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feat: add vxe-table component #4563

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a mock data generation functionality for API endpoints.
    • Added pagination capabilities to response utilities.
    • Enhanced layout management in examples with new VxeTable components.
    • Integrated VxeGrid component with improved state management and pagination features.
    • Added localization support for VxeTable component in English and Chinese.
    • Created new examples for customizable cells and forms within VxeTable.
    • Added a new computed property for locale preferences in user settings.
    • Introduced custom renderers for table cells.
    • Added new CSS custom properties for theming across UI components.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced response handling for unauthorized access.
  • Documentation

    • Updated localization files for VxeTable component.
    • Added new examples for VxeTable functionality.
  • Chores

    • Updated package dependencies for various components and plugins.
  • Style

    • Added new CSS variables for dark theme overlays.
    • Renamed existing CSS variables for clarity.
  • Tests

    • Introduced new components and configurations to improve testing coverage.

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This pull request introduces a mock data generation functionality for an API endpoint, adds a new VxeGridApi class for managing grid state, and enhances localization support for the "Vxe Table" component in both English and Chinese. It also updates the spell checker configuration and introduces new Vue components for rendering customizable data tables. Overall, the changes improve the functionality and structure of the codebase across various components and utilities.

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apps/backend-mock/api/table/list.ts Added generateMockDataList function for generating mock data and an event handler for API.
cspell.json Added the word "vitejs" to the spell checker configuration.
packages/@core/preferences/src/use-preferences.ts Added new computed property locale to retrieve locale settings.
packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/form-api.ts Added properties collapseTriggerResize and handleValuesChange to getDefaultState(), renamed unmounted() to unmount(), and updated submitForm() and updateSchema() methods.
packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/types.ts Added optional properties collapseTriggerResize and handleValuesChange to interfaces.
packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/vben-use-form.vue Modified imports and commented out code related to reactive features without altering core functionality.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts Introduced VxeGridApi class for managing grid state and behavior with several new methods.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts Added initVxeTable and setupVbenVxeTable functions for enhanced component initialization.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/theme.css Introduced CSS custom properties for theming and styles for pagination components.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts Added new interfaces and types related to pagination and grid properties.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/use-vxe-grid.vue Introduced a new Vue component with methods for pagination and proxy options.
playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/form.vue Created a new form component for data table with grid options and reload functionality.
playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/remote.vue Introduced a new component for remote data-loading tables with AJAX fetching capabilities.

Possibly related issues

  • FEATURE: Add Table Component #4182: The addition of a mock data generation feature relates to the proposed solution of adding a table component, which may utilize this mock data.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (62)
packages/@core/base/icons/src/index.ts (1)

4-4: Consider maintaining a consistent order of exports.

The export statement for './lucide' has been moved. While this doesn't affect functionality, it's generally good practice to maintain a consistent order of exports across the project for better readability and maintenance.

Consider establishing and documenting a standard order for export statements in your project's style guide, if not already present.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/index.ts (3)

1-1: LGTM. Consider adding documentation for setupVbenVxeTable.

The export of setupVbenVxeTable from './init' aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. This function likely plays a crucial role in setting up the component for use in the project.

Consider adding a brief comment or documentation for the setupVbenVxeTable function in the './init' file to explain its purpose and usage.


3-3: LGTM. Consider adding usage examples for VbenVxeGrid.

Exporting the default from './use-vxe-grid.vue' as 'VbenVxeGrid' makes the main VXE Grid component available for use in Vue templates. The naming convention follows the project's style with the 'Vben' prefix.

Consider adding a brief comment or documentation in the './use-vxe-grid.vue' file to provide usage examples of the VbenVxeGrid component. This would help developers quickly understand how to implement it in their templates.


1-4: Overall structure looks good. Consider documenting integration steps.

The export structure in this file is clean, well-organized, and aligns perfectly with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. It provides a centralized location for importing all vxe-table related functionalities, which is a good practice for maintainability and ease of use.

To further improve the integration of this new feature:

  1. Consider adding a README.md file in the packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/ directory to document the purpose of this module and provide basic usage instructions.
  2. Update the project's main documentation to include information about the new vxe-table component and how to use it in the Vben admin project.
  3. If not already done, consider adding example usage of the VbenVxeGrid component in one of the project's demo or example pages to showcase its functionality.
playground/src/api/examples/table.ts (2)

3-8: Consider using modules instead of namespaces.

While the namespace DemoTableApi and the interface PageFetchParams are correctly defined, it's generally recommended in modern TypeScript to use modules (i.e., direct exports) instead of namespaces. This aligns better with ES6 module syntax and improves compatibility with various tools and bundlers.

Consider refactoring to:

export interface PageFetchParams {
  page: number;
  pageSize: number;
}

The interface definition itself is clear and concise, correctly defining the structure for pagination parameters.


10-17: Enhance function documentation and simplify export.

