feat: Website list supports filtering by type.#8414
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| import { WebsiteTypes } from '@/global/mimetype'; | ||
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| const websiteForm = ref<FormInstance>(); | ||
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The provided code snippet contains some stylistic choices that could be improved for readability and maintainability, particularly regarding comments, formatting, and type imports. Here are a few recommendations:
Improvements
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Consistently Use PascalCase: Ensure consistent use of camelCase or PascalCase throughout the file.
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Import Statements: If
WebsiteTypesis imported within the same module or if it's part of global configuration/constants, remove the need to import it multiple times. However, since you've mentioned importing it locally in this snippet, the issue doesn't apply here specifically but should be avoided elsewhere. -
Code Formatting:
- Add indentation levels more consistently (e.g., using two spaces instead of three).
- Proper alignment and spacing after commas in array initializations.
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Variable Declaration Consistency: Maintain consistency with variable declarations and types where applicable.
Here’s the slightly cleaned-up version of your code:
@@ -2,32 +2,7 @@
<DrawerPro v-model="open" :header="$t('website.create')" size="large" @close="handleClose">
<template #buttons>
<span class="drawer-header-button">
- <template
- v-for="(item) in (
- [
- {
- label: $t('website.deployment'),
- value: 'deployment'
- },
- {
- label: $t('runtime.runtime'),
- value: 'runtime'
- },
- {
- label: $t('website.proxy'),
- value: 'proxy'
- },
- {
- label: $t('website.static'),
- value: 'static'
- },
- {
- label: $t('website.subsite'),
- value: 'subsite'
- }
- ]
- )"
- :key="item.value"
- >
+ <template v-for="(item) in WebsiteTypes" :key="item.value">
<el-button
:class="
`${website.type === item.value ? 'active-button' : ''}`
"
@click="changeType(item.value)"
/>
</template>
</span>
@@ -572,7 +549,8 @@ import { dateFormatSimple, getProvider, getAccountName } from '@/utils/util';
import { FormInstance } from "element-plus"; // Replace with correct import statement if needed
import DomainCreate from "@/views/website/website/domain-create/index.vue";
import { getPathByType } from '@/api/modules/files';
-import { WebsiteTypes } from '@/global/mimetype'; // Assuming WebsiteTypes is globally accessible
const websiteForm = ref<FormInstance>();These changes improve overall clarity and maintainability while adhering to best practices in JavaScript programming.
| label: i18n.global.t('website.subsite'), | ||
| value: 'subsite', | ||
| }, | ||
| ]; |
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The code appears clean and well structured with appropriate comments. The changes made to WebsiteTypes are consistent with existing patterns used in the other arrays. No significant errors or performance optimizations seem necessary here.
| type: '', | ||
| }); | ||
| const mobile = computed(() => { | ||
| return globalStore.isMobile(); |
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There appear to be minor formatting changes and an addition to the code snippet. Here are my observations:
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Formatting Changes: The line
const shortcuts = [...]is now indented differently at the beginning, which might affect its functionality slightly in certain contexts but should not cause any significant issues. -
New Variable Declaration: There is a new
WebsiteTypesarray being declared with type annotations:let WebsiteTypes: unknown[]. This is added within the function scope where it will be used without immediately assigning a value. This can lead to unexpected behavior if this list doesn't contain data before usage, so it's generally recommended to initialize such lists explicitly with some default values or empty arrays until they're populated with actual data.
Considering further improvement points based on best practices:
- Global Constant Initialization: It would improve readability if you declare constants or variables that won't change throughout the lifecycle of the component outside the initialization block (
const globalStore = GlobalStore();). For example, defining them at top level could help avoid redundant assignments later in the script (though TypeScript does not prevent overwriting unless marked as constant).
Overall, this code looks functional and well-documented for Vue.js development with typescript support, making use of Vuex for state management.
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Refs #6409