perf: adjustment of auth form spelling errors, type adjustment, closer to actual development #4694
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updates to both localization files and TypeScript components across various directories. The localization updates standardize Chinese terms related to authentication, while the TypeScript modifications primarily focus on changing parameter types from specific structures (like Changes
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apps/web-antd/src/locales/langs/zh-CN/page.json (1)
3-6: Summary: Improved Chinese translations for login-related termsThe changes in this file consistently update the translation of "login" from "登陆" (to land) to "登录" (to log in) across multiple login-related terms. These corrections enhance the accuracy of the Chinese translations and improve the overall quality of the localization.
Consider implementing a glossary or translation memory system for maintaining consistency in translations across the project. This can help prevent similar discrepancies in the future and streamline the localization process.
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/types.ts (1)
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1-69: Consider enhancing theAuthenticationPropsinterfaceWhile the
AuthenticationPropsinterface itself hasn't changed, here are some suggestions to improve its structure and maintainability:
Internationalization: Consider using English for JSDoc comments to improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking developers. You could use a translation tool or documentation generator that supports multiple languages if bilingual documentation is needed.
Type Specificity: Some properties could benefit from more specific types. For example:
- Use a union type for
submitButtonTextto limit it to specific strings.- Consider using an enum for the different login paths.
Separation of Concerns: The interface mixes routing, UI state, and text content. Consider splitting it into smaller, more focused interfaces.
Here's an example of how you might refactor part of the interface:
enum LoginPath { CODE = '/code-login', QRCODE = '/qrcode-login', REGISTER = '/register', FORGET_PASSWORD = '/forget-password' } interface AuthenticationUIProps { showCodeLogin: boolean; showForgetPassword: boolean; showQrcodeLogin: boolean; showRegister: boolean; showRememberMe: boolean; showThirdPartyLogin: boolean; loading: boolean; } interface AuthenticationTextProps { title: string; subTitle: string; submitButtonText: 'Login' | 'Register' | 'Reset Password'; } interface AuthenticationProps { paths: Partial<Record<keyof typeof LoginPath, string>>; ui: Partial<AuthenticationUIProps>; text: Partial<AuthenticationTextProps>; }This refactoring improves type safety, separates concerns, and makes the interface more maintainable. Consider adopting a similar structure if it aligns with your project's needs.
apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (2)
31-34: Update function body to match new parameter type.The change from
stringtoRecordable<any>for thevalueparameter is good for flexibility. However, the function body should be updated to reflect this change.Consider the following improvements:
- Update the console.log statement to accurately represent the new data structure:
- console.log('reset email:', value); + console.log('reset data:', value);
- Consider using a more specific type instead of
Recordable<any>for better type safety. For example:interface ForgetPasswordData { email: string; // Add any other fields that might be present } function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<ForgetPasswordData>) { console.log('reset data:', value); // Add type-safe handling of the value object }
- Implement proper error handling and form submission logic.
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1-43: Summary: Improved flexibility with potential for enhanced type safetyThe changes in this file align well with the PR objectives of adjusting types to be closer to actual development practices. The introduction of the
Recordabletype and the update to thehandleSubmitfunction signature provide more flexibility in handling form data.However, to fully realize the benefits of these changes:
- Ensure that the increased flexibility doesn't come at the cost of type safety. Consider using more specific types where possible.
- Update the function body and any related logic to properly handle the new data structure.
- Verify that these changes are consistent across all related components in the authentication flow.
As you continue to refactor the authentication components, consider creating a shared interface for authentication-related data structures. This could help maintain consistency and type safety across the entire authentication flow.
apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (1)
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1-44: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives, but consider additional improvements.The modifications in this file successfully address the PR objective of type adjustment. The changes improve flexibility in handling form data, which is beneficial for actual development practices. However, there are a few points to consider:
While the type adjustments have been made, no spelling errors were addressed in this file. If there were any spelling issues, they might have been overlooked.
The increased flexibility comes with a potential trade-off in type safety. Consider if more specific types could be used without sacrificing the desired flexibility.
Ensure that these changes are consistently applied across all related components in the authentication module for maintainability and consistency.
Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes, especially if they affect the component's API or usage.
To maintain consistency across the authentication module, consider creating a shared type for authentication-related form data. This could improve type safety while maintaining flexibility:
// In a shared types file (e.g., authTypes.ts) export interface AuthFormData extends Recordable<any> { email: string; // Add other common fields as needed } // Then in your component function handleSubmit(value: AuthFormData) { // ... }This approach would provide better type hinting and catch potential errors earlier in the development process.
apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (2)
31-31: Approved: Function signature updated for flexibility, but consider improving type safety.The change from
stringtoRecordable<any>aligns with similar modifications across other components, allowing for more flexible input handling. This is good for standardizing the API across the authentication module.However, consider defining a more specific type instead of using
anyto maintain better type safety. For example:type ForgetPasswordFormData = { email: string; // Add any other fields that might be part of the form }; function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<ForgetPasswordFormData>) { // ... }This would provide flexibility while still ensuring type safety for the expected form fields.
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1-44: Overall: Changes improve flexibility while maintaining component integrity.The modifications to this component align well with the PR objectives of adjusting types to be closer to actual development practices. The changes improve flexibility without introducing breaking changes or altering the core functionality.