The getExampleTableApi function is correctly implemented. However, consider the following improvements:

  1. Export the function directly in its declaration for simplicity:

    export async function getExampleTableApi(params: PageFetchParams) {
      // ...
    }
  2. Enhance the JSDoc comment to include parameter and return type information:

    /**
     * Fetches example table data
     * @param params - The pagination parameters
     * @returns A promise that resolves to the table data
     */
  3. Consider adding a return type annotation to the function for improved type safety:

    export async function getExampleTableApi(params: PageFetchParams): Promise<unknown> {
      // ...
    }

    Replace unknown with the actual return type if known.

These changes will improve code readability and provide better type information for consumers of this API.

apps/backend-mock/package.json (1)

13-13: LGTM on adding @faker-js/faker, please document its usage.

The addition of @faker-js/faker is a good choice for generating mock data. This can be very useful for testing and development purposes.

Consider adding a comment in the relevant code files or updating the project documentation to explain how and where @faker-js/faker is being used. This will help other developers understand the purpose and usage of this new dependency.

packages/@core/base/shared/src/constants/globals.ts (6)

1-2: Consider adding back the English comment for consistency and accessibility.

The English comment for this constant has been removed. To maintain consistency with other constants and improve accessibility for non-Chinese speakers, consider adding back the English comment alongside the Chinese one.

Suggested change:

-/** layout content 组件的高度 */
+/** layout content 组件的高度 */
+/** Height of the layout content component */
 export const CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_CONTENT_HEIGHT = `--vben-content-height`;

3-4: Approved. Consider adding an English comment for consistency.

The new constant CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_CONTENT_WIDTH is a good addition. It follows the existing naming convention and provides a useful CSS variable for layout content width.

To maintain consistency and improve accessibility, consider adding an English comment:

 /** layout content 组件的宽度 */
+/** Width of the layout content component */
 export const CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_CONTENT_WIDTH = `--vben-content-width`;

5-6: Approved. Consider adding an English comment for consistency.

The new constant CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_HEADER_HEIGHT is a valuable addition. It follows the existing naming convention and provides a useful CSS variable for layout header height.

To maintain consistency and improve accessibility, consider adding an English comment:

 /** layout header 组件的高度 */
+/** Height of the layout header component */
 export const CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_HEADER_HEIGHT = `--vben-header-height`;

7-8: Approved. Consider adding an English comment for consistency.

The new constant CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_FOOTER_HEIGHT is a good addition. It follows the existing naming convention and provides a useful CSS variable for layout footer height.

To maintain consistency and improve accessibility, consider adding an English comment:

 /** layout footer 组件的高度 */
+/** Height of the layout footer component */
 export const CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_FOOTER_HEIGHT = `--vben-footer-height`;

Line range hint 10-13: Consider adding an English comment for consistency.

While this constant wasn't changed in this PR, for overall consistency and accessibility, consider adding an English comment alongside the Chinese one.

Suggested change:

 /**
  * @zh_CN 默认命名空间
+ * @en_US Default namespace
  */
 export const DEFAULT_NAMESPACE = 'vben';

Line range hint 1-13: Overall, good additions with room for documentation improvement.

The new constants for layout dimensions (content width, header height, and footer height) are valuable additions that complement the existing content height constant. They follow a consistent naming convention and provide useful CSS variables for layout management.

However, there's an inconsistency in the documentation language throughout the file. Some constants have only Chinese comments, while others (as per the previous version) had English comments.

To improve the overall quality and accessibility of the code:

  1. Consider adding English comments alongside Chinese comments for all constants.
  2. Maintain this bilingual approach consistently throughout the file and potentially the entire project.

This will make the code more accessible to a wider range of developers and maintain a consistent documentation style.

internal/vite-config/src/plugins/vxe-table.ts (1)

5-18: LGTM: Well-implemented plugin function. Consider adding a descriptive comment.

The viteVxeTableImportsPlugin function is well-structured and correctly implements lazy loading for 'vxe-table' and 'vxe-pc-ui' components. The use of async/await is appropriate, and the function adheres to the expected return type.

Consider adding a brief comment above the function to explain its purpose and usage. For example:

/**
 * Vite plugin for lazy loading components from vxe-table and vxe-pc-ui libraries.
 * This plugin uses the vite-plugin-lazy-import to optimize imports.
 */
async function viteVxeTableImportsPlugin(): Promise<PluginOption> {
  // ... (existing implementation)
}
packages/@core/base/icons/build.config.ts (1)

6-27: LGTM! Consider adding explanatory comments for each entry.

The new configuration with multiple entries is a good improvement. It allows for more granular control over how different file types are processed during the build.

Consider adding brief comments above each entry to explain its purpose. This would improve maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand the build process. For example:

entries: [
  // Process Vue components
  {
    builder: 'mkdist',
    input: './src',
    loaders: ['vue'],
    pattern: ['**/*.vue'],
  },
  // Process TypeScript files as ESM
  {
    builder: 'mkdist',
    format: 'esm',
    input: './src',
    loaders: ['js'],
    pattern: ['**/*.ts'],
  },
],
playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (2)

3-28: Configuration looks good, consider adding more documentation.

The setupVbenVxeTable configuration is comprehensive and well-structured. It sets up important grid properties and proxy configuration for data loading.

