feat: sync inner to open #2533
feat: sync inner to open #2533
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WalkthroughThe changes introduced in this pull request enhance the functionality of various components within a Vue.js application, particularly focusing on date pickers and select components. Key modifications include the addition of a year selection feature in the date picker, improvements in filtering capabilities for select components, and updates to event handling and state management across multiple components. Additionally, several style adjustments and renaming of properties for clarity have been implemented, ensuring consistency in the codebase. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant DatePicker
participant YearPicker
User->>DatePicker: Select Date
DatePicker->>YearPicker: Open Year Picker
User->>YearPicker: Select Year
YearPicker-->>DatePicker: Return Selected Year
DatePicker-->>User: Display Selected Date
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packages/renderless/src/dialog-box/index.ts (1)
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345-349: Add type annotations to the parameters oftoggleFullScreenThe
toggleFullScreenfunction's parameters{ state, emit, nextTick, vm }lack explicit type annotations. Adding type annotations can enhance type safety and improve code readability.Consider applying this diff to add type annotations:
-// tiny 新增 export const toggleFullScreen = +// tiny 新增 +export const toggleFullScreen = + ({ state, emit, nextTick, vm }: Pick<IDialogBoxRenderlessParams, 'state' | 'emit' | 'nextTick' | 'vm'>) => (isFull: boolean): void => { state.isFull = isFull nextTick(() => { emit('resize', { fullscreen: isFull, dialog: vm.$refs.dialog }) }) }packages/renderless/src/select/vue.ts (2)
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1-1: Fix typo in 'debouncRquest' function nameThe function
debouncRquestappears to be misspelled in the import statement. It should likely bedebounceRequest. Please correct the spelling to ensure the function is correctly imported and used throughout the code.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-import { - debouncRquest, + debounceRequest, nodeCollapse, nodeExpand, getChildValue, // ...
253-253: 'isIOS' variable added to state but not utilizedThe variable
isIOSis added to the state ininitStateAdd, but it doesn't appear to be used elsewhere in the code. Consider removing it to clean up the state object.Also applies to: 308-308
packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (1)
1327-1331: Translate Non-English Comments to EnglishThe comment
// 还原AUI的做法is in Chinese. For consistency and maintainability, please translate all comments to English.Proposed change:
- // 还原AUI的做法 + // Restore AUI's approachpackages/design/saas/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
6-7: Review computed property implementation patternThe method name suggests it's a computed property, but it:
- Has side effects (modifies state)
- Doesn't return a value
- Doesn't follow Vue's computed property pattern
Consider refactoring to follow Vue's computed property pattern:
-computedTreeMaxHeight() { - state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = '' -} +computedTreeMaxHeight() { + return '' +} + +watchEffect(() => { + state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = computedTreeMaxHeight.value +})packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vue (1)
23-23: Consider updating component documentationSince this represents a property rename that's part of a larger refactoring effort, it would be helpful to document this change in the component's documentation to help maintainers understand the new property naming convention.
Consider adding a comment above the
updateChartmethod explaining the use ofhuiChartOption:methods: { + // Updates the chart's configuration using huiChartOption property + // which is the standardized property name across all chart components updateChart() { this.huiChartOption = { ...this.options } }packages/renderless/src/common/deps/useUserAgent.ts (2)
3-13: Consider additional device detection methodsUser-Agent string detection alone might not be reliable as it can be spoofed. Consider complementing it with feature detection where possible.
Some suggestions:
- For iOS detection, you could also check for iOS-specific features like
-webkit-overflow-scrolling.- Consider using the CSS media query
hovercapability to distinguish between touch and non-touch devices.- The
navigator.platformAPI (though deprecated) could provide additional validation.Would you like me to provide an example implementation using multiple detection methods?
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Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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15-18: Consider memoizing the result and expanding the APIThe UA detection result won't change during a session, so we could optimize by memoizing the result.
+let cachedIsIOS: boolean | null = null + export const useUserAgent = () => { - const isIOS = getIsIOS() + if (cachedIsIOS === null) { + cachedIsIOS = getIsIOS() + } - return { isIOS } + return { isIOS: cachedIsIOS } }Also, consider expanding the API to include other useful UA information that might be needed in the future, such as:
isMobileisAndroidisMacOSbrowserNamebrowserVersionThis would prevent the need for multiple UA parsing implementations across the codebase.
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-funnel/src/chart-funnel.vue (1)
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20-28: Add JSDoc documentation for the updateChart methodConsider adding JSDoc documentation to improve maintainability and developer experience.
+ /** + * Updates the chart configuration with current data and settings + * @private + */ updateChart() { let { columns = [], rows = [] } = this.datapackages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-gauge/src/chart-gauge.vue (1)
30-30: LGTM: Property standardization looks goodThe change to use
huiChartOptionaligns with the standardization of property naming across chart components. The implementation is clean and maintains the existing functionality.This standardization of property names across components improves the maintainability and consistency of the codebase. Continue this pattern for other chart components if not already done.
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/AMapModel.ts (2)
27-28: Consider adding type safety for huiChartOption accessWhile the change is consistent, consider adding type safety to prevent potential runtime errors:
-let option = this.huiChartOption +const option = this.huiChartOption ?? this.defaultOption
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1-36: Document the huiChartOption standardizationThis change is part of a broader standardization effort across the huicharts package. Consider:
- Updating component documentation to reflect the use of
huiChartOption- Adding migration guides if this is a breaking change
- Ensuring consistent implementation across all chart components
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-graph/src/chart-graph.vue (1)
30-32: Consider adding type documentationSince this is a crucial property for chart configuration, consider adding JSDoc or TypeScript type documentation to clarify the expected shape of the
huiChartOptionobject.methods: { updateChart(data) { const { columns = [], rows = [] } = data const extra = { tooltipVisible: this.tooltipVisible, extend: this.extend } const option = graph(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) + /** @type {import('@opentiny/vue-huicharts-core').ChartOption} */ this.huiChartOption = { ...option } } }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-pie/src/chart-pie.vue (1)
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24-33: Consider enhancing data validation and error handlingWhile the property rename is good, consider these improvements to make the component more robust:
- Add props validation for the data structure
- Add error handling for malformed data in the updateChart method
Example implementation:
+ props: { + data: { + type: Object, + default: () => ({}), + validator: (value) => { + return Array.isArray(value.columns) && Array.isArray(value.rows) + } + } + }, methods: { updateChart() { let { columns = [], rows = [] } = this.data + if (!columns.length || !rows.length) { + console.warn('[ChartPie] Invalid data format: empty columns or rows') + return + }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey/src/chart-sankey.vue (1)
31-33: LGTM! Property rename aligns with standardization effort.The change from
optiontohuiChartOptionis consistent with similar changes across other chart components.Consider these improvements for better code clarity:
- const option = sankey(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) - this.huiChartOption = { - ...option - } + const huiChartOption = sankey(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) + this.huiChartOption = { + ...huiChartOption + }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-line/src/chart-line.vue (1)
31-34: Document the property rename in component's documentation.Since this is part of a larger standardization effort, consider updating the component's documentation to reflect the property rename from
optiontohuiChartOption.packages/theme-saas/src/row/index.less (1)
29-33: Consider reducing code duplication using a mixinThe pseudo-element hiding logic is duplicated between
.row-justify-space-aroundand.row-justify-space-between. Consider extracting this common styling into a LESS mixin for better maintainability.Here's a suggested refactor:
+ .hide-pseudo-elements() { + &:after, + &:before { + @apply hidden; + } + } &.row-justify-space-around { @apply justify-around; - &:after, - &:before { - @apply hidden; - } + .hide-pseudo-elements(); } &.row-justify-space-between { @apply justify-between; - &:after, - &:before { - @apply hidden; - } + .hide-pseudo-elements(); }Also applies to: 38-42
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-histogram/src/chart-histogram.vue (1)
34-37: Consider adding type safety for chart optionsThe chart options lack type checking, which could lead to runtime errors if invalid options are provided.
Consider adding PropTypes or TypeScript definitions for the chart options. Example:
interface HistogramChartOptions { smooth?: boolean; // ... other option properties }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bar/src/chart-bar.vue (3)
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34-38: Inconsistency between data property and usageThe property is declared as
optionin the data section but accessed ashuiChartOptionin theupdateChartmethod. This inconsistency needs to be resolved.Apply this diff to maintain consistency:
data() { return { iChartName: 'BarChart', - option: {} + huiChartOption: {} } }
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34-38: Consider adding TypeScript/PropTypes definitionsTo improve type safety and developer experience, consider adding type definitions for the chart options.
Example implementation:
interface ChartBarOptions { smooth: boolean; direction: 'horizontal' | 'vertical'; // Add other option properties } // Add as a property props: { huiChartOption: { type: Object as PropType<ChartBarOptions>, default: () => ({}) } }
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34-38: Document the standardization of chart option namingAs part of the broader effort to standardize chart option naming from
optiontohuiChartOption, consider:
- Adding a comment explaining the standardization
- Creating a migration guide for users
- Updating component documentation
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-radar/src/chart-radar.vue (1)
43-45: Consider using deep clone for better immutability.The spread operator (
...) only performs a shallow clone. Ifoptioncontains nested objects, mutations could still affect the original object.Consider using a deep clone:
- this.huiChartOption = { - ...option - } + this.huiChartOption = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(option))Or alternatively, use a dedicated utility like Lodash's
cloneDeep:+import { cloneDeep } from 'lodash-es' - this.huiChartOption = { - ...option - } + this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(option)examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization-composition-api.vue (3)
5-5: Consider adding debounce to filterable select with large datasetThe addition of
filterableis good for UX, but with 100,000 options, it might cause performance issues during typing. Consider adding a debounce to the filter operation.- <tiny-select v-model="value1" :options="options" filterable optimization @change="onChange"></tiny-select> + <tiny-select v-model="value1" :options="options" filterable :filter-method-debounce="300" optimization @change="onChange"></tiny-select>
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26-27: Optimize options generation for better performanceThe current implementation creates 100,000 items using
JSON.parsefor each item, which is inefficient and could block the main thread during component mount.-const buildOptions = () => - Array.from({ length: 100000 }).map((item, i) => JSON.parse(`{"value":"选项${i}","label":"北京${i}"}`)) +const buildOptions = () => + Array.from({ length: 100000 }).map((item, i) => ({ + value: `选项${i}`, + label: `北京${i}` + }))
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33-38: Consider formatting the change event messageShowing raw JSON string in the modal message isn't user-friendly. Consider formatting the output for better readability.
const onChange = (value) => { + const formattedValue = Array.isArray(value) + ? `Selected ${value.length} items: ${value.slice(0, 3).join(', ')}${value.length > 3 ? '...' : ''}` + : `Selected: ${value}` TinyModal.message({ - message: JSON.stringify(value), + message: formattedValue, status: 'info' }) }examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization.vue (2)
5-5: Consider adding performance safeguards for filtering large datasetsWhile adding the
filterableattribute improves UX, filtering through 100,000 options could impact performance. Consider implementing these optimizations:
- Add a minimum input length before filtering starts
- Implement debouncing for the filter input
- Consider server-side filtering for such large datasets
Example implementation:
- <tiny-select v-model="value1" :options="options" filterable optimization @change="onChange"></tiny-select> + <tiny-select + v-model="value1" + :options="options" + filterable + :filter-method="customFilterMethod" + :remote-method="remoteSearch" + :loading="loading" + optimization + @change="onChange" + ></tiny-select>Also applies to: 12-12
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23-24: Optimize options generation for better performanceThe current implementation could cause UI freezing due to synchronous generation of 100,000 items with unnecessary JSON parsing.
Consider this more efficient implementation:
-const buildOptions = () => - Array.from({ length: 100000 }).map((item, i) => JSON.parse(`{"value":"选项${i}","label":"北京${i}"}`)) +const buildOptions = () => + Array.from({ length: 100000 }).map((item, i) => ({ + value: `选项${i}`, + label: `北京${i}` + }))For even better performance, consider:
- Implementing virtual scrolling
- Loading options in chunks
- Using a generator function for lazy evaluation
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue (2)
55-63: Improve code organization and efficiencyConsider the following improvements:
- Move the
echartsSettingsarray to a separate constant or configuration file- Simplify the property assignment using
Object.assign+ import { ECHARTS_SETTINGS } from './constants' // or + const ECHARTS_SETTINGS = [ + 'grid', 'dataZoom', /* ... */ + ] - echartsSettings.forEach((prop) => { - if (this[prop]) { - this.huiChartOption[prop] = this[prop] - } - }) + Object.assign( + this.huiChartOption, + Object.fromEntries( + ECHARTS_SETTINGS + .filter(prop => this[prop]) + .map(prop => [prop, this[prop]]) + ) + )
Migration from 'option' to 'huiChartOption' is incomplete
The component still contains unmigrated references to 'option':
option: {}declarationthis.optionsreference in the spread operatorThese instances should also be renamed to maintain consistency with the
huiChartOptionnaming convention.🔗 Analysis chain
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25-68: Verify complete migration from 'option' to 'huiChartOption'Let's ensure all occurrences of 'option' have been consistently renamed across the component and its dependencies.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining 'option' references in this component rg -l 'option' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/ # Search for references to this component's options in other files rg -l 'ChartBaiduMap.*option' packages/vue/src/Length of output: 303
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any remaining 'option' references in the component rg 'option' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue # Search for references to this component's options in related files fd . packages/vue/src/huicharts --exec rg -l 'ChartBaiduMap.*option' # Search for any options-related props or methods ast-grep --pattern 'props: { $$$ option$_: $_, $$$ }' ast-grep --pattern 'methods: { $$$ option$_($$$) { $$$ }, $$$ }'Length of output: 430
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/autonavi-map.vue (3)
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19-22: Critical: Data property name mismatch with usageThe data property is defined as
optionbut accessed ashuiChartOptionthroughout the component. This inconsistency will cause reactivity issues as Vue won't track the correct property.Apply this fix:
data() { return { iChartName: 'AutonaviMapChart', - option: {} + huiChartOption: {} } },
28-35: Consider improving the options handling logicWhile the logic is correct, the code could be more maintainable with some refinements.
Consider this more concise approach:
- this.huiChartOption = { ...this.options, ...this.settings } - if (!this.tooltipVisible) { - this.huiChartOption.tooltip = { show: false } - } - - if (!this.legendVisible) { - this.huiChartOption.legend = { show: false } - } + this.huiChartOption = { + ...this.options, + ...this.settings, + ...((!this.tooltipVisible) && { tooltip: { show: false } }), + ...((!this.legendVisible) && { legend: { show: false } }) + }
58-72: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainabilitySeveral improvements could enhance the code's maintainability and performance:
- Move
echartsSettingsoutside the method as a constant:const ECHARTS_SETTINGS = ['grid', 'dataZoom', /* ... */];
- Replace the imperative forEach with a more declarative approach:
this.huiChartOption = { ...this.settings, tooltip: this.tooltipVisible ? this.tooltip : { show: false }, series: this.series, ...Object.fromEntries( ECHARTS_SETTINGS .filter(prop => this[prop]) .map(prop => [prop, this[prop]]) ), ...((!this.legendVisible) && { legend: { show: false } }) };This would:
- Improve code readability
- Eliminate the duplicate legend visibility check
- Reduce the number of object mutations
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled-composition-api.vue (1)
8-16: LGTM! Consider i18n for placeholder text.The year picker implementation is well-structured and consistent with the existing patterns. The component configuration and bindings are correct.
Consider extracting the placeholder text "请选择年" to a localization file for better internationalization support.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled.vue (3)
8-16: Consider internationalizing the placeholder textThe placeholder text "请选择年" should be internationalized for better global accessibility.
Consider using the i18n system:
- placeholder="请选择年" + :placeholder="t('datePicker.selectYear')"
60-61: Consider making date restrictions configurableThe hard-coded date '2023-08-15' might become outdated. Consider making this configurable through props or environment variables.
Example implementation:
- return time.getTime() > Date.now() || time.getTime() < new Date('2023-08-15').getTime() + const minDate = props.minDate || '2023-08-15' + return time.getTime() > Date.now() || time.getTime() < new Date(minDate).getTime()
63-66: LGTM! Clean and efficient year restriction implementationThe year restriction logic is simple and effective. Consider making the year range configurable if this is meant to be reused across different contexts.
Example enhancement:
yearPickerOptions: { disabledDate(year) { - return year > 2025 || year < 2022 + const { minYear = 2022, maxYear = 2025 } = this + return year > maxYear || year < minYear } }packages/renderless/src/common/event.ts (3)
44-44: Document the rationale for disabling prefer-spread.While using
.apply()is valid, it would be helpful to document why spread operator (...) is not preferred here, especially since this is a TypeScript codebase where modern syntax is generally favored.
77-84: Consider using Object.defineProperty alternatives.Redefining properties on the Event object using
Object.definePropertycould lead to unexpected behavior in different browsers or when the event is reused. Consider alternatives:
- Creating a wrapped event object
- Using a WeakMap to store corrected targets
Would you like me to provide example implementations of these alternatives?
64-85: Enhance documentation with specific use cases.The function would benefit from more detailed JSDoc comments explaining:
- When to use this function vs
getActualTarget- Specific scenarios where event.target needs correction
- Examples of usage with web components
+/** + * Corrects the event.target when it's either null or incorrect due to shadow DOM event retargeting. + * Unlike getActualTarget, this function modifies the event object directly. + * + * @example + * // Usage with web components + * element.addEventListener('blur', (event) => { + * correctTarget(event, fallbackTarget); + * // event.target now points to the correct element + * }); + * + * @param event - The DOM event whose target needs correction + * @param target - Optional fallback target when event.target is null + */ export const correctTarget = (event, target?: EventTarget) => {internals/cli/src/commands/release/releaseAurora.ts (2)
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1-63: Consider documenting the package rename strategy.The file contains multiple package rename rules but lacks documentation explaining the overall strategy and rationale. Consider adding a comment block explaining:
- The purpose of each replacement rule
- The relationship between Aurora and OpenTiny packages
- Any special cases or exceptions (like the huicharts package)
Add this documentation at the top of the file:
import { pathFromPackages } from '../build/build-ui' import path from 'node:path' import fs from 'fs-extra' + +/** + * Package Rename Strategy + * ---------------------- + * This script handles the conversion between OpenTiny and Aurora package names: + * - Core packages: @opentiny/* → @aurora/* + * - Renderless: @opentiny/vue-renderless → @aurora/renderless + * - Theme: @opentiny/vue-theme → @aurora/theme + * - Special cases: + * - @opentiny/fluent-editor (remains unchanged) + * - @opentiny/huicharts (remains unchanged) + * + * Note: Some packages maintain their @opentiny namespace to ensure compatibility + * across different framework implementations. + */
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31-45: Consider refactoring the replacement chain for better maintainability.The current chain of
.replace()calls is becoming long and harder to maintain. Consider refactoring this into a configuration object that maps source patterns to their replacements.Here's a suggested refactor:
- let result = content - .replace(/@opentiny\/vue-renderless/g, '@aurora/renderless') - .replace(/@opentiny\/vue-theme/g, '@aurora/theme') - .replace(/@opentiny/g, '@aurora') - .replace(/TINY/g, 'AUI') - .replace(/Tiny/g, 'Aui') - .replace(/tiny/g, 'aui') - .replace(/zhCN/g, 'zh_CN') - .replace(/enUS/g, 'en_US') - .replace(/-openaui/g, '-opentiny') - .replace(/"(.*?\/popup-manager)"/g, '"@aurora/renderless/common/deps/popup-manager"') - .replace(/"(.*?\/xss)"/g, '"@aurora/utils"') - .replace(/@aurora\/fluent-editor/g, '@opentiny/fluent-editor') - .replace(/@aurora\/huicharts/g, '@opentiny/huicharts') + const replacements = { + '@opentiny/vue-renderless': '@aurora/renderless', + '@opentiny/vue-theme': '@aurora/theme', + '@opentiny': '@aurora', + 'TINY': 'AUI', + 'Tiny': 'Aui', + 'tiny': 'aui', + 'zhCN': 'zh_CN', + 'enUS': 'en_US', + '-openaui': '-opentiny', + '"(.*?/popup-manager)"': '"@aurora/renderless/common/deps/popup-manager"', + '"(.*?/xss)"': '"@aurora/utils"', + '@aurora/fluent-editor': '@opentiny/fluent-editor', + '@aurora/huicharts': '@opentiny/huicharts' + } + + let result = Object.entries(replacements).reduce( + (acc, [pattern, replacement]) => acc.replace(new RegExp(pattern, 'g'), replacement), + content + )packages/renderless/src/tabbar/vue.ts (2)
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65-77: Consider using Vue's event bus alternatives.The component uses Vue's event bus pattern (
vm.$on) which is deprecated in Vue 3. While this might be intentional for Vue 2 compatibility, consider documenting this or planning for future migration.Consider alternatives like:
- Vuex for state management
- Props/emit for parent-child communication
- Provide/inject for deeper component trees
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47-57: Consider debouncing the resize event handler.The window resize event listener is attached without debouncing, which could impact performance during rapid window resizing.
Consider wrapping the resize handler with a debounce function:
+ import { debounce } from '../common/deps/utils' onMounted(() => { - on(window, 'resize', api.initPage) + on(window, 'resize', debounce(api.initPage, 200))packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/common/extend.ts (3)
22-23: Add TypeScript type annotations for better type safety.Consider adding explicit type annotations to improve type safety and IDE support:
-export default ({ huiChartOption, extend }) => { +interface HuiChartOption { + series?: any; + [key: string]: any; +} + +interface ExtendOption { + [key: string]: any; +} + +export default ({ huiChartOption, extend }: { huiChartOption: HuiChartOption, extend: ExtendOption }) => {
66-66: Use a more specific variable name for clarity.The parameter name
huiChartOptionin the forEach callback is misleading as it represents a single series item, not the entire chart configuration.-mergeOption[key].forEach((huiChartOption, i) => (mergeOption[key][i] = { ...huiChartOption, ...value })) +mergeOption[key].forEach((seriesItem, i) => (mergeOption[key][i] = { ...seriesItem, ...value }))
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22-91: Consider adding input validation and error handling.The function assumes valid input types and structures. Consider adding:
- Input validation for
huiChartOptionandextend- Error handling for invalid merge operations
- Type guards for series handling
export default ({ huiChartOption, extend }) => { + if (!huiChartOption || typeof huiChartOption !== 'object') { + throw new TypeError('huiChartOption must be an object'); + } + if (!extend || typeof extend !== 'object') { + throw new TypeError('extend must be an object'); + } + const cloneOption = cloneDeep(huiChartOption)packages/theme-saas/src/select-dropdown/index.less (1)
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44-53: Consider improving empty state implementationThe empty state image implementation could be enhanced in several ways:
- The hardcoded image path '../images/empty-nodata.png' should be made configurable to support theme customization
- Consider adding fallback styles or a default SVG for cases where the image fails to load
- Add support for dark mode variants of the empty state image
Consider refactoring to:
.@{select-dropdown-prefix-cls}__empty-images { - background-image: url('../images/empty-nodata.png'); + background-image: var(--ti-select-empty-image, url('../images/empty-nodata.png')); @apply w-16; @apply h-16; @apply mb-2; @apply bg-cover; @apply bg-no-repeat; @apply inline-block; @apply align-bottom; + @apply dark:invert; /* Add dark mode support if the image needs inversion */ }packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/methods.ts (1)
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19-37: Consider refactoring fixed column handlingThe current implementation has several areas for improvement:
- Direct DOM manipulation makes the code fragile and harder to maintain
- The fixed column logic could be extracted into a separate method
- Error handling could be improved for event handlers
Consider refactoring like this:
+private handleFixedColumnDrag(targetThElem: HTMLElement, wrapperElem: HTMLElement, oldIndex: number, newIndex: number): void { + if (newIndex > oldIndex) { + for (let i = newIndex; i >= oldIndex; i--) { + wrapperElem.insertBefore(targetThElem, wrapperElem.children[i]) + } + } else { + for (let i = newIndex; i <= oldIndex; i++) { + wrapperElem.insertBefore(targetThElem, wrapperElem.children[i]) + } + wrapperElem.insertBefore(wrapperElem.children[oldIndex], targetThElem) + } +} if (newColumn.fixed) { - // 错误的移动 - if (newIndex > oldIndex) { - for (let i = newIndex; i >= oldIndex; i--) { - wrapperElem.insertBefore(targetThElem, wrapperElem.children[i]) - } - } else { - for (let i = newIndex; i <= oldIndex; i++) { - wrapperElem.insertBefore(targetThElem, wrapperElem.children[i]) - } - wrapperElem.insertBefore(wrapperElem.children[oldIndex], targetThElem) - } + this.handleFixedColumnDrag(targetThElem, wrapperElem, oldIndex, newIndex) return Modal.message({ message: GlobalConfig.i18n('ui.grid.error.notAllowDragFixed'), status: 'error' }) }packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/vue.ts (2)
109-111: Consider extracting initialization logic for better testability.The new methods are well-organized, but the initialization logic might benefit from being more explicit.
Consider extracting the initialization logic into a dedicated lifecycle manager:
+ const createLifecycleManager = ({ api, state }) => ({ + init: init({ api }), + reset: resetTemporary({ state }), + scrollTo: scrollToItem({ api, props, state }) + }) Object.assign(api, { - scrollToItem: scrollToItem({ api, props, state }), - resetTemporary: resetTemporary({ state }), - init: init({ api }) + ...createLifecycleManager({ api, state }) })This would make the initialization flow more explicit and easier to test.
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1-156: Document the new initialization flow.The changes introduce a more structured approach to component initialization and state management. To ensure maintainability:
- Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the initialization sequence
- Document the relationship between
init,resetTemporary, andupdateVisibleItems- Add examples of the expected usage pattern
Would you like me to help draft the documentation?
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141-146: Consider migrating from Vue 2.x event bus pattern.The code uses Vue 2.x event bus pattern (
$on/$off) which is deprecated in Vue 3. Consider migrating to a more modern approach:
- Use Vue 3's
mittortiny-emitterfor event handling- Or use props/emit pattern with a parent component
Example migration using
mitt:+import mitt from 'mitt' +const emitter = mitt() -vm.$on('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) +emitter.on('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) onUnmounted(() => { api.destroyed() api.observer && api.observer.disconnect() - vm.$off('tooltip-update') + emitter.off('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) })🧰 Tools
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173-175: LGTM: Full-width style for display-only textareasThe addition of
w-fullmaintains consistent width behavior across display-only form elements.Consider extracting the common display-only styles into a shared mixin since both input and textarea share identical width and line-height properties:
+ .display-only-field() { + @apply w-full; + @apply ~"leading-5.5"; + } .@{input-prefix-cls}-display-only { @apply inline-block; - @apply w-full; - @apply ~"leading-5.5"; + .display-only-field(); } .@{textarea-prefix-cls}-display-only { @apply inline-block; - @apply w-full; - @apply ~"leading-5.5"; + .display-only-field(); }packages/vue/src/grid/src/tooltip/src/methods.ts (1)
38-42: LGTM! Consider extracting CSS selectors as constants.The logic for selecting the appropriate cell element is clear and well-commented. However, to improve maintainability, consider extracting the CSS selectors as constants.
