feat(site): the official website temporarily blocks English #2199
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WalkthroughThe changes across multiple files involve a shift to a fixed language setting, specifically to Chinese (zh-CN). The variable Changes
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examples/sites/src/router.js (1)
Inconsistent Language Handling Detected Across the Codebase
The analysis reveals that while
router.jshas been updated to hardcode the language in route definitions, several other parts of the application still implement dynamic language handling. This inconsistency can lead to unpredictable behavior and conflicts within the application.
Dynamic Language Variables and Imports:
main.jsandappData.jscontinue to utilize dynamic language variables such asLANG_KEY,LANG_PATH_MAP, andZH_CN_LANG.Dynamic Language Routing in Components:
- Various Vue components in the React site still handle language dynamically, as evidenced by the presence of
:languageprops and related functions.Language-Related Functions and Methods:
- Multiple components contain functions like
getLangDataandchangeLangthat manage language dynamically.Recommended Actions:
Unified Language Handling:
- Refactor the remaining dynamic language implementations to align with the hardcoded approach in
router.js.Comprehensive Codebase Review:
- Conduct a thorough review of all components, services, and utilities to identify and update any instances of dynamic language routing or selection.
Global Configuration:
- Implement a centralized configuration for language settings to ensure consistency and simplify future maintenance.
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1-48: Ensure consistent language handling throughout the applicationWhile the changes to the route definitions implement the desired language restriction, there are potential inconsistencies and areas that require attention:
- The redirect logic (lines 28-35) still uses dynamic language selection, which may conflict with the new hardcoded routes.
- Other parts of the application may expect dynamic language routing, potentially leading to unexpected behavior.
To ensure a more robust implementation of the language restriction:
- Review and update the redirect logic to align with the new language restriction.
- Conduct a thorough review of the entire application to identify and update any components, services, or utilities that rely on dynamic language routing.
- Consider implementing a global configuration for language restriction that can be easily toggled and applied consistently across the application.
To help identify potential issues, you can run the following script to search for language-related code that might need updating:
This script will help identify areas of the codebase that might need to be updated to ensure consistent language handling.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for language-related code that might need updating # Search for language-related variables and imports echo "Searching for language-related variables and imports:" rg --type js "LANG_KEY|LANG_PATH_MAP|ZH_CN_LANG" -g '!router.js' # Search for dynamic language routing or selection echo "\nSearching for dynamic language routing or selection:" rg --type js ":lang|\\$local\\[LANG_KEY\\]|LANG_PATH_MAP\\[lang\\]" -g '!router.js' # Search for language-related functions or methods echo "\nSearching for language-related functions or methods:" rg --type js "function.*Lang|method.*Lang|setLang|getLang" -g '!router.js'Length of output: 2525
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for language-related code that might need updating # Search for language-related variables and imports echo "Searching for language-related variables and imports:" rg --type js "LANG_KEY|LANG_PATH_MAP|ZH_CN_LANG" -g '!router.js' # Search for dynamic language routing or selection echo "\nSearching for dynamic language routing or selection:" rg --type js ':lang|\$local\[LANG_KEY\]|LANG_PATH_MAP\[lang\]' -g '!router.js' # Search for language-related functions or methods echo "\nSearching for language-related functions or methods:" rg --type js "function.*Lang|method.*Lang|setLang|getLang" -g '!router.js'Length of output: 2666
examples/sites/src/main.js (1)
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1-71: Consider the broader implications of restricting language accessWhile the implementation achieves the goal of temporarily blocking the English version of the website, it's important to consider the broader implications:
User Experience: This change might significantly impact non-Chinese speaking users. Consider adding a clear message or redirect for these users.
SEO: Removing the English version might affect your website's search engine rankings for English queries. Ensure this aligns with your SEO strategy.
Internationalization: This change effectively disables the i18n setup. Ensure that this doesn't cause unexpected behavior in other parts of the application that might rely on language switching.
Maintenance: As this is a temporary measure, ensure that there's a plan and timeline for reverting this change. Document this plan for future reference.
Consider implementing a more robust language control system that allows for easy enabling/disabling of languages without code changes. This could involve:
- A configuration file or environment variable to control available languages.
- A feature flag system for more granular control over language availability.
- Server-side logic to handle language restrictions, which would allow for more dynamic control and easier updates.
These approaches would make it easier to manage language availability in the future without requiring code changes.
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- examples/sites/src/i18n/index.js (1 hunks)
- examples/sites/src/main.js (1 hunks)
- examples/sites/src/router.js (1 hunks)
- examples/sites/src/tools/appData.js (1 hunks)
- examples/sites/src/tools/useStyleSettings.js (1 hunks)
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examples/sites/src/i18n/index.js (1)
8-9:⚠️ Potential issueConsider a more flexible approach for language restriction
The current implementation directly sets the language to Chinese ('zhCN') by commenting out the previous logic and hardcoding the value. While this achieves the goal of blocking English, it introduces several concerns:
- It removes support for all non-Chinese languages, which might be more restrictive than intended.
- The hardcoded approach makes it difficult to revert or modify in the future.
- It overrides any user preferences or system settings.
Consider the following alternatives:
- Implement a configuration flag to enable/disable language restrictions:
const RESTRICT_TO_CHINESE = true; // Can be easily toggled $local._lang = RESTRICT_TO_CHINESE ? 'zhCN' : ($local._lang !== 'zhCN' && $local._lang !== 'enUS' ? 'zhCN' : $local._lang);
- Maintain a list of allowed languages:
const ALLOWED_LANGUAGES = ['zhCN']; $local._lang = ALLOWED_LANGUAGES.includes($local._lang) ? $local._lang : 'zhCN';These approaches would make the restriction more flexible and easier to manage in the future.