Consider adding brief comments explaining the purpose of some configuration choices, especially for properties like round, size, and the proxy configuration. This would enhance maintainability and help other developers understand the rationale behind these settings.

For example:

grid: {
  // Center-align all grid content
  align: 'center',
  // Show borders around cells
  border: true,
  // Ensure grid has a minimum height even when empty
  minHeight: 180,
  proxyConfig: {
    // Automatically load data when the grid is initialized
    autoLoad: true,
    // Define how to interpret the server response
    response: {
      result: 'items',
      total: 'total',
      list: 'items',
    },
    // ... (other proxy config properties)
  },
  // Use rounded corners for the grid
  round: true,
  // Use small size for all grid elements
  size: 'small',
},

30-32: Exports look good, consider type export strategy.

The export statements correctly expose the useVbenVxeGrid function and re-export types from the vxe-table plugin.

While re-exporting all types can be convenient, it might expose unnecessary types to consumers of this module. Consider if a more selective approach to type exports would be beneficial for maintaining a cleaner public API. If you decide to keep the current approach, it might be worth adding a comment explaining the rationale behind re-exporting all types.

packages/@core/base/icons/src/components/empty.vue (2)

9-25: SVG elements are well-defined and use CSS variables effectively.

The use of CSS variables for colors (--background-deep, --heavy, --accent) is excellent for theming and consistency. The complex shape is appropriately created using separate paths.

Consider adding comments to describe the purpose of each path, especially for complex shapes. This can improve maintainability:

 <g fill-rule="nonzero" stroke="hsl(var(--heavy))">
+  <!-- Outer container shape -->
   <path
     d="M55 12.76L44.854 1.258C44.367.474 43.656 0 42.907 0H21.093c-.749 0-1.46.474-1.947 1.257L9 12.761V22h46v-9.24z"
   />
+  <!-- Inner filled area -->
   <path
     d="M41.613 15.931c0-1.605.994-2.93 2.227-2.931H55v18.137C55 33.26 53.68 35 52.05 35h-40.1C10.32 35 9 33.259 9 31.137V13h11.16c1.233 0 2.227 1.323 2.227 2.928v.022c0 1.605 1.005 2.901 2.237 2.901h14.752c1.232 0 2.237-1.308 2.237-2.913v-.007z"
     fill="hsl(var(--accent))"
   />
 </g>

1-7: Consider improving SVG accessibility.

To enhance accessibility, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Add a title element to provide a brief description of the image:
 <svg
   height="41"
   viewBox="0 0 64 41"
   width="64"
   xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
+  role="img"
 >
+  <title>Empty folder icon</title>
   <!-- ... -->
 </svg>
  1. If the image is purely decorative, add the aria-hidden attribute:
 <svg
   height="41"
   viewBox="0 0 64 41"
   width="64"
   xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
+  aria-hidden="true"
 >
   <!-- ... -->
 </svg>

Choose the appropriate option based on the intended use of this SVG in your application.

packages/effects/plugins/package.json (1)

38-39: vxe-table dependencies added correctly.

The vxe-pc-ui and vxe-table dependencies have been added, which is consistent with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component.

Consider specifying exact versions for these dependencies (e.g., "vxe-table": "^3.6.13") instead of using catalog:. This would ensure better reproducibility and version control across different environments.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/virtual.vue (2)

17-31: LGTM: Well-configured gridOptions with room for improvement.

The gridOptions are well-structured and appropriate for a virtual scrolling table. The column definitions align with the RowType interface, and the scrollY configuration enables vertical scrolling.

Consider adding more configuration options to enhance the table's functionality:

  1. Add sortable: true to allow sorting for relevant columns.
  2. Implement filters for searchable columns.
  3. Add resizable: true to allow column resizing.

Example for the 'name' column:

{ field: 'name', title: 'Name', sortable: true, resizable: true, filters: [{ data: [] }] },

These additions would improve the table's usability and flexibility.


54-58: LGTM: Clean and concise template structure.

The template structure is simple and appropriate for the virtual table implementation. The use of the Page component suggests a consistent layout structure in the application.

Consider adding a title or description for the table to improve user experience:

<template>
  <Page auto-content-height>
    <h2>Virtual Scrolling Table Example</h2>
    <p>This table demonstrates virtual scrolling with VXE-Table.</p>
    <Grid />
  </Page>
</template>

This addition would provide context for users and improve the overall usability of the component.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/theme.css (4)

1-7: Excellent use of CSS custom properties for theming!

The use of HSL values and custom properties (--foreground, --primary) for defining font colors is a great approach for maintaining consistency and enabling easy theme adjustments. The disabled font color using opacity is also a good practice.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the commented-out properties (lines 5-6) or remove them if they're not needed to keep the code clean.


21-26: Input styling is consistent with the theme.

The use of the --border custom property for the input border color maintains consistency with the overall theme.

Consider implementing the commented-out properties for placeholder color and disabled background color if they are needed for the vxe-table component. If not needed, you may remove these comments to keep the code clean.


28-46: Comprehensive and consistent table styling.