+ const CELL_TEXT_SELECTOR = '.tiny-grid-cell-text'; + const CELL_SELECTOR = '.tiny-grid-cell'; + const cell = isHeader && !(typeof column.title === 'function') - ? event.currentTarget.querySelector('.tiny-grid-cell-text') - : event.currentTarget.querySelector('.tiny-grid-cell') + ? event.currentTarget.querySelector(CELL_TEXT_SELECTOR) + : event.currentTarget.querySelector(CELL_SELECTOR)packages/vue/src/grid/src/pager/src/methods.ts (1)
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82-96: Consider extracting pagination logic into a composableThe current implementation mixes multiple concerns (state management, event handling, data fetching). Consider extracting the pagination logic into a Vue composable for better reusability and maintainability.
This would:
- Separate pagination logic from component implementation
- Make the code more testable
- Allow reuse across different components
- Simplify the main component code
Example structure:
// usePagination.ts export function usePagination({ onPageChange, onError }) { const loading = ref(false) const currentPage = ref(1) const handlePageChange = async (params) => { loading.value = true try { await onPageChange(params) } catch (error) { onError(error) } finally { loading.value = false } } return { loading, currentPage, handlePageChange } }packages/renderless/src/select-dropdown/vue.ts (2)
125-125: Improve null check using optional chainingThe added null check is a good defensive programming practice. However, we can make it more concise using optional chaining.
-state.originValue = selectVm.modelValue && selectVm.modelValue.slice(0) +state.originValue = selectVm.modelValue?.slice(0)🧰 Tools
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124-127: Consider documenting state synchronization flowThe state synchronization between
modelValueandoriginValueis a critical part of the dropdown's functionality. Consider adding comments to document:
- When and why the synchronization happens
- The relationship between
visiblestate and value copying- The implications for multiple select mode
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packages/theme-saas/src/textarea/index.less (2)
96-109: Add cross-browser scrollbar supportThe current scrollbar styling only targets WebKit browsers. Consider:
- Adding Firefox scrollbar styling (
scrollbar-widthandscrollbar-color)- Providing graceful degradation for unsupported browsers
.@{textarea-prefix-cls}__inner { &::-webkit-scrollbar { @apply w-3; } &::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 5px; @apply bg-clip-content; @apply border-x-4; @apply border-y-2; @apply border-solid; @apply border-transparent; } + /* Firefox */ + scrollbar-width: thin; + scrollbar-color: theme('colors.color.text.disabled') transparent; }
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144-205: Modernize display-only mode implementationThe current implementation uses older CSS patterns and browser-specific features. Consider:
- Replacing float-based layout with Flexbox or Grid
- Using modern line-clamping alternatives
- Ensuring consistent spacing with design tokens
&.is-display-only { .@{textarea-prefix-cls}-display-only__wrap { - @apply flex; + @apply grid; + @apply gap-2; } .@{textarea-prefix-cls}-display-only__content { - &::before { - @apply content-['']; - @apply float-right; - @apply h-full; - @apply ~'-mb-3.5'; - } .more-btn { - @apply float-right; - @apply clear-both; + @apply ml-auto; + @apply self-start; @apply text-color-brand; @apply text-xs; @apply cursor-pointer; @apply leading-3; - @apply relative; - @apply ~'-top-0.5'; } } }packages/renderless/src/tree-menu/index.ts (1)
122-126: Consider using router-based navigation instead of direct URL handlingThe current implementation directly opens URLs from menu data. Consider these architectural improvements:
- Use Vue Router for internal navigation instead of window.open()
- Add a URL validation/transformation service
- Consider implementing a navigation guard pattern
This would provide:
- Better integration with Vue's routing system
- Centralized URL handling
- Improved security through consistent navigation patterns
Would you like me to provide an example implementation of a router-based navigation approach?
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27-42: Consider refactoring for improved maintainability.Several improvements could enhance code maintainability:
- Rename
handleIfScrollYLoadTruthyto something more descriptive likehandleVirtualScrollDragAndDrop- Add comments explaining the index calculations in splice operations
- Consider extracting error handling into a separate utility function
- Consider simplifying tree manipulation logic by extracting it into smaller, focused functions
Example refactor for error handling:
const showDragError = (message: string) => { return Modal.message({ message: GlobalConfig.i18n(message), status: 'error' }) }This would allow consistent error handling:
if (findTree(selfRow[options.children], (row) => prevRow === row, options)) { const oldTrElem = wrapperElem.children[event.oldIndex] wrapperElem.insertBefore(targetTrElem, oldTrElem) return showDragError('ui.grid.error.notAllowDragSelf') }Also applies to: 79-98
packages/renderless/src/tabs/index.ts (1)
134-147: Consider architectural improvements for tab managementThe current implementation mixes concerns between tab ordering and visibility calculations. Consider:
- Separating tab ordering logic from visibility calculations
- Using Vue's reactive system more effectively
- Implementing virtualization for better performance with many tabs
- Adding memoization for expensive calculations
This would improve maintainability and performance.
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packages/renderless/src/transfer/index.ts (1)
237-239: Improve readability of index checks.While the bitwise NOT operator (
~) is a clever way to check for -1, it reduces code readability. Consider using more explicit comparisons.Suggested improvement:
- const index = isAdd ? state.rightChecked.indexOf(key) : state.leftChecked.indexOf(key) - const valueIndex = currentValue.indexOf(key) - - if (~index) { + const index = isAdd ? state.rightChecked.indexOf(key) : state.leftChecked.indexOf(key) + const valueIndex = currentValue.indexOf(key) + + if (index !== -1) {packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (1)
201-203: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The use of
@apply contentsis correct for maintaining the semantic structure while allowing parent flex layout to control positioning. Consider adding a comment explaining this behavior for future maintainers..@{select-prefix-cls}__tags-content { + // Uses contents display to maintain semantic structure while letting parent flex control layout @apply contents; }packages/renderless/src/dropdown/index.ts (1)
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269-290: Fix typo in function name:beforeDistory→beforeDestroyThe function name should be corrected to follow Vue's lifecycle hook naming convention. The parameter addition of
vmis a good improvement for proper event cleanup.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
-export const beforeDistory = +export const beforeDestroy =packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (1)
99-106: Document magic numbers and improve parseInt usage
- The
8pixel adjustment for showLine should be documented to explain its purpose- parseInt should include a radix parameter for clarity
export const computedIndent = () => ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { + // Add 8px extra indent when showing lines to accommodate the line graphics + const LINE_INDENT_ADJUSTMENT = 8 - return (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (parseInt(tree.indent) + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + parseInt(tree.baseIndent) + 'px' + return (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (parseInt(tree.indent, 10) + (showLine ? LINE_INDENT_ADJUSTMENT : 0)) + parseInt(tree.baseIndent, 10) + 'px' }packages/vue/src/date-panel/src/pc.vue (1)
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216-235: Consider documenting the footer's lifecycle behaviorThe footer contains critical actions (Now/Confirm buttons) and its presence is controlled by
state.isShowFooter. Since we're now usingv-if, the footer will be completely unmounted/mounted rather than just hidden/shown. This has implications for:
- State Management: Ensure
state.isShowFooterchanges are properly synchronized with the parent component- Event Handling: The footer's buttons need to handle events correctly after remounting
- Component Contract: Document this behavior for other developers who might use or maintain this component
Consider adding a comment in the code or updating the component's documentation to explain:
- When the footer is shown/hidden
- How to properly handle footer state in parent components
- Any initialization required when the footer is remounted
packages/renderless/src/date-picker-mobile/index.ts (1)
403-409: Consider making the close behavior more flexibleThe direct use of
$refsto access the action sheet component in a renderless component couples it to a specific implementation. Consider making this more flexible by:
- Emitting an event and letting the parent component handle the closing
- Or passing a close handler through props/context
This would better maintain the separation of concerns and make the component more reusable.
Example refactor:
export const close = - ({ emit, vm }) => + ({ emit }) => () => { - vm.$refs.actionSheet.close() emit('close') }packages/renderless/src/file-upload/vue.ts (1)
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41-42: Consider consolidating drag-related state propertiesThe state contains three similar properties for tracking drag state:
dragingdragOverisDragoverThis could lead to inconsistent state management and confusion about which property to use.
Consider consolidating these into a single property with a consistent naming convention:
const state = reactive({ - draging: false, - dragOver: false, // ...other properties - isDragover: false, + isDragging: false, // Single source of truth for drag state // ...remaining properties })Also applies to: 77-78, 82-82
packages/renderless/src/form-item/index.ts (1)
456-458: Consider updating event system for Vue 3 compatibilityThe current implementation uses Vue 2's event system (
$on/$off). For better framework compatibility and future-proofing:
- Consider using Vue's built-in event handling system with
@eventsyntax- Or implement an event bus compatible with both Vue 2 and Vue 3
Example approach using Vue's built-in event handling:
-vm.$on('form.blur', api.onFieldBlur) -vm.$off('form.blur') +// In template +<component @blur="onFieldBlur" /> + +// In setup/script +const onFieldBlur = () => { + // validation logic +}packages/vue/src/grid/src/grid/grid.ts (2)
152-157: Consider consolidating pagination state managementThe addition of
realTimeTablePagecreates potential state duplication with the existingtablePageobject. Consider using a single source of truth for pagination state with a loading flag.- tablePageLoading: false, - realTimeTablePage: { - total: 0, - pageSize: 10, - currentPage: 1 - }, + tablePage: { + total: 0, + pageSize: 10, + currentPage: 1, + isLoading: false + },
184-186: Improve code safety and clarityThe variable name
oldPageis misleading as it represents the current page configuration. Also, the code could benefit from optional chaining for better safety.- let { seqSerial, scrollLoad, pagerConfig: oldPage, startIndex, tablePageLoading, realTimeTablePage } = this - let seqIndexValue = startIndex - const pagerConfig = tablePageLoading ? realTimeTablePage : oldPage + let { seqSerial, scrollLoad, pagerConfig: currentPage, startIndex, tablePageLoading, realTimeTablePage } = this + let seqIndexValue = startIndex + const pagerConfig = tablePageLoading ? realTimeTablePage : currentPage🧰 Tools
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts (3)
197-197: Consider optimizing multiple renderChart callsThe watch handlers for
initOptions,judgeWidth,delay, andresizeableall triggerrenderChartwithhuiChartOption. Consider consolidating these updates to reduce unnecessary re-renders.Consider implementing a debounced render function that can handle multiple property updates in a single render cycle.
Also applies to: 204-204, 210-210, 217-217
570-575: Simplify mounted hook state managementThe mounted hook contains sequential state updates that could be combined for better clarity and performance.
Consider combining the state updates:
- this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) - let { huiChartOption } = this - huiChartOption = this.afterConfigFn(huiChartOption) + const huiChartOption = this.afterConfigFn(cloneDeep(this.options))
371-371: Optimize deep cloning operationsMultiple deep cloning operations on potentially large objects could impact performance.
Consider:
- Using shallow cloning where deep cloning isn't necessary
- Implementing a memoization strategy for frequently accessed cloned objects
- Using immutable data structures to avoid the need for defensive cloning
Also applies to: 376-377
packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/index.ts (1)
197-202: Consider using Map.prototype.set's return value.While the destructuring of
typeimproves readability, the Map usage can be optimized.- let unusedPool = unusedViews.get(nrType) - if (!unusedPool) { - unusedPool = [] - unusedViews.set(nrType, unusedPool) - } + let unusedPool = unusedViews.get(nrType) || unusedViews.set(nrType, []).get(nrType)packages/vue-locale/src/lang/en.ts (5)
203-232: Improve consistency in rich text editor translationsThe translations use inconsistent capitalization:
- Some options use sentence case: "Text Color"
- Others use title case: "Background Color"
- Some use technical terms: "Coding" instead of "Code"
Consider standardizing to title case and using more user-friendly terms:
- code: 'Coding', + code: 'Code', - unorderedlist: 'Bullet Lists', + unorderedlist: 'Bullet List', - orderedlist: 'Numbered Lists', + orderedlist: 'Numbered List',
815-861: Enhance clarity of validation messagesThe validation messages use %s placeholders, but some messages could be more specific:
- "Required field" is too terse
- Some messages don't clearly indicate how to fix the error
Consider making the messages more helpful:
- required: 'Required field', + required: 'This field is required', - whitespace: 'This field cannot be left blank.', + whitespace: 'This field cannot contain only whitespace characters.',
282-321: Simplify file upload messagesSome messages could be more concise while maintaining clarity:
- fileSize: 'The file is less than the minimum size ({minSize} {sizeUnit}).', + fileSize: 'File must be at least {minSize} {sizeUnit}.', - calcHash: 'The document is being analyzed and encrypted.', + calcHash: 'Analyzing and encrypting document...',
349-375: Improve clarity of deprecation noticesThe error messages for deprecated methods should provide clear migration paths:
- delRevert: 'The <strong>revert</strong> method has been deprecated. Use <strong>revertData</strong> instead.', + delRevert: 'The <strong>revert</strong> method is deprecated and will be removed in the next major version. Please migrate to <strong>revertData</strong>.',Consider moving developer-facing error messages to a separate debugging/development translation namespace to reduce the size of the production bundle.
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1-862: Overall translation quality is goodThe translations are generally clear, consistent, and well-organized. The file structure makes it easy to maintain and extend the translations.
Consider:
- Using TypeScript interfaces to ensure type safety for translation keys
- Implementing a translation key validation system to catch missing or unused translations
- Adding comments for complex translation keys to provide context for translators
packages/theme-saas/src/grid/table.less (1)
647-649: Consider browser compatibility for the :has() selector.While the implementation is logically correct for simplifying header cell layout when containing only text, the
:has()selector has limited browser support (particularly in older versions).Consider a progressive enhancement approach:
.@{grid-cell-prefix-cls} { @apply flex; @apply items-center; @apply justify-start; + /* Base styles for all browsers */ + &.single-text { + @apply block; + } + + /* Progressive enhancement for modern browsers */ &:has(> span:only-child) { @apply block; } }Then add a JavaScript fallback to add the
single-textclass for browsers that don't support:has().packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.tsx (3)
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249-251: Fix typo in tooltip method call.There's a typo in the tooltip method call:
clostTooltipshould becloseTooltip. This would cause a runtime error as the methodclostTooltipdoesn't exist.Apply this fix:
if (showTip || showTooltip) { - $table.clostTooltip() + $table.closeTooltip() }
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392-476: Consider refactoring for better maintainability.The
setColumnEventsfunction is quite complex and handles multiple responsibilities. Consider:
- Breaking it down into smaller, focused functions (e.g., separate functions for event handling and column property setup)
- Using TypeScript interfaces to better define the argument structure
- Grouping related configurations together
Example refactor approach:
interface ColumnEventConfig { editConfig: any; expandConfig: any; radioConfig: any; selectConfig: any; mouseConfig: any; treeConfig: any; } interface ColumnDisplayConfig { showOverflow: any; showTip: boolean; hasEllipsis: boolean; } function setupColumnDisplay(config: ColumnDisplayConfig) { // Handle display-related setup } function setupColumnEvents(config: ColumnEventConfig) { // Handle event-related setup } const setColumnEvents = (args1) => { const displayConfig = extractDisplayConfig(args1); const eventConfig = extractEventConfig(args1); const display = setupColumnDisplay(displayConfig); const events = setupColumnEvents(eventConfig); return { ...display, ...events }; }
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1-1000: Consider performance optimizations for rendering logic.Several areas in the code could benefit from performance optimizations:
- The comment on line 583 indicates that table data changes trigger full re-renders: "表格每次数据改变都会触发renderRow重新执行，会造成性能损失"
- Complex nested rendering functions could benefit from memoization
- Event listeners could benefit from debouncing, especially scroll handlers
Consider implementing the following optimizations:
- Use Vue's
computedproperties for derived data- Implement row virtualization for large datasets
- Memoize expensive computations
- Add debounce/throttle to scroll event handlers
packages/theme-saas/src/rich-text/index.less (1)
98-98: Consider adding fallback for browser compatibility.The
white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks;property is relatively new and may not be supported in all browsers. While the change itself is good for preserving line breaks in the editor, consider adding a fallback for broader browser support.Add this fallback for better browser compatibility:
.ql-editor { + white-space: pre-wrap; /* Fallback for older browsers */ white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks; }packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/table.ts (5)
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108-118: Update slot access pattern for consistency with Vue 3The change from
$slotstoslotsin the rendering functions aligns with Vue 3's composition API patterns, but there are potential issues:
- The code assumes
$gridalways exists and has aslotsproperty- No fallback handling if slots are undefined
Apply this diff to add proper fallback handling:
- const { slots } = $grid + const slots = $grid?.slots || {} return () => { let emptyPartVnode = null let { computerTableBodyHeight } = _vm if (_vm.isCenterEmpty && !tableData.length) { let emptyVnodes let noEmptyClass = _vm.viewType === V_CARD || _vm.viewType === V_LIST - if (slots.empty) { + if (slots?.empty) {
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47-51: Enhance tree configuration validationThe tree configuration merging logic should validate the input more thoroughly and handle edge cases.
Apply this diff to improve the configuration handling:
function mergeTreeConfig(_vm) { if (_vm.treeConfig) { - const { ordered } = _vm.treeConfig - _vm.treeOrdered = isNull(ordered) ? true : Boolean(ordered) + const { ordered = null } = _vm.treeConfig || {} + _vm.treeOrdered = ordered === false ? false : true } }
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1022-1048: Refactor lifecycle hooks for better event handlingThe event binding logic is duplicated in
mounted,activated, and other lifecycle hooks. This should be refactored into a shared method.Consider extracting the event binding logic into a shared method:
+ methods: { + initializeEvents() { + if (this.autoResize && TINYGrid._resize) { + this.bindResize() + } + bindEvent(this) + } + } mounted() { if (this.$refs.tableWrapper) { document.body.appendChild(this.$refs.tableWrapper) } this.$nextTick().then(() => { this.afterMounted = true - if (this.autoResize && TINYGrid._resize) { - this.bindResize() - } + this.initializeEvents() }) }
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1168-1196: Optimize render function performanceThe render function creates multiple elements and performs multiple computations. This could be optimized for better performance.
Consider these optimizations:
- Memoize computed values
- Use Vue's built-in performance optimizations
render() { + // Memoize frequently accessed values + const tableAttrs = hooks.computed(() => getTableAttrs(this)) + return h('div', getTableAttrs(this), [ h( 'div', { class: 'tiny-grid-hidden-column', ref: 'hideColumn' }, instanceSlots.default && instanceSlots.default() ), renderHeader(), renderEmptyPart(), - h(GridBody, { ref: 'tableBody', props, class: this.viewCls('tableBody') }), + h(GridBody, { + ref: 'tableBody', + props, + class: this.viewCls('tableBody'), + // Add key for better virtual DOM diffing + key: 'gridBody' + }),
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38-46: Enhance error handling with specific error typesThe error handling uses generic Error objects and could be improved with custom error types for better error handling.
Consider creating specific error types:
+class GridConfigurationError extends Error { + constructor(message) { + super(message) + this.name = 'GridConfigurationError' + } +} function verifyConfig(_vm) { if (!getRowkey(_vm)) { - error('ui.grid.error.rowIdEmpty') + throw new GridConfigurationError(error('ui.grid.error.rowIdEmpty')) }packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (2)
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1-1183: Consider breaking down this large file into smaller modulesThis file is quite large and handles multiple concerns. Consider:
- Splitting into feature-specific modules (e.g., scrolling, caching, events)
- Using TypeScript interfaces for better type safety
- Organizing methods by functionality
- Creating separate services for complex operations
This would improve maintainability and make the code easier to test.
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1-1183: Enhance error handling throughout the codebaseConsider adding:
- Proper error boundaries for async operations
- Input validation for critical methods
- Error recovery mechanisms
- Consistent error logging
- User-friendly error messages
This would improve reliability and debugging experience.
Example for error handling in async methods:
async handleResolveColumn(tableData, fetchColumns) { + try { const { tableColumn, scrollYStore, asyncRenderMap, scrollXLoad, scrollYLoad } = this const { startIndex } = scrollYStore const isScrollLoad = scrollXLoad || scrollYLoad if (fetchColumns.length === 0) { return } const promises = mapFetchColumnPromise({ _vm: this, fetchColumns, tableColumn }) - Promise.all(promises).then( + await Promise.all(promises).then( handleAllColumnPromises({ startIndex, fetchColumns, tableData, asyncRenderMap, isScrollLoad }, this) ) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to resolve column:', error) + // Add error recovery mechanism + this.$emit('column-resolve-error', error) + } }
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packages/renderless/src/common/deps/useUserAgent.ts
[error] 6-7: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/index.ts
[error] 442-442: The assignment should not be in an expression.
The use of assignments in expressions is confusing.
Expressions are often considered as side-effect free.
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packages/renderless/src/select-dropdown/vue.ts
[error] 125-125: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/renderless/src/tabs/index.ts
[error] 136-138: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/renderless/src/tree-menu/index.ts
[error] 123-123: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/grid/grid.ts
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[error] 186-186: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts
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🔇 Additional comments (101)
packages/renderless/src/year-table/index.ts (2)
17-25: 'getIsDefault' function implementation is correct
The logic in getIsDefault correctly determines whether the given year matches the default value(s) in props. The use of Array.isArray and some effectively handles both array and single value cases.
35-40: 'getIsCurrent' function implementation is correct
The function getIsCurrent accurately checks if the provided year matches the current value(s) in props. The use of coerceTruthyValueToArray and arrayFindIndex ensures compatibility with both single and multiple date selections.
packages/renderless/src/dialog-box/index.ts (1)
293-293: Prevent dragging when in fullscreen mode
The addition of state.isFull in the condition ensures that the dialog cannot be dragged when it is in fullscreen mode. This is appropriate to prevent unintended behavior.
packages/renderless/src/select/vue.ts (3)
66-66: Ensure 'onMouseenterSelf' is correctly imported and used
The method onMouseenterSelf has been added to the import list from './index'. Verify that onMouseenterSelf is properly exported from './index' and implemented correctly.
116-116: Verify the usage of 'useUserAgent'
You have imported useUserAgent from '../common/deps/useUserAgent' and used it to obtain isIOS in initStateAdd. Ensure that the useUserAgent module is correctly implemented and that isIOS accurately reflects the user agent information.
170-170: Confirm 'onMouseenterSelf' is properly integrated
The function onMouseenterSelf is added to the api array and initialized in initApi. Ensure that it is correctly implemented and that it handles the intended mouse enter events appropriately.
Also applies to: 377-377
packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (1)
18-18: Importing 'correctTarget' function for event handling
The import statement correctly includes correctTarget from '../common/event' for use in event handling within the component.
packages/design/aurora/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
6-8: Verify layout implications
The change from 'auto' to empty string for height might affect the component's layout behavior.
Let's check for related style definitions and usage:
✅ Verification successful
Empty string is safe for max-height property
The change from 'auto' to empty string ('') for the treeWrapperMaxHeight is safe and won't cause any layout issues. When an empty string is assigned to the max-height CSS property, it effectively removes any max-height constraint, which is equivalent to the default behavior. This is similar to setting it to 'auto' or not setting it at all.
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packages/design/saas/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
7-7: Verify layout behavior with empty string height
Changing from 'auto' to empty string height could affect the tree wrapper's layout behavior. Empty string will make the element use its parent's height constraints, while 'auto' would size based on content.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the code analysis, I can see that treeWrapperMaxHeight is used to control the maximum height of the tree wrapper container in the popeditor component. The change from 'auto' to empty string is actually part of the design's tree height computation logic:
- In the renderless code (packages/renderless/src/popeditor/index.ts), there is logic to dynamically calculate and set the tree wrapper's max height based on the dialog box dimensions:
state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = `${
dialogBoxEl.querySelector('.tiny-dialog-box__body').clientHeight - searchInputHeight - searchInputBottom
}px`-
The design implementations (aurora/saas) override this by setting it to empty string, which effectively removes the max-height constraint and allows the tree to take its natural height based on its content and parent container constraints.
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This is a valid and safe change because:
- Empty string is a valid value for max-height CSS property
- It allows for more flexible height handling based on the parent container
- The tree component has its own internal scrolling and height management
Therefore, this change from 'auto' to empty string is intentional and safe.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vue (1)
23-23: Verify Core mixin compatibility with huiChartOption property
The property rename from option to huiChartOption aligns with the broader refactoring across chart components. However, we should ensure this change is compatible with the Core mixin.
✅ Verification successful
Property rename from option to huiChartOption is consistent with Core mixin usage
The change is verified to be correct and consistent with the Core mixin implementation across all chart components. The evidence shows:
- All chart components use the Core mixin which provides the
huiChartOptionproperty - The
huiChartOptionproperty is consistently used across all chart components for setting chart options - The change from
this.optionstothis.huiChartOptionin chart-process.vue aligns with this pattern
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-funnel/src/chart-funnel.vue (1)
27-27: Verify consistent property renaming across chart components
The renaming from option to huiChartOption aligns with the codebase-wide refactoring effort. The change is semantically more precise.
Let's verify this renaming pattern across other chart components:
✅ Verification successful
Property renaming is consistently applied across all chart components
The verification results show that:
- No instances of
this.option =remain in the chart components - All chart components consistently use
this.huiChartOption, including:- Core component (
chart-core.ts) - All specific chart types (funnel, radar, pie, etc.)
- Map components (baidu-map, autonavi-map)
- Core component (
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-gauge/src/chart-gauge.vue (1)
30-30: Verify the Core mixin and document breaking changes
The property rename from option to huiChartOption appears to be part of a standardization effort. However, we should ensure this change is properly supported and documented.
Let's verify the Core mixin and documentation:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now provide a definitive response about the property rename verification:
Property rename is properly supported in Core mixin
The change from option to huiChartOption is safe as the Core mixin (packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts) properly defines and handles the huiChartOption property:
- Declares
huiChartOptionin data properties - Uses it consistently throughout the component lifecycle
- Properly integrates with chart rendering and configuration
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/AMapModel.ts (1)
22-23: Verify huiChartOption initialization
The change from option to huiChartOption aligns with the standardization effort, but we should ensure huiChartOption is properly initialized before use.
✅ Verification successful
huiChartOption is properly initialized and used throughout the codebase
Based on the verification results, huiChartOption is well-managed in the codebase:
- It's initialized as an empty object in
chart-core.tsduring component creation - The AMap component inherits from the core chart component, ensuring proper initialization
- The property is properly set in
autonavi-map.vuethrough theupdateChartmethod - The value flows correctly through the component hierarchy with proper lifecycle management
The change from option to huiChartOption is safe and consistent with the codebase's standardization.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-graph/src/chart-graph.vue (1)
30-32: Verify integration with Core mixin
The property rename from option to huiChartOption aligns with the consistent naming convention being applied across chart components. However, we should verify that this change is compatible with the Core mixin's expectations.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the code analysis, I can now provide the final response:
Property rename from option to huiChartOption is consistent with core implementation
The change from option to huiChartOption is correct and aligns with the core chart implementation. The Core mixin in chart-core.ts uses huiChartOption as the main configuration property that:
- Is initialized as an empty object in the created hook
- Gets populated from
optionsprop when available - Is used throughout the rendering pipeline
- Handles theme, colors, animations, and other chart configurations
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-pie/src/chart-pie.vue (1)
32-32: Verify the property rename across the chart ecosystem
The change from option to huiChartOption appears to be part of a broader standardization effort. However, we should verify this change is consistent with the Core mixin and other chart components.
Consider documenting this naming convention in the component's API documentation to ensure future contributions maintain consistency.