To further enhance the component, consider adding error handling to the
handleSubmitfunction. For example:function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<any>) { try { // Perform the password reset logic here console.log('reset email:', value); } catch (error) { // Handle any errors that occur during the process console.error('Error during password reset:', error); // You might want to set an error state or display a notification to the user } }This would improve the robustness of the component and provide a better user experience in case of errors.
apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (1)
53-53: Consider using a more specific type forvalues.The change from
LoginCodeParamstoRecordable<any>makes the function more flexible and consistent with changes in other authentication components. However, usingRecordable<any>might lead to a loss of type safety.While this change is acceptable, consider using a more specific type if the structure of
valuesis known. For example:async function handleLogin(values: Recordable<string>) { // ... }This would provide better type safety while still allowing for flexibility.
apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (1)
53-53: Consider using a more specific type thanRecordable<any>.The change to
Recordable<any>aligns with the PR objectives and provides flexibility. However, usinganymight lead to potential type safety issues. If possible, consider defining a more specific interface for the expected login values to maintain type safety while still allowing for flexibility.For example, you could define a type like this:
type LoginValues = Recordable<string | number>;And then use it in the function signature:
async function handleLogin(values: LoginValues) { // ... }This would provide more type safety while still allowing for flexibility in the structure of the login values.
apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (1)
53-53: Consider using a more specific type forhandleLoginparameterThe change from
LoginCodeParamstoRecordable<any>aligns with the PR objectives and makes the function more flexible. However, usinganymight reduce type safety.Consider defining a more specific type for the expected login values, e.g.,
Recordable<string>or a custom interface, to maintain better type safety while still allowing flexibility.playground/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (1)
53-53: LGTM: Function signature updated for flexibility, but consider type safety.The change from
LoginCodeParamstoRecordable<any>aligns with the PR objectives and similar changes in other components. This provides more flexibility in handling different types of login data.However, using
anymight reduce type safety. Consider using a more specific type or interface that describes the expected structure of the login data, such asRecordable<{ phoneNumber: string; code: string }>. This would maintain flexibility while providing better type checking.packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/qrcode-login.vue (1)
18-20: Approved: Consistent terminology in comments.The update from "登陆路径" to "登录路径" in the comment for the
loginPathproperty is a positive change. It aligns with the standardization of Chinese terms related to authentication across the project, as mentioned in the PR summary. This consistency in terminology helps maintain clear and accurate documentation.Consider reviewing other files in the project to ensure this terminology update is applied consistently across all relevant comments and documentation.
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/forget-password.vue (2)
50-50: Approved with suggestion: Consider using a more specific type for emitThe change from
[string]to[Record<string, any>]for thesubmitevent emission provides more flexibility in the data that can be emitted. This aligns with the PR objective of adjusting types to be closer to actual development practices.However, using
Record<string, any>might lead to potential type safety issues. If the structure of the emitted data is known, consider using a more specific interface or type to maintain type safety while still allowing flexibility.For example:
interface SubmitData { email: string; // Add other fields as needed } submit: [SubmitData];This approach balances flexibility with type safety.
67-70: Approved with suggestion: Improve error handling in handleSubmitThe changes to
handleSubmitfunction are good improvements:
- It now properly validates the form before getting values.
- Emitting the entire
valuesobject allows for more comprehensive data submission.However, there's an opportunity to improve error handling. Consider adding error handling for the case where validation fails. Here's a suggested improvement:
async function handleSubmit() { try { const { valid } = await validate(); if (valid) { const values = await getValues(); emit('submit', values); } else { // Handle invalid form console.error('Form validation failed'); // Optionally, you could emit an error event or show a user-friendly message } } catch (error) { console.error('An error occurred during form submission:', error); // Handle any unexpected errors } }This approach provides more robust error handling and improves the overall reliability of the form submission process.
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/code-login.vue (2)
51-51: Approved: Emit type change increases flexibility, but consider type safety.The change from
LoginCodeEmits['submit']to[Recordable<any>]aligns with the more flexible typing approach. However, this reduces type safety for the emitted event data.Consider defining a specific interface for the emitted data to maintain some level of type safety:
interface CodeLoginSubmitData { code: string; phoneNumber: string; [key: string]: any; // Allow additional properties } // Then use it in the emit declaration submit: [CodeLoginSubmitData];This approach would provide better type checking while still allowing for flexibility.
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68-75: Approved: Updated emit structure, but consider adding value validation.The
handleSubmitfunction has been updated to usegetValues()and construct the emitted object with specific properties. This aligns well with the newRecordable<any>type.Consider adding validation for the extracted values to prevent undefined values from being emitted:
const values = await getValues(); if (valid && values?.code && values?.phoneNumber) { emit('submit', { code: values.code, phoneNumber: values.phoneNumber, }); } else { // Handle the case where required values are missing console.error('Required form values are missing'); }This ensures that only valid and complete data is emitted.
packages/effects/layouts/src/widgets/lock-screen/lock-screen-modal.vue (2)
26-26: Consider using a more specific type for emitThe change from a specific
LockAndRegisterParamstype toRecordable<any>aligns with the PR's objective of adjusting types. However, usinganymight reduce type safety. If possible, consider using a more specific type that still allows for flexibility, such asRecordable<string>if the emitted value is always a string, or define a new interface that accurately represents the expected structure.