The table-related color definitions cover a wide range of states (header, hover, striped, checked) and use custom properties consistently. The use of opacity for subtle variations is a good practice for maintaining color harmony.

To improve readability, consider grouping related properties together and adding comments to separate different sections. For example:

/* Table base colors */
--vxe-ui-table-header-background-color: hsl(var(--accent));
--vxe-ui-table-border-color: hsl(var(--border));

/* Table row states */
--vxe-ui-table-row-hover-background-color: hsl(var(--accent-hover));
--vxe-ui-table-row-striped-background-color: hsl(var(--accent) / 60%);
--vxe-ui-table-row-hover-striped-background-color: hsl(var(--accent));

/* Table selection states */
--vxe-ui-table-row-radio-checked-background-color: hsl(var(--accent));
--vxe-ui-table-row-hover-radio-checked-background-color: hsl(var(--accent-hover));
--vxe-ui-table-row-checkbox-checked-background-color: hsl(var(--accent));
--vxe-ui-table-row-hover-checkbox-checked-background-color: hsl(var(--accent-hover));

/* Table current row state */
--vxe-ui-table-row-current-background-color: hsl(var(--accent));
--vxe-ui-table-row-hover-current-background-color: hsl(var(--accent-hover));

48-49: Overall, excellent theme definition for vxe-table component.

The theme.css file provides a comprehensive set of custom properties for styling the vxe-table component, maintaining consistency and allowing for easy theme adjustments.

Consider revisiting the commented-out --vxe-ui-table-fixed-scrolling-box-shadow-color property. If it's needed for the component, implement it using the consistent HSL color model. If not needed, you may remove this comment to keep the code clean.

packages/@core/base/shared/src/utils/dom.ts (2)

89-95: LGTM! Consider adding JSDoc comment for clarity.

The implementation of triggerWindowResize is correct and straightforward. It effectively creates and dispatches a 'resize' event on the window object, which can be useful for forcing re-layouts or re-renders of components that depend on window size.

Consider adding a JSDoc comment to explain the function's purpose and potential use cases. Here's a suggested addition:

/**
 * Triggers a window resize event programmatically.
 * This can be useful for forcing re-layouts or re-renders of components that depend on window size.
 * Note: This doesn't actually change the window size, it only dispatches the event.
 */
export function triggerWindowResize(): void {
  // ... (existing implementation)
}

This addition would improve the function's documentation and make its purpose clearer to other developers.


88-95: Good integration with existing module functionality.

The addition of triggerWindowResize function is well-integrated into the existing module:

  1. It aligns with the module's purpose of providing DOM-related utilities.
  2. The function is properly exported, extending the module's public API.
  3. Its placement at the end of the file maintains good code organization.
  4. The naming convention is consistent with other functions in the file.

Consider grouping related functions in the future if the module grows larger. For now, the current organization is sufficient.

packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/components/spinner/loading.vue (4)

Line range hint 27-27: Consider removing commented-out code

There are commented-out lines related to startTime and performance.now(). If this functionality is no longer needed, it's best to remove these comments to keep the code clean and maintainable.

Also applies to: 37-37


Line range hint 39-57: Consider using nextTick for more consistent behavior

The current implementation uses setTimeout to delay showing the spinner. While this works, it might lead to inconsistent behavior across different environments. Consider using Vue's nextTick function instead, which ensures the DOM has updated before showing the spinner.

Here's a suggested implementation:

- timer.value = setTimeout(() => {
-   showSpinner.value = true;
-   if (showSpinner.value) {
-     renderSpinner.value = true;
-   }
- }, props.minLoadingTime);
+ import { nextTick } from 'vue';
+ 
+ // ... inside the watch function
+ nextTick(() => {
+   timer.value = setTimeout(() => {
+     showSpinner.value = true;
+     renderSpinner.value = true;
+   }, props.minLoadingTime);
+ });

This change ensures that the DOM has updated before starting the timer, which can lead to more consistent behavior across different rendering scenarios.


72-72: Approve class change and suggest minor improvement

The change from bg-[hsl(var(--overlay-light))] to bg-overlay-content is a good move towards more maintainable and consistent styling. This change likely aligns the component with the project's design system.

Consider extracting the long class string into a separate constant or computed property for better readability:

<script setup>
// ... other code ...
const spinnerClasses = computed(() => cn(
  'z-100 dark:bg-overlay bg-overlay-content pointer-events-none absolute left-0 top-0 flex size-full flex-col items-center justify-center transition-all duration-500',
  {
    'invisible opacity-0': !showSpinner.value,
  },
  props.class
))
</script>

<template>
  <div
    :class="spinnerClasses"
    @transitionend="onTransitionEnd"
  >
    <!-- ... rest of the template ... -->
  </div>
</template>

This change would make the template more readable and easier to maintain.


Line range hint 95-150: Approve current styles and suggest potential improvement

The current styles for the spinner are well-defined and should create a smooth loading effect. The use of scoped styles is a good practice to prevent style leaks.

