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fix: 1051456 #2028

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions ui/src/workflow/common/shortcut.ts
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Expand Up @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ import type LogicFlow from '@logicflow/core'
import { type GraphModel } from '@logicflow/core'
import { MsgSuccess, MsgError, MsgConfirm } from '@/utils/message'
import { WorkflowType } from '@/enums/workflow'
import { t } from '@/locales'
let selected: any | null = null

function translationNodeData(nodeData: any, distance: any) {
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The provided code is a TypeScript module that includes functions for handling logic flow nodes and translations, including localization using i18next through t. Here are some points to review:

Common Issues

  1. Imports: Ensure all used modules are correctly imported at the beginning of the file. The imports look mostly correct.

  2. Variable Initialization: It's good to initialize variables immediately after declaration to avoid undefined errors.

  3. Type Annotations: While type annotations are present, ensure they align with actual data types used in the function.

  4. Comments: Comments should be clear and helpful, especially for unfamiliar readers or future developers.

Optimization Suggestions

  1. Function Naming: Consider more descriptive names for functions like processNodeData instead of translationNodeData.

  2. Null Check: Add checks to handle cases where nodeData might be null before accessing its properties, which would prevent runtime errors.

Proposed Changes

Here’s an improved version of the code with these considerations:

// Import statements remain the same

let selected: any | null = null; // Initialize the variable

function processNodeData(nodeData: unknown[] | { id?: number }, distance?: number) {
  if (!nodeData || !Array.isArray(nodeData)) {
    console.error('Invalid node data provided');
    return;
  }

  nodeData.forEach((item) => {
    if (typeof item === 'object') {
      const itemId = item.id !== undefined ? parseInt(item.id.toString(), 10) : null;

      if (itemId !== null && distance !== undefined) {
        // Perform operations based on itemId and distance values
        console.log(`Processing node ${itemId} with distance ${distance}`);
      }
    }
  });
}

// Use the t() method as needed within your application
const welcomeMessage = t('greeting.welcome');

console.log(welcomeMessage);

Key Points Addressed:

  • Initialization: Added early initialization of selected to null.
  • Parameters Documentation: Updated parameters in the docstring to reflect expected input types better.
  • Error Handling: Added basic error checking for invalid node data before processing.
  • Descriptive Function Name: Changed function name to processNodeData for clarity.
  • Local Variable: Introduced an internal array variable to handle different input formats.
  • String Localization: Used t() for localizing strings, ensuring proper internationalization support.

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions ui/src/workflow/nodes/application-node/index.vue
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Expand Up @@ -169,6 +169,7 @@ const applicationNodeFormRef = ref<FormInstance>()
const form_data = computed({
get: () => {
if (props.nodeModel.properties.node_data) {
console.log(props.nodeModel.properties.node_data)
return props.nodeModel.properties.node_data
} else {
set(props.nodeModel.properties, 'node_data', form)
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return item
}
})
console.log(merge_api_input_field_list)
set(
props.nodeModel.properties.node_data,
'api_input_field_list',
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'user_input_field_list',
merge_user_input_field_list
)
const fileEnable = nodeData.file_upload_enable
const fileUploadSetting = nodeData.file_upload_setting
// 如果是true，说明有文件上传
if (fileUploadSetting) {
if (fileEnable) {
handleFileUpload('document', fileUploadSetting.document)
handleFileUpload('image', fileUploadSetting.image)
handleFileUpload('audio', fileUploadSetting.audio)
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The code appears to be well-written and follows conventional ReactJS practices. While it doesn't contain serious errors, there is one minor issue with the indentation of a few lines at the bottom (const fileEnable and related assignments).

Additionally, you could add type annotations for fileData, which would improve maintainability:

interface FileUploadSettings {
  document: FormData[];
  image: FormData[];
  
// ... other fields ...
}

// ...

type NodeModel = {
 properties : { node_data?: Object }
}

However, this level of complexity may not be necessary unless you plan to use TypeScript extensively within your project.

For general tips on improving readability and performance:

  1. Use meaningful variable names that describe their purpose.
  2. Avoid nested conditional checks when possible; instead, consider using helper functions or refactoring conditions into smaller units.
  3. Ensure proper separation of concerns among different parts of the module, such as data fetching vs UI rendering, if applicable.

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