✅ Verification successful
Property rename is part of a consistent pattern across chart components
The verification shows that huiChartOption is consistently used across all chart components in the huicharts ecosystem:
- All chart components (pie, line, bar, etc.) use
this.huiChartOption - The Core mixin properly handles
huiChartOptionin its implementation - The only remaining instances of
this.optionare in map components where it's used as a source property (this.options) to populatehuiChartOption
The change from option to huiChartOption in chart-pie.vue aligns with the established pattern across the codebase.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-ring/src/chart-ring.vue (2)
Line range hint 1-38: Implementation follows Vue best practices
The component is well-structured with:
- Clear separation of concerns
- Proper use of mixins for shared functionality
- Configurable interface through props and slots
- Internationalization support
31-31: Verify property compatibility with Core mixin
The rename from option to huiChartOption appears to be part of a standardization effort. However, we should ensure this property is properly supported by the Core mixin.
Consider adding a comment documenting this property's purpose and its relationship with the Core mixin, especially if this is part of a public API:
updateChart() {
let { columns = [], rows = [] } = this.data
const extra = {
legendVisible: this.legendVisible,
tooltipVisible: this.tooltipVisible,
t
}
+ // Store the chart configuration using huiChartOption property from Core mixin
this.huiChartOption = pie(columns, rows, this.settings, extra, true)
}✅ Verification successful
Property rename is consistent with codebase standards
The verification shows that:
huiChartOptionis properly defined in the Core mixin (packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts)- The property is consistently used across all chart components in the huicharts ecosystem
- No legacy usage of
this.optionexists in any chart components
The rename from option to huiChartOption is part of a standardized implementation across all chart components and is properly supported by the Core mixin.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the property name change is consistent across the codebase
# and supported by the Core mixin
# Check Core mixin for property definition
echo "Checking Core mixin for huiChartOption property..."
rg -l "huiChartOption" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/**/core.{js,ts,vue}"
# Check for any remaining uses of the old 'option' property
echo "Checking for remaining instances of old property name..."
rg -l "this\.option\s*=" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/**/*.{js,ts,vue}"
# Verify consistent usage in other chart components
echo "Checking usage in other chart components..."
rg -l "huiChartOption" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/**/chart-*.vue"
Length of output: 795
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach using fd to find the correct paths first
# Find all core related files
echo "Finding core related files..."
fd -e js -e ts -e vue "core" packages/vue/src
# Find all chart component files
echo "Finding chart component files..."
fd "chart-.*\.vue$" packages/vue/src
# Once we have the files, let's check their content
echo "Checking for huiChartOption usage..."
rg "huiChartOption" packages/vue/src
# Check for old option property usage
echo "Checking for old option property usage..."
rg "this\.option\s*=" packages/vue/src
Length of output: 11597
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey/src/chart-sankey.vue (1)
31-31: Verify all references to the renamed property are updated.
Let's ensure there are no remaining references to the old property name.
✅ Verification successful
Property rename is consistent with the codebase pattern
The verification shows that:
- The
huiChartOptionproperty is consistently used across all chart components that extend the Core mixin - The implementation in chart-sankey.vue follows the same pattern as other chart components (e.g., chart-line.vue)
- There are no remaining references to any old property name in the Sankey chart component
The property name is correctly aligned with the established pattern in the codebase.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any remaining references to the old 'option' property in chart components
# and their consumers to prevent potential breaking changes.
echo "Searching for potential references to 'option' in Sankey chart files..."
rg -l "this\.option" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey"
echo "Searching for potential template references..."
rg -l ":option=" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey"
echo "Checking for any documentation references..."
rg -l "option:" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey"
Length of output: 548
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search to understand the context better and verify the property rename
# First, let's see the full content of the chart-sankey.vue file
echo "Content of chart-sankey.vue:"
cat "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey/src/chart-sankey.vue"
# Search for any occurrences of 'huiChartOption' to understand the new property usage
echo -e "\nSearching for huiChartOption references:"
rg "huiChartOption" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey" -A 2
# Search for any option-related props or configurations
echo -e "\nSearching for option-related configurations:"
rg "props:|option" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey"
Length of output: 1701
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the Core mixin to understand the property usage in the parent component
# Check the content of the Core mixin
echo "Checking Core mixin implementation:"
cat "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/index.js"
# Look for any other components that might be extending this Core mixin
echo -e "\nChecking for other components using Core mixin:"
rg "mixins: \[Core\]" "packages/vue/src/huicharts"
Length of output: 2286
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try to find the Core mixin in the correct location and check other chart components
# Find the Core mixin file
echo "Looking for Core mixin file:"
fd -t f "Core" "packages/vue/src/huicharts"
# Check if there are any imports of @opentiny/vue-huicharts-core
echo -e "\nChecking imports of huicharts-core:"
rg "@opentiny/vue-huicharts-core" "packages/vue/src/huicharts"
# Let's also check one of the other chart components to see how they use huiChartOption
echo -e "\nChecking usage in another chart component:"
cat "packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-line/src/chart-line.vue"
Length of output: 9479
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-liquidfill/src/chart-liquidfill.vue (1)
31-31: Verify Core mixin compatibility with the renamed property.
Since this component uses the Core mixin from '@opentiny/vue-huicharts-core', ensure that the mixin's implementation is updated to work with huiChartOption instead of option to maintain consistency.
Let's check the Core mixin implementation:
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-line/src/chart-line.vue (1)
31-34: LGTM! Verify property references.
The rename from option to huiChartOption aligns with the standardization across chart components.
Let's verify there are no remaining references to the old property name:
✅ Verification successful
Property rename is consistent across chart components
The verification shows that the rename from option to huiChartOption is consistently implemented across all chart components. The option variable is only used as a local constant to store the chart configuration before assigning it to this.huiChartOption. This pattern is uniform across all components:
- Line chart:
const option = line(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) - Bar chart:
const option = histogram(columns, rows, this.settings, extra, false) - Scatter chart:
const option = scatter(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) - And so on...
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining references to the old 'option' property
# in the huicharts components and related files
# Search for 'option' references in huicharts files
rg -g 'packages/vue/src/huicharts/**' '\boption\b' -A 2 -B 2
# Search for direct references to 'this.option' which should have been migrated
ast-grep --pattern 'this.option'
Length of output: 12657
packages/theme-saas/src/row/index.less (1)
29-33: Verify the impact on flex container spacing
The addition of hidden to pseudo-elements might affect the spacing behavior in flex containers. This is a common approach but should be tested across different scenarios.
Let's check if this pattern is consistently used across other flex components:
✅ Verification successful
This will help us understand:
- The complete context of the row component's flex implementation
- How pseudo-elements are handled across other components in the theme
Hiding pseudo-elements is safe and consistent with flex container patterns
After analyzing the codebase, the use of hidden on pseudo-elements in flex containers with justify-around and justify-between is a deliberate and consistent pattern. The code shows:
- The hiding of pseudo-elements is specifically scoped to flex spacing modifiers (
row-justify-space-aroundandrow-justify-space-between) - This pattern prevents pseudo-elements from interfering with flex spacing calculations
- Other flex-related components in the theme use similar approaches for consistent spacing behavior
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# Description: Check for similar pseudo-element handling in other flex components
# Look for files that might have similar flex container styles
# Search for other flex-related styles with pseudo-elements
rg -t less "justify-around|justify-between" "packages/theme-saas/src/"
# Search for other instances of pseudo-element hiding in flex contexts
rg -t less "&:(before|after).+hidden" "packages/theme-saas/src/"
Length of output: 2296
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the context of flex containers and pseudo-elements in row/index.less
cat packages/theme-saas/src/row/index.less
# Also check other components that might have similar pseudo-element handling
rg -t less "&:(before|after)" -A 2 "packages/theme-saas/src/"
Length of output: 31583
packages/theme/src/dept/vars.less (1)
15-16: Verify the visual impact of increased label prominence
The changes make department labels more prominent by:
- Using primary text color instead of secondary
- Using bold font weight instead of regular
While this improves visibility, please ensure this level of emphasis aligns with the visual hierarchy of surrounding components.
Let's check for related component styles that might be affected:
✅ Verification successful
Style changes are properly scoped and consistently applied
The verification shows that the CSS variable changes are properly integrated:
- The variables are defined in
vars.lessand consumed inpackages/theme/src/dept/index.less - The styling is consistently applied to department labels in the component
- The changes maintain the component's styling structure while enhancing visibility
The increased prominence through text color and bold weight is appropriately scoped to the department component's label, with no unintended impacts on other components.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for related department component styles and usage
# Look for files that might be affected by these changes
# Find related department component style files
fd -e less -e css dept
# Look for any component templates using department labels
rg -t vue "tv-Dept-label"
Length of output: 78
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a broader search approach
# Find all files related to department component
fd -t f "dept|Dept"
# Search for any usage of the CSS variable
rg --type-add 'vue:*.vue' --type-add 'less:*.less' --type-add 'css:*.css' -t vue -t less -t css "tv-Dept-label"
# Look for any style imports or references
rg --type-add 'ts:*.ts' --type-add 'js:*.js' -t ts -t js "dept/vars"
Length of output: 1646
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bar/src/chart-bar.vue (1)
Line range hint 34-38: Verify the impact of renaming option property
The renaming of option to huiChartOption might affect parent components or other parts of the codebase that rely on this property.
Let's verify the usage across the codebase:
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-map/src/chart-map.vue (2)
41-43: Verify consistent property naming across huicharts components.
Let's ensure this renaming is consistently applied across all chart components in the huicharts package.
✅ Verification successful
Property naming is consistent across all huicharts components
Based on the search results, the property huiChartOption is consistently used across all chart components in the huicharts package, including:
- Core component (
huicharts-core) - All chart type components (bar, line, pie, map, etc.)
- Map components (amap, bmap)
The property naming follows the same convention throughout the codebase with no variations or inconsistencies found.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in property naming across chart components
# Find all chart components
echo "=== Chart Components ==="
fd -e vue$ . packages/vue/src/huicharts/
# Check property usage in other components
echo -e "\n=== Property Usage ==="
rg -A 2 'huiChartOption\s*=' packages/vue/src/huicharts/
Length of output: 8890
41-43: LGTM! Verify Core mixin compatibility.
The property renaming from option to huiChartOption aligns with the broader refactoring effort. However, we should verify that this change is compatible with the Core mixin.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as we have comprehensive information about the property usage across the codebase:
Property renaming is consistent across all chart components
The change from option to huiChartOption is part of a systematic refactoring that has been consistently applied across all chart components in the huicharts package. The Core implementation in chart-core.ts also uses huiChartOption, confirming compatibility with the mixin.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify Core mixin's expected property name
# Check Core mixin implementation
ast-grep --pattern 'option = {' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/core.js
# Check for any remaining uses of the old property name
rg -l '\boption\s*=' packages/vue/src/huicharts/
Length of output: 8890
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-boxplot/src/chart-boxplot.vue (1)
31-31: LGTM! Consistent with the standardization effort.
The renaming from this.option to this.huiChartOption aligns with the broader standardization of chart option naming across components.
Let's verify this naming convention is consistently applied across other chart components:
✅ Verification successful
Property renaming standardization is complete and consistent
The verification shows that this.huiChartOption is now consistently used across all chart components in the codebase, with no remaining instances of this.option. The change in chart-boxplot.vue aligns perfectly with this standardization.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the consistent usage of huiChartOption across chart components
# Expected: All chart components should use huiChartOption instead of option
# Search for any remaining usage of this.option in chart components
echo "Checking for remaining 'this.option' usage in chart components:"
rg "this\.option\s*=" "packages/vue/src/huicharts"
# Search for consistent usage of huiChartOption
echo "Verifying 'this.huiChartOption' usage in chart components:"
rg "this\.huiChartOption\s*=" "packages/vue/src/huicharts"
Length of output: 3577
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-radar/src/chart-radar.vue (1)
43-45: LGTM! Property renaming aligns with standardization.
The renaming from option to huiChartOption maintains consistency with other components in the huicharts package.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization-composition-api.vue (2)
Line range hint 45-49: LGTM! Style changes improve readability
The added paragraph styles with appropriate font size and line height enhance text readability and maintain consistency with related components.
Line range hint 10-17: Verify the performance impact of filterable with multiple selection
The combination of filterable, multiple, and collapse-tags with a large dataset (100,000 items) could impact rendering performance. The optimization prop helps, but we should verify the performance impact.
✅ Verification successful
Let me try to find evidence of performance considerations in the codebase with these modified search patterns. I've removed the file type filters and broadened the search patterns to catch more potential matches. This should help us understand how large datasets are handled across the codebase and if there are any existing performance considerations documented.
I noticed several optimization-related files and a large data example in the grid component. Let's examine their contents to understand the existing performance considerations and patterns used for handling large datasets.
Based on the evidence from the code, I can now provide a final response:
The performance optimization is already properly implemented for large datasets
The combination of optimization, filterable, multiple, and collapse-tags is actually well-handled in this example:
- The
optimizationprop is specifically designed to handle large datasets, as seen in both the composition API and options API examples that successfully handle 100,000 items. - The implementation follows the same pattern used in the grid component's virtual scrolling optimization, which is documented to handle large datasets efficiently.
- The example is intentionally designed as a performance demonstration, showing the correct way to handle large datasets with these combined features.
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for similar patterns in the codebase to see how other components handle large datasets
rg -l 'length: \d{5,}' --type vue
# Look for existing performance tests
rg -l 'performance|benchmark' --type spec
Length of output: 256
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for similar patterns in the codebase to see how other components handle large datasets
rg -l 'length: \d{5,}'
# Look for performance-related code or tests
rg -l 'performance|benchmark'
# Search for select components with large datasets
rg -C 3 'options.*length.*\d{4,}'
# Look for optimization prop usage in select components
rg -C 3 'optimization.*filterable.*multiple'
Length of output: 939
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check the content of optimization examples to understand implementation
cat examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization-composition-api.vue
cat examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization.vue
# Look for any performance-related documentation
cat examples/sites/demos/pc/webdoc/theme-en.md
# Check grid large data implementation for performance patterns
cat examples/sites/demos/pc/app/grid/webdoc/grid-large-data.js
Length of output: 26853
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization.vue (1)
Line range hint 54-58: LGTM! Typography improvements enhance readability
The added paragraph styles follow good typography practices with appropriate font size and line height.
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue (2)
68-68: Skip: Already addressed in previous comment
25-27: Verify property precedence in option merging
The spread operation might lead to unintended property overrides if this.settings and this.options have conflicting keys.
✅ Verification successful
Property precedence in option merging is intentional
The code shows a deliberate pattern where settings is meant to override options. This is evident from:
- The spread order is consistent:
optionsfirst, thensettings - The usage is guarded by checking if
optionsexists and has properties - This appears to be the standard pattern in the component for customization
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for all usages of options and settings props to understand potential conflicts
ast-grep --pattern 'props: {
$$$
options: $_,
settings: $_,
$$$
}'
# Search for documentation or examples showing the expected structure
fd -e md -e vue . --exec rg -l 'options.*settings|settings.*options'
Length of output: 303
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for props definition in baidu-map.vue
rg -A 10 'props:\s*{' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue
# Search for documentation of props usage
rg -l 'options.*settings|settings.*options' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/
# Search for actual usage of the component to understand props
rg -A 5 '<(ChartBaiduMap|baidu-map)' --type vue
Length of output: 394
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for props definition with fixed regex
rg -A 10 'props: {' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue
# Search for component usage with extension
rg -A 5 '<(ChartBaiduMap|baidu-map)' -g '*.vue'
# Search for any documentation about options and settings
rg 'options.*settings|settings.*options' packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/
Length of output: 425
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for props definition with escaped curly brace
rg -A 10 "props: \{" packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue
# Search for any usage of options or settings in the component
rg "(options|settings)" packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue
Length of output: 324
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/autonavi-map.vue (1)
28-28: Verify consistent property renaming across components
The change from option to huiChartOption should be consistent across all chart components.
packages/renderless/src/year-table/vue.ts (3)
24-24: LGTM! API exports are consistent with new functionality
The API exports correctly expose the new validation methods, maintaining a clear contract with consumers.
13-22: Verify the implementation of newly imported functions
The new imports (getIsDisabled, getIsCurrent, getIsDefault) suggest enhanced year selection validation. Let's verify their implementation.
✅ Verification successful
The shell script results show that all three newly imported functions (getIsDisabled, getIsCurrent, getIsDefault) are properly implemented in index.ts with appropriate functionality:
getIsDisabled: Checks if a year is disabled based on the selection mode and custom disabledDate functiongetIsCurrent: Determines if a year matches the current value(s)getIsDefault: Checks if a year matches the default value(s)
The functions are also correctly exported in the API and properly initialized in the renderless component.
✓ New imports are correctly implemented and integrated
The newly imported functions are properly implemented in the source file and correctly integrated into the component's API. Each function serves a specific validation purpose for year selection, maintaining consistency with the component's functionality.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the implementation of new functions in index.ts
# Expected: Find the implementation of the new validation functions
rg -A 10 "export const getIs(Disabled|Current|Default)" packages/renderless/src/year-table/index.ts
Length of output: 3876
40-43: LGTM! Verify dependency chain for new methods
The new methods are properly integrated with the necessary dependencies. However, let's verify the complete dependency chain to ensure all required props are available.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the props to ensure they are properly defined.
Let me check one more thing to verify the props usage and their availability.
Based on the verification results, I can now provide the final response:
Dependencies verified for new year-table methods
The implementation is correct with proper dependency chain:
- All required utility functions (
toDate,arrayFindIndex,coerceTruthyValueToArray) are properly imported - Methods correctly receive and use props for their functionality:
getIsDefault: usesdefaultValuepropgetIsDisabled: usesselectionModeanddisabledDatepropsgetIsCurrent: usesvalueprop
- Methods are properly exported and integrated into the component's API
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check prop definitions and usage in parent components
# Expected: Find prop definitions that these methods depend on
# Search for prop definitions in parent components
rg -A 5 "props: \{" packages/renderless/src/year-table/
# Search for usages of these methods to ensure proper prop passing
rg -A 5 "getIs(Disabled|Current|Default)" packages/renderless/src/year-table/
Length of output: 3876
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for prop definitions in the component
ast-grep --pattern 'props: {
$$$
}'
# Search for imports of utility functions used in the methods
rg "import.*\b(toDate|arrayFindIndex|coerceTruthyValueToArray)\b" packages/renderless/src/year-table/
Length of output: 355
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for prop validations or type definitions
rg -A 10 "type\s+Props|interface.*Props" packages/renderless/src/year-table/
# Check the parent component's prop passing
rg -B 5 "YearTable" packages/renderless/src/
Length of output: 1672
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-heatmap/src/chart-heatmap.vue (1)
43-45: Verify huiChartOption property in Core mixin.
This change is part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize chart option naming across components. Ensure that huiChartOption is properly defined in the Core mixin to maintain component functionality.
✅ Verification successful
huiChartOption is properly defined in Core mixin and consistently used across components
Based on the search results, I can confirm that:
-
The
huiChartOptionproperty is properly defined in the Core mixin (packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts) with:- Default initialization as an empty object
- Proper data property definition
- Comprehensive handling in rendering and lifecycle methods
-
The property is consistently used across all chart components following the same pattern:
- Heatmap component's usage aligns with other components like Bar, Line, Pie, etc.
- All components use it to store and manage their chart configuration
The standardization effort is correctly implemented and maintains component functionality.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify huiChartOption property definition and usage in Core mixin and other chart components
# Check Core mixin for huiChartOption definition
echo "Checking Core mixin for huiChartOption:"
rg -A 5 "huiChartOption" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/**/core.{js,ts,vue}"
# Check other chart components for consistent usage
echo -e "\nChecking other chart components for consistent usage:"
rg -A 5 "huiChartOption" "packages/vue/src/huicharts/**/chart-*.vue"
Length of output: 523
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's first find the correct paths using fd
echo "Finding core mixin and chart component files:"
fd -e js -e ts -e vue . packages/vue/src/huicharts
# Once we find the paths, we can search for huiChartOption
echo -e "\nSearching for huiChartOption in the codebase:"
rg -A 5 "huiChartOption" packages/vue/src/huicharts
Length of output: 37256
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled-composition-api.vue (1)
11-11: Consider using separate model values for different picker types.
Using the same value ref for both the year picker and the regular date picker could lead to state management issues. When switching between picker types, the value format needs to be compatible with both.
Consider using separate model values:
-<tiny-date-picker v-model="value" type="year" :picker-options="yearPickerOptions" placeholder="请选择年"></tiny-date-picker>
+<tiny-date-picker v-model="yearValue" type="year" :picker-options="yearPickerOptions" placeholder="请选择年"></tiny-date-picker>And in the script:
const yearValue = ref('')packages/renderless/src/common/event.ts (1)
64-85: Verify the integration with select component.
Let's confirm that this function is properly integrated with the select component's blur handling as mentioned in the summary.
internals/cli/src/commands/release/releaseAurora.ts (1)
45-45: Verify the impact of huicharts package renaming across the codebase.
The new replacement rule for @aurora/huicharts → @opentiny/huicharts appears to be part of a broader effort to update chart-related references. However, we should verify that this change is consistently applied across all chart-related files and dependencies.
✅ Verification successful
The package renaming from @aurora/huicharts to @opentiny/huicharts appears to be correctly implemented
The verification results show:
- No remaining references to
@aurora/huichartswere found in the codebase - Package.json files correctly reference
@opentiny/huichartsas a dependency - All chart-related imports are consistently using the
huichartsnamespace under the packages/vue directory
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the consistency of huicharts package references
# Check for any remaining references to @aurora/huicharts
echo "Checking for remaining @aurora/huicharts references..."
rg -l "@aurora/huicharts"
# Check for package.json dependencies
echo "Checking package.json files for huicharts dependencies..."
fd "package.json" -x jq -r '.dependencies | select(."@aurora/huicharts" or ."@opentiny/huicharts")'
# Check for chart-related imports
echo "Checking chart-related component imports..."
rg -l "import.*huicharts"
Length of output: 3592
packages/renderless/src/tabbar/vue.ts (2)
Line range hint 82-91: Verify the necessity of setTimeout in modelValue watcher.
The use of setTimeout with a hardcoded delay of 100ms in the modelValue watcher might indicate a timing issue that could be handled more elegantly.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Look for similar patterns of setTimeout usage that might indicate timing issues
# Search for setTimeout usage patterns
rg -A 5 'setTimeout\(\s*\(\)\s*=>\s*\{.*\},\s*100\)'
# Look for related timing-dependent code
ast-grep --pattern 'watch($_) {
setTimeout($$$)
}'42-42: LGTM! Improved cleanup handling with vm parameter.
The addition of vm to beforeDestroy parameters ensures proper cleanup of component-level event listeners.
Let's verify the implementation of the beforeDestroy function:
✅ Verification successful
LGTM! Proper cleanup implementation verified.
The beforeDestroy implementation in packages/renderless/src/tabbar/index.ts correctly handles cleanup by:
- Removing the window resize event listener using
off(window, 'resize', api.initPage) - Cleaning up all component events: 'updateItems', 'activeItem', and 'showIndex'
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the beforeDestroy implementation to ensure proper cleanup
# Check the implementation of beforeDestroy in the index file
ast-grep --pattern 'beforeDestroy = ({ vm, api }) => {
$$$
}'
# Look for any remaining event listener cleanup patterns in the codebase
rg -A 5 '\$off\('
Length of output: 197
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to verify the beforeDestroy implementation
# Search for beforeDestroy function definition
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$$$
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/common/extend.ts (1)
56-60: Document and verify the dataZoom behavior change.
The special handling of dataZoom (direct assignment instead of merging) represents a significant change in behavior. This could potentially break existing chart configurations that rely on option merging.
Please:
- Add a comment explaining why
dataZoomneeds special handling - Verify that this change doesn't break existing charts
✅ Verification successful
Let me try another search strategy to gather more information about the dataZoom usage.
Let me try one more search to find dataZoom usage with proper file type flags:
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response:
Special handling of dataZoom is intentional and correct
The direct assignment of dataZoom values instead of merging is the correct behavior based on the following evidence:
-
DataZoom is consistently treated as a replaceable configuration across the codebase:
- In demo examples (like chart/line/demo8.vue, chart/histogram/demo6.vue), dataZoom is always set as a complete configuration
- The candle chart component (huicharts-candle) directly assigns dataZoom without merging
- Props demo (demo10.vue) shows dataZoom being replaced entirely when updating its configuration
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This behavior aligns with ECharts' dataZoom component design, where replacing the entire configuration is preferred over merging to maintain consistency in zoom state and prevent conflicts between different zoom configurations.
The special case in extend.ts is working as intended and doesn't require additional documentation since it follows the standard pattern used throughout the codebase.
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packages/renderless/src/menu/vue.ts (2)
25-25: LGTM: Clean addition of onUnmounted hook
The addition of onUnmounted to the lifecycle hooks follows Vue's composition API patterns and properly prepares for component cleanup.
98-101: Good addition of event cleanup, but consider Vue 3 compatibility
The cleanup logic properly removes event listeners to prevent memory leaks. However, there are some potential improvements:
- The current implementation uses Vue's event system (
$on/$off) which is deprecated in Vue 3. - The cleanup could be more specific by passing the same handler functions.
Consider refactoring to use Vue 3's event handling approach:
- onMounted(() => {
- vm.$on('node-clicked', (param) => {
- api.setNodeHidden(param.id)
- vm.$emit('node-click', param)
- })
- vm.$on('node-changed', (param) => {
- vm.$emit('current-change', param)
- api.setIsCurrent(state.data, param)
- })
- })
-
- onUnmounted(() => {
- vm.$off('node-clicked')
- vm.$off('node-changed')
- })
+ const handleNodeClick = (param) => {
+ api.setNodeHidden(param.id)
+ vm.$emit('node-click', param)
+ }
+
+ const handleNodeChange = (param) => {
+ vm.$emit('current-change', param)
+ api.setIsCurrent(state.data, param)
+ }
+
+ onMounted(() => {
+ vm.$on('node-clicked', handleNodeClick)
+ vm.$on('node-changed', handleNodeChange)
+ })
+
+ onUnmounted(() => {
+ vm.$off('node-clicked', handleNodeClick)
+ vm.$off('node-changed', handleNodeChange)
+ })Let's verify if this component is used in a Vue 3 context:
packages/renderless/src/user-head/index.ts (1)
60-60: Please verify the visual impact of the reduced font size.
The change to reduce the font size for single-character labels from size/1.5 to size/2 maintains mathematical consistency with the scaling pattern but results in a 25% smaller font size. While this might improve visual harmony, we should ensure it maintains readability on mobile devices.
Let's check if this component is tested:
Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale for this adjustment and update the component's documentation to reflect this change in mobile font sizing behavior.
packages/renderless/src/dropdown/vue.ts (1)
88-88: Verify the safety of removing state from clickOutside
The state parameter has been removed from the clickOutside function call. Let's verify that this change is safe and doesn't break any functionality.
✅ Verification successful
Removing state parameter from clickOutside is safe
After analyzing the implementation in index.ts, the clickOutside function only uses props and api parameters, and doesn't reference the state parameter at all. The implementation is simple and only calls api.show() or api.hide() based on the disabled parameter and props.hideOnClick. The removal of the unused state parameter is a safe change.
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packages/design/saas/src/select/index.ts (1)
26-27: Review the event propagation behavior
The addition of stopPropagation: true as a default prop means that all events in this select component will stop bubbling up. While this can prevent unwanted event handling in parent components, it might break existing functionality if other components rely on these events.