Consider using CSS variables for animation durations and delays. This would make it easier to adjust the animation timing in the future:

<style scoped>
:root {
  --spinner-rotation-duration: 1.2s;
  --dot-animation-duration: 1s;
  --dot-delay-increment: 0.4s;
}

.dot {
  transform: rotate(45deg);
  animation: rotate-ani var(--spinner-rotation-duration) infinite linear;
}

.dot i {
  animation: spin-move-ani var(--dot-animation-duration) infinite linear alternate;
}

.dot i:nth-child(2) {
  animation-delay: calc(var(--dot-delay-increment) * 1);
}

.dot i:nth-child(3) {
  animation-delay: calc(var(--dot-delay-increment) * 2);
}

.dot i:nth-child(4) {
  animation-delay: calc(var(--dot-delay-increment) * 3);
}

/* ... rest of the styles ... */
</style>

This change would make it easier to adjust the animation timing globally or experiment with different timings.

packages/@core/preferences/src/config.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-114: Summary: Minor change with potential UX impact

The modification to disable the footer by default is a small but potentially impactful change. While it doesn't introduce any technical issues and aligns with the PR's goal of adding a new component, it may affect the user experience for existing users.

Consider the following recommendations:

  1. Document this change in the PR description or release notes.
  2. If this change is temporary or specific to the vxe-table component, consider making it configurable or component-specific rather than changing the global default.
  3. Ensure that any UI tests or documentation referencing the footer are updated accordingly.

These steps will help maintain code clarity and prevent potential confusion for both users and future developers.

packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/components/spinner/spinner.vue (1)

66-66: Approved: Background styling update looks good.

The change from bg-[hsl(var(--overlay-light))] to bg-overlay-content is a good move towards using standardized utility classes. This approach enhances maintainability and consistency across the project.

For even better consistency, consider extracting frequently used class combinations into custom Tailwind components or Vue components. For example:

<template>
  <div :class="[
    'flex-center z-100 absolute left-0 top-0 size-full backdrop-blur-sm transition-all duration-500',
    'bg-overlay-content',
    { 'invisible opacity-0': !showSpinner },
    props.class
  ]">
    <!-- Spinner content -->
  </div>
</template>

This approach can make the template more readable and easier to maintain, especially if this class combination is used in multiple places.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (2)

1-42: Consider documenting or removing commented imports

There are several commented-out import statements in the file. While these might be placeholders for future use or previously used components, it's generally a good practice to keep the codebase clean and documented.

Consider either:

  1. Removing the commented imports if they are no longer needed.
  2. Adding a comment explaining why these imports are kept but commented out, if they are intended for future use.

This will improve code readability and maintainability.


88-103: Approve implementation with a suggestion for error handling

The setupVbenVxeTable function is well-implemented, utilizing Vue 3's composition API and allowing for flexible configuration. The theme watcher is a great addition for maintaining UI consistency.

Consider adding error handling for the configVxeTable call:

export function setupVbenVxeTable(setupOptions: SetupVxeTable) {
  const { configVxeTable } = setupOptions;
  const preference = usePreferences();

  watch(
    () => preference.theme.value,
    (theme) => {
      VxeUI.setTheme(theme === 'dark' ? 'dark' : 'light');
    },
    {
      immediate: true,
    },
  );

  try {
    configVxeTable(VxeUI);
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error occurred while configuring VxeTable:', error);
    // Optionally, you could also emit an event or use a notification system here
  }
}

This addition will help catch and log any errors that might occur during the configuration process, improving debugging and error reporting.

packages/@core/composables/src/use-layout-style.ts (2)

63-74: New useLayoutHeaderStyle function added.

The new function provides a clean API for getting and setting the header height using CSS variables. This approach is consistent with the existing layout management pattern and supports easy theming and responsive design.

Consider adding type annotations to improve type safety:

 export function useLayoutHeaderStyle() {
   const headerHeight = useCssVar(CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_HEADER_HEIGHT);

   return {
-    getLayoutHeaderHeight: () => {
+    getLayoutHeaderHeight: (): number => {
       return Number.parseInt(`${headerHeight.value}`, 10);
     },
-    setLayoutHeaderHeight: (height: number) => {
+    setLayoutHeaderHeight: (height: number): void => {
       headerHeight.value = `${height}px`;
     },
   };
 }

76-87: New useLayoutFooterStyle function added.

The new function provides a consistent API for managing the footer height, similar to useLayoutHeaderStyle. This maintains a uniform approach to layout management.

Consider refactoring to reduce duplication between useLayoutHeaderStyle and useLayoutFooterStyle:

function createLayoutElementStyle(cssVariable: string) {
  const elementHeight = useCssVar(cssVariable);

  return {
    getHeight: (): number => {
      return Number.parseInt(`${elementHeight.value}`, 10);
    },
    setHeight: (height: number): void => {
      elementHeight.value = `${height}px`;
    },
  };
}

export function useLayoutHeaderStyle() {
  return createLayoutElementStyle(CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_HEADER_HEIGHT);
}

export function useLayoutFooterStyle() {
  return createLayoutElementStyle(CSS_VARIABLE_LAYOUT_FOOTER_HEIGHT);
}

This refactoring would reduce code duplication and make it easier to add similar functions for other layout elements in the future.

playground/src/locales/langs/zh-CN.json (1)

85-94: LGTM! Consider adding a description for consistency.

