feat: N Components #10082
feat: N Components #10082
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive enhancement to the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant User
participant NSelect
participant Store
participant ViewsStore
participant TablesStore
User->>NSelect: Interact with Select
NSelect->>Store: Request data
alt Table Selection
Store->>TablesStore: Fetch tables
TablesStore-->>NSelect: Return tables
else View Selection
Store->>ViewsStore: Load views
ViewsStore-->>NSelect: Return views
end
NSelect->>User: Display options
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packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/View.vue (2)
1-5: Use explicit naming conventions for better clarity
Line 1 sets up a Vue component using the Composition API in TypeScript. While the code is valid, it might be helpful to run through your naming conventions and ensure that the file name (“View.vue”) precisely describes its domain or purpose, such as “NViewSelect.vue,” to distinguish it from more general “View” components in the codebase.
53-73: Provide fallback or custom messages for empty views
The rendering loop uses viewsRef to populate the select options. If no views are found, the dropdown will be empty. Consider providing a fallback text or a loading state to inform users.packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/index.vue (2)
14-22: Consolidate the onChange and selectValue logic
The onChange method and selectValue method are closely related. They could be combined or invoked in a consistent approach to prevent event duplication or confusion.
28-60: Leverage built-in size classes or theme tokens
You define extensive custom SCSS rules for the select. While it’s valid, consider whether Ant Design Vue’s built-in classes or theme customization tokens are enough to achieve a similar design, reducing the complexity of custom definitions.packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/types.d.ts (1)
8-27: Expand or refine doc comments for clarity
You do have doc comments for some fields, but consider adding them systematically for each property. This helps future maintainers understand the purpose and usage of each prop.packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/Table.vue (2)
1-9: Hang documentation for new props
Similar to View.vue, you introduced baseId, forceLoadBaseTables, and filterTable. A short doc comment or usage note can help guide users.
32-51: Support “No tables found” scenario
When tablesRef is empty, you might show a fallback placeholder in the select dropdown or no results message to guide users.
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packages/nc-gui/components/n/README.md(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/Table.vue(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/View.vue(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/index.vue(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/types.d.ts(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/store/views.ts(1 hunks)packages/nc-gui/utils/iconUtils.ts(1 hunks)
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packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/View.vue (2)
6-13: Avoid excessive optional props
Props like tableId, ignoreLoading, forceFetchViews, filterView, labelDefaultViewAsDefault can produce a highly configurable but also more complex API. While it’s not inherently incorrect to offer many optional props, consider whether some can be combined or if they’re truly necessary for your component’s primary use cases.
27-47: Ensure watch triggers only when necessary
Here, the watcher is watching props.tableId, props.ignoreLoading, and props.forceFetchViews. This is correct if you intend to refetch views every time any of these parameters change. However, such watchers can cause frequent network requests if triggered too often. Confirm whether any throttling or memoization is needed.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the analysis of the code, I can now generate the final response:
Watch dependencies are appropriate for this component
The watcher's dependencies (tableId, ignoreLoading, forceFetchViews) are correctly chosen as they represent the key parameters that should trigger a view reload. The immediate execution ensures views are loaded when the component mounts. Since these parameters are unlikely to change frequently and each change legitimately requires fresh data, no throttling is needed. The network request is already optimized through the store's loadViews method which handles caching.
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packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/index.vue (2)
1-9: Validate default prop assignments
The provided defaults (e.g., placeholder, showSearch, suffixIcon) match typical usage patterns, but verify that “arrowDown” is accessible as an icon and that the placeholder aligns with your design guidelines.
10-13: Double-check emits usage
You define emits for 'update:modelValue' and 'change'. Ensure they integrate consistently with the Ant Design Vue’s events. Sometimes change events get triggered differently by underlying components.
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The emits implementation is correct and consistent with Ant Design Vue
The current implementation correctly uses both update:modelValue and change events which aligns with Ant Design Vue's v-model and @change patterns. The code shows:
- The component properly implements v-model through
update:modelValuefor two-way binding - The
changeevent is correctly emitted after value changes, following Ant Design Vue's Select component pattern - The implementation uses
useVModeland properly handles both events in theselectValuemethod
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packages/nc-gui/components/n/Select/types.d.ts (1)
1-3: Confirm that these imports match installed library versions
You’re importing from 'ant-design-vue/lib/vc-select/Select' and 'ant-design-vue/lib/select'. Confirm your ant-design-vue version supports these entry points without a mismatch in types or library changes.
packages/nc-gui/store/views.ts (1)
141-141: LGTM! Improved null safety
The addition of the null coalescing operator (??) enhances code robustness by providing a fallback empty array when viewsByTable.value.get(tableId) returns undefined, preventing potential runtime errors.
packages/nc-gui/utils/iconUtils.ts (1)
3791-3792: LGTM! Enhanced type safety
The addition of the IconMapKey type improves type safety by ensuring that only valid keys from the iconMap object can be used when accessing icons. This is a TypeScript best practice that helps catch potential errors at compile time.
| if (NSelectComponent.value) { | ||
| let selectedView = viewsList.find((v) => v.is_default) | ||
| if (!selectedView) { | ||
| selectedView = viewsList[0] | ||
| } | ||
| NSelectComponent.value.selectValue(selectedView?.id) | ||
| } | ||
| viewsRef.value = viewsList |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Check for race conditions in asynchronous watch logic
If multiple changes happen in quick succession, you might have overlapping fetch requests from loadViews. Ensure that the store can handle concurrent requests or that the requests are canceled/debounced when a new request starts.
| const tablesRef = computedAsync<TableType[]>(async () => { | ||
| let tables: TableType[] | ||
| if (props.baseId) { | ||
| await tableStore.loadProjectTables(props.baseId, props.forceLoadBaseTables) | ||
| tables = baseTables.value.get(props.baseId) | ||
| } else { | ||
| tables = activeTables.value | ||
| } | ||
| if (props.filterTable) { | ||
| return tables.filter(props.filterTable) | ||
| } | ||
| return tables | ||
| }) |
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Handle async errors gracefully
Within computedAsync, if the store’s loadProjectTables fails or returns an undefined result, the code might break. Consider wrapping the call in try/catch logic or a safer fallback.
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