fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting fix #2268
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packages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/package.json (2)
4-4: Version bump approved. Don't forget to update the changelog.The version update from 3.18.0 to 3.18.1 is appropriate for a patch release. This indicates bug fixes or minor changes that don't introduce breaking changes.
Please ensure that the changelog has been updated to reflect the changes in this patch release, if not already done.
46-49: LGTM: Addition of test-related devDependenciesThe addition of
@opentiny-internal/vue-test-utilsandvitestas devDependencies is a positive change. This setup enables proper testing of the package, which is crucial for maintaining code quality and preventing regressions.If you haven't already, consider adding or updating tests for this package. Would you like assistance in setting up some basic test cases or a testing structure for this package?
packages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/src/index.ts (4)
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619-639: Consider updatingupdateSettingmethod to handlesimplesettingThe
updateSettingmethod doesn't seem to take into account the newsimplesetting. It might be worth considering whether this method needs to be updated to handle cases wheresetting.simpleis true.Consider adding a check for
setting.simplein theupdateSettingmethod if there are any special considerations for simple settings:updateSetting() { const tableComp = this.$grid || this.table + if (this.setting?.simple) { + // Handle simple setting update if needed + return + } + tableComp.refreshColumn() this.tableFullColumn = this.tableFullColumn.slice(0) // eslint-disable-next-line vue/valid-next-tick return this.$nextTick(() => this.$refs.custom && this.$refs.custom.saveSettings()) }🧰 Tools
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[error] 425-426: Change to an optional chain.
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640-678: UpdatehandleSaveSettingsto considersimplesettingThe
handleSaveSettingsmethod doesn't appear to handle the case wheresetting.simpleis true. It might be beneficial to add a check for this condition to ensure consistent behavior with thesettingBtnClickmethod.Consider adding a check for
setting.simpleat the beginning of thehandleSaveSettingsmethod:handleSaveSettings(settingConfigs, visible, updatedSorting) { + if (this.setting?.simple) { + // Handle simple settings save if needed + return + } + let { settingStore, setting, settingOpts } = this let customRef = this.$refs.custom // ... rest of the method }🧰 Tools
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126-224: Update render function to handlesimplesettingThe render function doesn't seem to take into account the
simplesetting when rendering the custom wrapper. It might be worth updating this to ensure consistent behavior with thesettingBtnClickmethod.Consider updating the render function to handle the
simplesetting:render() { // ... existing code ... let childrenArg = [ renderButtonWrapper({ _vm: this, $buttons, $grid, table, buttons, vSize }), - setting ? renderCustomWrapper(args) : null, + setting && !setting.simple ? renderCustomWrapper(args) : null, refresh ? renderRefreshWrapper({ _vm: this }) : null, fullScreen ? renderFullScreenWrapper({ _vm: this }) : null, $tools ? renderToolsWrapper({ _vm: this, $tools, $grid, table }) : defaultSlot() ] // ... rest of the function }🧰 Tools
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1-824: Comprehensive testing needed forsimplesetting implementationThe introduction of the
simplesetting in thesettingBtnClickmethod represents a significant change in the toolbar's behavior. While the immediate code change is small, it could have far-reaching effects on how the toolbar operates in different scenarios.To ensure the integrity and correct functionality of the toolbar component with this new feature:
- Implement unit tests specifically for the
simplesetting behavior.- Update existing unit tests to cover both
simpleand non-simple setting scenarios.- Perform integration tests to verify the toolbar's interaction with other components when
simpleis true.- Update documentation to clearly explain the purpose and behavior of the
simplesetting.Consider creating a separate method to handle the
simplesetting logic, which could be called from bothsettingBtnClickand other relevant methods. This would centralize the logic and make it easier to maintain and test.handleSimpleSetting() { // Logic for handling simple setting } settingBtnClick() { if (this.setting?.simple) { return this.handleSimpleSetting(); } // ... rest of the method }This approach would make it easier to extend the
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[error] 425-426: Change to an optional chain.
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packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (5)
775-780: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.The
reloadCustomsfunction effectively updates custom column configurations and refreshes the table data. It's good that it updates the toolbar's column configuration to keep the UI in sync.Consider adding error handling to the promise chain. For example:
reloadCustoms(customColumns, sort, colWidth) { let first = () => { this.mergeCustomColumn(customColumns, sort, colWidth) } let second = () => { this.handleTableData(true) } let third = () => this.refreshColumn().then(() => this.tableFullColumn.slice(0)) - return this.$nextTick().then(first).then(second).then(third) + return this.$nextTick().then(first).then(second).then(third) + .catch(error => { + console.error('Error in reloadCustoms:', error) + // Consider emitting an event or handling the error appropriately + }) }
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781-795: LGTM! Consider improving parameter handling.The
handleVisibleColumnfunction effectively manages column visibility and updates the toolbar settings. It's good that it handles both specific column updates and resetting all columns.Consider making the function's behavior more explicit by using named parameters or an options object. For example:
-handleVisibleColumn(tableColumn, visible) { +handleVisibleColumn({ tableColumn, visible, resetAll = false }) { const { tableFullColumn } = this const toolbarVm = this.getVm('toolbar') - const columns = arguments.length ? [tableColumn] : tableFullColumn + const columns = resetAll ? tableFullColumn : [tableColumn] columns.forEach((column) => { - column.visible = arguments.length ? visible : true + column.visible = resetAll ? true : visible }) if (toolbarVm) { toolbarVm.updateSetting() } return this.$nextTick() }This change makes the function's behavior more clear and easier to use correctly.