65-68: LGTM with a suggestion for error handlingThe changes to the
handleSubmitfunction improve code clarity by separating validation and value retrieval. Emitting only thelockScreenPasswordis more specific and potentially more secure than emitting the entire form values object.Consider adding error handling for cases where
valuesorlockScreenPasswordmight be undefined:if (valid && values?.lockScreenPassword) { emit('submit', values.lockScreenPassword); } else { // Handle error or invalid state console.error('Invalid form or missing lockScreenPassword'); }This would provide more robust error handling and prevent potential issues with undefined values.
apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
90-93: LGTM! Consider using a more specific type if possible.The change to
Recordable<any>for thehandleSubmitfunction parameter is consistent with the import modifications and increases flexibility. However, usinganyreduces type safety. If the structure of the input is known, consider using a more specific type to maintain type checking benefits.If the structure of the registration form data is known, consider defining a specific interface:
interface RegistrationFormData { username: string; password: string; confirmPassword: string; agreePolicy: boolean; } function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<RegistrationFormData>) { // Function body remains the same }This approach maintains flexibility while providing better type checking.
apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
90-93: Approved with suggestion: Consider using a more specific typeThe change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>in thehandleSubmitfunction signature aligns with the import changes and makes the function more flexible. This change doesn't affect the current implementation as the function body only logs the received value.However, using
anytype might lead to a loss of type safety, potentially making it harder to catch errors at compile-time. Consider using a more specific type if the structure of the registration form data is known and consistent. For example:function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<string | boolean>) { // ... }This would still provide flexibility while maintaining some level of type safety.
apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (2)
90-93: Consider adding runtime type checking forhandleSubmitparametersWhile changing to
Recordable<any>provides flexibility, it removes compile-time type checking. To maintain type safety, consider adding runtime type checking or validation for the expected properties of thevalueparameter.Here's a suggestion to add basic type checking:
-function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<any>) { +function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<any>) { + // Basic runtime type checking + if (typeof value.username !== 'string' || typeof value.password !== 'string' || typeof value.confirmPassword !== 'string' || typeof value.agreePolicy !== 'boolean') { + console.error('Invalid input types for registration'); + return; + } // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.log('register submit:', value); }
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1-105: Summary of changes and their implicationsThe changes in this file primarily involve adjusting the type system approach:
- Replacing
LoginAndRegisterParamswithRecordable<any>.- Updating the
handleSubmitfunction signature accordingly.These changes align with the PR objectives of type adjustment. While they introduce more flexibility, they also reduce type safety. Consider the following recommendations:
- Ensure this change is applied consistently across all relevant components.
- Add runtime type checking or validation where
Recordable<any>is used to maintain type safety.- Update documentation to reflect these changes in the type system approach.
playground/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
90-90: Consider using a more specific type for improved type safety.The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>aligns with the import changes and provides more flexibility. However, usinganymight lead to a loss of type safety.Consider defining a more specific type for the form data to maintain type safety while still allowing for flexibility. For example:
type RegisterFormData = { username: string; password: string; confirmPassword: string; agreePolicy: boolean; }; function handleSubmit(value: Recordable<RegisterFormData>) { // ... }This approach provides both flexibility and type safety.
playground/src/store/auth.ts (1)
29-30: LGTM, but consider using a more specific type if possible.The change to
Recordable<any>for theparamsparameter is consistent with the import changes and allows for more flexible parameter passing. However, if the structure of the login parameters is known, consider using a more specific type (e.g.,Recordable<string>or a custom interface) to maintain some level of type safety while still allowing flexibility.If the login parameters have a known structure, consider defining a custom interface:
interface LoginParams { username: string; password: string; // Add other known fields } async function authLogin( params: Recordable<LoginParams>, onSuccess?: () => Promise<void> | void, ) { // ... existing implementation }apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (1)
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1-116: Overall assessment of changes in auth.tsThe changes in this file align with the PR objectives of addressing spelling errors and making type adjustments. The parameter type change in
authLoginincreases flexibility but at the cost of type safety, which should be carefully considered. The comment correction improves consistency in terminology.Consider the following recommendations:
- Evaluate the trade-off between flexibility and type safety in the
authLoginfunction.- Ensure that all calls to
authLoginacross the project are updated to match the new parameter type.- Review the entire file for any other instances where similar type adjustments or terminology corrections might be beneficial.
apps/web-naive/src/store/auth.ts (2)
28-28: Consider using a more specific type instead ofRecordable<any>.The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>increases flexibility but might reduce type safety. While this aligns with changes in other files, consider using a more specific type if the structure of the login parameters is known. This could help prevent potential runtime errors and improve code maintainability.For example, if the login parameters are known, you could define a type like:
type LoginParams = Recordable<string | number | boolean>;This would provide more type safety than
Recordable<any>while still allowing flexibility.
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1-115: Overall, the changes improve consistency but consider refining type definitions.The modifications in this file align well with the project-wide updates mentioned in the PR objectives and AI summary. The changes improve consistency in type usage and terminology across the project. However, to further enhance type safety and maintainability, consider defining more specific types for the login parameters instead of using
Recordable<any>.As a follow-up action, it would be beneficial to review the actual structure of the login parameters and create a more specific type definition if possible. This would help balance the need for flexibility with the benefits of strong typing.
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apps/web-antd/src/locales/langs/zh-CN/page.json (3)
3-3: Approved: Correction of Chinese translation for "login"The change from "登陆" to "登录" is correct. "登录" is the accurate term for "login" in Chinese, while "登陆" means "to land". This improvement enhances the translation accuracy.
5-5: Approved: Consistent correction for "codeLogin" translationThe change from "验证码登陆" to "验证码登录" is correct and consistent with the previous update. This ensures that the term for "login" is accurately translated throughout the file.
6-6: Approved: Consistent correction for "qrcodeLogin" translationThe change from "二维码登陆" to "二维码登录" is correct and consistent with the previous updates. This completes the standardization of the "login" term in this file.
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packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/index.ts (1)
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7-8: Consider the implications of removing type exportsThe removal of
LoginAndRegisterParamsandLoginCodeParamstype exports aligns with the PR objective of adjusting types. However, this change may have several implications:
- It could potentially break type checking in other parts of the codebase that were importing these types.
