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Expand Up @@ -130,10 +130,10 @@ const accept = computed(() => {
return (attrs.file_type_list || []).map((item: any) => '.' + item.toLowerCase()).join(',')
})
const file_type_list = computed(() => {
return attrs.file_type_list || []
return attrs.file_type_list.map((item: any) => item.toUpperCase()) || []
})
const formats = computed(() => {
return (attrs.file_type_list || []).map((item: any) => item.toUpperCase()).join('')
return file_type_list.value.join('')
})
const file_size_limit = computed(() => {
return attrs.file_size_limit || 50
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There are no obvious errors or optimizations in this code snippet. However, there is a potential issue with the formats calculation: if file_type_list does not contain any valid items (i.e., if it is an empty array), joining an empty string with '、' will result in an empty array rather than a single empty string ('、'), which could lead to unexpected behavior when using this value later on.

Here's how you can enhance the formats function to fix this:

const formats = computed(() => { 
  return file_type_list.value.length > 0 ? file_type_list.value.join('、') : '';  
});

This modification checks the length of file_type_list before joining its elements; if it's greater than zero, the function returns the joined string; otherwise, it returns an empty string instead. This ensures that even if file_type_list contains nothing, the resulting formats will be safely used without causing errors.

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