The added "vxeTable" section is well-structured and consistent with the rest of the file. The translations are appropriate and meaningful for a table component. Great job!

For consistency with other sections like "form" and "captcha", consider adding a "description" key-value pair to provide a brief explanation of the Vxe table component. For example:

"vxeTable": {
  "title": "Vxe 表格",
  "description": "高性能表格组件",
  ...
}
packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/components/pagination/pagination.vue (2)

39-41: LGTM: Addition of emit function

The introduction of the emit function with a pageChange event is a good addition. It allows parent components to react to pagination changes effectively.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this emit, especially for other developers who might work on this component in the future. For example:

// Emit pageChange event when either the current page or items per page changes
const emit = defineEmits<{
  pageChange: [currentPage: number, pageSize: number];
}>();

60-65: LGTM: Addition of watch function

The introduction of the watch function to monitor changes in itemPerPage and currentPage is a good addition. It ensures that the parent component is notified of any changes to the pagination state.

Consider using the watchEffect function instead for a more concise implementation:

import { watchEffect } from 'vue';

// ...

watchEffect(() => {
  emit('pageChange', currentPage.value, itemPerPage.value);
});

This approach automatically tracks the reactive dependencies and runs the effect whenever they change, potentially making the code more maintainable.

internal/vite-config/src/config/application.ts (1)

Line range hint 18-52: Consider extracting plugin options for improved readability

The loadApplicationPlugins function is called with a large object containing numerous options. While the current structure works, it might be beneficial for code readability and maintenance to extract these options into a separate configuration object.

Consider refactoring the code as follows:

const pluginOptions = {
  archiver: true,
  archiverPluginOptions: {},
  compress: false,
  compressTypes: ['brotli', 'gzip'],
  devtools: true,
  env,
  extraAppConfig: true,
  html: true,
  i18n: true,
  importmapOptions: defaultImportmapOptions,
  injectAppLoading: true,
  injectMetadata: true,
  isBuild,
  license: true,
  mode,
  nitroMock: !isBuild,
  nitroMockOptions: {},
  print: !isBuild,
  printInfoMap: {
    'Vben Admin Docs': 'https://doc.vben.pro',
  },
  pwa: true,
  pwaOptions: getDefaultPwaOptions(appTitle),
  vxeTableLazyImport: true,
  ...envConfig,
  ...application,
};

const plugins = await loadApplicationPlugins(pluginOptions);

This approach separates the configuration from the function call, making it easier to read and modify the options in the future.

internal/vite-config/src/typing.ts (1)

126-127: LGTM! Consider enhancing the comment slightly.

The addition of the vxeTableLazyImport property is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives. The type, optionality, and naming convention are appropriate.

Consider slightly expanding the comment to provide more context:

-  /** 是否开启vxe-table懒加载 */
+  /** 是否开启vxe-table组件的懒加载 (Whether to enable lazy loading for the vxe-table component) */
   vxeTableLazyImport?: boolean;

This bilingual comment provides more clarity on what exactly is being lazy-loaded and could be helpful for both Chinese and English-speaking developers.

playground/src/locales/langs/en-US.json (1)

85-94: LGTM! Consider a minor adjustment for consistency.

The additions for the vxe-table component are well-structured and align with the PR objectives. The JSON syntax is correct, and the translations are clear and appropriate.

For consistency with other sections in the file, consider capitalizing "Table" in the title value:

-        "title": "Vxe Table",
+        "title": "Vxe Table",

This change would make it consistent with other title capitalizations like "Basic Form" and "Query Form" in the form section.

pnpm-workspace.yaml (3)

24-24: LGTM: Addition of @faker-js/faker package

The addition of @faker-js/faker (version ^9.0.3) is a good choice for generating fake data, which can be useful for testing and populating the new vxe-table component with sample data.

Consider updating the project documentation to mention the availability of this package for generating test data, if not already done.


176-176: LGTM: Addition of vxe-pc-ui package

The addition of vxe-pc-ui (version ^4.2.9) aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. This package likely provides additional UI components or styles for vxe-table.

Ensure that the usage of vxe-pc-ui is properly documented in the project, including any specific components or styles being utilized.


177-177: LGTM: Addition of vxe-table package

The addition of vxe-table (version ^4.7.84) directly fulfills the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. This is a crucial change that introduces the new functionality to the project.

To ensure smooth integration and usage:

  1. Update the project documentation to include comprehensive guidelines on how to use the vxe-table component.
  2. Add examples demonstrating various features and configurations of vxe-table.
  3. Ensure that appropriate unit and integration tests are in place for the new component.
internal/vite-config/src/plugins/index.ts (2)

114-114: LGTM: VXE Table lazy import support added.

The changes to add support for the VXE Table lazy import are well-implemented:

  1. The vxeTableLazyImport option is correctly added to the function parameters.
  2. The conditional block for loading the plugin follows the existing pattern.
  3. The plugin is loaded asynchronously, maintaining consistency with other plugins.

Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the vxeTableLazyImport option for better code documentation:

// Option to enable lazy importing of VXE Table components
vxeTableLazyImport,

Also applies to: 140-145


29-29: Summary: VXE Table support successfully added.

The changes to add support for the VXE Table plugin are well-implemented and integrated seamlessly into the existing code:

  1. A new import statement is added for the VXE Table plugin.
  2. The loadApplicationPlugins function is updated to support lazy loading of the VXE Table plugin.
  3. The changes follow existing code patterns and conventions.

Consider the following suggestions to enhance the implementation:

  1. Update the project's documentation or README to reflect this new feature, explaining how to use the vxeTableLazyImport option.
  2. If not already present, add unit tests to verify the correct loading of the VXE Table plugin when the option is enabled.
  3. Ensure that the viteVxeTableImportsPlugin is properly exported from its source file to maintain consistency with other plugin exports in this file.

Also applies to: 114-114, 140-145

packages/@core/base/design/src/design-tokens/dark/index.css (1)

82-82: Approved: New CSS variable for overlay content

The addition of --overlay-content: 0deg 0% 0% / 40%; is a good enhancement to the dark theme styling. It complements the existing --overlay variable and provides more flexibility for styling overlay content.

Consider adding a brief comment above this line to explain the purpose of this variable, similar to other variables in this file. For example:

/* 遮罩内容颜色 */
--overlay-content: 0deg 0% 0% / 40%;

This will improve code readability and maintainability.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts (1)

21-44: Ensure consistent language in code comments

The code comments are written in Chinese while the rest of the code is in English. For consistency and to accommodate international collaborators, consider translating the comments to English.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/edit-cell.vue (1)

20-30: Improve consistency in column titles.

The column for releaseDate is titled 'Date'. For clarity and consistency, consider renaming it to 'Release Date', matching the field name and avoiding potential confusion with other dates.

Apply this diff to update the title:

 { field: 'price', title: 'Price' },
-{ field: 'releaseDate', title: 'Date' },
+{ field: 'releaseDate', title: 'Release Date' },
apps/backend-mock/api/table/list.ts (2)

40-40: Re-evaluate the use of sleep for delaying responses

Introducing an artificial delay of 600 milliseconds using sleep can degrade the user experience by making the API response slower. While it might be intended for mocking real-world latency, consider making the delay optional or configurable.

Consider wrapping the delay with a condition or comment explaining its purpose:

  // Simulate network latency for testing purposes
  await sleep(600);

18-18: Specify precision for floating-point numbers

The faker.number.float function can produce numbers with many decimal places. For fields like rating, you might want to limit the number of decimal places to match typical rating formats (e.g., one decimal place).

Apply this diff to specify precision:

-      rating: faker.number.float({ min: 1, max: 5 }),
+      rating: faker.number.float({ min: 1, max: 5, precision: 0.1 }),
apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts (1)

12-31: Consider adding unit tests for usePageResponseSuccess function.

Adding unit tests for the new usePageResponseSuccess function will help ensure its correctness, especially with the parsing and pagination logic involved. This will enhance the reliability of your code.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/fixed.vue (2)

32-32: Ensure consistent language in column titles

The column titles are predominantly in English except for '操作', which is in Chinese. For consistency, consider changing '操作' to 'Action'.

Apply this change to the column definition:

{
  field: 'action',
  fixed: 'right',
  slots: { default: 'action' },
-  title: '操作',
+  title: 'Action',
  width: 120,
},

40-45: Simplify the async function by removing redundant await

In an async function, using return await is redundant since the function already returns a promise. You can simplify the code by returning the promise directly.

Apply this change to the query function:

query: async ({ page }) => {
-   return await getExampleTableApi({
+   return getExampleTableApi({
      page: page.currentPage,
      pageSize: page.pageSize,
    });
},
packages/effects/common-ui/src/components/page/page.vue (1)

38-38: Remove commented-out code for cleanliness

Consider removing the commented-out line to keep the codebase clean and maintain readability.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/edit-row.vue (1)

55-77: Use consistent function declaration styles

Functions are declared using both the function keyword and arrow functions assigned to constants. For example, hasEditStatus, editRowEvent, and saveRowEvent use function, while cancelRowEvent is declared as a constant with an arrow function. For consistency, consider adopting one style for declaring functions.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts (1)

87-93: Consider consolidating setLoading into setGridOptions.

The setLoading method updates the loading property of gridOptions. Since there's already a setGridOptions method, you might streamline the API by using setGridOptions directly:

setGridOptions({
  loading: isLoading,
});

This reduces redundancy and keeps the API surface smaller.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/use-vxe-grid.vue (2)

122-130: Simplify the Conditional Statement for Clarity.

The condition at lines 122-130 checks multiple properties to determine if configQuery is valid. This can be simplified for better readability.