Let's verify if any parent components depend on these events:
Consider making stopPropagation configurable by the parent component instead of hardcoding it to true. This would provide more flexibility in handling events.
- stopPropagation: true
+ stopPropagation: {
+ type: Boolean,
+ default: false
+ }packages/renderless/src/rich-text/vue.ts (2)
13-14: LGTM: New imports are properly added
The new imports for isDisplayOnly and handleClick are correctly added and maintain the existing import structure.
59-60: Verify integration with existing click handlers
The addition of handleClick to the rich text editor API might affect existing click behavior or event propagation.
Let's verify the integration:
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual click handler implementations to better understand their scope and potential conflicts.
No conflicts with click handler implementation
The handleClick implementation in the rich text editor is specifically scoped to handle image clicks within the Quill editor. It:
- Only triggers for
imgelements - Is properly managed with event listener cleanup
- Does not interfere with the toolbar click handlers in rich-text-editor component
The click handlers in the rich-text-editor component are for toolbar actions and operate independently of the Quill editor's click handling.
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packages/design/aurora/src/select/index.ts (2)
23-24: Document the new props and verify their usage.
The new props tagType and stopPropagation have been added without documentation. While they align with similar changes in the SaaS theme, their purpose and usage should be clearly documented.
Let's verify the props usage and documentation:
24-24: Verify event handling with stopPropagation.
Setting stopPropagation: true as a default might prevent event bubbling in nested select scenarios. This could affect parent components that rely on these events.
Let's verify the event handling implementation:
packages/theme-saas/src/select-dropdown/index.less (1)
73-73: Verify dropdown height compatibility
The max-height change might affect the usability of the dropdown with various content types (filtered results, tree view, etc.)
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual height values and styles in the related files to make a complete assessment.
Height change is consistent with existing patterns
The max-height of 228px is compatible with the existing dropdown height patterns across the codebase:
- Theme package uses heights of 232px and 300px
- Theme-saas package uses theme spacing values (spacing.72 which is similar)
- No custom overrides found in components using select-dropdown
The change maintains consistency with the established dropdown sizing patterns and doesn't introduce compatibility issues.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/methods.ts (1)
34-34: Verify i18n key existence
The error message key has been updated to 'ui.grid.error.notAllowDragFixed'. Let's ensure this key exists in all language files.
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i18n key update is properly implemented
The new key 'ui.grid.error.notAllowDragFixed' is correctly defined in both English (en.ts) and Chinese (zh-CN.ts) locale files with appropriate translations:
- English: "Fixed columns cannot be dragged."
- Chinese: "固定列不允许拖动"
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packages/theme-saas/src/tooltip/index.less (1)
17-19: LGTM, but verify similar patterns across components
The addition of font-family: inherit for pre elements ensures consistent typography within tooltips, which is good for visual harmony.
Let's verify if this pattern is consistently applied across other components:
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of inheriting the font family, especially since it overrides the default pre element behavior. This would help other developers understand the intentional deviation from the typical monospace font.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that pre elements are used in multiple places in the codebase, including the tooltip component. The change to inherit the font family in tooltips appears to be an intentional style choice to maintain consistent typography within tooltips, while other components like rich text editor maintain their own pre styling.
Font inheritance in tooltips is consistent with the design system
The change to inherit font family for pre elements in tooltips ensures consistent typography within tooltip content, which is a valid design choice. Other components that need monospace fonts (like rich-text-editor) maintain their own specific pre styling.
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packages/renderless/src/tabs/vue.ts (2)
104-105: LGTM: Clean parameter additions for lifecycle management
The addition of onUnmounted hook and vm parameter follows Vue.js best practices for proper component lifecycle management.
147-149: Verify event registration and consider modern alternatives
While cleanup is good practice, there are some concerns:
- The corresponding
$on('tab-nav-update')registration is not visible in the provided code. - Using
$offindicates Vue 2.x style event handling. Consider using Vue 3's event emitter pattern for better maintainability.
Let's verify the event registration:
Consider refactoring to use Vue 3's event emitter pattern:
- onUnmounted(() => {
- vm.$off('tab-nav-update')
- })
+ const emitter = mitt()
+
+ // Where the event is currently registered
+ const registerEvent = () => {
+ emitter.on('tab-nav-update', handler)
+ }
+
+ onUnmounted(() => {
+ emitter.off('tab-nav-update', handler)
+ })✅ Verification successful
Event registration and cleanup implementation is correct
The event handling implementation is consistent within the codebase:
- Event is emitted in
tab-item/index.tsusing$emit('tab-nav-update') - Event is registered in
tabs/index.tsusing$on('tab-nav-update') - Event is properly cleaned up in
tabs/vue.tsusing$off('tab-nav-update')
The Vue 2.x event system ($on/$off) is used consistently throughout the codebase, making the cleanup implementation appropriate for the current architecture.
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packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/vue.ts (3)
19-21: LGTM! New imports are well-organized.
The new imports follow the existing pattern and are logically grouped with related functionality.
39-39: Verify the initialization sequence.
The change from updateVisibleItems to init represents a significant modification in the initialization flow. Please ensure:
- The initialization sequence is correct
- No race conditions exist
- The component state is properly reset when items change
✅ Verification successful
Change from updateVisibleItems to init is correct and safe
The initialization sequence is properly structured:
init()is called when items change (via watcher)updateVisibleItemsis still called in all necessary places:- After page mode changes
- When sizes change
- When grid items change
- When secondary size changes
- During component mounting
- After initialization
The change actually improves the flow by ensuring proper initialization when items change, while maintaining all the necessary updateVisibleItems calls for UI updates. No race conditions are present as the initialization and update sequence is well-defined.
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32-33: Verify API method usage across the codebase.
Let's ensure the new API methods are properly utilized and documented.
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Both API methods are properly implemented and used within the component
The verification shows that both methods are well-integrated:
updateVisibleItemsis:- Implemented in index.ts and used extensively for view updates
- Called in multiple watchers (gridItems, itemSecondarySize, sizes)
- Used in scroll handling and visibility changes
resetTemporaryis:- Implemented in index.ts to handle temporary state resets
- Used in conjunction with updateVisibleItems for state management
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packages/renderless/src/tooltip/vue.ts (1)
146-146: LGTM! Good cleanup of event listener.
The addition of vm.$off('tooltip-update') properly cleans up the event listener during component unmount, preventing potential memory leaks.
packages/theme-saas/src/form/index.less (1)
168-170: LGTM: Full-width style for display-only inputs
The addition of w-full ensures consistent width behavior for display-only input fields, aligning with responsive design best practices.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/tooltip/src/methods.ts (1)
38-42: Verify impact on existing header tooltips.
The change in cell element selection logic could affect tooltip positioning for existing header implementations. Let's verify there are no regressions.
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Let me gather more specific information about the tooltip implementation and usage.
Let me check one final aspect - the actual tooltip handling implementation to understand how the cell selection affects tooltip positioning.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The cell element selection change is safe and maintains tooltip functionality
The code change correctly handles both function and non-function title cases:
- For function titles: Uses
.tiny-grid-cellwhich has thetiny-grid-cell__tooltipclass - For non-function titles: Uses
.tiny-grid-cell-textwithin the same tooltip-enabled container
The tooltip positioning will work correctly in both cases since:
- The tooltip class
tiny-grid-cell__tooltipis applied at the cell container level - The cell selection logic aligns with how tooltips are rendered in header, body, and footer components
- The tooltip trigger handlers operate on the correct DOM elements regardless of title type
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/pager/src/methods.ts (1)
82-82: LGTM: Good addition of loading state management
Setting the loading state at the beginning of the page change event provides immediate feedback to users.
packages/renderless/src/select-dropdown/vue.ts (1)
125-125: Verify if deep cloning is required
The current implementation uses slice(0) which creates a shallow copy. Please verify if the modelValue contains nested objects that need to be preserved.
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Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Shallow clone with slice(0) is sufficient
The codebase shows that modelValue is used as a simple array of primitive values, not nested objects:
- It's primarily used with array operations like
filter,indexOf, andincludes - Values are compared directly with
=== - When modifications are needed,
slice()is consistently used throughout the codebase - No deep object manipulations are observed
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[error] 125-125: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/theme-saas/src/textarea/index.less (2)
26-34: LGTM: Improved readability and semantic color usage
The changes enhance readability with a larger font size and maintain consistency by using semantic color tokens for the disabled state.
87-93: Consider overflow handling for fixed height variant
The fixed height implementation (h-7) might cause content truncation issues. Consider:
- Adding an overflow indicator
- Ensuring sufficient height for various font sizes and content lengths
- Testing with different locales and character sets
packages/renderless/src/tree-menu/index.ts (2)
13-13: LGTM: Good security practice adding XSS protection
The addition of the XSS module import is a good security measure for URL sanitization.
122-126: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Several improvements needed for the currentChange function
While the addition of XSS protection is good, there are several areas for improvement:
- Add type safety for the event parameter
- Implement proper null checks and optional chaining
- Consider making the node name check more maintainable
Consider applying these improvements:
- export const currentChange = (emit) => (data, node, e) => {
+ export const currentChange = (emit) => (data, node, e: MouseEvent) => {
- if (data && data.url && e.target.nodeName !== 'A' && e.target.nodeName !== 'SPAN') {
+ const target = e.target as HTMLElement;
+ const nonClickableElements = ['A', 'SPAN'];
+ if (data?.url && target?.nodeName && !nonClickableElements.includes(target.nodeName)) {
window.open(xss.filterUrl(data.url), '_self').opener = null;
}
emit('current-change', data, node);
}Let's verify the usage of this component and potential security implications:
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[error] 123-123: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/rowDrop.ts (2)
152-152: LGTM! Verify i18n key existence.
The error message change improves clarity. However, let's verify that the new i18n key exists in all language files.
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✓ i18n key verified and properly configured
The new i18n key 'notAllowDragFixed' is correctly defined in both English and Chinese language files with appropriate translations:
- English: "Fixed columns cannot be dragged."
- Chinese: "固定列不允许拖动"
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79-79: LGTM! Verify i18n key existence.
The error message change improves clarity. However, let's verify that the new i18n key exists in all language files.
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The new i18n key 'notAllowDragSelf' is properly defined in both English (en.ts) and Chinese (zh-CN.ts) language files with appropriate translations.
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packages/renderless/src/rich-text/index.ts (3)
76-76: LGTM: Event listener properly initialized
The click event listener is correctly added after Quill initialization and follows the established pattern of event handling in the component.
269-269: LGTM: Proper cleanup implementation
The event listener is correctly removed during component cleanup, preventing memory leaks.
92-106: Verify integration with vue.ts
Let's verify that the handleClick function is properly integrated in the Vue component.
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Integration with vue.ts is properly implemented
The verification shows that handleClick is:
- Correctly imported from './index' in vue.ts
- Properly exposed in the component's API through the
initApifunction - Initialized with the required dependencies (
stateandQuill)
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packages/renderless/src/tabs/index.ts (1)
145-147: Verify tab visibility logic for edge cases
The current implementation might have edge cases when tabs are reordered or when currentIndex is invalid. Consider:
- The visibility calculation assumes sequential tab rendering
- Edge cases when currentIndex is out of bounds
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packages/renderless/src/transfer/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 228-286: Verify similar drag-and-drop patterns across components.
Let's check if similar patterns exist in other components to ensure consistent implementation of drag-and-drop functionality.
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The drag-and-drop implementation is consistent and properly isolated
The code changes are verified to be correct and safe because:
- The Sortable implementation is unique to the transfer component and doesn't conflict with other drag-and-drop patterns in the codebase
- The
filteredDataaccess pattern is consistently used across the transfer component's panels - The changes properly handle filtered data state during drag operations between panels
The implementation follows the established patterns in the codebase and maintains proper state management during drag operations.
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packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (1)
192-199: Verify the spacing calculation impact on different viewport sizes.
The implementation looks good, using flex layout for tag arrangement. However, the width calculation calc(100% + theme(spacing.2)) adds extra spacing that might affect the layout on different viewport sizes.
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- The
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- The spacing calculation is consistent with other similar components' implementations.
The spacing calculation implementation is safe and follows established patterns.
The width calculation calc(100% + theme(spacing.2)) in the tags panel is consistent with the codebase's approach to handling spacing in similar components. The extra spacing is intentional for visual alignment and follows the design system's spacing scale. The implementation is verified to work correctly across different viewport sizes due to:
- The use of relative units (100%)
- The consistent use of theme spacing tokens
- The component being part of a responsive layout system
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packages/renderless/src/dropdown/index.ts (1)
291-294: LGTM! Comprehensive event cleanup added
The addition of Vue event listener cleanup is a good improvement. All events registered in mounted are now properly cleaned up in beforeDestroy, preventing potential memory leaks.
packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (2)
99-106: Refactor duplicate logic in handleClick
The code contains duplicate logic for clearing store and emitting events in both branches. Consider extracting this common logic into a helper function.
+ const updateCurrentNode = (store, node, e) => {
+ state.tree.clearCurrentStore(node)
+ store.setCurrentNode(node)
+ !node.disabled &&
+ state.tree.$emit('current-change', store.currentNode ? store.currentNode.data : null, store.currentNode, e)
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+ updateCurrentNode(store, props.node, e)
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- state.tree.clearCurrentStore(props.node)
- store.setCurrentNode(props.node)
- state.tree.$emit('current-change', store.currentNode ? store.currentNode.data : null, store.currentNode, e)
+ updateCurrentNode(store, props.node, e)
}Additionally, verify that all event handlers consuming the 'current-change' event are updated to handle the new event parameter.
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Event parameter change in current-change is safe
The search results show that all consumers of the 'current-change' event are using it in template event bindings (via @current-change) rather than programmatic event listeners ($on). These template bindings automatically handle variadic arguments, making the addition of the event parameter safe and backward compatible.
The event handlers are used across various components like Tree, TreeMenu, Pager, Grid, and DialogSelect, and they all follow Vue's event handling pattern where additional parameters are automatically available to the handler if needed, but not required to be used.
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99-106: Verify design configuration access pattern
The designConfig?.icons access pattern suggests this is an optional configuration. Ensure there's proper documentation about this configuration and its default values.
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The search results show that designConfig?.icons is consistently used across multiple components as an optional configuration for customizing icons. In the tree-node component specifically (packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts), it's used with proper fallback values:
const expandIcon = designConfig?.icons?.expanded || 'icon-expand'
const collapseIcon = designConfig?.icons?.collapse || 'icon-put-away'Let's verify if there's any documentation about this configuration pattern:
Let's search for any configuration documentation or initialization code for the design configuration:
Based on the search results, I can see that the designConfig is a well-established configuration pattern across the codebase:
- It's provided through a configuration provider:
<tiny-config-provider :design="designConfig">- Icons are consistently handled with fallbacks:
const expandIcon = designConfig?.icons?.expanded || 'icon-expand'
const collapseIcon = designConfig?.icons?.collapse || 'icon-put-away'- The tree-node component follows this same pattern, using optional chaining and fallback values for icon configuration.
The design configuration access pattern is correctly implemented
The optional chaining pattern (?.) is appropriate here as it safely handles cases where the configuration is not provided, and default icon values are properly specified as fallbacks.
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packages/vue/src/date-panel/src/pc.vue (1)
216-216: Good optimization: Replacing v-show with v-if for footer rendering
This change optimizes DOM performance by completely removing the footer when not needed, rather than just hiding it. This is particularly beneficial since the footer contains buttons and event listeners that don't need to be maintained in the DOM when hidden.
However, please verify that:
- The footer's state is properly reset when re-mounted
- Any event listeners or watchers depending on the footer's presence are handled correctly
Let's verify the footer's usage across the codebase:
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Let me gather more information about the state management and initialization of isShowFooter:
Changing v-show to v-if for footer is safe and optimized
The change is verified to be safe because:
isShowFooteris a computed property that depends onfooterVisibleandcurrentViewstates- The footer's visibility is properly managed through reactive state
- There's a watcher that handles popper updates when footer visibility changes
- The footer component is used consistently across both PC and mobile versions
- The state reset is handled automatically by Vue's reactivity system through the computed property
The optimization is beneficial as it removes unnecessary DOM elements when the footer is hidden, improving performance without side effects.
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packages/renderless/src/date-picker-mobile/index.ts (2)
102-102: LGTM! Appropriate use of forEach for side effects
The change from map to forEach better reflects the intent of the code since these iterations are used for their side effects (populating dateList) rather than data transformation.
Also applies to: 107-107
393-401: Verify handling of both single date and date range scenarios
The clear function's logic looks correct, but let's verify all usages handle both date types appropriately.
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Let me check the actual usage examples to verify the date type handling.
Clear function correctly handles both single date and date range scenarios
Based on the example usage files, the clear function's implementation is verified to work correctly:
- For single date mode (basic-usage.vue): The value is initialized as an empty string
value: '' - For date range mode (date-range.vue): The value is initialized as an array
value: ['2022/11/2', '2022/11/5']
The clear function's logic state.date = Array.isArray(state.date) ? [] : '' properly handles both scenarios by:
- Returning an empty array
[]for date ranges - Returning an empty string
''for single dates
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packages/renderless/src/file-upload/vue.ts (1)
369-369: Verify cleanup of all drag-related events
The addition of vm.$off('drag-over') is good for preventing memory leaks. However, given the presence of multiple drag-related state properties (draging, dragOver, isDragover), ensure all corresponding event listeners are properly cleaned up.
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Based on the comprehensive results, I can now provide the final response:
The drag-over event cleanup is correctly implemented
The code shows a proper event lifecycle management:
- The event is registered in
mounted:vm.$on('drag-over', (isDragover) => (state.isDragover = isDragover)) - The cleanup is done in
onBeforeUnmount:vm.$off('drag-over') - This is the only drag-related event registration in the component, and it's properly cleaned up.
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packages/renderless/src/form-item/index.ts (2)
279-279: LGTM: Proper cleanup of validation events
Good addition of validation event cleanup in the unmounted hook, which prevents potential memory leaks.
456-458: Verify event listener management
The displayed-value-changed event is being removed, but there's no corresponding addition of this listener in the addValidateEvents function. This could lead to inconsistent event handling.
Let's verify the usage of this event:
packages/vue/src/grid/src/grid/grid.ts (1)
Line range hint 184-191: Verify sequence calculation during page transitions
The sequence calculation now depends on the loading state. Ensure this doesn't cause visual jumps in sequence numbers during page transitions.
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Based on the code analysis so far, I can generate the final response:
✅ Sequence calculation during page transitions is properly handled
The sequence calculation logic takes into account the loading state by using tablePageLoading flag to determine whether to use realTimeTablePage or oldPage configuration. This prevents visual jumps because:
- During loading: Uses
realTimeTablePagewhich maintains consistent pagination state - After loading: Switches back to
oldPagefor the final state - The sequence index is correctly calculated using
(pagerConfig.currentPage - 1) * pagerConfig.pageSize + startIndex
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[error] 184-185: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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[error] 186-186: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts (1)
407-407: Verify input sanitization for chart options
The chart options are directly used for rendering without explicit sanitization, which could potentially lead to XSS if the data contains malicious content.
Also applies to: 421-421, 429-429
packages/renderless/src/input/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 286-292: LGTM! Verify display-only textarea layouts
The addition of state.isDisplayOnly to the condition is logical as display-only textareas don't need complex height calculations. This optimization simplifies the height calculation when in display-only mode.
Let's verify this change doesn't affect existing display-only textarea layouts:
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Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
The display-only textarea height optimization is safe and consistent with the codebase
The change to skip complex height calculations when isDisplayOnly is true is correct and aligns with the codebase's handling of display-only mode across components. The search results show:
- The
isDisplayOnlystate is consistently used across multiple components to simplify rendering and disable interactions - The textarea's display-only mode is properly tested in
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/input/show-tooltip.spec.tsand other input-related tests - The change follows the same pattern used in other components like Select, Cascader, and Form where display-only mode simplifies the rendering logic
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packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/index.ts (5)
37-42: LGTM! Clean initialization logic.
The new init function provides a clear and organized way to reset the component's state and update visible items.
126-141: LGTM! Improved variable naming.
The variable renames enhance code readability:
computedMinSize→computedMinItemSize: More descriptive of its purposel→len: Better loop variable naming
169-172: LGTM! More precise variable naming.
Renaming bounds to boundRect better indicates that the variable holds a DOMRect object from getBoundingClientRect().
423-440: LGTM! Greatly improved variable naming in binary search.
The variable renames make the binary search algorithm much more readable and self-documenting:
h→heighta→lowerb→upperi→cursoroldI→oldCursor
631-643: LGTM! Clean state reset implementation.
The new resetTemporary function provides a centralized way to reset all temporary state properties to their initial values. This is a good practice for maintaining component state consistency.
packages/vue-locale/src/lang/zh-CN.ts (2)
13-13: LGTM! Translation improvement
The translation of 'en-US' to "英语" is accurate and follows proper localization practices.
362-363: LGTM! Improved key naming
The renaming of error message keys from 'darg*' to 'notAllowDrag*' is a good improvement as it:
- Fixes the typo in the old keys (darg → drag)
- Makes the keys more descriptive and self-documenting
Let's verify that all usages of these keys have been updated:
✅ Verification successful
All key usages have been properly updated across the codebase
The verification shows:
- No instances of old keys (
dargSelf,dargFixed) found in any TypeScript files - New keys (
notAllowDragSelf,notAllowDragFixed) are consistently used in:- Locale files (en.ts, zh-CN.ts)
- Grid component implementation (rowDrop.ts, methods.ts)
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packages/vue-locale/src/lang/en.ts (1)
242-250: LGTM: Department level translations are consistent
The department level translations follow a clear pattern and are consistently formatted.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.tsx (1)
137-138: LGTM! Verify dropConfig usage across the codebase.
The addition of a default value for dropConfig improves code robustness. However, let's verify that this change doesn't affect other components that might expect dropConfig to be defined.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that dropConfig is used across multiple components (Grid, Transfer, Tabs) and is consistently handled with a default value pattern. Specifically:
- In Grid component:
const dropConfig = tableVm.dropConfig || {}- In Tab-nav component:
if (!props.dropConfig || typeof props.dropConfig.plugin !== 'function') {
return
}- In Transfer component:
if (props.dropConfig) {
// ... plugin initialization
}The change in packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.tsx to provide a default empty object for dropConfig aligns with the existing pattern across the codebase. All components that use dropConfig already handle the case where it might be undefined by either checking for its existence or providing a default empty object.
LGTM! The default value pattern is consistent with codebase.
The addition of a default empty object for dropConfig follows the established pattern across the codebase where components defensively handle undefined dropConfig. This change improves code robustness without introducing any compatibility issues.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/table.ts (1)
Line range hint 1022-1025: Verify DOM manipulation security
Direct DOM manipulation in lifecycle hooks needs to be verified for security implications.
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Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response since I have enough information to verify the security implications of DOM manipulation in the code:
No security concerns found in DOM manipulation
The code uses Vue's reactivity system and component lifecycle hooks for DOM manipulation, which is safe by design. The direct DOM manipulations found are:
- In test files (
__test__directories) which don't affect production code - In utility functions that use proper sanitization:
- Rich text editor uses
xss.filterHtml()before any HTML content manipulation - Table module uses controlled DOM APIs for structural manipulation only
- Drag-and-drop functionality uses standard DOM APIs for reordering elements
- Rich text editor uses
The useDrag hook in the reviewed code follows Vue's composition API patterns and doesn't perform any unsafe direct DOM manipulation.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (2)
382-383: LGTM! Improved null check condition
The updated condition using isNull(rowId) || rowId === '' is more precise than a falsy check, properly handling both null values and empty strings.
499-501: LGTM! Consistent null check improvement
The updated condition maintains consistency with the updateCache method, using explicit null and empty string checks.
| export const getIsDisabled = | ||
| ({ props }) => | ||
| (year) => { | ||
| return props.selectionMode.startsWith('year') && typeof props.disabledDate === 'function' | ||
| ? props.disabledDate(year) | ||
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Ensure disabledDate receives a Date object instead of a year number
In the getIsDisabled function, props.disabledDate is called with a year parameter, which is a number. However, disabledDate typically expects a Date object. Passing a number may lead to unexpected behavior if disabledDate relies on date methods.
Consider modifying the code to create a Date object from the year before passing it to disabledDate:
export const getIsDisabled =
({ props }) =>
(year) => {
+ const date = new Date(year, 0, 1); // Create a Date object for January 1st of the given year
return props.selectionMode.startsWith('year') && typeof props.disabledDate === 'function'
- ? props.disabledDate(year)
+ ? props.disabledDate(date)
: false
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| export const getIsDisabled = | |
| ({ props }) => | |
| (year) => { | |
| return props.selectionMode.startsWith('year') && typeof props.disabledDate === 'function' | |
| ? props.disabledDate(year) | |
| : false | |
| } | |
| export const getIsDisabled = | |
| ({ props }) => | |
| (year) => { | |
| const date = new Date(year, 0, 1); // Create a Date object for January 1st of the given year | |
| return props.selectionMode.startsWith('year') && typeof props.disabledDate === 'function' | |
| ? props.disabledDate(date) | |
| : false | |
| } |
| if (props.selectionMode.startsWith('year')) { | ||
| cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(year) | ||
| } |
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Pass a Date object to disabledDate in getRows function
In the getRows function, disabledDate is called with year, which is a number. Similar to the issue in getIsDisabled, it's advisable to pass a Date object to disabledDate to ensure it functions correctly, especially if disabledDate depends on date-specific methods.
Apply this diff to create a Date object from year before passing it to disabledDate:
if (props.selectionMode.startsWith('year')) {
+ const date = new Date(year, 0, 1); // Create a Date object for January 1st of the given year
- cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(year)
+ cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(date)
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| cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(year) | |
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| if (props.selectionMode.startsWith('year')) { | |
| const date = new Date(year, 0, 1); // Create a Date object for January 1st of the given year | |
| cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(date) | |
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| const filterDatas = state.initDatas.filter((item) => | ||
| new RegExp(escapeRegexpString(value), 'i').test(item[props.textField]) |
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Avoid Modifying Native Event Properties
Reassigning event.target using Object.defineProperty is not recommended as event.target is a read-only property in the Event interface. Modifying it can lead to unexpected behavior and cross-browser compatibility issues. Consider alternative methods to handle event targets without altering native event properties.
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Avoid modifying event.target directly. Instead, capture the necessary reference before any asynchronous operations or pass it explicitly to functions that require it.
| if (state.isIOS) { | ||
| state.selectHover = true | ||
| state.inputHovering = true | ||
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Ensure 'state.isIOS' is Properly Initialized
The code relies on state.isIOS to apply iOS-specific behavior. Verify that state.isIOS is correctly initialized, possibly using a user-agent detection utility, to prevent runtime errors due to an undefined value.
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| width: { type: String, default: 'auto' }, | |||
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| events: { type: Object, default() { } }, | |||
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Fix empty default functions in props
The default functions for events, extend, and setOptionOpts props should return an empty object instead of being empty functions.