To ensure this change doesn't affect other parts of the codebase, please run:
This will help identify any other places where language settings might need to be adjusted.
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Language restriction implementation verified
The changes in
examples/sites/src/i18n/index.jscorrectly set the language to Chinese ('zhCN') as intended, and no additional references to$local._langwere found that could affect this implementation.🏁 Scripts executed
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examples/sites/src/tools/appData.js (1)
19-20:⚠️ Potential issueReview of language setting modification
The changes align with the PR objective of temporarily blocking access to the English version of the website. However, there are several points to consider:
User Experience: While the language is now fixed to Chinese, the URL is still being updated. This might lead to confusion for users who see a language change in the URL but not in the actual content.
Accessibility: This change significantly impacts non-Chinese speaking users, potentially limiting their access to the website content.
Implementation Approach: The current implementation seems to be a quick fix. Consider the following suggestions:
- Implement a more robust solution that doesn't rely on commenting out code.
- Add clear error handling or messaging for users attempting to access non-Chinese versions.
- Update other parts of the codebase that might depend on language switching functionality.
Temporary Nature: The comment and PR description suggest this is a temporary change. Could you provide more context on:
- The expected duration of this change?
- The plan for reverting or properly implementing language support in the future?
To ensure this change doesn't unintentionally affect other parts of the codebase, please run the following verification:
This will help identify any inconsistencies or areas that might need additional updates to align with this change.
examples/sites/src/router.js (1)
22-22: Ensure consistent language handling across routesThis change is consistent with the modification made to the overview route, applying the same language restriction to the components route.
Please refer to the previous comment regarding the hardcoding of 'zh-CN' in the route path. The same considerations and suggestions apply here as well.
examples/sites/src/main.js (1)
51-52:⚠️ Potential issueConsider a more maintainable approach for language restriction
The current implementation effectively blocks access to the English version of the website by hardcoding the language to Chinese. While this achieves the PR objective, there are some concerns:
- This change removes multi-language support entirely, which might negatively impact non-Chinese speaking users.
- The implementation method (commenting out code and hardcoding a value) is not ideal for maintainability, especially if this is a temporary measure.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Instead of commenting out the code, implement a configuration flag to enable/disable language switching. This would make it easier to revert the change in the future:
const ENABLE_LANGUAGE_SWITCHING = false; // Can be easily toggled if (notMatchLang) { appData.lang = ENABLE_LANGUAGE_SWITCHING && isEnUs ? EN_US_LANG : ZH_CN_LANG; i18n.global.locale = appData.lang; }
- Add a clear TODO comment explaining the reason for this change and when it should be reverted:
// TODO: Language switching is temporarily disabled as per PR #2199. // This should be re-enabled once [condition/date].
- Consider adding a user-friendly message for non-Chinese speaking users, explaining that the English version is temporarily unavailable.
To ensure this change doesn't break any existing functionality, please run the following verification:
This will help identify any parts of the codebase that might need to be updated to be consistent with this change.
| /** 官网英文适配后放开 */ | ||
| // { | ||
| // // 语言选择 | ||
| // name: 'localeMode', | ||
| // defaultValue: 'zhCN', | ||
| // title: i18nByKey('localeType'), | ||
| // options: [ | ||
| // { | ||
| // value: 'zhCN', | ||
| // text: i18nByKey('zh-cn') | ||
| // }, | ||
| // { | ||
| // value: 'enUS', | ||
| // text: i18nByKey('en-us') | ||
| // } | ||
| // ] | ||
| // }, |
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💡 Codebase verification
Verify and update all language-related configurations to ensure consistency with the temporary removal of the English version
The search identified numerous language and internationalization settings throughout the codebase. To fully implement the temporary restriction of the English version, please ensure that all language-related configurations are appropriately updated or commented out. This will prevent any unintended access to English content in other parts of the application.
- Action Items:
- Review and update all identified files to align with the temporary removal.
- Ensure that language switches and locale settings are consistently disabled or adjusted as needed.
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Temporary removal of language selection aligns with PR objectives
The commented-out code block effectively implements the PR's goal of temporarily blocking the English version of the website. This change ensures that only the Chinese version is available, as intended.
While this achieves the desired outcome, please consider the following points:
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User Impact: This change will affect non-Chinese speaking users who may have previously relied on the English version. Ensure that there's clear communication about this temporary change on the website.
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Tracking Re-enablement: To prevent this temporary change from becoming permanent unintentionally, consider creating a tracking issue or TODO item for re-enabling the language selection feature once the English adaptation is complete.
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Code Cleanliness: While leaving commented code is generally discouraged, the explanatory comment on line 4 justifies its presence. However, ensure that this code is revisited and either removed or uncommented when the English version is ready.
To ensure this change is consistently applied across the codebase, let's verify if there are any other language-related settings or switches that might need similar treatment:
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| @@ -12,14 +12,14 @@ const context = import.meta.env.VITE_CONTEXT | |||
| let routes = [ | |||
| // 组件总览 | |||
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| path: `${context}:all?/:lang/:theme/overview`, | |||
| path: `${context}:all?/zh-CN/:theme/overview`, | |||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider a more flexible approach for language routing
The hardcoding of 'zh-CN' in the route path aligns with the PR objective of temporarily blocking the English version. However, this approach may have some drawbacks:
- It removes the ability to access the overview page in languages other than Chinese.
- It may make it difficult to revert or add support for other languages in the future.
Consider using a configuration variable or environment flag to control the language restriction. This would allow for easier management and future flexibility. For example:
const RESTRICT_LANG = process.env.RESTRICT_LANG || 'zh-CN';
// In the route definition
path: `${context}:all?/${RESTRICT_LANG}/:theme/overview`,This approach would make it easier to lift the language restriction or add support for other languages in the future without modifying the router code.
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