fix: Switching data sources during debugging of multiple Feishu data sources in the knowledge base workflow may result in the inability to obtain the document list

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: Switching data sources during debugging of multiple Feishu data sources in the knowledge base workflow may result in the inability to obtain the document list

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[shaohuzhang1]

The code appears to be generally correct, but there are a few improvements and optimizations that can be made:

1. Remove Unnecessary get API Call: The line form_value.value = _.cloneDeep(value) is redundant after calling nextTick, as you're already cloning the default values.

2. Early Return for Directly Set Data: If render_data is an array of field definitions directly, you don't need to check for it separately; set formFieldList.value directly.

3. Simplify Conditionals with Logical Operators: Using logical operators (&&) can improve readability and performance by reducing redundant checks.

4. Ensure Code Format Consistency: Ensure consistent indentation and spacing for better legibility.

Here's the optimized version of the code:

@@ -205,38 +205,41 @@ const render = (
     | (() => Promise<Result<Array<FormField>>>),
   data?: Dict<any>,
 ) => {
-  if (typeof render_data !== 'string' && !Array.isArray(render_data) && typeof render_data !== 'function') return

+  if (!(typeof render_data === 'string' || Array.isArray(render_data) || typeof render_data === 'function')) return;
+
   nextTick(async () => {
-    let formFieldListCopy: any[] = [];
-
-    if (typeof render_data == 'string') {
-      formFieldListCopy = await get(render_data, {}, loading);
+    try {
+      formFieldList.value = [];

       // Check specific types based on render_data before performing async operations
       switch (true) {
         case typeof render_data === 'string':
           console.error(`render method should not use string ${JSON.stringify(render_data)}`);
           break;
         case Array.isArray(render_data):
           formFieldList.value = [...render_data]; // Use spread operator to ensure shallow copy
           break;
         case typeof render_data === 'function': {
           const result = await render_data();
           formFieldList.value = [result.data];
           const formData = data ? data : {};
           if (formData) {
             const value = getFormDefaultValue(result.data, formData);
             formValue.value = _.cloneDeep(value);
           }
           break;
         }

+        default:
          console.warn('Unhandled type in render function:', typeof render_data);

In this revised code:

• I added an early exit condition for non-supported types early on.
• Simplified the switch statement using boolean logic to reduce redundancy.
• Used the spread operator to directly assign arrays and ensured they are copied without creating unnecessary copies inside the nextTick.
• Added error logging when unexpected types are encountered, which adds additional assurance about how the function handles different inputs.

[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code snippet seems to be from a UI component that sets up form elements using Element Plus (el-form) and i18n (for translations). The code is mostly syntactically correct but can be optimized for readability and maintainability.

Here are some potential issues and optimization suggestions:

// Potential issue: Multiple lines of repeated text in labels

Suggestion:

• Use template literals where appropriate to reduce repetition:

  :label="$t`views.workflow.nodes.dataSourceLocalNode.fileFormat.label` + '，' + $t`supports file formats`

/* No obvious CSS related changes needed */

Suggestion:

• Consider adding default-first-letter Capitalization to improve reading flow:

  <template #label="{ label, value }">
    <span v-text="`${$tc('views.workflow.nodes.dataSourceLocalNode.fileFormat.label')}${value ? `, ${$tc('supports file format singular')}s`: ''}`"></span>
  </template>

// Additional JavaScript functions if applicable

Overall:

• Optimize the use of $text, $i18n.t, etc., for cleaner code.
• Refactor repetitive text in labels.
• Optionally capitalize first letters for better readability, especially when dealing with long texts or lists in templates.