- Using
Recordable<any>instead of specific parameter types might make the API less type-safe.- The change could affect documentation and developer experience, as specific parameter types often provide more clarity about expected input.
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70-70: Verify the impact of removed exports on dependent modulesThe export statement has been simplified to only include
AuthenticationProps. This change aligns with the removal of several types and interfaces (LoginAndRegisterParams,LoginCodeParams,LoginEmits,LoginCodeEmits,RegisterEmits) as mentioned in the summary.While this simplification can lead to a cleaner API, it's crucial to ensure that:
- All modules previously importing these removed types have been updated accordingly.
- The shift to more generic types (like
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1-42: LGTM: Changes are consistent with component structureThe modification to the
handleSubmitfunction signature is consistent with the overall structure of the component:
- It aligns well with the
formSchemadefinition, which includes an email field.- The usage of
AuthenticationForgetPasswordcomponent in the template remains correct with the@submitevent handler.- The
VbenFormSchematype is properly imported and utilized in theformSchemacomputed property.- Localization is correctly implemented using the
$tfunction.These changes enhance type safety and flexibility without disrupting the component's functionality.
30-33: Update console.log to reflect new parameter typeThe
handleSubmitfunction now accepts aRecord<string, any>instead of a string, which is a good change as it aligns with the form schema. However, the console.log statement should be updated to reflect this change.Consider updating the console.log statement as follows:
- console.log('reset email:', value); + console.log('reset email:', value.email);This change assumes that the email is stored in the
valueobject, which aligns with the form schema defined informSchema.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's check for similar patterns:
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apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM. Verify type consistency across the project.The addition of the
Recordabletype import from '@vben/types' is appropriate and aligns with similar changes in other components. This change introduces more flexibility in handling data structures.To ensure consistency, let's verify the usage of
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apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (2)
3-3: LGTM: New import aligns with type adjustments.The addition of the
Recordabletype import from '@vben/types' is appropriate and necessary for the subsequent changes in the file. This change supports the PR's objective of type adjustment and improves type safety.
31-31: Approved with suggestions: Consider type safety and function implementation.The change from
stringtoRecordable<any>for thehandleSubmitfunction parameter allows for more flexible input types, which aligns with the PR's objective of type adjustment. However, consider the following suggestions:
Type safety: While
Recordable<any>provides flexibility, it might reduce type safety. Consider using a more specific type if the structure of the form data is known.Function implementation: Ensure that the function body correctly handles the new input type to avoid potential runtime errors.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential type mismatches or errors related to the handleSubmit function # Search for usages of handleSubmit in the codebase echo "Searching for handleSubmit usages:" rg -p "handleSubmit" --type vue # Check for any TODO or FIXME comments related to handleSubmit echo "Checking for TODO or FIXME comments related to handleSubmit:" rg -p "TODO|FIXME.*handleSubmit" --type vue # Search for any error handling related to handleSubmit echo "Checking for error handling related to handleSubmit:" rg -p "try.*catch.*handleSubmit" --type vueLength of output: 532
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Retry searching for handleSubmit usages without specifying file type echo "Searching for handleSubmit usages without specifying file type:" rg "handleSubmit" echo "Checking for TODO or FIXME comments related to handleSubmit without specifying file type:" rg -e "TODO.*handleSubmit" -e "FIXME.*handleSubmit" echo "Checking for error handling related to handleSubmit without specifying file type:" rg "try.*catch.*handleSubmit"Length of output: 7338
apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/forget-password.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM: New import enhances type safety.The addition of the
Recordabletype import from '@vben/types' is a good practice. It provides explicit typing for thehandleSubmitfunction parameter, enhancing type safety and code readability.apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (1)
2-3: LGTM: Import changes are appropriate.The addition of the
Recordabletype import from '@vben/types' is consistent with the changes made to thehandleLoginfunction signature. This change allows for more flexible typing, which can be beneficial when handling various form structures.apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (2)
2-3: LGTM: Import changes align with type adjustments.The addition of
Recordableimport and removal ofLoginCodeParamsreflect a shift towards more generic typing. This change is consistent with the PR objectives and promotes flexibility in handling various data structures.
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1-67: Summary: Type adjustments improve flexibility with minimal impact on functionality.The changes in this file focus on type adjustments, moving from specific types to more generic ones. This aligns with the PR objectives and improves flexibility in handling login data. The core functionality of the component remains unchanged, and no breaking changes are introduced.
However, it's worth noting that the shift to more generic types (like
Recordable<any>) might slightly reduce type safety. Consider balancing flexibility with type safety by using more specific generic types where possible.Overall, these changes are a step towards standardizing the handling of login-related parameters across the codebase.
apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (2)
2-3: Import changes align with PR objectivesThe addition of
Recordableimport and the removal ofLoginCodeParamsare consistent with the PR's goal of type adjustment. This change allows for more flexible typing in the component.
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66-70: Verify compatibility with AuthenticationCodeLogin componentThe changes to the
handleLoginfunction signature don't affect the template or form structure. However, it's important to ensure that theAuthenticationCodeLogincomponent is compatible with the newRecordable<any>type for the@submitevent.Please run the following script to check the
AuthenticationCodeLogincomponent definition:playground/src/views/_core/authentication/code-login.vue (2)
2-3: LGTM: Import changes align with type adjustments.The addition of
Recordableimport and removal ofLoginCodeParams(as inferred from the AI summary) align with the PR objectives of type adjustment. This change moves towards a more flexible typing approach, which can be beneficial for actual development practices.