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796-836: LGTM! Consider optimizing for performance.The
watchColumnfunction comprehensively handles column updates, including initialization, custom merging, and visibility updates. It's good that it emits events for important stages and updates related parameters.Consider optimizing the function for performance, especially for tables with many columns:
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Setfor faster lookups in the tree structure conflict check:// At the beginning of the function +const fixedColumns = new Set(fullColumn.filter(column => column.fixed).map(column => column.type)) +const hasExpandColumn = fullColumn.some(column => column.type === 'expand') // Replace the existing check -if ( - treeConfig && - fullColumn.some((column) => column.fixed) && - fullColumn.some((column) => column.type === 'expand') -) { +if (treeConfig && fixedColumns.size > 0 && hasExpandColumn) { warn('ui.grid.error.treeFixedExpand') }
- Consider debouncing or throttling this function if it's called frequently during user interactions.
These optimizations can help improve performance, especially for large tables with frequent column updates.
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837-907: LGTM! Consider refactoring for improved readability and maintainability.The
refreshColumnfunction effectively handles complex column layout updates, including fixed columns, group headers, and virtual scrolling. It's good that it emits an event after refreshing and attempts to restore scroll position.Consider breaking down this complex function into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability:
- Extract the column distribution logic into a separate function:
function distributeColumns(tableFullColumn) { const [leftList, centerList, rightList] = [[], [], []] // ... (existing distribution logic) return { leftList, centerList, rightList } }
- Create a separate function for handling group headers:
function handleGroupHeaders(isGroup, headerProps) { // ... (existing group header logic) }
- Extract the virtual scrolling logic:
function handleVirtualScrolling(scrollX, scrollXLoad, scrollXStore, tableColumn, visibleColumn) { // ... (existing virtual scrolling logic) return tableColumn }Then, refactor the
refreshColumnfunction to use these new functions:refreshColumn() { handleGroupHeaders(this.isGroup, this.headerProps) const { leftList, centerList, rightList } = distributeColumns(this.tableFullColumn) // ... (update columnStore) this.tableColumn = handleVirtualScrolling(this.scrollX, this.scrollXLoad, this.scrollXStore, tableColumn, this.visibleColumn) // ... (remaining logic) }This refactoring will make the function easier to understand and maintain, as well as make it easier to test individual parts of the logic.
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1-907: Overall, well-implemented but with room for improvement.The
methods.tsfile demonstrates a robust implementation of complex table functionality. It handles various aspects such as column management, scrolling, and data updates efficiently. However, there are several areas where the code could be improved:
Some functions are quite long and complex. Consider breaking these down into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability.
Error handling could be more consistent throughout the file. Consider implementing a standardized error handling approach.
While there's good attention to performance in many areas, some functions could benefit from further optimization, especially for large datasets.
Consider adding more inline documentation for complex logic to aid future maintenance.
Some functions could benefit from using more descriptive variable names to improve code clarity.
To improve the overall architecture:
- Consider implementing a state management pattern (e.g., Vuex) for complex state interactions.
- Look into extracting some of the complex logic into separate utility modules.
- Consider implementing a more robust typing system (e.g., TypeScript) to catch potential errors early and improve code documentation.
These changes would significantly improve the maintainability and scalability of the codebase.
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packages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/package.json (3)
3-3: LGTM: Addition of "type": "module"The addition of
"type": "module"is a positive change. It explicitly declares that this package uses ECMAScript modules, which is consistent with modern JavaScript practices. This can lead to better tree-shaking and module resolution in projects that use this package.
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packages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/src/index.ts (1)
426-428:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure the new condition doesn't break existing functionality.
The addition of an early return when
this.setting?.simpleis truthy changes the behavior of thesettingBtnClickmethod. This could potentially prevent the execution of custom settings or the default behavior.To ensure this change doesn't unintentionally break existing functionality, let's verify the usage of
settingBtnClick:Also, please confirm:
- Is this change intentional?
- Are there any scenarios where
setting.simpleis true but we still want to execute the rest of the method?- Has this change been tested with various configurations of the toolbar?
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Verified: The early return condition is scoped correctly and does not affect other parts of the codebase.
- The
settingBtnClickmethod andsetting.simpleproperty are only used withinpackages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/src/index.ts, ensuring that the introduced early return does not inadvertently impact other components or modules.🏁 Scripts executed
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* fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting fix * fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting not sync
* fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting fix (#2268) * fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting fix * fix(grid): [grid] toolbar simple setting not sync * fix(dropdown-item): [dropdown] fix issues for v-auto-tip and add effect attr * fix(pager): [pager] fix pager css vars default value error * fix(grid): [grid] fix grid jsx default slot error (#2285) --------- Co-authored-by: gimmyhehe <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: MomoPoppy <[email protected]>
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