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fix(dropdown): [dropdown] fixed the data disorder issue caused by the composite scenario of two-layer components and self-invoking groups. #2553

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    • Introduced a new prop isMono for enhanced configurability of the dropdown item component.
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    • Addressed data inconsistency issues in nested components with the updated setup function.
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    • Retained the effect prop while ensuring its functionality remains intact.
    • Enhanced rendering control of dropdown items through the binding of the isMono prop.
    • Adjusted the expected positioning of the dropdown arrow in test cases for improved accuracy.

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The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the pc.vue file of the dropdown item component. A new prop named isMono has been introduced, which enhances the component's configurability. The setup function has been updated to include this prop, addressing data inconsistency issues in nested components. The existing effect prop remains intact, and the template has been adjusted to bind the isMono prop to instances of the tiny-dropdown-item component, allowing for more precise control over rendering.

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packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue Added new prop isMono, updated setup function to include isMono, retained effect prop, and modified template to bind isMono to tiny-dropdown-item instances.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/dropdown/visible-arrow.spec.ts Adjusted the expected CSS property value for the dropdown arrow's position from -8px to -7px.

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20-20: LGTM! Verify if this positioning change is documented.

The adjustment of the arrow's top position from -8px to -7px appears to be an intentional refinement. The test maintains its purpose of verifying the arrow's visibility and positioning.

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The -7px positioning appears to be the standard across the codebase

The search results show that -7px is consistently used for arrow positioning across multiple components in the theme files (base/reset.less, upload-list, grid/tooltip). This change in the test from -8px to -7px aligns with the standard positioning used throughout the codebase, making it a correct adjustment to maintain consistency.

  • Found in packages/theme/src/base/reset.less: .popper__arrow { top: -7px; }
  • Found in multiple other components using the same -7px value
  • Only one instance of -8px found in a different context (guide component)
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@zzcr zzcr changed the title Fix dropdown item bug 1125 fix(drop-down): [drop-down] fixed the data disorder issue caused by the composite scenario of two-layer components and self-invoking groups. Nov 25, 2024
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packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue (1)

Line range hint 1-116: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.

  1. The component has a TODO comment about inconsistent class naming (tiny-dropdown-menu__item). This should be addressed in a separate ticket for consistent BEM naming.

  2. Consider splitting the component into:

    • A presentational component handling the UI
    • A container component managing the business logic
    • A renderless component (already exists) for reusable logic

This separation would make the component more maintainable and testable.

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114-115: Improve documentation and verify nested component behavior.

  1. The comment should provide more context about the data inconsistency issue:

    • What specific scenario causes the issue?
    • How does this fix resolve it?
    • Are there any side effects to consider?
  2. Consider keeping consistent naming between prop and setup parameter:

-return setup({ props, context, renderless, api, mono: props.isMono }) as unknown as IDropdownItemApi
+return setup({ props, context, renderless, api, isMono: props.isMono }) as unknown as IDropdownItemApi

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:icon="item.icon"
:is-mono="true"
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider binding to parent's isMono prop instead of hardcoding.

The hardcoded true value for :is-mono will force all nested items into mono mode, regardless of the parent's setting. Consider binding to the parent's prop value:

-:is-mono="true"
+:is-mono="isMono"
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add proper prop definitions with types and documentation.

The props should be properly defined with types, defaults, and documentation to improve maintainability and developer experience.

-'effect',
-'isMono'
+'effect': {
+  type: String,
+  default: 'dark',
+  validator: (value: string) => ['dark', 'light'].includes(value),
+  description: 'Controls the tooltip theme effect'
+},
+'isMono': {
+  type: Boolean,
+  default: false,
+  description: 'Controls the mono mode behavior for nested dropdown items'
+}

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114-115: LGTM: Setup function changes look good.

The comment clearly explains the purpose of passing mono to the setup context - fixing data disorder in two-layer components with self-invoking groups. The implementation correctly passes the isMono prop value.

@@ -56,7 +56,9 @@
:key="index"
:label="item[state.textField]"
:item-data="item"
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⚠️ Potential issue

Define the _constants prop in props array.

The _constants prop is being used in the template but is not defined in the component's props array. This could lead to Vue warnings and potential runtime issues.

Add the prop definition:

props: [
  ...props,
+ '_constants',
  'disabled',
  // ... other props
],

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@MomoPoppy MomoPoppy changed the title fix(drop-down): [drop-down] fixed the data disorder issue caused by the composite scenario of two-layer components and self-invoking groups. fix(dropdown): [dropdown] fixed the data disorder issue caused by the composite scenario of two-layer components and self-invoking groups. Nov 25, 2024
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