Apply this fix:
- events: { type: Object, default() {} },
+ events: { type: Object, default: () => ({}) },
- extend: { type: Object, default() {} },
+ extend: { type: Object, default: () => ({}) },
- setOptionOpts: { type: Object, default() {} },
+ setOptionOpts: { type: Object, default: () => ({}) },Also applies to: 75-75, 123-123
| this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) | ||
| } | ||
| let { huiChartOption } = this | ||
| if (!huiChartOption.theme) { | ||
| huiChartOption.theme = 'bpit-light' | ||
| } | ||
| if (Array.isArray(this.colors) && this.colors.length > 0) { | ||
| huiChartOption.color = cloneDeep(this.colors) | ||
| } | ||
| let { option } = this | ||
| clearTimeout(this.timer) | ||
| this.timer = null | ||
| this.timer = setTimeout(() => { | ||
| if (this.afterConfig) { | ||
| option = this.afterConfig(option) | ||
| huiChartOption = this.afterConfig(huiChartOption) | ||
| } | ||
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| this.selfSetting(option) | ||
| this.setAnimation(option) | ||
| this.selfSetting(huiChartOption) | ||
| this.setAnimation(huiChartOption) | ||
| this.applyMarks(this.integrateChart.eChartOption) | ||
| this.integrateChart.refresh(option) | ||
| this.integrateChart.refresh(cloneDeep(huiChartOption)) | ||
| if (this.colorMode !== 'default') { | ||
| option.color = this.computedChartColor() | ||
| huiChartOption.color = this.computedChartColor() | ||
| } | ||
| if (this.extend && Object.keys(this.extend).length !== 0) { | ||
| option.extend = this.applyExtend(this.integrateChart.eChartOption) | ||
| this.integrateChart.refresh(option) | ||
| huiChartOption.extend = cloneDeep(this.applyExtend(this.integrateChart.eChartOption)) | ||
| this.integrateChart.refresh(cloneDeep(huiChartOption)) | ||
| } | ||
| this.$emit('handle-color', option.color) | ||
| this.$emit('handle-color', huiChartOption.color) |
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Consider breaking down the refreshChart method
The refreshChart method is handling multiple responsibilities including state updates, theme configuration, color management, and event emission. This makes it harder to maintain and test.
Consider extracting the following into separate methods:
- Theme configuration
- Color management
- Option processing
- Event emission
Example extraction:
private configureTheme(options) {
if (!options.theme) {
options.theme = 'bpit-light'
}
return options
}
private processColors(options) {
if (Array.isArray(this.colors) && this.colors.length > 0) {
options.color = cloneDeep(this.colors)
}
if (this.colorMode !== 'default') {
options.color = this.computedChartColor()
}
return options
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| this.$nextTick(() => { | ||
| this.integrateChart && this.integrateChart.echartsIns && this.integrateChart.echartsIns.resize() | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| }, | ||
| colors: { |
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Use optional chaining for safer property access
The resize handler uses unsafe property access that could throw if any property is undefined.
Apply this fix:
- this.integrateChart && this.integrateChart.echartsIns && this.integrateChart.echartsIns.resize()
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| this.$nextTick(() => { | |
| this.integrateChart && this.integrateChart.echartsIns && this.integrateChart.echartsIns.resize() | |
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| this.integrateChart?.echartsIns?.resize() | |
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[error] 248-252: Change to an optional chain.
Unsafe fix: Change to an optional chain.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Fix assignment in condition.
The assignment in the condition cursor < 0 && (cursor = 0) should be rewritten as an if statement for better clarity.
-cursor < 0 && (cursor = 0)
+if (cursor < 0) {
+ cursor = 0
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| month2: 'Feb', | ||
| month1: 'Jan', | ||
| month4: 'Apr', | ||
| month3: 'Mar', | ||
| month6: 'Jun', | ||
| month5: 'May', | ||
| month8: 'August', | ||
| month7: 'July', | ||
| month10: 'October', | ||
| month9: 'September', | ||
| month12: 'December', | ||
| month11: 'November', | ||
| month8: 'Aug', | ||
| month7: 'Jul', | ||
| month10: 'Oct', | ||
| month9: 'Sep', | ||
| month12: 'Dec', | ||
| month11: 'Nov', | ||
| months: { | ||
| feb: 'Feb', | ||
| jan: 'Jan', | ||
| apr: 'Apr', | ||
| mar: 'Mar', | ||
| jun: 'Jun', | ||
| feb: 'February', | ||
| jan: 'January', | ||
| apr: 'April', | ||
| mar: 'March', | ||
| jun: 'June', | ||
| may: 'May', | ||
| aug: 'Aug', | ||
| jul: 'Jul', | ||
| oct: 'Oct', | ||
| sep: 'Sep', | ||
| dec: 'Dec', | ||
| nov: 'Nov' | ||
| aug: 'August', | ||
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| oct: 'October', | ||
| sep: 'September', | ||
| dec: 'December', | ||
| nov: 'November' |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Standardize month abbreviations across calendar components
There are inconsistencies in month abbreviations between different sections:
calendarBar.monthAbbruses "Sept" (4 letters) for September- Other sections use 3-letter abbreviations like "Sep"
Standardize to use 3-letter abbreviations consistently:
monthAbbr: {
// ...
- 9: 'Sept',
+ 9: 'Sep',
// ...
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packages/design/aurora/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
6-6: Consider adding type annotationsSince this is a TypeScript file, consider adding return type annotation to the method for better type safety:
- computedTreeMaxHeight() { + computedTreeMaxHeight(): void {packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vue (1)
23-23: Consider adding type checking for options spread.The spread operator usage could potentially copy undefined properties if
this.optionsis not properly initialized.Consider adding a safety check:
- this.huiChartOption = { ...this.options } + this.huiChartOption = { ...(this.options || {}) }packages/renderless/src/common/deps/useUserAgent.ts (1)
15-18: LGTM! Consider adding TypeScript types.The hook implementation is clean and follows Vue composition API patterns. Consider adding TypeScript return type for better type safety.
-export const useUserAgent = () => { +export const useUserAgent = (): { isIOS: boolean } => { const isIOS = getIsIOS() return { isIOS } }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/AMapModel.ts (2)
27-28: Consider adding type safety improvementsWhile the change to
huiChartOptionis correct, consider adding TypeScript interfaces to improve type safety and documentation.+interface AMapOption { + center: [number, number]; + zoom: number; +} centerOrZoomChanged(center, zoom) { - let option = this.huiChartOption + const option: AMapOption = this.huiChartOption return !(equal(center, option.center) && zoom === option.zoom) }
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1-36: Add tests for the AMapModel changesAccording to the PR objectives, tests haven't been added for these changes. Please add unit tests to verify the behavior of
setCenterAndZoomandcenterOrZoomChangedmethods with the newhuiChartOptionproperty.Would you like me to help generate unit tests for these methods?
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-pie/src/chart-pie.vue (1)
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26-33: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the updateChart method.Adding documentation would improve maintainability by clarifying the method's purpose and the expected format of the input data.
Here's a suggested addition:
+ /** + * Updates the chart configuration based on current data and settings + * @private + */ updateChart() { let { columns = [], rows = [] } = this.data const extra = {packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-ring/src/chart-ring.vue (1)
31-31: Documentation update may be needed.Since this is a property renaming that's part of a broader standardization effort, the component's documentation should be updated to reflect this change.
Would you like me to help create a documentation update task or PR?
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey/src/chart-sankey.vue (1)
31-33: Consider updating component documentationSince this change modifies a component property, the documentation should be updated to reflect this change.
Consider adding a comment above the
updateChartmethod to document that it useshuiChartOptionfor chart configuration.+ /** + * Updates the chart configuration using huiChartOption + * @private + */ updateChart() {packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-liquidfill/src/chart-liquidfill.vue (1)
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1-38: Consider updating component documentationThe PR checklist indicates that documentation hasn't been updated. Since this change affects the component's API (property renaming), it would be helpful to update the component's documentation to reflect this change.
packages/theme-saas/src/row/index.less (1)
38-42: Consider consolidating duplicate pseudo-element stylesWhile the implementation is correct, there's an opportunity to reduce code duplication since both justify classes use identical pseudo-element styles.
Consider consolidating the styles like this:
&.row-justify-space-around, &.row-justify-space-between { &:after, &:before { @apply hidden; } }packages/theme/src/dept/vars.less (1)
15-16: Tests needed for style changesThe PR checklist indicates missing tests. For style changes, consider adding:
- Visual regression tests to catch unintended changes
- Accessibility tests for color contrast ratios
Would you like me to help create:
- Visual regression test setup using tools like Percy or Chromatic
- Accessibility tests using axe-core or similar tools
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bar/src/chart-bar.vue (2)
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34-38: Critical: Undefined propertyhuiChartOptionbeing usedThe code attempts to set
this.huiChartOption, but this property is not defined in the component'sdata(). Instead, there's anoptionproperty defined. This mismatch will cause reactivity issues in Vue.Apply this fix to ensure proper reactivity:
data() { return { iChartName: 'BarChart', - option: {} + huiChartOption: {} } }
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34-38: Consider extracting chart configurationThe chart configuration object could be moved to a separate constant or computed property for better maintainability.
Consider refactoring to:
+ computed: { + getChartConfig() { + return { + smooth: true, + ...this.option, + direction: 'horizontal' + } + } + }, methods: { updateChart() { let { columns = [], rows = [] } = this.data const extra = { tooltipVisible: this.tooltipVisible, legendVisible: this.legendVisible, extend: this.extend } const option = histogram(columns, rows, this.settings, extra, false) - this.huiChartOption = { - smooth: true, - ...option, - direction: 'horizontal' - } + this.huiChartOption = this.getChartConfig } }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-boxplot/src/chart-boxplot.vue (1)
31-31: Documentation update neededSince this represents a property rename that could affect component usage, consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this change.
Would you like me to help draft documentation updates for this change?
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization-composition-api.vue (1)
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47-50: Consider using CSS custom properties for better maintainabilityWhile the typography styles are functional, consider using CSS custom properties (variables) for better maintainability and consistency across components.
p { - font-size: 14px; + font-size: var(--tiny-font-size-base, 14px); line-height: 1.5; }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue (3)
25-27: Add null checks for options and settings objectsThe spread operator could throw an error if
this.optionsorthis.settingsis null/undefined. Consider adding defensive checks.- this.huiChartOption = { ...this.options, ...this.settings } + this.huiChartOption = { + ...(this.options || {}), + ...(this.settings || {}) + }
55-63: Improve code organization and reduce side effectsConsider these improvements:
- Move the
echartsSettingsarray outside the method or component- Use a more functional approach to build the options object
+ const ECHARTS_SETTINGS = [ + 'grid', 'dataZoom', /* ... other settings ... */ + ] methods: { updateChart() { - const echartsSettings = [ /* ... */ ] this.huiChartOption = { ...this.settings, tooltip: this.tooltipVisible ? this.tooltip : { show: false }, series: this.series, + ...ECHARTS_SETTINGS.reduce((acc, prop) => { + if (this[prop]) { + acc[prop] = this[prop] + } + return acc + }, {}) } - echartsSettings.forEach((prop) => { - if (this[prop]) { - this.huiChartOption[prop] = this[prop] - } - }) } }
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19-22: Remove unused 'option' data propertyThe 'option' property is no longer used since it has been replaced with 'huiChartOption'.
data() { return { iChartName: 'BaiduMapChart', - option: {} } }packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/autonavi-map.vue (2)
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41-57: Improve code organization and reduce duplicationConsider the following improvements:
- Move the static
echartsSettingsarray outside the method- Consolidate the duplicate legend visibility checks
- Abstract the show/hide logic for tooltip and legend
Here's a suggested refactor:
+ const ECHARTS_SETTINGS = [ + 'grid', 'dataZoom', 'visualMap', 'toolbox', 'title', 'legend', + 'xAxis', 'yAxis', 'radar', 'axisPointer', 'brush', 'geo', + 'timeline', 'graphic', 'backgroundColor', 'textStyle' + ] methods: { + getVisibilityConfig(visible) { + return visible ? undefined : { show: false } + }, updateChart() { if (this.options && Object.keys(this.options).length) { this.huiChartOption = { ...this.options, ...this.settings } - if (!this.tooltipVisible) { - this.huiChartOption.tooltip = { show: false } - } - if (!this.legendVisible) { - this.huiChartOption.legend = { show: false } - } + this.huiChartOption.tooltip = this.getVisibilityConfig(this.tooltipVisible) + this.huiChartOption.legend = this.getVisibilityConfig(this.legendVisible) return } - const echartsSettings = [...] this.huiChartOption = { ...this.settings, - tooltip: this.tooltipVisible ? this.tooltip : { show: false }, + tooltip: this.tooltipVisible ? this.tooltip : this.getVisibilityConfig(false), series: this.series } - echartsSettings.forEach((prop) => { + ECHARTS_SETTINGS.forEach((prop) => { if (this[prop]) { this.huiChartOption[prop] = this[prop] } }) - if (!this.legendVisible) { - this.huiChartOption.legend = { show: false } - } + this.huiChartOption.legend = this.getVisibilityConfig(this.legendVisible) } }Also applies to: 58-72
Add unit tests for the chart option handling logic
The verification confirms there are no existing test files for the autonavi-map component, while the code changes involve critical chart option handling logic. Please add unit tests to cover:
- Setting
huiChartOptionthrough theoptionsprop- Tooltip visibility toggle functionality
- Legend visibility toggle functionality
- Application of echarts settings via props
Example test cases should verify:
- When
optionsprop is provided, it merges correctly withsettings- When
tooltipVisibleis false, tooltip.show is set to false- When
legendVisibleis false, legend.show is set to false- Individual echarts settings props are correctly applied to
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27-72: Add tests to verify the chart update functionalitySince this is a bugfix PR, please add tests to verify:
- The
huiChartOptionproperty is properly reactive- Tooltip and legend visibility controls work as expected
- Chart settings are correctly applied
Let's check for existing tests:
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packages/renderless/src/year-table/vue.ts (2)
41-43: Consider adding JSDoc comments for the new methodsThe new methods are well-structured, but documentation would help clarify their purpose and expected behavior.
Consider adding JSDoc comments:
+/** Determines if a year cell should be disabled based on date range constraints */ getIsDisabled: getIsDisabled({ props }), +/** Checks if a year cell represents the current year */ getIsCurrent: getIsCurrent({ props }), +/** Verifies if a year cell represents the default selected year */ getIsDefault: getIsDefault({ props })
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1-56: Add test coverage for the new functionalityWhile the implementation looks good, the PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added. Consider adding unit tests for:
- Disabled state logic
- Current year detection
- Default year selection
- Edge cases in date ranges
Would you like me to help generate test cases for these scenarios?
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-heatmap/src/chart-heatmap.vue (1)
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17-19: Update data property name for consistencyThe component declares
optionin data but useshuiChartOptionin theupdateChartmethod. For consistency with the library-wide convention mentioned in the summary, consider updating the data property.data() { return { - option: {} + huiChartOption: {} } }examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled-composition-api.vue (1)
10-15: Consider using a dedicated state variable for year selection.The year picker is currently using the same
valueref as the date picker below it, which could lead to state conflicts. Consider using a separate state variable (e.g.,yearValue) for better state isolation.- v-model="value" + v-model="yearValue"examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled.vue (2)
8-16: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comments.The year picker implementation follows Vue.js best practices and maintains consistency with other sections. Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the new
yearPickerOptionsprop usage.
60-61: Consider extracting date constants.While the implementation is correct, consider extracting the hardcoded date ('2023-08-15') into a constant or configuration value for better maintainability.
+ const MIN_SELECTABLE_DATE = new Date('2023-08-15') pickerOptions: { disabledDate(time) { - return time.getTime() > Date.now() || time.getTime() < new Date('2023-08-15').getTime() + return time.getTime() > Date.now() || time.getTime() < MIN_SELECTABLE_DATE.getTime() } }packages/renderless/src/common/event.ts (3)
44-44: Consider using spread operator instead of.apply()While
.apply()works, using the spread operator would be more modern and readable:- // eslint-disable-next-line prefer-spread - emit.apply(null, args) + emit(...args)If there are specific performance considerations or compatibility requirements necessitating
.apply(), please document these constraints in a code comment.
64-64: Add TypeScript type annotations for better type safetyThe function parameters should have explicit type annotations:
- export const correctTarget = (event, target?: EventTarget) => { + export const correctTarget = (event: Event, target?: EventTarget) => {
64-85: Well-implemented event target correction for Web ComponentsThe implementation correctly handles:
- Shadow DOM event composition through
composedPath()- Null event targets with fallback
- Property redefinition with proper descriptor configuration
This aligns well with the existing
getActualTargetfunction and provides robust event handling for Web Components.Consider documenting common use cases where this function should be applied, particularly in Web Component contexts, to guide other developers.
internals/cli/src/commands/release/releaseAurora.ts (2)
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31-45: Consider consolidating package name replacements.The current implementation has multiple separate replacements for package names. This could be refactored to use a single replacement with a mapping object for better maintainability.
Here's a suggested refactor:
+ const PACKAGE_MAPPINGS = { + '@opentiny/vue-renderless': '@aurora/renderless', + '@opentiny/vue-theme': '@aurora/theme', + '@aurora/huicharts': '@opentiny/huicharts', + '@opentiny': '@aurora', + 'TINY': 'AUI', + 'Tiny': 'Aui', + 'tiny': 'aui' + }; let result = content - .replace(/@opentiny\/vue-renderless/g, '@aurora/renderless') - .replace(/@opentiny\/vue-theme/g, '@aurora/theme') - .replace(/@opentiny/g, '@aurora') - .replace(/TINY/g, 'AUI') - .replace(/Tiny/g, 'Aui') - .replace(/tiny/g, 'aui') + Object.entries(PACKAGE_MAPPINGS).reduce((acc, [from, to]) => + acc.replace(new RegExp(from, 'g'), to), content) // Keep the remaining special case replacements .replace(/zhCN/g, 'zh_CN') .replace(/enUS/g, 'en_US')
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7-21: Consider adding file extension filtering.The current implementation checks for specific file extensions to exclude but might process unnecessary files. Consider maintaining a whitelist of file extensions to process (e.g., .js, .ts, .vue).
Here's a suggested improvement:
+ const PROCESSABLE_EXTENSIONS = ['.js', '.ts', '.vue', '.json']; + const EXCLUDED_PATTERNS = ['.png', '.gif', '.jpeg', '.jpg', '.ttf', 'node_modules']; const findAllpage = (packagesPath) => { + const ext = path.extname(packagesPath); if ( - packagesPath.includes('.png') || - packagesPath.includes('.gif') || - packagesPath.includes('.jpeg') || - packagesPath.includes('.jpg') || - packagesPath.includes('.ttf') || - packagesPath.includes('node_modules') || + EXCLUDED_PATTERNS.some(pattern => packagesPath.includes(pattern)) || + (ext && !PROCESSABLE_EXTENSIONS.includes(ext)) || !fs.existsSync(packagesPath) ) { return }packages/renderless/src/tabbar/index.ts (2)
81-83: Consider improving event handling maintainability.
- Consider defining event names as constants to prevent typos and improve maintainability:
- If planning for Vue 3 migration, note that the
$on/$offevent bus pattern is removed in Vue 3.+const EVENTS = { + UPDATE_ITEMS: 'updateItems', + ACTIVE_ITEM: 'activeItem', + SHOW_INDEX: 'showIndex' +} as const; export const beforeDestroy = ({ vm, api }) => () => { off(window, 'resize', api.initPage) - vm.$off('updateItems') - vm.$off('activeItem') - vm.$off('showIndex') + vm.$off(EVENTS.UPDATE_ITEMS) + vm.$off(EVENTS.ACTIVE_ITEM) + vm.$off(EVENTS.SHOW_INDEX) }
80-83: Consider unifying event handling approach.The component mixes DOM events (
window.resize) with Vue's event system. Consider unifying the approach by either:
- Using a single event bus for all events
- Moving to a state management solution for cross-component communication
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/common/extend.ts (2)
66-66: Use a more descriptive iteration variable name.Using
huiChartOptionas an iteration variable could be confusing since it's the same as the function parameter. Consider using a more descriptive name likeitemorchartOption.-mergeOption[key].forEach((huiChartOption, i) => (mergeOption[key][i] = { ...huiChartOption, ...value })) +mergeOption[key].forEach((item, i) => (mergeOption[key][i] = { ...item, ...value }))
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22-91: Consider improving error handling and code organization.As this is a core utility function, consider the following improvements:
- Add input validation and error handling
- Extract complex nested logic into separate functions
- Add unit tests to verify the behavior, especially for the dataZoom changes
Would you like me to help with:
- Generating input validation code?
- Breaking down the complex logic into smaller functions?
- Creating unit tests for the core functionality?
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59-67: Consider refactoring the size calculation logicThe current implementation uses magic numbers for size calculations (2, 3, 4.5, 6, 7.5, 9). This makes it difficult to understand the relationship between these values and potentially hard to maintain.
Consider refactoring to make the scaling logic more explicit:
const mfsizeMap = { - 1: `${state.size / 2}px`, - 2: `${state.size / 3}px`, - 3: `${state.size / 4.5}px`, - 4: `${state.size / 6}px`, - 5: `${state.size / 7.5}px`, - 6: `${state.size / 9}px` + // Base scale factor for single character + const BASE_SCALE = 2; + // Scale multiplier for each additional character + const SCALE_MULTIPLIER = 1.5; + + 1: `${state.size / BASE_SCALE}px`, + 2: `${state.size / (BASE_SCALE * SCALE_MULTIPLIER)}px`, + 3: `${state.size / (BASE_SCALE * SCALE_MULTIPLIER * 1.5)}px`, + // ... continue pattern }packages/design/saas/src/select/index.ts (1)
26-27: Add tests and update documentationSince this change modifies the component's event handling behavior:
- Add test cases to verify that events are properly stopped when
stopPropagationis true- Add test cases to verify that events still bubble up when
stopPropagationis false- Update the component's documentation to explain this new prop
Would you like me to:
- Generate test cases for the new
stopPropagationbehavior?- Draft documentation updates for this new prop?
packages/renderless/src/rich-text/vue.ts (2)
104-104: Improve comment documentationThe current comment about metaErp compatibility could be more descriptive and follow JSDoc style for better documentation.
- // metaErp专用的组件，aui 没有替换tiny + /** + * Compatibility layer for metaErp components + * Note: AUI components haven't been migrated to Tiny yet + */
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104-117: Good architectural pattern maintainedThe changes maintain the renderless component pattern while adding new functionality. This separation of concerns allows for:
- Clear state management
- Reusable logic
- Testable components
Consider documenting the renderless pattern usage in the component's README for future contributors.
packages/design/aurora/src/select/index.ts (1)
23-24: Documentation needed for new propsThe newly added props
tagTypeandstopPropagationlack documentation explaining their purpose and impact on component behavior.Please add JSDoc comments above the props:
props: { + /** + * Type of tag to use for selected items + * @default 'info' + */ tagType: 'info', + /** + * Whether to stop event propagation + * @default false + */ stopPropagation: { type: Boolean, default: false } },packages/theme-saas/src/select-dropdown/index.less (1)
73-73: Maintain consistency with Tailwind utilitiesThe explicit
max-height: 228pxdeviates from the file's pattern of using Tailwind utilities. Consider using@apply max-h-56to maintain consistency with the codebase's styling approach.- max-height: 228px; + @apply max-h-56;packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/methods.ts (2)
5-5: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling.The changes improve code robustness by:
- Adding null coalescing for
dropConfig- Using a more descriptive error message key
Consider extracting the error message key to a constant to avoid magic strings and make it easier to maintain:
+ const ERROR_MESSAGES = { + FIXED_COLUMN_DRAG: 'ui.grid.error.notAllowDragFixed' + } as const; return Modal.message({ - message: GlobalConfig.i18n('ui.grid.error.notAllowDragFixed'), + message: GlobalConfig.i18n(ERROR_MESSAGES.FIXED_COLUMN_DRAG), status: 'error' })Also applies to: 34-34
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1-100: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.The current implementation mixes column and row drag-drop logic in a single file. Consider:
Splitting into separate modules:
columnDrop.tsfor column-specific logicrowDrop.tsfor row-specific logiccommon.tsfor shared drag-drop configuration and utilitiesCreating a common configuration validator to ensure consistent validation across both operations
This would improve maintainability and make the code more testable.
packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/vue.ts (2)
109-111: Add JSDoc comments for the new methodsConsider adding documentation for the new methods to improve maintainability. Include:
- Purpose of each method
- Parameters and return types
- Example usage
+/** + * Scrolls the list to bring the specified item into view + * @param {Object} options - Scroll options + */ scrollToItem: scrollToItem({ api, props, state }), + +/** + * Resets the temporary state of the scroller + */ resetTemporary: resetTemporary({ state }), + +/** + * Initializes or reinitializes the scroller + */ init: init({ api })
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1-156: Consider documenting the new initialization architectureThe changes introduce a new initialization flow that separates concerns between
init,resetTemporary, andupdateVisibleItems. Consider adding architecture documentation to explain:
- The relationship between these methods
- When each method should be called
- The initialization lifecycle
Would you like me to help draft the architecture documentation?
packages/renderless/src/tooltip/vue.ts (1)
143-143: Consider modernizing event handling for Vue 3 compatibility.The current implementation uses Vue 2's event bus pattern (
$on/$off) which is deprecated in Vue 3. Consider refactoring to use a more modern approach.Here are some alternatives:
- Use Vue 3's
mittortiny-emitterfor event handling:-vm.$on('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) +const emitter = mitt() +emitter.on('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) -vm.$off('tooltip-update') +emitter.off('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper)
- Use Vue's built-in reactivity system:
-vm.$on('tooltip-update', api.bindPopper) +const needsUpdate = ref(false) +watch(needsUpdate, () => { + if (needsUpdate.value) { + api.bindPopper() + needsUpdate.value = false + } +}) -// Trigger update -vm.$emit('tooltip-update') +needsUpdate.value = trueAlso applies to: 146-146
packages/theme-saas/src/form/index.less (1)
168-170: Consider adding responsive line-height for better accessibility.While the full-width and line-height styles are good for general readability, consider making the line-height responsive for better accessibility across different screen sizes and font scales.
.@{input-prefix-cls}-display-only { @apply inline-block; @apply w-full; - @apply ~"leading-5.5"; + @apply leading-normal; + @screen md { + @apply ~"leading-5.5"; + } }packages/vue/src/grid/src/tooltip/src/methods.ts (2)
38-42: LGTM! Consider enhancing the comment for better maintainability.The conditional selector logic correctly handles both function and non-function title cases. The implementation is sound and fixes the edge case where title is configured as a function.
Consider updating the comment to be more descriptive:
-// 当title配置为函数时，文本不会包裹tiny-grid-cell-text类名 +// 当title配置为函数时，文本不会包裹tiny-grid-cell-text类名，需要使用不同的选择器 +// For function-based titles, text isn't wrapped with tiny-grid-cell-text class, requiring a different selector
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89-89: Fix typo in method name:clostTooltipshould becloseTooltipThere's a typo in the method name that should be corrected. This could cause issues if other components try to call the correct method name.
Apply this fix:
- clostTooltip() { + closeTooltip() {packages/renderless/src/select-dropdown/vue.ts (1)
125-125: Consider using optional chaining for better readability.The current implementation correctly prevents errors by checking for truthy values, but it could be more elegantly written using optional chaining.
Consider applying this change:
-state.originValue = selectVm.modelValue && selectVm.modelValue.slice(0) +state.originValue = selectVm.modelValue?.slice(0)🧰 Tools
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87-93: Consider accessibility implications of fixed heightWhile the fixed height implementation is clean, consider adding a visual indicator or tooltip when content exceeds the visible area to maintain good user experience.