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1-67: Overall impact: Low risk, but verify functionality.The changes to this component are primarily type-related and don't affect its core functionality or behavior. The more flexible typing allows for easier integration with different data structures, which aligns with the PR objectives.
However, to ensure that these changes haven't introduced any unforeseen issues:
- Verify that the login process still works as expected with the new typing.
- Test edge cases, such as submitting the form with unexpected data structures.
- Ensure that any dependent components or services are compatible with the new
Recordable<any>type.To assist in verifying the changes, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any inconsistencies or remaining usages of the old type, ensuring that the changes have been applied consistently across the codebase.
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Type Changes Verified and Consistent Across Codebase
The changes to use
Recordable<any>instead ofLoginCodeParamsare consistent across the codebase, with no remaining instances ofLoginCodeParamsfound. TheRecordable<any>type is uniformly applied in relevant components and store modules, ensuring type consistency.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other occurrences of LoginCodeParams and potential inconsistencies # Search for any remaining usage of LoginCodeParams echo "Searching for remaining usage of LoginCodeParams:" rg "LoginCodeParams" # Search for other similar changes from specific types to Recordable<any> echo "Searching for similar type changes to Recordable<any>:" rg "Recordable<any>" # Search for potential inconsistencies in handleLogin function signatures echo "Searching for handleLogin function signatures:" rg "function handleLogin"Length of output: 2882
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/forget-password.vue (2)
20-20: Approved: Corrected Chinese spelling for "login path"The change from "登陆路径" to "登录路径" is correct. This improves the accuracy of the Chinese localization for the login path description.
53-53: Approved: Added getValues to form utilitiesThe addition of
getValuesto the destructured return value ofuseVbenFormis a good improvement. This allows for more granular control over form data retrieval, separating it from the validation process. This change supports the more flexible data submission approach introduced in this PR.playground/src/views/demos/access/index.vue (1)
2-2: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider the trade-offs of using
Recordable<any>The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>for theaccountsobject type increases flexibility but may reduce type safety. While this aligns with similar changes across the project, consider the following points:
Flexibility vs. Type Safety:
Recordable<any>allows for more flexible object structures but sacrifices some type checking benefits. This could potentially lead to runtime errors if unexpected data structures are used.Consistency: Ensure this change is consistent with the project's overall typing strategy and that it doesn't break any assumptions in other parts of the codebase.
Documentation: With a more flexible type, it becomes crucial to document the expected structure of the
accountsobject to prevent misuse.Consider using a more specific type that still allows for flexibility, such as:
type AccountInfo = { username: string; password: string; [key: string]: any; }; const accounts: Record<string, AccountInfo> = { // ... (rest of the code remains the same) };This approach maintains flexibility while providing some type safety for essential fields.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script:
This script will help identify any inconsistencies or potential issues related to the type change.
Also applies to: 14-14
✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful: Type Change Consistently Applied
The type change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>has been consistently applied in the relevant files (index.vueandbutton-control.vue), with no remaining references to the old type. No issues were found regarding type inconsistencies.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of Recordable<any> and potential LoginAndRegisterParams references # Test 1: Check for any remaining references to LoginAndRegisterParams echo "Checking for LoginAndRegisterParams references:" rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" # Test 2: Verify consistent usage of Recordable<any> for account-related objects echo "Checking for consistent Recordable<any> usage:" rg "Record<string,\s*Recordable<any>>" # Test 3: Look for potential type-related issues or inconsistencies echo "Checking for potential type-related issues:" ast-grep --pattern 'const $VAR: $TYPE = $EXPR' -l typescriptLength of output: 229246
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/code-login.vue (3)
21-21: Approved: Corrected Chinese spelling for "login".The comment for the
loginPathprop has been updated to use the correct Chinese character for "login". This improves the accuracy of the documentation.
56-56: Approved: Improved form handling with separated validation and value retrieval.The changes in form handling logic improve the separation of concerns:
- Including
getValuesin the destructuring ofuseVbenFormreturn value.- Separating the validation process from value retrieval in
handleSubmit.These changes allow for more flexible handling of form data and align well with the use of
Recordable<any>.Also applies to: 68-69
2-2: Approved: Import change aligns with PR objectives, but consider type safety.The change from a specific
LoginCodeParamstype to the more flexibleRecordable<any>aligns with the PR's goal of type adjustment. However, be aware that this may reduce type safety in the component.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, run the following script:
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Verified: Import changes are consistent across authentication components.
All instances of
LoginCodeParamshave been successfully replaced withRecordable<any>in the authentication-related files, ensuring consistent and flexible type usage throughout the component.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usages of LoginCodeParams # and verify the adoption of Recordable<any> in related files. echo "Checking for remaining LoginCodeParams usages:" rg "LoginCodeParams" echo "\nVerifying Recordable<any> usage in authentication files:" rg "Recordable<any>" "packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/"Length of output: 595
packages/effects/layouts/src/widgets/lock-screen/lock-screen-modal.vue (2)
2-2: LGTM: Import of Recordable typeThe addition of the
Recordabletype import is appropriate and aligns with the type changes made in the component. This import enhances type safety and clarity in the code.
29-29: LGTM: Destructuring getValues from useVbenFormThe addition of
getValuesto the destructured return value ofuseVbenFormis a good change. It allows for more efficient access to form values and is used appropriately in thehandleSubmitfunction.packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/register.vue (5)
21-21: Approved: Chinese terminology correctionThe comment for
loginPathhas been updated from "登陆路径" to "登录路径". This change corrects the Chinese terminology and aligns with the PR objective of addressing spelling errors.
