fix: Workflow Basic Node User Input Configurable Title

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: Workflow Basic Node User Input Configurable Title

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[shaohuzhang1]

Here is a checklist of common issues with front-end React components:

1. Props Propagation: Ensure that workflow prop is correctly passed and not null before accessing its children nodes.

2. Computed Properties:

   • The chat_title computed property uses a template string ($t) to translate strings directly from props.workflow. This can be problematic if there's no translation module provided.
   • It would be better to use Vuex store or similar state management solutions to centralize translations for easier maintenance.

3. Null/Undefined Checks: Always add checks for null values when dealing with objects or arrays returned by APIs or component properties.

4. Data Binding Errors:

   • In <template #default>, ensure $t returns the correct translated value, even if it might not exist due to previous steps.
   • Use optional chaining or default parameters where needed to prevent errors when data might not be available initially.

5. Component Naming Convention: Class names and function names should be kebab-case for consistency across projects.

6. Performance Considerations: If dynamicsFormRef.value?.validate() might execute frequently, consider debouncing this method call to avoid unnecessary re-renders.

7. Accessibility:

   • Add ARIA attributes where necessary for screen readers to accurately interpret components like dropdown menus.
   • Ensure proper focus handling during user interactions.

8. Dynamic Content Injection: Be cautious about dynamic content in templates, especially regarding XSS attacks, by sanitizing data as appropriate.

To optimize your code further without altering its functionality significantly:

• Extract complex logic into reusable functions.
• Move stateful variables outside the render cycle using refs to avoid unnecessary updates.
• Use functional hooks rather than classes where applicable to improve performance and type safety.

Implement these improvements to make your application more robust and efficient.

[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code makes several improvements compared to the original:

1. Initialization of inputFieldConfig: A variable named inputFieldConfig is initialized using props.nodeModel.properties.user_input_config. This ensures that it's properly scoped and accessible within the closure.

2. Assignment back to nodeModel: The line set(props.node_model, 'user_input_config', input_field_config) assigns the value of inputFieldConfig back to nodeModel, which updates the prop accordingly.

3. Simplified Condition Check: The condition check for user_input_field_list remains the same, cloning the list into inputFieldList.

4. Comments Added: Comments are added before each block of code where new logic is introduced for clarity.

Overall, the changes enhance readability and maintainability by organizing related logic together and initializing variables appropriately. These optimizations prevent potential issues such as undefined properties and ensure that the state is correctly managed.