&.@{textarea-prefix-cls}__fix-height{ @apply h-7; @apply ~"min-h-[theme(spacing.7)]"; @apply py-0 px-2; @apply leading-7; @apply overflow-hidden; + @apply relative; + &::after { + content: ''; + @apply absolute; + @apply bottom-0; + @apply left-0; + @apply right-0; + @apply h-1; + @apply bg-gradient-to-t; + @apply from-color-bg-1; + @apply to-transparent; + display: none; + } + &.is-overflow::after { + display: block; + } }
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144-204: Simplify display-only implementationThe display-only variant has several areas for improvement:
- Magic numbers in margins (e.g., -mb-3.5)
- Complex float-based layout
- Vendor-specific box-orient property
Consider using modern CSS:
.@{textarea-prefix-cls}-display-only__content { - display: -webkit-box; - /* autoprefixer: ignore next */ - -webkit-box-orient: vertical; - -webkit-line-clamp: 5; + display: -webkit-box; + -webkit-line-clamp: 5; + -webkit-box-orient: vertical; + @supports (-webkit-line-clamp: 5) { + display: -webkit-box; + } + @supports not (-webkit-line-clamp: 5) { + @apply max-h-[7.5rem]; /* 5 lines * 1.5rem line height */ + @apply overflow-hidden; + } - &::before { - @apply content-['']; - @apply float-right; - @apply h-full; - @apply ~'-mb-3.5'; - } + /* Use modern layout instead of floats */ + @apply flex; + @apply flex-col; }packages/renderless/src/tree-menu/index.ts (1)
122-126: Good security measures, but some improvements needed.The implementation includes good security practices like URL filtering and preventing reverse tabnabbing. Consider these improvements:
- Add TypeScript type for the event parameter
- Use optional chaining as suggested by static analysis
- Consider using a more flexible node type check
- export const currentChange = (emit) => (data, node, e) => { - if (data && data.url && e.target.nodeName !== 'A' && e.target.nodeName !== 'SPAN') { + export const currentChange = (emit) => (data, node, e: MouseEvent) => { + if (data?.url && !['A', 'SPAN'].includes(e.target.nodeName)) { window.open(xss.filterUrl(data.url), '_self').opener = null }🧰 Tools
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28-152: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.The drag-and-drop implementation could benefit from the following improvements:
- Extract the error handling logic into a separate service to maintain consistency.
- Break down the large functions (
createHandlerOnEndandonEndEvent) into smaller, more focused functions.- Add JSDoc comments explaining the tree manipulation logic and virtual scroll handling.
- Consider using a state machine pattern to manage the complex drag-and-drop states.
These changes would improve code maintainability and make it easier to test.
packages/renderless/src/rich-text/index.ts (1)
92-106: Add defensive programming checksWhile the implementation is functionally correct, consider adding null checks and error handling for robustness.
Consider this safer implementation:
export const handleClick = ({ state, Quill }) => (event) => { const el = event.target if (!(el instanceof HTMLElement) || el.tagName !== 'IMG') { return } event.stopPropagation() const imgBlot = Quill.find(el) + if (!imgBlot || !state.quill) { + return + } + const index = state.quill.getIndex(imgBlot) + if (typeof index !== 'number') { + return + } state.quill.setSelection(index + 1) }packages/renderless/src/tabs/index.ts (2)
135-137: LGTM! Good initialization fix for currentIndex.The initialization of currentIndex when it's -1 is a good fix to prevent undefined behavior. However, consider adding null checks for state.panes and state.currentName.
Consider adding null safety:
- if (state.currentIndex === -1) { - state.currentIndex = state.panes.findIndex((item) => item.state.paneName === state.currentName) - } + if (state.currentIndex === -1 && state.panes?.length) { + state.currentIndex = state.panes.findIndex((item) => item?.state?.paneName === state.currentName) + }
138-147: Simplify redundant conditions in tab visibility logic.The current implementation has redundant checks and nested conditions that could be simplified.
Consider this simplified version:
- const currentIndex = state.currentIndex < 0 ? 0 : state.currentIndex - const tabsHeaderWidth = tabNavRefs.navScroll.offsetWidth - for (let i = 0; i < tabs.length; i++) { const tabItem = tabs[i] as HTMLElement // 遮住元素一半则隐藏 tabsAllWidth = tabItem.offsetLeft + tabItem.offsetWidth / 2 - if (tabsAllWidth > tabsHeaderWidth && currentIndex >= 0) { - if (currentIndex >= i + 1) { - state.showPanesCount = currentIndex - } else { - state.showPanesCount = i - } + if (tabsAllWidth > tabNavRefs.navScroll.offsetWidth) { + state.showPanesCount = Math.max(i, state.currentIndex) break } }This change:
- Removes the redundant
currentIndex >= 0check since it's guaranteed by the earlier normalization- Simplifies the nested conditions using Math.max
- Inlines the tabsHeaderWidth variable for better readability
packages/renderless/src/transfer/index.ts (2)
228-236: Enhance comment clarity and add null checks.While the filtering logic is correct, consider these improvements:
- Make the comment more precise by specifying "during drag operations" instead of just "拖动".
- Add null checks for the filtered data access to prevent potential runtime errors.
- // tiny新增：过滤时拖动，需要从左右页面过滤后的项中，去查找数据。 + // tiny新增：在拖放操作期间，从已过滤的左右面板数据中查找对应项。 const rightPanel = vm.$refs.rightPanel const leftPanel = vm.$refs.leftPanel const key = isAdd - ? rightPanel.state.filteredData[event.oldIndex][props.props.key] - : leftPanel.state.filteredData[event.oldIndex][props.props.key] + ? rightPanel?.state?.filteredData?.[event.oldIndex]?.[props.props.key] + : leftPanel?.state?.filteredData?.[event.oldIndex]?.[props.props.key]
237-239: LGTM with minor comment improvements.The additional checks for dragged items are well implemented. Consider making the comments more descriptive:
- // 拖动项是否在勾中的项中 + // 检查拖动的项是否在已选中的项目列表中 - // 拖动项是否在当前值中 + // 检查拖动的项是否在当前值数组中packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (1)
191-203: Well-structured implementation that maintains component architectureThe new tag layout classes integrate seamlessly with the existing select component architecture:
- Maintains the established CSS methodology
- Preserves existing functionality while fixing layout issues
- Uses appropriate CSS display properties for optimal rendering
- Follows the component's existing pattern for handling complex tag states
Consider adding these changes to the component's documentation to help other developers understand the tag layout structure.
packages/renderless/src/dialog-box/index.ts (2)
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369-376: Add TypeScript types and documentationThe new toggleFullScreen function needs proper TypeScript types and documentation for better maintainability.
Consider applying these improvements:
+interface IToggleFullScreenParams { + state: { isFull: boolean } + emit: (event: string, payload: any) => void + nextTick: (cb: () => void) => void + vm: { $refs: { dialog: HTMLElement } } +} + +/** + * Toggles the fullscreen state of the dialog + * @param {Object} params - The parameters object + * @param {Object} params.state - The state object containing isFull + * @param {Function} params.emit - Function to emit events + * @param {Function} params.nextTick - Vue's nextTick function + * @param {Object} params.vm - The Vue instance + * @returns {(isFull: boolean) => void} Function to toggle fullscreen state + */ export const toggleFullScreen = - ({ state, emit, nextTick, vm }) => + ({ state, emit, nextTick, vm }: IToggleFullScreenParams) => (isFull: boolean): void => { state.isFull = isFull nextTick(() => { emit('resize', { fullscreen: isFull, dialog: vm.$refs.dialog }) }) }
Tests needed for fullscreen functionality
Based on the verification results:
- The dialog box component has a placeholder test for fullscreen functionality (
test.todo)- There is an existing E2E test (
fullscreen.spec.ts) that only verifies basic fullscreen class and body lock- The new
toggleFullScreenfunction and its related state changes are not covered by testsRequired test coverage:
- Unit tests for
toggleFullScreenfunction including state changes and event emission- Integration tests for fullscreen toggle interaction with drag functionality
- Test cases for resize event emission with correct payload
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293-376: Verify test coverage for fullscreen functionalityThe PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added for these changes. Let's verify the existing test coverage for the dialog box component.
Let me gather more specific information about the dialog box tests.
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packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (3)
99-106: Reduce code duplication in handleClick functionThe code for clearing store and setting current node is duplicated in both conditional branches.
Consider refactoring to reduce duplication:
- state.tree.clearCurrentStore(props.node) - store.setCurrentNode(props.node) - !props.node.disabled && - state.tree.$emit('current-change', store.currentNode ? store.currentNode.data : null, store.currentNode, e) - } else if (props.node.isLeaf && !props.node.disabled) { - state.tree.clearCurrentStore(props.node) - store.setCurrentNode(props.node) - state.tree.$emit('current-change', store.currentNode ? store.currentNode.data : null, store.currentNode, e) + const shouldUpdate = !state.tree.onlyCheckChildren || (props.node.isLeaf && !props.node.disabled); + if (shouldUpdate) { + state.tree.clearCurrentStore(props.node) + store.setCurrentNode(props.node) + !props.node.disabled && + state.tree.$emit('current-change', store.currentNode ? store.currentNode.data : null, store.currentNode, e) + }
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391-407: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc documentationThe computedExpandIcon function is well-structured with proper fallbacks and special case handling. However, it would benefit from documentation explaining the parameters and return value.
Consider adding JSDoc documentation:
/** * Computes the expand icon based on tree configuration and design settings * @param {Object} designConfig - The design configuration object containing icon definitions * @returns {Function} A function that takes treeRoot and state parameters and returns the appropriate icon class */
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408-412: Improve type safety and robustness of computedIndent functionThe current implementation could benefit from better type safety and more robust number handling.
Consider these improvements:
- export const computedIndent = - () => - ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { - return (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (parseInt(tree.indent) + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + parseInt(tree.baseIndent) + 'px' - } + export const computedIndent = + () => + ({ node, showLine }: { node: { level: number }, showLine: boolean }, { tree }: { tree: { indent: string | number, baseIndent: string | number } }) => { + const levelMultiplier = node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0; + const treeIndent = parseInt(String(tree.indent), 10) || 0; + const baseIndent = parseInt(String(tree.baseIndent), 10) || 0; + const lineSpacing = showLine ? 8 : 0; + + return `${levelMultiplier * (treeIndent + lineSpacing) + baseIndent}px`; + }Key improvements:
- Added TypeScript type annotations
- Added radix parameter to parseInt
- Added fallback values for parsing errors
- Split complex calculation for better readability
- Properly handled string conversion
packages/vue/src/date-panel/src/pc.vue (1)
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1-1: Add tests to verify the bugfixAccording to the PR objectives, this is a bugfix PR. However, no tests have been added to verify the fix. Please consider adding tests to:
- Verify the footer's visibility behavior
- Ensure the fix doesn't introduce regressions
- Document the expected behavior for future reference
Would you like me to help generate test cases for this bugfix? I can provide examples using Vue Test Utils to verify the footer's visibility behavior.
packages/renderless/src/date-picker-mobile/index.ts (1)
403-409: Consider adding error handling for the action sheet refWhile the formatting changes look good, consider adding a null check for the action sheet ref to prevent potential runtime errors if the ref is not available.
export const close = ({ emit, vm }) => () => { - vm.$refs.actionSheet.close() + if (vm.$refs.actionSheet) { + vm.$refs.actionSheet.close() + } emit('close') }packages/renderless/src/file-upload/vue.ts (2)
369-369: Consider consistent event naming conventionThe event name uses kebab-case ('drag-over') while the state property uses camelCase ('dragOver'). Consider using consistent naming across the codebase.
- vm.$off('drag-over') + vm.$off('dragOver')
369-369: Document drag-and-drop functionalityThe presence of drag-related state and events suggests drag-and-drop functionality. Consider adding documentation to explain this feature.
Add JSDoc comments above the relevant code sections to document:
- The purpose of the drag-and-drop functionality
- The events being used
- The state properties involved
packages/vue/src/grid/src/grid/grid.ts (1)
152-157: Document the purpose of new pagination properties and consider refactoringThe new properties
tablePageLoadingandrealTimeTablePageappear to duplicate existing pagination state (tablePage). Consider:
- Adding JSDoc comments to explain their specific purpose and usage
- Evaluating if this state could be consolidated to avoid potential sync issues
+ /** Flag indicating if table page is currently loading */ tablePageLoading: false, + /** + * Real-time pagination state used during loading + * @see tablePage for the stable pagination state + */ realTimeTablePage: { total: 0, pageSize: 10, currentPage: 1 },packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts (3)
246-250: Use optional chaining for safer property accessThe nested property access could be safer using optional chaining.
- this.integrateChart && this.integrateChart.echartsIns && this.integrateChart.echartsIns.resize() + this.integrateChart?.echartsIns?.resize()
356-356: Extract hardcoded theme value to a constantThe theme value 'bpit-light' is hardcoded in multiple places. Consider extracting it to a constant or using the imported
DEFAULT_THEME.+ const DEFAULT_HUI_THEME = 'bpit-light' // In refreshChart and renderChart methods - huiChartOption.theme = 'bpit-light' + huiChartOption.theme = DEFAULT_HUI_THEMEAlso applies to: 392-392
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565-575: Consider refactoring the initialization logicThe initialization logic in the
mountedhook could be simplified for better readability and maintainability.+ initializeChart(data) { + if (Object.keys(this.options).length > 0) { + this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) + return + } + this.updateChart(data) + } mounted() { this.$nextTick(() => { this.addEvents(this.events) this.loading && this.integrateChart.showLoading() this.dataEmpty && this.integrateChart.showEmpty() }) this.initOpts = { ...this.initOptions, domResize: this.judgeWidth, resizeThrottle: this.widthChangeDelay } let data = this.beforeConfigFn(this.data) - if (Object.keys(this.options).length === 0) { - this.updateChart(data) - } else { - this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) - } + this.initializeChart(data) let { huiChartOption } = this huiChartOption = this.afterConfigFn(huiChartOption) this.renderChart(huiChartOption) this.afterSetOption?.call(null, this.integrateChart.echartsIns) this.afterSetOptionOnce?.call(null, this.integrateChart.echartsIns) }packages/renderless/src/input/index.ts (1)
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286-292: Tests needed for display-only textarea behavior.Since this is a bugfix that modifies component behavior, please add tests to verify:
- Textarea resizing is disabled in display-only mode
- Minimum height is still correctly calculated
- Regular textarea resizing still works when not in display-only mode
Would you like me to help generate test cases for these scenarios?
packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/index.ts (1)
126-141: Consider using array methods for better readabilityThe loop logic could be simplified using array methods like
reduceandMath.min.- let computedMinItemSize = 10000 - let accumulator = 0 - let current - - for (let i = 0, len = items.length; i < len; i++) { - current = items[i][field] || minItemSize - - if (current < computedMinItemSize) { - computedMinItemSize = current - } - - accumulator += current - sizes[i] = { accumulator, size: current } - } + const computedMinItemSize = Math.min(...items.map(item => item[field] || minItemSize)) + const { sizes: computedSizes } = items.reduce( + (acc, item, i) => { + const size = item[field] || minItemSize + const accumulator = acc.total + size + acc.sizes[i] = { accumulator, size } + acc.total = accumulator + return acc + }, + { sizes, total: 0 } + )packages/vue-locale/src/lang/en.ts (2)
203-232: Improve clarity of rich text editor actions.The translations use technical terms that might not be clear to all users.
Consider these improvements:
- "Coding" → "Code"
- "Reference" → "Quote"
- "Past Link" → "Paste Link"
- "Multi-level Lists" → "Nested Lists"
282-321: Improve file upload error messages.The file upload messages could be more specific and actionable.
Consider these improvements:
- Add specific file size limits in the messages
- Add guidance on how to resolve the issues
- Add examples of supported file formats
packages/theme-saas/src/grid/table.less (1)
647-649: Consider browser compatibility for the :has() selectorWhile the style rule logically improves the layout behavior for header columns containing only a span element, the
:has()selector has limited browser support (not supported in Firefox < 121).Consider adding a fallback solution for better browser compatibility:
&:has(> span:only-child) { @apply block; } +/* Fallback for browsers that don't support :has() */ +&.header-cell--single-span { + @apply block; +}You'll need to add the
header-cell--single-spanclass via JavaScript for browsers that don't support:has().packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.tsx (2)
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141-171: Consider splitting buildColumnChildren into smaller, focused functionsThe function handles multiple concerns including validation, cell content building, and drag-and-drop UI. Consider breaking it down into smaller, single-responsibility functions for better maintainability.
Example refactor:
-function buildColumnChildren(args) { +function buildValidationNode(args) { let { h, hasDefaultTip, validError, validStore, validOpts } = args + if (!hasDefaultTip) return null + if (!validError) return null + return h( + 'div', + { + class: 'tiny-grid-cell__valid', + style: validStore.rule && validStore.rule.width ? { width: `${validStore.rule.width}px` } : null + }, + [ + validOpts?.icon ? h(validOpts.icon, { class: 'tiny-grid-cell__valid-icon' }) : null, + h('span', { class: 'tiny-grid-cell__valid-msg', attrs: { title: validStore.content } }, validStore.content) + ] + ) +} + +function buildDragHandle(h, dropConfig, column) { + return dropConfig.rowHandle === 'index' && column.type === 'index' + ? h('div', { class: 'row__drop-handle' }) + : null +} + +function buildCellContent(args) { let { h, showTitle, showTooltip, showTip, showEllipsis, row, column, params, $table } = args + return h( + 'div', + { + class: [ + 'tiny-grid-cell', + { + 'tiny-grid-cell__title': showTitle, + 'tiny-grid-cell__tooltip': showTooltip || showTip, + 'tiny-grid-cell__ellipsis': showEllipsis + } + ], + attrs: { title: showTitle ? getCellLabel(row, column, params) : null } + }, + $table.isShapeTable ? column.renderCell(h, params) : null + ) +} + +function buildColumnChildren(args) { + const validNode = buildValidationNode(args) + const dragHandle = buildDragHandle(args.h, args.dropConfig || {}, args.column) + const cellContent = buildCellContent(args) + + return [dragHandle, cellContent, validNode] +}
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1-1000: Consider modernizing the codebase and improving error handling
The codebase mixes Vue 2 and Vue 3 patterns. Consider standardizing on Vue 3 Composition API for better maintainability and type safety.
The scroll handling logic could benefit from:
- Debouncing scroll events
- Better error handling for edge cases
- Clearer separation of scroll-related concerns
Consider extracting the virtual scrolling logic into a separate composable for reusability.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/table.ts (4)
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1066-1071: Prevent potential memory leak from setTimeout.The setTimeout callback isn't cleaned up when the component is unmounted, which could cause memory leaks in scenarios with frequent mounting/unmounting.
mounted() { if (this.$refs.tableWrapper) { document.body.appendChild(this.$refs.tableWrapper) } this.$nextTick().then(() => { this.afterMounted = true if (this.autoResize && TINYGrid._resize) { this.bindResize() } }) - setTimeout(() => { - const tableFooter = this.$refs.tableFooter - this.showFooterBorder = !!tableFooter - this.footerBorderBottom = tableFooter ? tableFooter.$el.getBoundingClientRect().height : 0 - }) + this.footerTimeout = setTimeout(() => { + const tableFooter = this.$refs.tableFooter + this.showFooterBorder = !!tableFooter + this.footerBorderBottom = tableFooter ? tableFooter.$el.getBoundingClientRect().height : 0 + }) }, + beforeUnmount() { + if (this.footerTimeout) { + clearTimeout(this.footerTimeout) + } + }
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947-953: Fix event unbinding phase mismatch.The unbindEvent function doesn't specify the capture phase when unbinding the second mousedown event, which could lead to memory leaks.
const unbindEvent = (table) => { GlobalEvent.off(table, 'mousedown') - GlobalEvent.off(table, 'mousedown', true) + GlobalEvent.off(table, 'mousedown', table.handleGlobalMousedownCaptureEvent, true) GlobalEvent.off(table, 'blur') GlobalEvent.off(table, 'mousewheel') GlobalEvent.off(table, 'keydown') GlobalEvent.off(table, 'resize') GlobalEvent.off(table, 'contextmenu') }
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1072-1075: Optimize column watching to prevent double initialization.The comment indicates that watchColumn is called twice during initialization for tag usage, causing performance issues. Consider optimizing this:
watch: { collectColumn(value) { - // 这里在表格初始化的时候会触发两次（标签式），造成性能损失，待整改 - this.watchColumn(value) + if (!this.isInitializing) { + this.watchColumn(value) + } }, // ... other watchers }, created() { + this.isInitializing = true // ... other initialization code + this.$nextTick(() => { + this.isInitializing = false + this.watchColumn(this.collectColumn) + }) }
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1066-1068: Consider using Vue's teleport for DOM manipulation.Directly manipulating document.body can cause issues with SSR and portals. Consider using Vue's teleport component:
- if (this.$refs.tableWrapper) { - document.body.appendChild(this.$refs.tableWrapper) - } + // In template: + <teleport to="body"> + <div ref="tableWrapper" v-if="$refs.tableWrapper"> + <!-- wrapper content --> + </div> + </teleport>packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (1)
28-28: Consider extending explicit null checks throughout the codebase.The introduction of explicit null checks using
isNullis a good improvement. Consider extending this pattern to other similar checks in the codebase for consistency and improved type safety.Here's a script to find other potential locations where this pattern could be applied:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find potential locations where explicit null checks could be used # Look for direct null comparisons or falsy checks that might benefit from isNull rg -n "(?:===?\s*null|[^!]==\s*(?:''|\"\"|\`\`)|(?:if\s*\()(!|\s*)[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*\s*\))" --type tsAlso applies to: 382-383, 499-501
packages/renderless/src/year-table/index.ts (3)
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120-120: Logical Error:selectedDateis empty when checking for selected yearsIn the
getRowsfunction,selectedDateis initialized as an empty array (line 120), but later it's used inarrayFindto determine if a year is selected (lines 149-152). SinceselectedDateis empty,cell.selectedwill always beundefinedorfalse. It seemsselectedDateshould be populated with the selected dates fromprops.value.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
- const selectedDate = [] + const selectedDate = coerceTruthyValueToArray(props.value)Also applies to: 149-152
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140-140: Consistency: Use destructuredselectionModevariableSince
selectionModeis already destructured fromprops, you can use it directly instead ofprops.selectionModefor consistency.Apply this diff:
- if (props.selectionMode.startsWith('year')) { + if (selectionMode.startsWith('year')) {
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141-142: Refactor: UsegetIsDisabledfunction to determinecell.disabledTo promote code reuse and maintain consistency, consider using the
getIsDisabledhelper function instead of duplicating the logic here.Apply this diff to refactor the code:
- cell.disabled = typeof disabledDate === 'function' && disabledDate(year) + cell.disabled = getIsDisabled({ props })(year)Note: Ensure that
getIsDisabledis accessible in this scope or import it accordingly.packages/renderless/src/select/vue.ts (1)
66-66: Consider Adding Unit Tests foronMouseenterSelfTo ensure robust functionality, especially with device-specific logic involving
isIOS, consider adding unit tests foronMouseenterSelf.Also applies to: 170-170, 377-377
packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (1)
1327-1331: Use consistent language for code commentsThe comment
// 还原AUI的做法is in Chinese. For consistency and better collaboration among the development team, please translate comments to English.Apply this diff to update the comment:
-// 还原AUI的做法 +// Restore AUI's original implementation
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packages/design/aurora/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
6-7: Please clarify the behavioral change and add tests
The change from 'auto' to empty string ('') for treeWrapperMaxHeight could affect the component's layout behavior. While both values might result in content-based sizing, they can behave differently in certain scenarios.
- Could you explain why empty string is preferred over 'auto' in this context?
- Please add tests to verify this behavior change works as expected.
- Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this change.
Let's check for other usages of this property:
packages/design/saas/src/popeditor/index.ts (1)
6-8: Verify the impact of this change on tree wrapper rendering
Since this changes how the tree wrapper's max height is handled, we should verify there are no unintended side effects.
✅ Verification successful
Setting treeWrapperMaxHeight to empty string is safe but may affect layout
The search results show that treeWrapperMaxHeight is used in two key ways:
- In the renderless package (packages/renderless/src/popeditor/index.ts), it's dynamically calculated based on dialog box dimensions
- In the Vue template (packages/vue/src/popeditor/src/pc.vue), it's bound to the tree wrapper div's maxHeight style
Setting it to an empty string in the saas theme (as well as aurora theme) effectively removes the height constraint, which is an intentional design choice for these themes. This won't break functionality since:
- The base state initializes it as 'auto' by default
- The empty string is a valid CSS value that removes the maxHeight constraint
- Both saas and aurora themes implement this same behavior consistently
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vue (1)
23-23: Verify property initialization and usage across the component lifecycle.
While the rename from option to huiChartOption aligns with the broader refactoring across chart components, we should ensure proper initialization and reactivity.
Let's verify the property definitions and usage:
✅ Verification successful
Property initialization and usage is consistent across chart components
The verification shows that:
- The
huiChartOptionproperty is properly initialized in the core mixin (chart-core.ts) with a default empty object - The property is consistently used across all chart components in the
huichartsdirectory - The core mixin handles proper lifecycle management:
- Initialization in the created hook
- Cloning from options during updates
- Proper rendering and event emission
- The spread operator usage in
chart-process.vuefollows the same pattern used in other components
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packages/renderless/src/common/deps/useUserAgent.ts (2)
1-4: LGTM! Good use of early return pattern.
The code properly handles server-side rendering scenarios by importing the necessary check and implementing an early return pattern.
15-18: Verify the hook's usage in select components.
The AI summary indicates this hook is used in select components. Let's verify its integration.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about how the isIOS flag is used in the select component.
Let me check how the isIOS flag is actually used in the select component's logic.
Hook implementation and usage verified successfully
The useUserAgent hook is properly integrated in the select component with clear iOS-specific behavior handling:
- Used for hover state management in mouse events
- Controls readonly state for filterable selects
- Provides iOS-specific UX optimizations
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-gauge/src/chart-gauge.vue (1)
30-30: Property rename looks good, but verify Core mixin compatibility.
The rename from option to huiChartOption aligns with the standardization across chart components. However, we should ensure this change is compatible with the Core mixin.
Let's verify the property usage in the Core mixin and other related files:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now make a definitive assessment. The Core mixin (chart-core.ts) fully supports and expects the huiChartOption property, as evidenced by:
- It's declared in the component's data:
huiChartOption: {} - It's used extensively throughout the Core mixin for chart rendering and updates
- The property is used in key methods like
renderChart(),updateChart(), and various watchers
Property rename is correct and aligned with the codebase.
The change from option to huiChartOption in the gauge chart component is consistent with the Core mixin's implementation, which already uses huiChartOption as the standard property name.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/AMapModel.ts (1)
22-23: Verify consistent usage of huiChartOption across the codebase
The property renaming from option to huiChartOption looks correct, but we should ensure this change is consistently applied across all chart components.
✅ Verification successful
Property renaming is consistent and working as intended
The code shows a clear pattern where this.options (not this.option) is used as the source data that gets cloned into this.huiChartOption. This is intentional behavior where:
this.optionsserves as the input propertythis.huiChartOptionis used as the working copy for chart rendering
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-pie/src/chart-pie.vue (1)
32-32: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.
The property rename from option to huiChartOption looks good and aligns with the broader refactoring effort.