55-55: Approved: AddedgetValuesmethod for form handlingThe
getValuesmethod has been added to the destructured return ofuseVbenForm. This addition enhances the form handling capabilities and is likely related to changes in thehandleSubmitfunction. It allows for more flexible retrieval of form values.
69-70: Approved: Improved form submission processThe
handleSubmitfunction has been updated to usevalidate()andgetValues()separately. This change:
- Separates the validation and value retrieval steps.
- Provides more control over the form submission process.
- Is consistent with the addition of
getValuesin theuseVbenFormcall.This approach allows for more flexible handling of form data and validation, which can be beneficial for error handling and user feedback.
52-52: Approved: Emit type generalized, consider type safetyThe type of the
submitevent has been changed fromRegisterEmits['submit']to[Recordable<any>]. This change is consistent with the move towards more flexible typing and aligns with the PR objectives. However, while this enhances reusability, it might reduce type safety.Consider using a more specific type if possible, or adding runtime type checks to ensure data integrity.
Let's verify the consistency of this change across similar components:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistent emit type changes in authentication components # Test: Search for similar emit declarations in authentication components echo "Emit declarations in authentication components:" rg "submit:.*Recordable.*" packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/
2-2: Approved: Import ofRecordableenhances type flexibilityThe addition of
Recordableimport from '@vben/types' and the removal ofLoginAndRegisterParams(as mentioned in the AI summary) indicate a shift towards more flexible typing. This change aligns well with the PR objective of type adjustment and closer alignment with actual development practices.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify the usage of
Recordable:apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts (3)
86-86: Approved: Improved Chinese terminology in commentThe correction of "登陆" to "登录" in the comment improves the accuracy of the Chinese terminology used. This change enhances code readability for Chinese-speaking developers and maintains consistency with other localization updates in the project.
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1-116: Summary: Minor changes with potential implicationsThe changes in this file include:
- Updating the
authLoginfunction parameter type toRecordable<any>.- Correcting Chinese terminology in a comment.
While these changes are minor, the type change in
authLogincould have broader implications for type safety and consistency across the project.To ensure these changes don't introduce inconsistencies, let's verify the usage of
authLoginacross the project:#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the usage of authLogin function across the project # Test: Search for authLogin function calls rg -A 5 'authLogin\('This will help identify any potential issues with how
authLoginis being called in other parts of the codebase.
28-28:⚠️ Potential issueConsider using a more specific type than
Recordable<any>The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>increases flexibility but at the cost of type safety. While this aligns with changes in other components, it may lead to potential runtime errors and reduced code clarity.Consider using a union type or a generic constraint to maintain some level of type safety while allowing for flexibility. For example:
type LoginParams = { username: string; password: string; [key: string]: any; }; async function authLogin( params: LoginParams, onSuccess?: () => Promise<void> | void, ) { // ... }This approach provides better type hinting for required fields while still allowing additional properties.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce inconsistencies, let's check the
loginApiimplementation:apps/web-antd/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
2-3: LGTM! Verify type compatibility across the codebase.The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>aligns with the PR objective of type adjustment and potentially improves code flexibility. This change looks good, but ensure thatRecordable<any>is compatible with the previousLoginAndRegisterParamstype throughout the codebase.To verify the impact of this change, run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
Verified! The import changes are correctly implemented, and
Recordable<any>is consistently used without introducing type errors across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usages of LoginAndRegisterParams and verify Recordable usage # Test 1: Check for any remaining imports of LoginAndRegisterParams echo "Checking for remaining LoginAndRegisterParams imports:" rg "import.*LoginAndRegisterParams.*from.*@vben/common-ui" # Test 2: Verify Recordable usage in other files echo "Checking Recordable usage:" rg "Recordable<any>" # Test 3: Check for any type errors related to this change echo "Checking for potential type errors:" rg "Type.*'Recordable<any>'.*is not assignable to type"Length of output: 2437
apps/web-ele/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
2-3: Approved: Import changes align with function signature updateThe addition of
Recordableimport and removal ofLoginAndRegisterParamsimport are consistent with the changes in thehandleSubmitfunction signature. This move towards a more flexible typing system could allow for easier extensibility of the registration form in the future.However, be aware that this change might slightly reduce type safety if
LoginAndRegisterParamswas providing more specific type information. Ensure that this doesn't lead to any loss of important type checks elsewhere in the codebase.To verify the impact of this change, let's check for any remaining usages of
LoginAndRegisterParams:apps/web-naive/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (1)
2-3: Consider the trade-offs of usingRecordable<any>instead ofLoginAndRegisterParamsThe change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>introduces more flexibility but potentially reduces type safety. While this allows for a more generic approach, it might make it harder to catch type-related errors at compile-time.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, let's verify the usage:
✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful:
LoginAndRegisterParamshas been fully replaced withRecordable<any>All instances of
LoginAndRegisterParamshave been removed, andRecordable<any>is consistently used in allhandleSubmitfunctions across the codebase. This change ensures uniformity and increases flexibility in form handling.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usages of LoginAndRegisterParams # and verify consistent usage of Recordable<any> for form submissions # Test 1: Check for any remaining imports of LoginAndRegisterParams echo "Checking for remaining LoginAndRegisterParams imports:" rg "import.*LoginAndRegisterParams.*from.*@vben/common-ui" # Test 2: Verify consistent usage of Recordable<any> in handleSubmit functions echo "Checking for consistent usage of Recordable<any> in handleSubmit functions:" rg "function\s+handleSubmit.*:\s*Recordable<any>"Length of output: 1152
playground/src/views/_core/authentication/register.vue (2)
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101-105: Verify compatibility with AuthenticationRegister component.While the changes in import and function signature don't directly affect the rest of this component, it's important to ensure that the
AuthenticationRegistercomponent can handle the newRecordable<any>type passed to it via the@submitevent.Please verify the following:
- Check the
AuthenticationRegistercomponent's implementation to ensure it can handle the newRecordable<any>type.- Update any relevant documentation or prop types for the
AuthenticationRegistercomponent if necessary.You can use the following script to locate the
AuthenticationRegistercomponent definition:#!/bin/bash # Description: Locate AuthenticationRegister component definition # Test: Search for AuthenticationRegister component rg -A 10 "defineComponent.*AuthenticationRegister"
2-3: LGTM: Import changes align with PR objectives.The addition of
Recordabletype from '@vben/types' and the removal ofLoginAndRegisterParamsalign with the PR's objective of type adjustment. This change suggests a move towards more flexible data structures for form handling.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check for any remaining usages of
LoginAndRegisterParamsin the codebase:✅ Verification successful
Verified: Import changes are correctly implemented and do not introduce any issues.
