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refactor: optimize layout module logic #600

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new AI robot dialog feature, allowing users to toggle its visibility.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced event handling for popstate events and error notifications.
    • Improved plugin and menu item handling logic for better user experience.
  • Removals

    • Removed AI functionality elements and associated CSS styles from the design layout.
    • Eliminated redundant functions and dependencies to streamline performance.

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This update introduces major changes across multiple components, focusing on enhancing modularity and integration within the packages/design-core, init.js, and layout modules. Key changes include incorporating additional functionalities in App.vue, refining plugin and resource management logic, simplifying the setup in Main.vue, and adding new AI robot dialog controls in the robot plugin.

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File Path Change Summary
.../design-core/src/App.vue Added new imports, variables, event listeners, and function calls for APIs and notifications management.
.../design-core/src/init.js Updated the init function to include a call to getUserInfo from useEditorInfo.
.../layout/src/DesignPlugins.vue Removed AI-related elements and logic, updated imports, and refactored plugin management.
.../layout/src/Main.vue Simplified setup by removing unnecessary imports, variables, and event handlers; reorganized imports.
.../plugins/robot/src/Main.vue Introduced robotVisible state and the method openAIRobot for controlling AI robot dialog visibility.

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    participant User
    participant App as App.vue
    participant Init as init.js
    participant Layout as DesignPlugins.vue & Main.vue
    participant Robot as robot/src/Main.vue
    User->>App: Load application
    App->>Init: Call init function
    Init->>App: Return and initialize User Info
    App->>Layout: Render layout components
    Layout->>Robot: Initialize AI robot state
    User->>Robot: Open AI robot dialog
    Robot->>User: Display AI robot dialog
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APIs greet and states believe.
Robots gain a dialog new,
With simpler paths, much to do.
User and App, in harmony thrive,
Plugins and views, new life derive.
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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/layout/src/DesignPlugins.vue (1)

Line range hint 127-149: Optimize plugin interaction logic.

The logic for handling plugin interactions appears complex and may benefit from simplification to improve maintainability and reduce potential bugs.

-    const clickMenu = ({ item, index }) => {
-      if (item.id === PLUGIN_NAME.EditorHelp || item.id === PLUGIN_NAME.Robot) return
-
-      state.prevIdex = index
-
-      // 切换插件与关闭插件时确认
-      const lastPlugin = props.plugins.find((item) => item.id === props.renderPanel)
-      if (props.renderPanel && lastPlugin?.confirm) {
-        const confirmCallback = (result) =>
-          result &&
-          emit('click', {
-            item,
-            navLists: item.align === 'top' ? state.topNavLists[index] : state.bottomNavLists[index]
-          })
-
-        pluginRef.value?.[lastPlugin.confirm](confirmCallback)
-      } else {
-        emit('click', {
-          item,
-          navLists: item.align === 'top' ? state.topNavLists[index] : state.bottomNavLists[index]
-        })
-      }
-    }
+    const clickMenu = ({ item, index }) => {
+      if (item.id === PLUGIN_NAME.EditorHelp || item.id === PLUGIN_NAME.Robot) return;
+
+      state.prevIdex = index;
+
+      const lastPlugin = props.plugins.find((item) => item.id === props.renderPanel);
+      if (props.renderPanel && lastPlugin?.confirm) {
+        pluginRef.value?.[lastPlugin.confirm]((result) => {
+          if (result) {
+            emit('click', {
+              item,
+              navLists: item.align === 'top' ? state.topNavLists[index] : state.bottomNavLists[index]
+            });
+          }
+        });
+      } else {
+        emit('click', {
+          item,
+          navLists: item.align === 'top' ? state.topNavLists[index] : state.bottomNavLists[index]
+        });
+      }
+    }
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  • packages/design-core/src/App.vue (1 hunks)
  • packages/design-core/src/init.js (2 hunks)
  • packages/layout/src/DesignPlugins.vue (8 hunks)
  • packages/layout/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
  • packages/plugins/robot/meta.js (1 hunks)
  • packages/plugins/robot/src/Main.vue (5 hunks)
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packages/plugins/robot/meta.js (1)

7-8: Check alignment and icon properties.

The changes to the icon and align properties need to be consistent with the rest of the UI components. If RobotIcon and bottom alignment are new conventions, ensure they align with the design system.

packages/design-core/src/App.vue (3)

43-63: Ensure proper cleanup and resource management.

