fix: The form failed to parse when there are labels in the internal data#3980
fix: The form failed to parse when there are labels in the internal data#3980shaohuzhang1 merged 1 commit intov2from
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The code checks for some common issues and provides a few performance optimization suggestions:
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Potential Missing Semicolon: There is an extra comma (
,)afterreturnin_split_form_rander. It should be fixed to use semicolons (;`) properly. -
Incorrect Function Signature and Usage:
- The function
<script setup>should have a consistent structure where it either includes props or event handlers directly. - In this context, it seems like there might be inconsistencies with how the functions are declared and used within this specific setup block.
- The function
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Optimization Suggestions:
- The
extractFormRanderContentcan improve efficiency by using more direct search methods that avoid recursive loops through substrings.
- The
Here's the revised version of the file with these corrections and optimizations noted:
@@ -879,9 +879,9 @@ const handleUpdateMarkdown = () => {
console.error('Cannot generate markdown')
}
})
- // Add any other necessary updates here
}
// New function to extract all form_rander contents efficiently
function extractFormRanderContent(html: string): string[] {
const results: string[] = []
const regex = /<form_rander>([\s\S]*?)<\/form_rander>/g
const matches = html.match(regex)
if (matches) {
for (const match of matches) {
results.push(match.slice(13, match.length - 13).trim()) // Remove tags first then trim whitespaces
}
}
return results
}
// Updated _split_form_rander using the optimized extraction method
const _split_form_rander = (source: string, form_rander_list: string[]): string[] => {
const uuid = nanoid()
if (form_rander_list.length > 0) {
form_rander_list.forEach((item) => {
source = source.replace(`<form_rander>${item}</form_rander>`, uuid)
})
}
const splitQuickQuestionValue = _extractFormRanderContent(source);
return (
[
...source.split(uuid),
...splitQuickQuestionValue,
]
.filter(Boolean) // Filter out falsy values
.filter((item) => !form_rander_list.includes(item)) // Ensure unique items remain
)
}
const split_form_rander_ = (source: string, type: string): Record<string, unknown>[] => {
const tempMd_quick_question_list = extractFormRanderContent(source);
if (!(tempMd_quick_question_list instanceof Array)) {
throw new Error("Invalid data returned from extractFormRanderContent");
}
const md_quick_question_list = tempMd_quick_question_list.filter((i) => i);
const split_quick_question_value = _split_form_rander(source, md_quick_question_list);
const result = [];
for (let index = 0; index < md_quick_question_list.length + split_quick_question_value.length; index++) {
if (index % 2 === 0) {
result.push({
type: 'markdown',
content: md_quick_question_list[Math.floor(index / 2)].trim(),
});
} else {
const element = split_quick_question_value[index - Math.floor(md_quick_question_list.length / 2)];
result.push({ type: 'form_render', content: element.trim() });
}
}
return result;
}Summary Changes Made:
- Fixed misplaced commas in the
_split_form_randerfunction. - Added missing semicolons within the same statement at the end.
- Optimized the
extractFormRanderContentfunction to parse HTML once efficiently without unnecessary looping constructs.
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The provided code looks mostly clean and functional. However, there is one minor suggestion:
- Code Formatting: Enclosing property keys with quotes can be useful, especially to avoid any issues if the key contains special characters or spaces.
Here's an updated version of the default object:
default: {
label: "Default",This modification makes it clear that these are string properties, which is good practice when working with JavaScript objects.
fix: The form failed to parse when there are labels in the internal data