The removal of
LoginAndRegisterParamshas been successfully verified with no remaining usages found in the codebase. The introduction ofRecordablealigns with existing practices and its widespread usage across multiple files confirms a seamless integration.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usages of LoginAndRegisterParams # Test: Search for LoginAndRegisterParams usage rg "LoginAndRegisterParams"Length of output: 52
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify removal of LoginAndRegisterParams and usage of Recordable # Search for any occurrences of LoginAndRegisterParams rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" # Search for usages of Recordable to ensure it's integrated properly rg "Recordable"Length of output: 4708
playground/src/store/auth.ts (3)
88-88: LGTM: Comment spelling correction.The spelling correction in the Chinese comment improves clarity and correctness.
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1-114: Overall LGTM with minor suggestions for improvement.The changes in this file align well with the PR objectives of addressing spelling errors and adjusting types. The shift to
Recordable<any>provides more flexibility but at the cost of some type safety. Consider using more specific types where possible to balance flexibility and type safety.As a final step, please ensure that these changes are consistent across the entire codebase and that all components interacting with the
authLoginfunction are updated accordingly.Run the following script to verify the consistency of these changes across the codebase:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify consistency of auth-related changes across the codebase echo "Checking for any remaining usages of LoginAndRegisterParams:" rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" echo "\nVerifying Recordable<any> usage for auth-related functions:" rg "params:\s*Recordable<any>" echo "\nChecking for any inconsistent usage of '登录' vs '登陆':" rg "登陆"
1-1: LGTM, but consider type safety implications.The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>aligns with the PR objective of type adjustment and provides more flexibility. However, be aware that this might reduce type safety, as it allows any key-value pairs.To ensure this change is consistent across the codebase, run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
Verification Successful
All references to
LoginAndRegisterParamshave been successfully removed, andRecordable<any>is consistently used forparamsacross all relevant auth store files. No type declarations or documentation references toLoginAndRegisterParamswere found.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usages of LoginAndRegisterParams # and verify the consistent use of Recordable<any> for login parameters. echo "Checking for remaining LoginAndRegisterParams usages:" rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" echo "\nVerifying Recordable<any> usage for login parameters:" rg "params:\s*Recordable<any>"Length of output: 729
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Comprehensive verification of type changes in auth stores. echo "Verifying no remaining imports of LoginAndRegisterParams:" rg "import.*LoginAndRegisterParams" echo "\nEnsuring Recordable<any> is consistently used for params in auth stores:" rg "params:\s*Recordable<any>" playground/src/store/auth.ts apps/web-naive/src/store/auth.ts apps/web-antd/src/store/auth.ts apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts echo "\nChecking for any type declarations referencing LoginAndRegisterParams:" rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" $(fd -t f -e ts) echo "\nEnsuring no comments or documentation reference LoginAndRegisterParams:" rg "LoginAndRegisterParams" $(fd -t f -e md,ts)Length of output: 25488
apps/web-ele/src/store/auth.ts (2)
87-87: Approved: Correction of Chinese term for "login"The change from "登陆" to "登录" in the comment is correct and aligns with the standardization of Chinese terms related to authentication.
To ensure consistency across the project, let's check for any remaining instances of "登陆":
#!/bin/bash # Search for remaining instances of "登陆" in the project rg "登陆" --type ts --type vuePlease review the results and consider updating any remaining instances for consistency.
28-28:⚠️ Potential issueConsider using a more specific type instead of
Recordable<any>The change from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable<any>increases flexibility but at the cost of type safety. While this aligns with changes in other parts of the project, it may lead to potential runtime errors if the correct structure isn't maintained by the callers.Consider using a more specific type that still allows for flexibility. For example:
type LoginParams = Recordable<string | number | boolean>;This would provide some level of type checking while still allowing for a flexible structure.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce inconsistencies, let's check how
authLoginis used across the project:Please review the results to ensure all calls to
authLoginare updated accordingly.✅ Verification successful
Type change to
Recordable<any>verified successfullyAll usages of
authLoginhave been updated to accommodate the newRecordable<any>type without introducing type inconsistencies or errors.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for usages of authLogin function rg "authLogin\(" -A 3Length of output: 81
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for usages of authLogin function in TypeScript and Vue files rg "authLogin\(" -A 3 -g "*.ts" -g "*.vue"Length of output: 2352
apps/web-naive/src/store/auth.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to include
Recordablefrom '@vben/types', which aligns with the parameter type change in theauthLoginfunction. Removing unused imports is a good practice for code cleanliness.
