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Summary of ChangesHello @kazukokawagawa, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on improving the user experience and robustness of the application's download features. It introduces a visual progress indicator for batch downloads, adds an option to prevent re-downloading existing files, and provides an alternative download mechanism to address potential issues. Additionally, it refines metadata handling during downloads and expands lyric download customization options. Highlights
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Code Review
This pull request implements a significant new feature for batch downloading songs, including a UI for progress tracking and an option to use an alternative download method. It also adds the ability to skip downloading files that already exist. The changes span both the Electron main process for file handling and the Vue frontend components.
My review identifies a few areas for improvement. I've suggested a performance optimization in the file metadata handling to reduce I/O operations. I also found a UI bug in the new download notification where it disappears on hover, which I've recommended fixing. Finally, I've pointed out a potential runtime error related to a suppressed TypeScript warning that could cause downloads to fail for certain quality levels.
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| opacity: 0; | ||
| transform: translateY(10px); | ||
| pointer-events: none; | ||
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The .is-hovered style on the batch download notification causes it to become invisible and non-interactive when the user hovers over it. This is counter-intuitive and likely a bug. Users typically expect to be able to interact with notifications, or at least not have them disappear on hover. I recommend removing this style block.
| return { success: false, message: result.message || "获取下载链接失败" }; | ||
| if (settingStore.usePlaybackForDownload) { | ||
| const levelName = songLevelData[quality].level; | ||
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The use of // @ts-ignore here hides a potential runtime error. The level parameter of songUrl has a specific set of allowed values, but songLevelData contains a level (dolby) that is not in this set. If a user tries to download a song with 'dolby' quality using the playback method, it will likely fail.
Instead of ignoring the TypeScript error, you should handle this case. A robust solution would be to add a runtime check to ensure levelName is valid before calling songUrl, and handle the invalid case gracefully (e.g., by showing an error message or falling back to another download method).
| let songFile = File.createFromPath(songDownload.getSavePath()); | ||
| // 清除原有标签,防止脏数据(如模拟播放下载时的乱码歌词) | ||
| songFile.removeTags(TagTypes.AllTags); | ||
| songFile.save(); | ||
| songFile.dispose(); | ||
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| // 重新读取文件以写入新标签 | ||
| songFile = File.createFromPath(songDownload.getSavePath()); |
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The current implementation for clearing and writing metadata involves saving and re-reading the file, which results in unnecessary I/O operations. You can remove the existing tags and set the new ones on the same File object before saving it once. This will be more efficient.
| let songFile = File.createFromPath(songDownload.getSavePath()); | |
| // 清除原有标签,防止脏数据(如模拟播放下载时的乱码歌词) | |
| songFile.removeTags(TagTypes.AllTags); | |
| songFile.save(); | |
| songFile.dispose(); | |
| // 重新读取文件以写入新标签 | |
| songFile = File.createFromPath(songDownload.getSavePath()); | |
| const songFile = File.createFromPath(songDownload.getSavePath()); | |
| // 清除原有标签,防止脏数据(如模拟播放下载时的乱码歌词) | |
| songFile.removeTags(TagTypes.AllTags); |
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