The use of event listeners and onUnmounted lifecycle hook for cleanup is good practice. Verify that all resources are properly released and no memory leaks occur.


19-40: Validate new API interaction logic.

The logic for fetching groups and initializing blocks based on the app ID needs thorough testing to ensure it handles all edge cases, especially error scenarios.

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The new API interaction logic includes proper error handling.

  • The presence of a .catch statement in App.vue confirms that errors in the API interaction are being handled.
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6-11: Review new imports for necessity and correctness.

Confirm that all new imports are used within the file and are necessary for the functionality described. Check for potential duplications or unused imports.

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All new imports are utilized correctly.

The imports useModal, useApp, useNotify, useResource, useCanvas, useBroadcastChannel, and constants are all used within App.vue. This confirms their necessity and correctness.

  • useModal: Used for accessing modal-related functionalities.
  • useApp: Used for accessing application state.
  • useNotify: Used within a watch function to handle notifications.
  • useResource: Used for handling resource-related events.
  • useCanvas: Used to check if the canvas API is ready.
  • useBroadcastChannel: Used for handling broadcast channel data.
  • constants: Used to access the BROADCAST_CHANNEL constant.
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29-32: Review new component imports and usage.

Ensure that all imported components are necessary and correctly used within the component. Consider checking for any potential performance implications due to these imports.

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Verified: Imported components are necessary and correctly used.

All imported components (DesignToolbars, DesignPlugins, DesignSettings, and TinyConfigProvider) are indeed used within the Main.vue file. No issues found regarding unnecessary or incorrect usage of these imports.

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21-28: Review new imports and initialization logic.

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Imports are correctly used in init.js.

All the new imports (defineEntry, mergeRegistry, getMergeMeta, initHook, HOOK_NAME, useEditorInfo) are appropriately used in the file packages/design-core/src/init.js. Their usage aligns with their intended purposes, and there are no evident issues related to their integration.

  • mergeRegistry is used to merge registries.
  • defineEntry is used to define a new entry.
  • initHook is used multiple times to initialize hooks with different names and parameters.
  • getMergeMeta is used to fetch and determine the theme.
  • useEditorInfo is used to get user information.
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87-87: Verify user info retrieval logic.

Confirm that the useEditorInfo().getUserInfo() method is correctly implemented and handles all possible errors or edge cases.

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Verified user info retrieval logic.

The getUserInfo method in packages/controller/src/composable/useEditorInfo.js is correctly implemented and handles all possible errors or edge cases. It retrieves user information via an HTTP GET request, updates the user data if successful, and displays an error message in case of failure.

  • packages/controller/src/composable/useEditorInfo.js
    • getUserInfo function implementation and error handling.
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77-77: Review new imports and component usage.

Ensure that all new imports are necessary and correctly used within the component. Additionally, check for potential performance implications due to these imports.

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Imports are used correctly in DesignPlugins.vue.

The search results confirm that useLayout, usePage, and PublicIcon are utilized within the DesignPlugins.vue file. Each imported component is appropriately referenced in the code.

  • useLayout is used in multiple instances.
  • usePage is used to extract isTemporaryPage.
  • PublicIcon is directly referenced.
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128-128: Initialization of reactive properties.

The initialization of robotVisible directly in setup() is correct and follows Vue 3 Composition API standards. However, ensure that all reactive properties are used effectively throughout the component.


387-410: Review component styling for consistency and responsiveness.

The styles for .robot-img and .robot-dialog are well-defined. However, ensure that the dimensions and positioning work well across different screen sizes.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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  • packages/layout/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
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packages/design-core/src/App.vue (5)

6-19: Review of new imports and constants setup

The imports and constants are appropriately structured and follow the project's modular architecture. However, ensure that all new imports are utilized effectively within the file to avoid unnecessary overhead.


20-21: Initialization of constants and modal usage

Initialization of BROADCAST_CHANNEL from constants and modal usage setup are correctly implemented. This ensures that constants are managed centrally, which is good for maintainability.


50-58: Proper cleanup of event listeners

The addition and removal of event listeners for popstate are handled correctly. This is essential to avoid memory leaks in SPA (Single Page Application) environments.


60-70: Resource fetching based on canvas API readiness

The use of a watcher to fetch resources only when the canvas API is ready is an efficient way to manage resources. The immediate flag is appropriately used to run the watcher right after mounting.


26-27: Initialization of API clients

The initialization of materialsApi and blockApi is crucial for the functionality of this module. Ensure these APIs are robust and handle errors appropriately as they seem to interact with external services.