Let's verify the consistency of this change across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Property rename needs attention: this.options is still in use
The verification revealed inconsistency in property naming across the codebase:
- Several components still use
this.optionsalongsidethis.huiChartOption:huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vuehuicharts-core/src/chart-core.tshuicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vuehuicharts-amap/src/autonavi-map.vue
The core component (chart-core.ts) appears to use both properties, suggesting this might be intentional. Let's verify the relationship between these properties:
Property rename is part of a larger pattern: options vs huiChartOption
The analysis reveals that options and huiChartOption serve different purposes in the chart system:
optionsis a prop that accepts external chart configurationhuiChartOptionis internal state used to process and render the chart- The core component explicitly handles the relationship between them:
if (Object.keys(this.options).length === 0) { this.updateChart(data) } else { this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) }
Let's verify if this pattern is consistently applied across chart components:
Property rename is correct and consistent with the architecture
The analysis reveals that the property rename from option to huiChartOption is intentional and aligns with the chart system's architecture:
optionsis a prop inchart-core.tsthat accepts external configurationhuiChartOptionis internal state used to process chart options before rendering- The relationship is well-defined in the core component:
if (Object.keys(this.options).length === 0) { this.updateChart(data) } else { this.huiChartOption = cloneDeep(this.options) }
The change in chart-pie.vue correctly uses huiChartOption as it's the internal state property that should be used for rendering. The presence of both properties is by design, not an inconsistency.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-ring/src/chart-ring.vue (1)
31-31: Property renaming looks good but verify references.
The renaming from option to huiChartOption aligns with the standardization across Huicharts components and improves clarity.
Let's verify if there are any direct references to this property that need updating:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now generate the final response:
Property renaming is part of a consistent pattern across components
The renaming from option to huiChartOption is part of a standardized pattern used across all chart components in the codebase. The search results show that:
- The property is defined in the core component (
chart-core.ts) - All chart components consistently use
huiChartOptionfor their chart configurations - The change aligns with the existing codebase conventions
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sankey/src/chart-sankey.vue (1)
31-33: Verify the property rename consistency with Core mixin
The change from option to huiChartOption appears to be part of a broader renaming effort. While the change itself is straightforward, we should ensure it aligns with the Core mixin implementation.
Let's verify the property usage in related files:
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Let me try a different search strategy to locate the files first and then check their contents.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response:
Property rename from option to huiChartOption is consistent with codebase
The change is verified to be correct as:
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The property
huiChartOptionis widely used across all chart components in the codebase, including the core chart implementation inpackages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts -
The old
this.optionproperty is not used in any of the chart components - the only usage found is in an unrelated componentgrid-toolbar/custom-switch.vue -
The change aligns with the standard naming pattern seen in the chart components, where all chart-related components use
huiChartOptionconsistently
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-candle/src/chart-candle.vue (2)
Line range hint 1-38: Implementation looks good!
The component is well-structured and follows Vue.js best practices:
- Clean separation of concerns with template and script
- Proper use of mixins for shared functionality
- Flexible implementation with slots
- Abstracted chart logic in a separate module
30-30: Verify the property renaming across the codebase
The renaming from option to huiChartOption appears to be part of a standardization effort. Let's verify the implementation and usage.
Consider adding a comment in the code documenting this property renaming for better maintainability, especially since it's part of a larger standardization effort.
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Based on the search results, I can make a determination:
Property renaming from option to huiChartOption appears to be valid and consistent
The search results show:
huiChartOptionis extensively used across all chart components in the huicharts module- It is defined in the core mixin (
huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts) as a default property:huiChartOption: {} - The old
optionproperty has very limited usage (only found ingrid-toolbar/src/custom-switch.vue) and is unrelated to the chart components - The change is part of a consistent pattern where all chart components use
huiChartOptionfor their chart configuration
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-liquidfill/src/chart-liquidfill.vue (1)
31-31: Verify the property renaming across the codebase
The renaming from this.option to this.huiChartOption appears to be part of a broader standardization effort. Let's verify this change is consistent with other components and the Core mixin.
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Property renaming is consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No instances of
this.optionremain in the codebase - All chart components consistently use
this.huiChartOption - The Core mixin (
chart-core.ts) properly defines and handleshuiChartOptionas the standard property name
The renaming from this.option to this.huiChartOption is complete and consistent across all components.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-line/src/chart-line.vue (1)
31-34: Property renaming looks good, but needs documentation update.
The renaming from option to huiChartOption aligns with the standardization across Huicharts components. However, the addition of smooth: true as a default setting needs documentation.
Let's verify the impact of these changes:
Please update the component's documentation to reflect:
- The new property name
huiChartOption - The default smooth behavior for line charts
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- No references to the old
this.optionproperty exist in the codebase - The new
huiChartOptionproperty is consistently used across all chart components - The change aligns with the broader standardization effort
Property renaming is verified and consistent across all components
The renaming from option to huiChartOption has been properly implemented across all chart components in the Huicharts library. The old property name this.option is no longer in use, and the new property name is consistently used in all 24 chart components, including the core component.
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packages/theme-saas/src/row/index.less (2)
29-33: LGTM! Fix for unwanted spacing in flex layout
The addition of hidden pseudo-elements for .row-justify-space-around is a common pattern to prevent unwanted spacing issues in flex containers. This change aligns with best practices for flex layout implementations.
29-42: Verify the fix across different browsers
Since this appears to be fixing a layout issue, it would be prudent to verify the behavior across different browsers, particularly older versions that might handle flex layouts differently.
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-histogram/src/chart-histogram.vue (1)
34-37: Verify the impact of this renaming across components
The AI summary indicates this is part of a broader renaming pattern across multiple chart components. Let's verify this change is consistent with other components.
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The renaming pattern is consistent across all chart components
The search results confirm that huiChartOption is consistently used across all chart components in the codebase:
- All chart components (line, bar, pie, histogram, heatmap, etc.) use
huiChartOptionas the property name - The pattern of spreading an
optionobject intohuiChartOptionis consistent:this.huiChartOption = { ...option }
- The core chart component (
chart-core.ts) also useshuiChartOptionthroughout its implementation - No mixed usage or inconsistencies were found in the naming pattern
The renaming in the histogram component aligns with the established pattern across the codebase.
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packages/theme/src/dept/vars.less (1)
15-16: Verify the visual impact of increased label prominence
The changes make department labels significantly more prominent by:
- Using primary text color instead of secondary
- Switching to bold font weight
While this might improve readability, please ensure these changes:
- Don't negatively impact the visual hierarchy
- Don't cause layout shifts in different viewport sizes
- Maintain proper contrast ratios with surrounding elements
Consider documenting these changes in the component's design guidelines to maintain consistency across the application.
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bar/src/chart-bar.vue (1)
Line range hint 34-38: Tests needed for this bugfix
Since this PR is marked as a bugfix and involves chart rendering logic, tests should be added to prevent regression.
Let's check if similar components have tests we can reference:
Would you like me to help create test cases for:
- Proper initialization of chart options
- Correct application of horizontal direction
- Smooth property being set
packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-map/src/chart-map.vue (1)
41-43: LGTM! Property renamed for consistency
The renaming from this.option to this.huiChartOption aligns with the standardization effort across the Huicharts library components.
Let's verify this naming convention is consistently applied across other chart components:
✅ Verification successful
Property renaming is consistently applied across all chart components
The verification shows that:
- No instances of
this.optionassignments remain in the codebase - The new
this.huiChartOptionnaming convention is consistently used across all 23 chart components in the huicharts directory - Each chart component (bar, line, map, pie, etc.) follows the same pattern of assigning to
this.huiChartOption
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-boxplot/src/chart-boxplot.vue (1)
31-31: Verify the property exists in Core mixin
The change from this.option to this.huiChartOption looks good for consistency. However, let's verify that huiChartOption is properly defined in the Core mixin.
✅ Verification successful
Property change from option to huiChartOption is consistent with codebase
The change is verified to be correct. The evidence shows:
huiChartOptionis properly defined in the Core mixin (packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts) as a data property- All chart components consistently use
huiChartOptionfor their chart options - The property is used extensively throughout the charting system for rendering and updates
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-radar/src/chart-radar.vue (1)
43-45: LGTM! Verify mixin compatibility.
The property renaming from option to huiChartOption aligns with the consistent naming convention across the Huicharts library components.
Let's verify that this change is compatible with the parent mixin:
✅ Verification successful
Property renaming is consistent with core mixin
The verification confirms that:
- The core mixin exclusively uses
huiChartOption(notoption) - The property is properly initialized, cloned, and rendered in the core mixin
- No other chart components are using the old
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization-composition-api.vue (3)
Line range hint 10-17: LGTM! Props combination is valid
The addition of filterable to the multi-select component is well-structured and maintains consistency with the single-select implementation.
Line range hint 1-53: Add tests for the new filterable functionality
While the changes look good, I noticed:
- The PR is marked as a bugfix, but the changes appear to be feature additions (adding filterable capability)
- According to the PR objectives, tests haven't been added for these changes
Please consider:
- Adding tests to verify the filterable functionality works correctly with both single and multi-select scenarios
- Updating the PR type to "feature" instead of "bugfix" if this is indeed a new feature
Let's check for existing tests:
5-5: Verify performance impact of filterable with optimization prop
While adding filtering capability improves UX, combining filterable with optimization on a dataset of 100,000 items might impact performance. Please ensure that these props work well together under load.
Let's check the component's documentation and implementation:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response about the compatibility of filterable with optimization prop:
The filterable and optimization props are designed to work together for large datasets
The codebase shows that:
- The optimization prop is specifically implemented to handle large datasets (100k+ items) through virtual scrolling
- Many examples demonstrate both props being used together, particularly in:
optimization-composition-api.vueandoptimization.vuewhich handle large datasets- The base implementation in
select/src/pc.vueandselect/src/mobile-first.vueshows proper integration
- The optimization logic includes special handling for filtered results through virtual scrolling components
The original concern about performance impact is unfounded as the codebase shows these features were built to work together efficiently.
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/optimization.vue (2)
Line range hint 54-58: LGTM: Style changes improve readability
The added paragraph styles with appropriate font size and line height enhance text readability.
5-5: Document the optimization strategy and verify performance
The addition of filterable to optimized select components with large datasets (100,000 items) needs proper documentation and performance validation.
Let's verify the implementation and documentation:
Consider:
- Document the purpose and impact of the
optimizationprop - Add performance benchmarks comparing filtered vs non-filtered states with large datasets
- Consider implementing virtual scrolling or pagination for better performance
Also applies to: 12-12
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the optimization implementation and documentation by examining the related files found.
Let me search for the implementation details of the optimization prop in the component source code.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response since I have sufficient information about the optimization implementation and documentation:
The optimization prop is well documented and implemented correctly
The combination of filterable with optimization is a valid and supported use case:
- The
optimizationprop enables virtual scrolling for large datasets (100,000 items) - Documentation clearly explains the purpose and usage in both Chinese and English
- Implementation includes proper handling of filtering with optimization enabled
- Test cases exist specifically for this combination
- Recent bugfix (PR fix(select): [select] Fixed an issue where a blank area is displayed when the select component uses the optimization attribute. #988) addressed blank area display issues when using optimization
The code is following the documented patterns found in multiple demo files and the implementation properly handles the interaction between filtering and virtual scrolling.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue (1)
Line range hint 1-74: Update component documentation
The property rename from 'option' to 'huiChartOption' should be reflected in the component's documentation.
packages/renderless/src/year-table/vue.ts (2)
13-22: LGTM! Clear and well-organized imports
The new imports follow consistent naming conventions and are logically grouped with related functionality.
24-24: Verify the usage of newly exported API methods
The API exports are correctly updated to include the new methods. Let's verify their usage across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the usage of these methods by searching in the component files directly.
API exports are correctly used in the codebase
The newly exported API methods (getIsDisabled, getIsCurrent, getIsDefault) are actively used in both PC and Mobile-First Vue templates for the year-table component. They are properly:
- Imported via the renderless API
- Used in template conditionals for styling and accessibility
- Implemented in the renderless logic
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-heatmap/src/chart-heatmap.vue (1)
43-45: Verify the property definition in Core mixin
The code assigns to this.huiChartOption but this property isn't declared in the component's data. If this property is defined in the Core mixin, please ensure it's properly documented for maintainability.
Let's verify the property definition in the Core mixin:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now provide the final response:
Property huiChartOption is correctly defined in the Core component
The property huiChartOption is properly defined in the core chart component at packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts:
data() {
return {
huiChartOption: {},
}
}This property is used consistently across all chart components in the codebase, including:
- Base charts (line, bar, pie, etc.)
- Map charts (amap, bmap)
- Special charts (heatmap, waterfall, etc.)
The assignment in chart-heatmap.vue is correct and follows the established pattern used throughout the charting library.
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/date-picker/disabled.vue (1)
Line range hint 1-1: Add tests for the new year picker functionality.
As noted in the PR objectives, tests are missing for these changes. Please add tests to verify:
- Year picker disabled state functionality
- Year range validation
- Edge cases for year selection
Would you like me to help generate test cases for this component?
internals/cli/src/commands/release/releaseAurora.ts (2)
45-45: LGTM: Package name replacement is consistent with migration pattern.
The addition of .replace(/@aurora\/huicharts/g, '@opentiny/huicharts') aligns with the existing package renaming strategy and correctly maintains the huicharts package under the @opentiny scope.
Line range hint 56-61: Verify the completeness of distribution paths.
The distLists array contains several distribution paths. Ensure all necessary paths are included for the huicharts package migration.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the distribution paths and build configuration to verify if we need additional paths for huicharts.
Based on the shell script results, I can verify that the distribution paths in releaseAurora.ts are complete. The distLists array already includes all necessary paths for the huicharts package:
const distLists = ['dist2/@aurora', 'renderless/dist', 'theme/dist', 'theme-mobile/dist', 'theme-saas/dist']The paths cover:
- The main Aurora distribution path (
dist2/@aurora) - The renderless logic path (
renderless/dist) - All theme-related paths (
theme/dist,theme-mobile/dist,theme-saas/dist)
The huicharts components are built into these distribution paths correctly, as evidenced by:
- The huicharts package structure shows all chart components are properly organized under
packages/vue/src/huicharts/ - The build configuration and package.json files show proper dependencies and build setup
- The distribution paths align with the overall package architecture
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packages/renderless/src/tabbar/index.ts (1)
77-84: Verify the breaking change impact and event listener cleanup.
The function signature change from (api) to ({ vm, api }) is a breaking change that requires verification of all calling code. Additionally, we should ensure that all events being unregistered were properly registered earlier.
Let's verify both aspects:
✅ Verification successful
Breaking change confirmed, but event cleanup is properly matched
The verification shows that:
- All three events being cleaned up (
updateItems,activeItem,showIndex) are properly registered inpackages/renderless/src/tabbar/vue.ts, confirming the cleanup is valid. - The breaking change in the
beforeDestroysignature from(api)to({ vm, api })is correctly implemented in the tabbar's Vue integration file (packages/renderless/src/tabbar/vue.ts), which is the only direct consumer of this function.
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packages/renderless/src/tabbar/vue.ts (2)
42-42: LGTM! The signature change follows Vue.js best practices.
The updated signature provides the component instance (vm) to the beforeDestroy handler, which is essential for proper cleanup operations.
Let's verify the implementation of the imported beforeDestroy function:
✅ Verification successful
Let me try different commands to verify the implementation.
The beforeDestroy signature change is necessary for cleanup operations
The implementation shows that beforeDestroy needs both vm and api parameters to properly cleanup:
- Window resize event listener using
api.initPage - Vue event listeners using
vm.$off
The change is consistent with similar patterns in other components (e.g., fall-menu) where beforeDestroy handles cleanup of event listeners.
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Line range hint 47-51: Verify cleanup of window resize event listener.
The component adds a resize event listener to the window object. Ensure that this listener is properly removed in the beforeDestroy implementation to prevent memory leaks.
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Let me check if the off function is properly imported since we can see it's being used in the cleanup.
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Window resize event listener is properly cleaned up
The component correctly implements the cleanup of the window resize event listener:
- The event listener is added using the
onutility invue.ts - The cleanup is handled in
beforeDestroyusing theoffutility imported fromcommon/deps/dom - The cleanup is properly hooked into the component lifecycle via
onBeforeUnmount(api.beforeDestroy)
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/common/extend.ts (1)
56-60: Document the rationale for dataZoom handling change.
The dataZoom handling has changed from merging arrays to direct replacement. This behavioral change should be documented to explain why merging is no longer desired for dataZoom specifically.
Let's verify if this change is consistent with the usage across the codebase:
packages/renderless/src/menu/vue.ts (2)
25-25: LGTM: Good addition of onUnmounted hook
The addition of onUnmounted to the lifecycle hooks is a good practice for proper cleanup management.
98-101: LGTM: Proper event listener cleanup implementation
The cleanup of event listeners is correctly implemented in the onUnmounted hook, preventing potential memory leaks.
Let's verify that all event listeners are properly cleaned up:
✅ Verification successful
Event listener cleanup is complete and correctly implemented
The verification confirms that only two events ('node-clicked' and 'node-changed') are registered using $on in the menu component, and both are properly cleaned up in the onUnmounted hook. The implementation ensures there are no lingering event listeners that could cause memory leaks.
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packages/renderless/src/user-head/index.ts (2)
60-60: Verify the visual impact of the reduced font size
The font size calculation for single-character labels in mobile-first mode has been made more conservative (dividing by 2 instead of 1.5), which will result in smaller text. While this might improve visual consistency, we should ensure it maintains readability across different device sizes and screen resolutions.
Consider the following recommendations:
- Add visual regression tests to validate the appearance across different screen sizes
- Document the rationale for this specific sizing ratio in the component documentation
- Consider making this ratio configurable via props for edge cases
Would you like me to help create visual regression tests or update the documentation?
Line range hint 42-56: Consider handling overflow cases
The current implementation only handles labels up to 6 characters, but there's no explicit handling for longer text. This could lead to unexpected behavior if longer text is provided.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the search results. I can see several examples of usage of the UserHead component with labels in the codebase. Let me search for the actual values being used to better understand the typical label lengths.
Let me search for the actual text values being used in the examples to understand typical label lengths.
Based on the search results and the original code, I can now provide a final response:
The current font size mapping is appropriate for the component's usage
The implementation's character length handling (up to 6 characters) aligns well with the actual usage patterns found in the codebase. All examples show short text labels like "中文" (2 chars), "Meta" (4 chars), and "文字" (2 chars). The decreasing font sizes (40px to 16px) provide appropriate visual scaling for these common use cases.
Additionally, the component has a min prop that can be used to override this behavior when needed, providing flexibility for edge cases with longer text.
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packages/renderless/src/dropdown/vue.ts (2)
Line range hint 1-95: Implementation follows best practices.
The code demonstrates:
- Clean separation of concerns
- Proper TypeScript usage
- Well-structured renderless component pattern
- Clear API surface definition
87-88: Verify the parameter changes impact.
The changes to function parameters need verification to ensure:
beforeDestroyproperly usesvmfor event cleanupclickOutsidefunctions correctly withoutstateaccess
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information to verify the implementations and parameter usage.
Let me fix the regex patterns and try again.
Let me check the implementation of these functions in the index file.
Based on the implementation details found in the code, I can now provide the final response:
Parameter changes are correctly implemented and safe.
The code review reveals that:
beforeDistorycorrectly usesvmfor event cleanup, properly removing all event listeners and clearing referencesclickOutsidefunctions correctly withoutstateas it only needspropsandapito handle visibility based on thehideOnClickprop
The changes align with the component's lifecycle management and event handling requirements.
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packages/design/saas/src/select/index.ts (1)
26-27:
Verify the impact of stopping event propagation by default
Setting stopPropagation: true as a default prop value will prevent all events from bubbling up the DOM tree. While this might fix specific event handling issues, it could potentially break existing behavior where parent components rely on these events.
Consider:
- Making this prop optional with a default value of
falseto maintain backward compatibility - Adding documentation about when to use this prop
- Adding tests to verify the event handling behavior
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the event handling in the select component and its tests.
Let me check one more thing to understand how the events are handled in the component.
Based on the test files and available evidence, I can now provide a final response:
Setting stopPropagation: true by default is safe and appropriate
The test files reveal that the select component operates as a self-contained unit with well-defined events (focus, blur, change, visible-change, clear, remove-tag). These events are explicitly tested and expected to be handled by direct listeners, not through event bubbling. The component's event handling follows a controlled emit pattern rather than relying on native event propagation.
- The
events.spec.tsdemonstrates that all component interactions are handled through Vue's event system ($emit) rather than native DOM event bubbling - Events like
change,visible-change, andblurare tested in isolation, indicating they're meant to be handled directly - No test cases rely on event bubbling to parent components
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packages/renderless/src/rich-text/vue.ts (2)
13-14: Verify exports from index.ts
Let's ensure these functions are properly exported from the index file.
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Both functions are properly exported from index.ts
The verification confirms that both isDisplayOnly and handleClick functions are correctly exported from the index file, following the module's established patterns. The imports are valid and properly structured.
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59-60: Ensure proper cleanup of click handlers
Since handleClick is being added to handle image clicks, verify that the click event listeners are properly cleaned up in the beforeUnmount hook to prevent memory leaks.
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Click handlers are properly cleaned up
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packages/design/aurora/src/select/index.ts (1)
23-24: Verify the impact of stopPropagation on event handlers
Let's verify where this prop is being used in event handlers across the codebase.
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The stopPropagation prop appears to be safe and correctly implemented
The code analysis reveals that:
- The
stopPropagationprop is defined in the component's props configuration but is not directly used in any event handlers within the select component itself - The component is using a renderless pattern where event handling is delegated to the consumer through the
emitobject - The prop likely serves as a configuration option that can be passed down to child components or used by the consumer to control event propagation behavior
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packages/theme-saas/src/select-dropdown/index.less (1)
Line range hint 42-51: Consider improving the empty state image implementation
Several potential improvements for the empty state image implementation:
- The hardcoded relative image path '../images/empty-nodata.png' could be problematic if the file structure changes.
- No fallback is provided if the image fails to load.
- The implementation mixes explicit CSS with Tailwind utilities.
Consider applying these improvements:
.@{select-dropdown-prefix-cls}__empty-images {
- background-image: url('../images/empty-nodata.png');
- @apply w-16;
- @apply h-16;
+ @apply w-16 h-16 mb-2 bg-cover bg-no-repeat inline-block align-bottom;
+ background-image: url('../images/empty-nodata.png'), linear-gradient(transparent, transparent);
+ @apply bg-[url('../images/empty-nodata.png')];
- @apply mb-2;
- @apply bg-cover;
- @apply bg-no-repeat;
- @apply inline-block;
- @apply align-bottom;
}Let's verify if the image path is correct and the image exists:
packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/methods.ts (1)
Line range hint 66-66: Verify the impact of default refresh value.
The addition of refresh = true as a default value could affect existing behavior. Let's verify how this parameter is used across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Default refresh value is safe and necessary for Vue 3 compatibility
The verification shows that refresh parameter is used specifically for Vue 3 compatibility. From line 104-105:
// Because Vue 2 intercepts array methods, array changes via splice trigger updates (when array length remains same)
// But Vue 3 is shallow reactive, so data needs to be passed to update the table
refresh && _vm.data && !isVue2 && _vm.refreshData(_vm.data)The default value of true ensures that table data is properly refreshed in Vue 3 while maintaining backward compatibility with Vue 2, where the refresh is not needed due to array method interception.
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packages/theme-saas/src/tooltip/index.less (1)
17-19: LGTM! Consider verifying tooltip appearance with various content types.
The addition of font-family: inherit for pre elements ensures consistent typography within tooltips. This is a good fix for maintaining visual harmony.
Let's verify the usage of pre tags within tooltips across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
The search results show that the tooltip component is well-tested with pre elements across the codebase:
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There are dedicated test files and demo components specifically for testing pre-formatted text in tooltips:
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/tooltip/pre.spec.jsexamples/sites/demos/pc/app/tooltip/pre.vueexamples/sites/demos/pc/app/tooltip/pre-composition-api.vueexamples/sites/demos/mobile-first/app/tooltip/content-pre.vue
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The tooltip styles are consistently defined across themes:
packages/theme/src/tooltip/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/tooltip/index.less
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The
pretag is used in various contexts with tooltips, including charts, forms, and grids, suggesting broad usage and testing.
The font-family inheritance change is well-supported and tested across the codebase.
The presence of dedicated test files and demo components specifically for pre-formatted text in tooltips indicates this feature is a core use case that's been properly considered and tested.
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packages/renderless/src/tabs/vue.ts (2)
147-150: Verify event registration for 'tab-nav-update'
Good addition of cleanup logic to prevent memory leaks. However, we should verify where this event is being registered to ensure complete coverage.
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104-105: Verify consistent parameter usage across renderless components
The change from refs to vm as the first parameter in ITabsRenderlessParamUtils might affect other components following similar patterns.
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packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/vue.ts (3)
19-21: LGTM: Import statements are well-structured
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32-33: Verify if 'init' method should be exposed in the API array
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38-40: Verify the completeness of the new initialization flow
The watcher for props.items now calls api.init() instead of updateVisibleItems(true). This change in initialization behavior needs verification to ensure all edge cases are handled correctly.
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The change from updateVisibleItems(true) to api.init() is correct because:
- The
init()function internally calls bothresetTemporary()andupdateVisibleItems(true)in sequence resetTemporary()properly initializes all required state beforeupdateVisibleItemsis called- The initialization order ensures that the component's internal state is clean before updating visible items
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packages/renderless/src/tooltip/vue.ts (1)
146-146: LGTM! Good cleanup practice.
Adding the event listener cleanup in onUnmounted is essential to prevent memory leaks and ensure proper component cleanup.
packages/theme-saas/src/form/index.less (1)
168-175: Verify PR classification as bugfix.
The changes appear to be feature enhancements for display-only form elements rather than bug fixes. Consider updating the PR type to "feat" instead of "bugfix" to better reflect the nature of these changes.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/tooltip/src/methods.ts (1)
38-42: Verify tooltip behavior with different title configurations
Please ensure the tooltip behavior is tested with various title configurations:
- String-based titles
- Function-based titles
- Complex content (HTML, components)
- Empty/null titles
packages/renderless/src/select-dropdown/vue.ts (1)
123-127: LGTM! The state synchronization logic is well-implemented.
The implementation correctly:
- Handles multiple select scenarios
- Creates a defensive copy of the selected values
- Prevents potential null/undefined errors
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packages/theme-saas/src/textarea/index.less (1)
30-34: LGTM! Consistent use of design system color tokens
The disabled state styling properly uses semantic color tokens and handles all necessary states (background, border, text, and placeholder).
packages/renderless/src/tree-menu/index.ts (2)
13-13: LGTM! Good security practice.
Adding XSS filtering for URLs is a crucial security measure.
122-126: Verify the impact on existing URL handling behavior.
This change modifies how URLs are handled in the tree menu. Please ensure that:
- Existing URL navigation still works as expected
- The node type restrictions don't break any legitimate use cases
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The URL handling changes in tree-menu appear safe and maintain existing behavior
The changes maintain the core URL handling functionality while adding necessary node type restrictions:
- The URL handling logic remains intact, using
xss.filterUrlfor security - The node type check (
e.target.nodeName !== 'A' && e.target.nodeName !== 'SPAN') prevents duplicate navigation when clicking on existing clickable elements - The test coverage shows the component is being tested for basic functionality
- The URL transformation logic (adding '#/' prefix) is preserved in the component
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/rowDrop.ts (2)
152-152: LGTM! Verify i18n key existence.
The error message change improves clarity and fixes the typo in the key name.
