feat[data-export]:add format query button to allow users to format SOQL queries

[dyncan]

Describe your changes

Add a "Format Query" button to the [Data Export] section, allowing users to format their SOQL query for an enhanced view of the query's structure

Note: Currently the "Format Query" button does not support Comment and SOSL.

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[tprouvot]

Hi @dyncan
Thanks for this PR !

I think that the 'Format Query' button may be useful for users but I'm a little bit annoyed by adding a 287 KB file for this since minified react only weights 124 KB.

I would prefer a much lighter solution to handle the formating of SOQL

[dyncan]

Hi @tprouvot
Thanks for the feedback.

I understand your concern, I'll look into alternatives and update accordingly.

[tprouvot]

Hi @dyncan,
Have you considered other options for formatting ?

[dyncan]

@tprouvot Currently, no better alternative has been found. I believe this library effectively resolves the issue of SOQL formatting. I also attempted to repackage and optimize the library’s source code using webpack, yet the size of the package still exceeds 200KB.

[tprouvot]

Hi @dyncan,
I'm not aware of the framework but I think our need is much more lighter than what soql-parser.js can do.
Have you considered creating a function which parses the query for the basics needs of formatting ?

[dyncan]

Hi @tprouvot
Formatting SOQL requires considering various scenarios, such as subqueries and nested subqueries, and complex where conditions, etc. which makes it somewhat complex. A few weeks ago, I implemented a simplified version that only supports basic SOQL queries (without subqueries ), and supporting more complex SOQL might be challenging.