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Initialization of API clients

The initialization of materialsApi and blockApi includes error handling mechanisms, such as catch blocks to handle potential errors. This ensures that errors are appropriately managed during interactions with these external services.

  • blockApi.requestInitBlocks(blocks).catch((error) => { message({ message: error.message, status: 'error' }) })
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packages/layout/src/Main.vue (2)

29-32: Simplification of imports and component setup

The restructuring of imports and component definitions is a positive change, making the component more readable and maintainable. Ensure that all components are used as intended and do not introduce side effects.


58-58: State management in setup function

The introduction of preNode to manage previous node states is a useful addition for state management in dynamic UIs. Ensure that this state is managed efficiently to avoid unnecessary re-renders.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

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packages/layout/index.js (2)

11-12: Ensure new configuration options integrate well with the system.

The added configuration options configProvider and configProviderDesign are crucial for enhancing the system's configurability. Verify that these options are properly utilized within the system and do not conflict with existing configurations.

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New configuration options are properly integrated.

The added configuration options configProvider and configProviderDesign are correctly utilized within the system, specifically in packages/layout/src/Main.vue. There are no conflicts with existing configurations.

  • packages/layout/src/Main.vue: Proper integration of configProvider and configProviderDesign.
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4-5: Verify module versions for new imports.

The added imports designSmbConfig and TinyConfigProvider enhance configuration capabilities. Ensure that these modules are included in package.json and that their versions are compatible with the current project setup.

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Dependencies for new imports are correctly listed.

The modules @opentiny/vue-design-smb and @opentiny/vue are present in the packages/layout/package.json, ensuring that the new imports will function as expected.

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    • "@opentiny/vue": "~3.14.0"
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Actionable comments posted: 1

Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/layout/src/Main.vue (1)

Line range hint 29-80: Review and optimize state management and function implementations.

Ensure that the state management is robust and that functions provided are necessary and optimized for performance.

- const state = reactive({
-   preNode: AppManage
- })
+ const state = reactive({ preNode: AppManage })  // Simplify object declaration
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  • packages/design-core/src/init.js (2 hunks)
  • packages/layout/src/DesignPlugins.vue (8 hunks)
  • packages/layout/src/Main.vue (4 hunks)
  • packages/plugins/robot/src/Main.vue (5 hunks)
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packages/design-core/src/App.vue (1)

6-21: Validate the necessity and usage of new imports and constants.

The addition of specific imports and constants seems to be in response to new functionality. Ensure that each import is utilized, and constants are scoped and named appropriately to avoid conflicts and enhance readability.

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All imports and constants are used appropriately.

The review comment regarding the necessity and usage of new imports and constants has been validated. Each import and constant is utilized within the App.vue file.

  • getMergeRegistry is used to get the registry.
  • getMetaApi is used to get the materials and block APIs.
  • useModal is used to get the message.
  • useApp is used to get the appId.
  • useNotify is used within a watch function.
  • useResource is used to handle pop state events and fetch resources.
  • useCanvas is used to check if the canvas API is ready.
  • isVsCodeEnv is used within a conditional check.
  • useBroadcastChannel is used with the BROADCAST_CHANNEL constant.
  • BROADCAST_CHANNEL is used within useBroadcastChannel.
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packages/layout/src/Main.vue (1)

Line range hint 2-25: Ensure correct bindings and efficient use of dynamic components in the template.

Check that all bindings are correctly set up and that dynamic components are used efficiently to enhance the component's reactivity and performance.

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@hexqi hexqi changed the title Feat:调整layout部分逻辑 refactor:layout Jul 1, 2024
@hexqi hexqi changed the title refactor:layout refactor: layout Jul 1, 2024
@hexqi hexqi changed the title refactor: layout refactor: optimize layout module logic Jul 1, 2024
@hexqi hexqi merged commit 2501fe7 into opentiny:refactor/develop Jul 1, 2024
yy-wow pushed a commit to yy-wow/tiny-engine that referenced this pull request Oct 10, 2024
* feat:add layout

* feat: 调整layout导入

* feat: 把DesignCanvas移到canvas

* feat: 暂时不改entry

* fix: 添加注释

* feat:layout部分逻辑调整

* fix:调整AI图标

* fix:调整App引用

* feat:抽取Layout全局配置组件

* fix: sync newest change

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Co-authored-by: chilingling <[email protected]>
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