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The new i18n key notAllowDragFixed is correctly defined in both English and Chinese locale files, and is used consistently in the codebase. The old key dargFixed has been completely removed.
- Defined in
packages/vue-locale/src/lang/en.ts: "Fixed columns cannot be dragged." - Defined in
packages/vue-locale/src/lang/zh-CN.ts: "固定列不允许拖动" - Used in
packages/vue/src/grid/src/dragger/src/rowDrop.tsandmethods.ts
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79-79: LGTM! Verify i18n key existence.
The error message change improves clarity and fixes the typo in the key name.
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The new i18n key 'ui.grid.error.notAllowDragSelf' is properly defined in both English and Chinese locale files:
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packages/renderless/src/rich-text/index.ts (2)
76-76: LGTM: Event listener properly integrated
The click event listener is correctly added after Quill initialization and core event setup.
269-269: LGTM: Proper event listener cleanup
The click event listener is correctly removed during component cleanup, preventing memory leaks.
packages/renderless/src/transfer/index.ts (2)
282-286: LGTM! Clear directional comments.
The added comments clearly indicate the drag direction, improving code readability and maintainability.
Line range hint 228-286: Add tests for the filtering functionality during drag-and-drop.
The changes look good, but according to the PR checklist, tests haven't been added. Please add tests to verify:
- Filtering behavior during drag operations
- Correct handling of checked items
- Edge cases with empty or partially filtered data
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packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (2)
192-199: LGTM: Proper fix for tags layout issues
The new __tags-panel class implementation correctly addresses tag layout issues by:
- Using flex layout for proper tag alignment
- Extending width slightly beyond parent to accommodate all tags
- Preventing the last tag from shrinking, ensuring consistent tag display
201-203: LGTM: Clean semantic implementation
The __tags-content class uses display: contents appropriately to maintain semantic structure while avoiding unnecessary DOM nesting that could interfere with the flex layout.
packages/renderless/src/dropdown/index.ts (3)
Line range hint 269-290: LGTM: Improved component cleanup with proper event handler removal.
The function has been correctly renamed from beforeDistory to beforeDestroy and includes thorough cleanup of DOM event listeners. The implementation follows Vue.js best practices for component cleanup.
Line range hint 269-294: LGTM: Symmetrical event handling implementation.
The cleanup in beforeDestroy perfectly mirrors the event setup in mounted, ensuring all event listeners are properly registered and cleaned up during the component lifecycle. This is a robust implementation that prevents memory leaks.
291-294: Verify event handler registration.
The added cleanup code removes Vue event listeners, which is good. Let's verify that these events are properly registered elsewhere to ensure we're not removing non-existent listeners.
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Event handlers are properly registered and cleaned up
After reviewing the dropdown component's source code, I can confirm that all the event handlers being removed in the cleanup code are properly registered in the mounted lifecycle hook:
mounted = () => {
vm.$on('menu-item-click', api.handleMenuItemClick)
vm.$on('current-item-click', api.handleMenuItemClick)
vm.$on('selected-index', (selectedIndex) => {
broadcast('TinyDropdownMenu', 'menu-selected-index', selectedIndex)
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vm.$on('is-disabled', api.clickOutside)
}The cleanup in beforeDistory correctly removes all the event listeners that were set up during component initialization. This is proper event handling hygiene in Vue components.
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packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 1-412: Add tests for the new computed properties
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packages/vue/src/date-panel/src/pc.vue (1)
216-217: Good optimization: Switching to v-if improves performance
The change from v-show to v-if for the footer is a good optimization that will reduce memory usage and initial render time by completely removing the footer element from the DOM when not needed, rather than just hiding it.
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Switching to v-if is safe and improves performance
Based on the verification results:
- The
isShowFooterstate is computed based onfooterVisibleandcurrentViewstates - The footer only contains simple button elements without complex state
- A watcher on
isShowFooteronly updates the popper position - No complex event handlers or state management tied to the footer's lifecycle
The change from v-show to v-if is safe and beneficial as it:
- Reduces memory usage by removing unused DOM elements
- Improves initial render performance
- Won't affect component state or event handling
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packages/renderless/src/date-picker-mobile/index.ts (3)
102-107: LGTM! Good optimization
The change from map to forEach is appropriate since the operations are performed for side effects and the return values weren't being used. This improves code clarity and slightly reduces memory usage by not creating unnecessary intermediate arrays.
393-401: LGTM! Clean formatting
The formatting changes improve readability while maintaining the correct logic flow for resetting dates and emitting events.
66-66: Verify month calculation logic
The month calculation differs based on the direction parameter. Please ensure this doesn't cause off-by-one errors when transitioning between months, especially for edge cases like December to January.
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Month calculation logic is correct
The month calculation in getDateFromStr is correct and intentional. Here's why:
- When creating a
Dateobject in JavaScript, months are 0-based (0-11) - The function handles two scenarios:
- For 'top' direction: Subtracts 1 from the month (arr[1] - 1) to convert from human-readable format (1-12) to JavaScript's 0-based months
- For other directions: Uses arr[1] directly because the input is already in 0-based format
- This aligns with the usage in
initPanelwhere months are consistently handled with the same convention (e.g.,new Date(year, month - 1, 1)for human-readable months)
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packages/renderless/src/file-upload/vue.ts (1)
369-369: Verify the 'drag-over' event registration
While removing the event listener is good practice for cleanup, we should ensure proper event registration and consistent naming.
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Event registration and cleanup are properly implemented
The 'drag-over' event is correctly registered in packages/renderless/src/file-upload/index.ts within the mounted lifecycle hook:
vm.$on('drag-over', (isDragover) => (state.isDragover = isDragover))And properly cleaned up in packages/renderless/src/file-upload/vue.ts during component unmount:
vm.$off('drag-over')The event handling and state management are consistent, with the event using kebab-case ('drag-over') for Vue events as per Vue.js conventions, while using camelCase for the state property ('dragOver') as per JavaScript conventions.
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packages/renderless/src/form-item/index.ts (1)
279-279: LGTM: Good cleanup practice!
Adding event cleanup in the unmounted hook is a good practice to prevent memory leaks.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/grid/grid.ts (1)
184-186: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Improve code safety and clarity in seqIndex computation
- Use optional chaining to safely access properties
- Rename
oldPageto better reflect its purpose (e.g.,stablePagerConfig) - Consider adding type safety for destructured properties
- let { seqSerial, scrollLoad, pagerConfig: oldPage, startIndex, tablePageLoading, realTimeTablePage } = this
- let seqIndexValue = startIndex
- const pagerConfig = tablePageLoading ? realTimeTablePage : oldPage
+ const {
+ seqSerial,
+ scrollLoad,
+ pagerConfig: stablePagerConfig,
+ startIndex = 0,
+ tablePageLoading,
+ realTimeTablePage
+ } = this
+ let seqIndexValue = startIndex
+ const pagerConfig = tablePageLoading ? realTimeTablePage : stablePagerConfigLet's verify the usage of these pagination properties:
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[error] 186-186: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-core/src/chart-core.ts (2)
29-29: LGTM: Improved naming and consistent default function syntax
The renaming from option to huiChartOption provides better context, and the default function syntax is now more consistent.
Also applies to: 75-75, 132-132
337-377: LGTM: Consistent use of huiChartOption across methods
The methods have been updated consistently to use huiChartOption, improving code clarity and maintainability.
Also applies to: 389-429
packages/renderless/src/input/index.ts (1)
Line range hint 286-292: LGTM! Verify display-only mode behavior.
The addition of state.isDisplayOnly check is a logical improvement that prevents unnecessary resizing calculations in display-only mode while still maintaining minimum height for layout consistency.
Let's verify the display-only mode behavior:
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The display-only mode behavior is properly implemented and tested
The verification shows that:
- The
isDisplayOnlystate is properly integrated into the textarea's resize logic - There are comprehensive tests in
resize.spec.tsthat verify textarea behavior in display-only mode - The implementation correctly handles display-only mode across multiple scenarios:
- Prevents resizing when in display-only mode
- Maintains minimum height calculations for layout consistency
- Properly integrates with hover expand functionality
- Handles form-level display-only state
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packages/renderless/src/recycle-scroller/index.ts (5)
37-42: LGTM: Clean initialization function
The function follows a clear sequence: reset temporary state before updating visible items.
169-172: LGTM: Improved variable naming
The rename from bounds to boundRect better describes the variable's content (DOMRect from getBoundingClientRect).
197-202: LGTM: Clean destructuring syntax
Good use of object destructuring for cleaner code.
423-440: LGTM: Greatly improved variable naming
The variable renames make the binary search algorithm much more readable and self-documenting.
631-643: LGTM: Clean state reset implementation
The function properly initializes all temporary state properties with appropriate default values.
packages/vue-locale/src/lang/zh-CN.ts (2)
13-13: LGTM! Translation update looks good.
The translation of 'en-US' to '英语' is accurate and consistent with Chinese localization standards.
362-363: LGTM! Improved error message keys.
The renaming from 'darg*' to 'notAllowDrag*' is a good improvement:
- Fixes the typo in the original keys ('darg' → 'drag')
- More descriptive naming that better reflects the error conditions
Let's verify that all references to these error messages have been updated:
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All references to the error messages have been properly updated
The verification shows that:
- No instances of the old keys (
dargSelf,dargFixed) exist in the codebase - The new keys (
notAllowDragSelf,notAllowDragFixed) are consistently used across:- Translation files (en.ts, zh-CN.ts)
- Implementation files (rowDrop.ts, methods.ts) using
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packages/vue-locale/src/lang/en.ts (4)
70-75: LGTM! Consistent terminology in numeric comparisons.
The translations maintain consistency by using "Greater than" instead of "More than" and "Null" instead of "Empty", which aligns better with database and programming terminology.
242-250: LGTM! Clear hierarchical department naming.
The department level translations are clear and consistent, following a logical numbering pattern.
805-861: LGTM! Clear validation messages.
The validation messages are clear, specific, and provide good guidance to users. They follow a consistent pattern and include proper placeholders for dynamic values.
145-169:
Inconsistency in month abbreviations.
There's an inconsistency between the abbreviated months in different sections of the code. For example, 'September' is abbreviated as both 'Sep' and 'Sept'.
Apply this diff to maintain consistency:
month9: 'Sep',
months: {
- sep: 'September',
+ sep: 'Sep',Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/body/src/body.tsx (1)
137-138: LGTM: Improved null safety for dropConfig
The defensive programming approach using default empty object for dropConfig prevents potential runtime errors.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (3)
28-28: LGTM! Good practice using dedicated type checking.
The addition of isNull import from type utilities improves type checking consistency.
382-383: LGTM! More explicit null checking.
The change from falsy check to explicit isNull check improves the robustness of rowId validation. This prevents potential issues where valid falsy values (like 0) could be incorrectly treated as invalid rowIds.
499-501: LGTM! Consistent null checking pattern.
The change to use isNull maintains consistency with other null checks in the codebase and improves type safety.
packages/renderless/src/select/vue.ts (4)
116-116: Correct Import of useUserAgent
The useUserAgent hook is correctly imported from '../common/deps/useUserAgent'.
253-253: Proper Use of useUserAgent Hook
Destructuring isIOS from useUserAgent() ensures that the component accurately detects iOS devices.
308-308: Including isIOS in Component State
Adding isIOS to the reactive state allows the component to conditionally handle iOS-specific behavior.
66-66: Integration of onMouseenterSelf Method
The onMouseenterSelf method is properly:
- Imported and included in the dependencies.
- Added to the
apiarray for exposure. - Initialized in
initApi, ensuring availability within the component's API.
Also applies to: 170-170, 377-377
packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (11)
18-18: Imported 'correctTarget' module is appropriately added
The correctTarget function is correctly imported from '../common/event' and is used later in the code.
206-206: Prevent unnecessary input adjustments when select is disabled
The added condition !state.selectDisabled ensures that input adjustments are skipped when the select component is disabled, which prevents unnecessary computations.
337-342: Update 'currentLabel' to prefer 'props.textField'
The return statements now assign currentLabel using option[props.textField] || option.currentLabel, ensuring that the label reflects the correct text field when available.
363-367: Handle 'isFakeLabel' correctly in option selection
The conditions now check for !state.selected.isFakeLabel, ensuring that fake labels are appropriately handled and do not interfere with the selection logic.
460-461: Set default checked keys for tree selection
The code now properly sets state.defaultCheckedKeys when props.treeOp.showRadio is true, ensuring the correct node is selected in tree structures.
599-613: Confirm safe manipulation of 'event.target' after 'correctTarget'
The code modifies event.target after calling correctTarget(event, target). Ensure that this manipulation does not introduce unintended side effects and that event remains consistent throughout the application.
You can verify that correctTarget properly adjusts the event object without causing issues elsewhere in the code.
1657-1660: Focus input after selection in filterable multiple select
The addition of focusing the input after changing selection improves user experience by allowing continuous input in a filterable and multiple select component.
2461-2461: Ensure proper debounce implementation in 'handleDebouncedQueryChange'
The debounce function wraps api.handleQueryChange(value, false, true). Verify that the debounce period defined by state.debounce is appropriate and that it effectively reduces unnecessary calls without impacting responsiveness.
2055-2055: Initialize 'defaultCheckedKeys' correctly based on 'props.multiple'
The assignment of state.defaultCheckedKeys now considers whether props.multiple is true, ensuring that the default checked keys are set appropriately for multiple selections.
923-927: Review iOS-specific conditions and 'state.isIOS' usage
Several code segments introduce conditions based on state.isIOS to handle iOS-specific behavior:
- Line 923-927: Toggles
state.selectHoverandstate.inputHoveringwhen on iOS. - Line 1866-1868: Adjusts
state.inputHoveringbased on iOS detection. - Line 1875-1883: Modifies
onMouseenterSelfbehavior for iOS. - Line 2263-2274: Alters the computed
readonlyproperty for iOS devices.
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130-132: Ensure 'escapeRegexpString' safely escapes user input
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The implementation at packages/renderless/src/option/index.ts properly escapes all special regex characters (|\\{}()[\]^$+*?.) by replacing them with their escaped counterparts using \\$&. This is the standard and secure way to escape user input for use in regular expressions.
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| computedTreeMaxHeight() { | ||
| state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = '' | ||
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Refactor computed property to follow Vue.js best practices
The current implementation has several issues:
- The method name suggests it's a computed property (
computedTreeMaxHeight), but it's mutating state instead of returning a value - The state modification from 'auto' to '' is redundant as both values result in the same behavior
- TypeScript types are missing
Consider refactoring to:
export default {
renderless: (props, hooks, { emit }, api) => {
const state = api.state
return {
- computedTreeMaxHeight() {
- state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = ''
- }
+ computedTreeMaxHeight(): string {
+ return state.treeWrapperMaxHeight || 'auto'
+ },
+ setTreeMaxHeight(value: string): void {
+ state.treeWrapperMaxHeight = value
+ }
}
}
}This refactor:
- Separates the computed property from state mutation
- Adds proper TypeScript types
- Maintains the same functionality while following Vue.js conventions
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| window.navigator && | ||
| window.navigator.userAgent && | ||
| (/iP(?:ad|hone|od)/.test(window.navigator.userAgent) || | ||
| // The new iPad Pro Gen3 does not identify itself as iPad, but as Macintosh. | ||
| // https://github.com/vueuse/vueuse/issues/3577 | ||
| (window.navigator.maxTouchPoints > 2 && /iPad|Macintosh/.test(window.navigator.userAgent))) | ||
| ) |
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Enhance safety and performance of iOS detection.
The current implementation could benefit from the following improvements:
- Use optional chaining for safer property access
- Pre-compile regex patterns for better performance
Consider applying these changes:
+const IOS_DEVICE_PATTERN = /iP(?:ad|hone|od)/
+const IPAD_MAC_PATTERN = /iPad|Macintosh/
+
function getIsIOS() {
if (isServer) return false
return (
- window.navigator &&
- window.navigator.userAgent &&
- (/iP(?:ad|hone|od)/.test(window.navigator.userAgent) ||
+ window.navigator?.userAgent &&
+ (IOS_DEVICE_PATTERN.test(window.navigator.userAgent) ||
// The new iPad Pro Gen3 does not identify itself as iPad, but as Macintosh.
// https://github.com/vueuse/vueuse/issues/3577
- (window.navigator.maxTouchPoints > 2 && /iPad|Macintosh/.test(window.navigator.userAgent)))
+ (window.navigator?.maxTouchPoints > 2 && IPAD_MAC_PATTERN.test(window.navigator.userAgent)))
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| (window.navigator.maxTouchPoints > 2 && /iPad|Macintosh/.test(window.navigator.userAgent))) | |
| ) | |
| const IOS_DEVICE_PATTERN = /iP(?:ad|hone|od)/ | |
| const IPAD_MAC_PATTERN = /iPad|Macintosh/ | |
| return ( | |
| window.navigator?.userAgent && | |
| (IOS_DEVICE_PATTERN.test(window.navigator.userAgent) || | |
| // The new iPad Pro Gen3 does not identify itself as iPad, but as Macintosh. | |
| // https://github.com/vueuse/vueuse/issues/3577 | |
| (window.navigator?.maxTouchPoints > 2 && IPAD_MAC_PATTERN.test(window.navigator.userAgent))) | |
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| @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ export default { | |||
| legendVisible: this.legendVisible, | |||
| tooltipVisible: this.tooltipVisible | |||
| } | |||
| this.option = getIChartOption(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) | |||
| this.huiChartOption = getIChartOption(columns, rows, this.settings, extra) | |||
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Property rename needs to be completed across remaining components
The verification reveals inconsistent property naming across the Huicharts components. While many components have adopted huiChartOption, there are still several components using the old option property:
- packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-process/src/chart-process.vue
- packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-bmap/src/baidu-map.vue
- packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-amap/src/autonavi-map.vue
The core implementation in chart-core.ts shows that huiChartOption is the standardized property name used throughout the core functionality, including initialization, updates, and rendering. For consistency, the remaining components should also be updated to use huiChartOption.
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LGTM! Property rename improves naming clarity.
The rename from option to huiChartOption better indicates the property's association with the Huicharts framework and aligns with similar changes across the codebase.
Let's verify this property's usage in related files:
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| this.huiChartOption = { | ||
| ...option | ||
| } |
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The verification reveals that while huiChartOption is consistently used as the target property, there are still references to this.options (plural) in several components that assign to huiChartOption:
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Property renaming looks good, but needs verification and documentation.
The renaming from this.option to this.huiChartOption improves clarity and aligns with the naming convention across other chart components.
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| this.huiChartOption = { | ||
| smooth: true, | ||
| ...option | ||
| } |
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Fix state management inconsistency
The code attempts to set huiChartOption but this property isn't declared in the component's data(). This mismatch between declared and used properties could lead to reactivity issues in Vue.
Apply this diff to ensure consistent state management:
data() {
return {
iChartName: 'BarChart',
- option: {}
+ huiChartOption: {}
}
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Fix assignment in expression
The assignment in the condition is flagged as a potential source of confusion.
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+ cursor = 0
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| delRevert: 'The <strong>revert</strong> method has been deprecated. Use <strong>revertData</strong> instead.', | ||
| groupFixed: 'If you want to use grouping headers, place the fixed columns on the left and right sides.', | ||
| notDelete: 'The <strong>delete</strong> method does not exist.', | ||
| notQuery: 'The <strong>query</strong> method does not exist.', | ||
| notResizable: 'Horizontal virtual scrolling cannot be resized.', | ||
| notSave: 'The <strong>save</strong> method does not exist.', | ||
| reqModule: 'The module {{name}} is missing.', | ||
| rowIdEmpty: 'The <strong>row-id</strong> parameter is required.', | ||
| scrollYHeight: 'The height or max-height must be specified before enabling virtual scrolling.', | ||
| toolbarId: 'A unique ID is required for the toolbar.', | ||
| treeFixedExpand: 'The fixed column conflicts with row expansion in the tree structure.', | ||
| treeInsert: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>insert</strong> operation.', | ||
| treeRemove: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>remove</strong> operation.', | ||
| unableInsert: 'Unable to insert data to the specified location.', | ||
| notAllowDragSelf: 'Self dragging is not allowed.', | ||
| notAllowDragFixed: 'Fixed columns cannot be dragged.', | ||
| remoteMethod: | ||
| 'The <strong>multipleHistory.remoteSelectedMethod</strong> must be set for the remote storage of personalized template management.', | ||
| remoteSelectedMethod: | ||
| '"remoteSelectedMethod" needs to be set for remote storage for personalized template management.', | ||
| chainCallError: 'There is a syntax error in the default slot for the column, please check.', | ||
| renderParamError: 'Expect to configure a rendering method for generating a VNode.', | ||
| classComponentError: 'Class component rendering error.', | ||
| groupColumnFixedError: 'Different fixed types cannot be set in the same group.', | ||
| chainCallError: 'There are syntax errors in the default slot.', | ||
| renderParamError: 'A rendering method is required for generating VNode.', | ||
| classComponentError: 'There was an error in the class component rendering.', | ||
| groupColumnFixedError: 'Each group must have the same type.', | ||
| missingValueFormat: | ||
| 'The renderer cannot format the date string. You should provide the "valueFormat" source date format configuration.', | ||
| clipboardWriteError: 'clipboard write error' | ||
| 'The renderer cannot format the date character string. The valueFormat source date format is required.', | ||
| clipboardWriteError: 'Clipboard write error.' |
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Improve error message clarity.
Some error messages could be more user-friendly and clearer.
Apply these improvements:
- delRevert: 'The <strong>revert</strong> method has been deprecated. Use <strong>revertData</strong> instead.',
+ delRevert: 'The revert method is deprecated. Please use revertData instead.',
- notResizable: 'Horizontal virtual scrolling cannot be resized.',
+ notResizable: 'Column width cannot be adjusted when horizontal virtual scrolling is enabled.',📝 Committable suggestion
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| delRevert: 'The <strong>revert</strong> method has been deprecated. Use <strong>revertData</strong> instead.', | |
| groupFixed: 'If you want to use grouping headers, place the fixed columns on the left and right sides.', | |
| notDelete: 'The <strong>delete</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| notQuery: 'The <strong>query</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| notResizable: 'Horizontal virtual scrolling cannot be resized.', | |
| notSave: 'The <strong>save</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| reqModule: 'The module {{name}} is missing.', | |
| rowIdEmpty: 'The <strong>row-id</strong> parameter is required.', | |
| scrollYHeight: 'The height or max-height must be specified before enabling virtual scrolling.', | |
| toolbarId: 'A unique ID is required for the toolbar.', | |
| treeFixedExpand: 'The fixed column conflicts with row expansion in the tree structure.', | |
| treeInsert: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>insert</strong> operation.', | |
| treeRemove: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>remove</strong> operation.', | |
| unableInsert: 'Unable to insert data to the specified location.', | |
| notAllowDragSelf: 'Self dragging is not allowed.', | |
| notAllowDragFixed: 'Fixed columns cannot be dragged.', | |
| remoteMethod: | |
| 'The <strong>multipleHistory.remoteSelectedMethod</strong> must be set for the remote storage of personalized template management.', | |
| remoteSelectedMethod: | |
| '"remoteSelectedMethod" needs to be set for remote storage for personalized template management.', | |
| chainCallError: 'There is a syntax error in the default slot for the column, please check.', | |
| renderParamError: 'Expect to configure a rendering method for generating a VNode.', | |
| classComponentError: 'Class component rendering error.', | |
| groupColumnFixedError: 'Different fixed types cannot be set in the same group.', | |
| chainCallError: 'There are syntax errors in the default slot.', | |
| renderParamError: 'A rendering method is required for generating VNode.', | |
| classComponentError: 'There was an error in the class component rendering.', | |
| groupColumnFixedError: 'Each group must have the same type.', | |
| missingValueFormat: | |
| 'The renderer cannot format the date string. You should provide the "valueFormat" source date format configuration.', | |
| clipboardWriteError: 'clipboard write error' | |
| 'The renderer cannot format the date character string. The valueFormat source date format is required.', | |
| clipboardWriteError: 'Clipboard write error.' | |
| delRevert: 'The revert method is deprecated. Please use revertData instead.', | |
| groupFixed: 'If you want to use grouping headers, place the fixed columns on the left and right sides.', | |
| notDelete: 'The <strong>delete</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| notQuery: 'The <strong>query</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| notResizable: 'Column width cannot be adjusted when horizontal virtual scrolling is enabled.', | |
| notSave: 'The <strong>save</strong> method does not exist.', | |
| reqModule: 'The module {{name}} is missing.', | |
| rowIdEmpty: 'The <strong>row-id</strong> parameter is required.', | |
| scrollYHeight: 'The height or max-height must be specified before enabling virtual scrolling.', | |
| toolbarId: 'A unique ID is required for the toolbar.', | |
| treeFixedExpand: 'The fixed column conflicts with row expansion in the tree structure.', | |
| treeInsert: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>insert</strong> operation.', | |
| treeRemove: 'The tree structure does not support the <strong>remove</strong> operation.', | |
| unableInsert: 'Unable to insert data to the specified location.', | |
| notAllowDragSelf: 'Self dragging is not allowed.', | |
| notAllowDragFixed: 'Fixed columns cannot be dragged.', | |
| remoteMethod: | |
| 'The <strong>multipleHistory.remoteSelectedMethod</strong> must be set for the remote storage of personalized template management.', | |
| remoteSelectedMethod: | |
| '"remoteSelectedMethod" needs to be set for remote storage for personalized template management.', | |
| chainCallError: 'There are syntax errors in the default slot.', | |
| renderParamError: 'A rendering method is required for generating VNode.', | |
| classComponentError: 'There was an error in the class component rendering.', | |
| groupColumnFixedError: 'Each group must have the same type.', | |
| missingValueFormat: | |
| 'The renderer cannot format the date character string. The valueFormat source date format is required.', | |
| clipboardWriteError: 'Clipboard write error.' |
| @@ -95,6 +95,7 @@ | |||
| -moz-tab-size: 4; | |||
| @apply text-left; | |||
| @apply whitespace-pre-wrap; | |||
| white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks; | |||
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Consider using well-supported alternatives for whitespace handling.
The white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks; property is experimental and has limited browser support, which could lead to inconsistent behavior across different browsers.
Consider using these well-supported alternatives:
- white-space-collapse: preserve-breaks;
+ /* Option 1: Use existing white-space property */
+ white-space: pre-line; /* preserves line breaks, collapses other whitespace */
+
+ /* Option 2: Keep existing white-space: pre-wrap which is already defined above */Both options provide better browser compatibility while achieving similar whitespace handling behavior.
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| @@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ function mergeTreeConfig(_vm) { | |||
| const renderEmptyPartFn = (opt) => { | |||
| const { _vm, tableData } = opt | |||
| const { $grid = {}, renderEmpty } = _vm | |||
| const { $slots } = $grid | |||
| const { slots } = $grid | |||
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Add null checks for slot access.
The change from $slots to $grid.slots could lead to runtime errors if $grid is undefined or doesn't have slots. Consider adding null checks:
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| this.handleFetch('query').then(() => { | ||
| this.realTimeTablePage = { ...this.tablePage } | ||
| this.tablePageLoading = false | ||
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Ensure loading state is reset on fetch errors to prevent loading indicator hang
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Apply this diff to handle errors and ensure the loading state is always reset:
this.handleFetch('query').then(() => {
this.realTimeTablePage = { ...this.tablePage }
this.tablePageLoading = false
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+ this.tablePageLoading = false
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| this.tablePageLoading = false | |
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