perf: Optimize the folder to enter the second level page and retain r…#3917
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Your code looks generally clean, but you can make a few improvements:
Improvements
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Remove Redundant Code: In the
<div>that checkschat_data.mcp_too_idand its servers, there is redundant code checking both values simultaneously. You only need to do this once. -
Consistent Spacing and Line Lengths: Ensure consistent spacing within your JSX-like template syntax and avoid overly long lines that may be hard to read.
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Optimize Conditional Statements: Use more concise conditional statements where possible.
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Import Syntax Consistency: Make sure all imports are consistent with JavaScript/TypeScript format.
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Avoid Unnecessary Variables: Eliminate unused variables if they are defined but not used anywhere.
Here’s an optimized version of your code:
<template>
<el-form-item @click.prevent>
<!-- ... existing code ... -->
</el-form-item>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { inject } from "vue";
// Other imports...
const applicationDetail = inject("getApplicationDetail") as any;
// Existing logic...
</script>Explanation
Removed Redundancy:
- Combined the two conditionals into one to eliminate redundancy.
Consistent Formatting:
- Ensured proper indentation and spacing for better readability.
Simplified Logic:
- Used logical OR instead of nested ternaries when setting the value.
By making these small adjustments, your code will be more maintainable and easier to understand.
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The provided code appears to have several optimizations and bug fixes:
Optimizations:
- Removed Redundant Import Statements: The
loadSharedApiimport statement is not used anywhere in the snippet, so it can be removed. - Refactored Back Navigation Logic: Moved the logic for handling different scenarios (knowledge and application folders) into its own function
toBack(). This simplifies the routing process and enhances readability.
Potential Issues:
- Routing Guard Missing: No check is done before pushing a new URL, which might lead to unexpected behavior if multiple routes are handled.
- Error Handling: There's no error handling mechanism in place for fetching data via APIs. Ensure that each API call includes proper error checking.
Additional Suggestion:
Consider adding type annotations to make the code more maintainable. For example, you could annotate variables with their expected types:
let folderId:number | null = null;Here’s an improved version of the code incorporating these changes:
// Improved Code Snippet
import { ref } from 'vue';
import BackButton from './components/BackButton.vue';
import { useStore } from '@/stores';
// ... rest of imports omitted ...
const { common, folder } = useStore();
const route = useRoute();
const router = useRouter();
let folderId: number | null = null; // Type annotation added
// ... rest of template and methods unchanged ...
onMounted(() => {
if (isKnowledge.value) {
getKnowledgeDetail();
fetchFolderDetails(); // Function name should match actual implementation
} else if (isApplication.value) {
setCurrentApplicationFolder();
fetchDataFromApplicationFolder();
}
// Add this line to check before navigation or handle errors appropriately
if (!folderId || !router.isReady()) return;
});
async function getCurrentApplicationFolder(): Promise<void> {
folderId = await fetchCurrentApplicationFolderAPI(route);
}
function setCurrentApplicationFolder(): void {
folder.setCurrentFolder({ id: current.value.folder });
}
function toBack(): void {
router.push({ path: toBackPath.value }).catch(err => console.error('Failed to push:', err));
}Ensure to replace placeholder functions (fetchCurrentApplicationFolderAPI, etc.) with actual implementations according to your application architecture.
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The provided code has several issues that need to be addressed:
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Function
getChatLognow accepts an optional parameterrefresh. The logic regarding resetting pagination settings when not refreshing should handle cases whererefreshis truthy without causing errors. -
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initfunction, callinggetChatLog()instead of passing a specific ID ensures consistent behavior regardless of whether there's anapplicationDetail.value.idavailable. -
Ensure that error handling is implemented around API calls, especially in
chatAPI.pageChat, both for successful responses and network-related failures. -
Refactor the function names and variables to improve readability and avoid shadowing existing properties with default values like 'new'.
Here is an optimized version of the getChatLog function:
function getChatLog(refresh = true) {
// Reset pagination onlyif refresh is true
if (refresh) {
paginationConfig.current_page = 1;
paginationConfig.total = 0;
currentRecordList.value = [];
}
const page = { current_page: paginationConfig.current_page, page_size: paginationConfig.page_size };
chatAPI.pageChat(page.current_page, page.page_size, left_loading).then((res: any) => {
if (res && res.status === 200) {
chatLogData.value = res.data.records;
setCurrentChatId(res.data.records?.length > 0 ? res.data.records[0].id : 'new');
} else {
errorMessageToast('Failed to load chat log.');
}
}).catch(error => {
console.error('Error loading chat log:', error);
errorMessageToast('An unexpected error occurred while fetching the chat data.');
});
}And here's how it can be used in other functions:
onMounted(() => {
init();
});
function getCurrentChatLog() {
return getChatLog(true); // Refresh the chat log when needed
}
function fetchNextPage() {
const nextCurrentPage = Math.min(paginationConfig.current_page + 1, paginationConfig.total_pages!);
paginationConfig.current_page = nextCurrentPage;
getChatLog(false); // Do not refresh but update pagination
}Make sure you also implement helper functions to set paginationConfig.total and similar configurations based on response from the server.
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