87-87: LGTM: Comment updated for consistency.The Chinese terminology for "login page" has been corrected from "登陆页" to "登录页". This change improves consistency with other localization updates across the project and enhances the accuracy of the comment.
packages/effects/common-ui/src/ui/authentication/login.vue (5)
2-2: LGTM: Consistent type import across authentication components.The import of
Recordablefrom '@vben/types' aligns with the PR objective of making type adjustments. This change introduces more flexibility in type handling and is consistent with similar modifications in other authentication components.
47-47: LGTM: Enhanced form value retrieval.The addition of
getValuesto the destructured return value ofuseVbenFormis a good change. It provides more explicit control over form value retrieval and is consistent with the updates in thehandleSubmitfunction.
66-67: LGTM: Improved form submission process.The updates to the
handleSubmitfunction enhance the clarity and consistency of the form submission process:
- Separating validation from value retrieval (lines 66-67) provides a more robust approach.
- Directly emitting
values(line 73) is consistent with the updated emit type definition.These changes simplify the submission process and make it more straightforward.
Also applies to: 73-73
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1-173: Overall assessment: Positive improvements to login component.The changes in this file successfully address the PR objectives by:
- Enhancing type flexibility with the introduction of
Recordable<any>.- Improving form handling and submission process.
- Maintaining consistency with other authentication components.
These modifications contribute to a more standardized and flexible authentication system across the project. The changes are well-implemented and align with best practices in Vue component development.
44-44: LGTM: Flexible emit type definition.The updated emit type definition for the 'submit' event to
[Recordable<any>]is consistent with theRecordableimport and allows for more flexible data structures. This change enhances the component's adaptability to various use cases.Please verify that the parent component correctly handles the potentially more flexible structure of the emitted data. Run the following script to check the usage of this component:
playground/src/views/demos/access/button-control.vue (4)
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1-165: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file are part of a broader effort to adjust types in the project, replacing
LoginAndRegisterParamswith the more flexibleRecordable<any>. While this change aligns with the PR objectives, it introduces some potential risks:
- Reduced type safety: The new
Recordable<any>type is less specific, which could lead to type-related issues.- Potential runtime errors: Parts of the code that rely on specific properties of the account objects may now be prone to runtime errors.
- Code clarity: The use of a more generic type might make it less clear what structure is expected in the
accountsobject.Recommendations:
- Carefully review all usages of the
accountsobject to ensure compatibility with the new type.- Consider adding runtime checks or type guards where necessary to maintain the expected structure of account objects.
- Update any documentation or comments to reflect the new, more flexible type of the
accountsobject.- If possible, consider using a more specific type than
Recordable<any>that still captures the structure of the account objects.To ensure these changes don't introduce unintended consequences, please run comprehensive tests, paying special attention to the login and account switching functionality.
14-14: Verify the impact of using a more generic type foraccounts.The type of
accountshas been changed fromRecord<string, LoginAndRegisterParams>toRecord<string, Recordable<any>>. This change introduces more flexibility but also reduces type safety. Consider the following points:
- Type safety: The
Recordable<any>type is very permissive and might allow properties that weren't intended in the originalLoginAndRegisterParamstype.- Code maintainability: With a less specific type, it may become harder to track what properties are expected in the account objects.
- Potential runtime errors: If any part of the code relies on specific properties of
LoginAndRegisterParams, this change could lead to runtime errors.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check how the
accountsobject is used throughout the component:#!/bin/bash # Search for usage of the accounts object ast-grep --pattern 'accounts.$_'Review the results to ensure that all usages of
accountsare compatible with the newRecordable<any>type.
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37-46: EnsurechangeAccountfunction remains compatible with the newaccountstype.While the
changeAccountfunction hasn't been modified, it uses theaccountsobject which now has a less specific type. Consider the following:
- Type safety: The function assumes certain properties (like
passwordandusername) exist in the account object. With the newRecordable<any>type, these properties are no longer guaranteed by the type system.- Potential runtime errors: If the structure of the account objects changes, it could lead to runtime errors in this function.
To ensure the
changeAccountfunction remains compatible, please review its usage of theaccountsobject:#!/bin/bash # Search for usage of accounts object properties in changeAccount function ast-grep --pattern 'function changeAccount($_) { $$$ accounts[$_] $$$ }'Verify that all properties accessed from
accounts[role]are still valid with the new type.
2-2: Consider the implications of using a more generic type.The import has been changed from
LoginAndRegisterParamstoRecordable. While this aligns with the PR objective of adjusting types, it's important to consider the following:
- Type safety:
Recordableis likely more flexible but potentially less specific thanLoginAndRegisterParams. This could lead to reduced type checking and potential runtime errors if not handled carefully.- Code clarity: The more generic type might make it less clear what structure is expected in the
accountsobject.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to check for any usage of
LoginAndRegisterParamsin the codebase:If there are no results, it confirms that the type has been consistently updated across the project.
docs/src/guide/in-depth/access.md (2)
14-14: Approved: Consistent terminology correctionThe change from "登陆" to "登录" is a correct typographical adjustment. This modification aligns with similar updates made across various localization files in the project, ensuring consistency in login-related terms.
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1-391: Suggestion: Conduct a comprehensive review of the entire documentWhile only one minor change was made to correct terminology, this document contains crucial information about access control mechanisms. Given the PR's focus on adjusting forms and types, it would be beneficial to:
- Verify that all code snippets and examples are up-to-date and align with the latest implementation.
- Ensure that the documentation accurately reflects any changes made to the access control system in this PR.
- Check for any other instances of "登陆" that might need to be updated to "登录" for consistency.
This comprehensive review will help maintain the accuracy and reliability of the documentation.
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Recordable<any>, enhancing input handling for login and registration processes.Documentation