Simplify the condition:

-if (
-  !options ||
-  !options.proxyConfig ||
-  !options.proxyConfig.ajax ||
-  !configQuery ||
-  !isFunction(configQuery)
-) {
+if (!isFunction(configQuery)) {
   return options;
}

Assuming that if configQuery is not a function, the necessary conditions are not met.


184-196: Optimize VxeGrid Class Binding and Event Handling.

The class binding and event handling in the VxeGrid component (lines 184-196) may cause unnecessary re-renders if not optimized.

Consider the following:

  • Ensure computed properties used in class bindings are as efficient as possible.
  • Verify that events does not introduce unnecessary reactive overhead.
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playground/src/api/examples/index.ts (1)

2-2: LGTM! The new export aligns with the PR objective.

The addition of export * from './table'; is consistent with the existing module pattern and supports the integration of the new vxe-table component. This change expands the module's interface, making all exports from the 'table' module accessible to other parts of the application that import from this index file.

To ensure the 'table' module exists and contains the expected exports, you can run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

LGTM! The new export aligns with the PR objective.

The addition of export * from './table'; correctly re-exports all exports from the 'table' module, ensuring that components importing from this index file have access to the getExampleTableApi function. This change maintains a centralized export strategy, facilitating better module management and accessibility across the application.

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# Check if the 'table.ts' file exists
if [ -f "playground/src/api/examples/table.ts" ]; then
    echo "The 'table.ts' file exists."
    # Display the content of the 'table.ts' file
    cat playground/src/api/examples/table.ts
else
    echo "Error: The 'table.ts' file does not exist in the expected location."
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packages/@core/base/icons/src/index.ts (3)

5-5: LGTM: @iconify/vue export unchanged.

The export statement for '@iconify/vue' remains unchanged, which is appropriate as it doesn't seem to be directly related to the new vxe-table component being added.


1-5: Overall, the changes look good and align with the PR objective.

The addition of EmptyIcon and the reordering of exports have been implemented correctly. To ensure full compatibility with the new vxe-table component:

  1. Verify that EmptyIcon is properly used within the vxe-table component.
  2. Check if any other components in the project rely on the specific order of these exports, although this is unlikely to cause issues.

To verify the usage of EmptyIcon in the vxe-table component, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of EmptyIcon in vxe-table component

# Test: Search for EmptyIcon usage in vxe-table related files
rg --type vue 'EmptyIcon' packages/ | grep -i 'vxe-table'

1-1: LGTM: EmptyIcon export added successfully.

The addition of the EmptyIcon export aligns with the PR objective of adding a new vxe-table component. The export statement is correctly formatted.

To ensure the EmptyIcon component is implemented correctly, please run the following script:

✅ Verification successful

Verified: EmptyIcon component is correctly implemented and exported.

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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/index.ts (2)

2-2: LGTM. Comprehensive export of vxe-grid functionalities.

Re-exporting all exports from './use-vxe-grid' is a good practice for aggregating related functionalities. This makes it easier for users of the module to import all necessary vxe-grid related functions and components from a single location.


4-4: LGTM. Comprehensive type export enhances TypeScript support.

Re-exporting all types from 'vxe-table' is an excellent practice. It ensures that users of this module have access to all necessary type definitions, enhancing type safety and developer experience when working with TypeScript.

packages/@core/composables/src/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-13: Clarification needed on relationship to vxe-table component

The PR objectives mention adding a vxe-table component, but the changes in this file don't seem directly related to that. Could you please clarify how this change in the composables index file relates to the addition of the vxe-table component?

To help understand the relationship, let's search for vxe-table related files:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for vxe-table related files and imports

echo "Searching for vxe-table related files:"
fd -t f "vxe-table" 

echo "\nSearching for vxe-table imports:"
rg --type typescript "import.*vxe-table"

echo "\nSearching for use-layout-style usage in vxe-table related files:"
rg --type typescript "useLayoutStyle" $(fd -t f "vxe-table")
playground/src/api/examples/table.ts (2)

1-17: Overall assessment: Well-structured API module with minor improvement opportunities.

This new file successfully introduces an API module for table-related operations, aligning with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. The code is well-structured, typed, and introduces no breaking changes.

Key points:

  1. The pagination parameter structure is clearly defined.
  2. The API function for fetching table data is implemented correctly.
  3. TypeScript is used effectively for type safety.

Consider implementing the suggested improvements:

  1. Verify the import path alias configuration.
  2. Use modules instead of namespaces for better compatibility.
  3. Enhance function documentation and simplify the export syntax.

These changes will further improve code quality, maintainability, and developer experience.


1-1: Verify the import path alias.

The import statement uses a non-standard path alias #/api/request. While this might be a valid configuration in your project setup, it's worth verifying that this path alias is correctly configured in your TypeScript/bundler settings to ensure it resolves correctly across different environments.

apps/backend-mock/package.json (2)

13-15: Please clarify the use of "catalog:" as version specifier.

All the updated dependencies and the new @faker-js/faker dependency use "catalog:" as the version specifier. This is an unusual pattern and might be specific to your project's setup.

Could you please explain:

  1. What does "catalog:" represent in your project's context?
  2. How does this version resolution work?
  3. Is this a standard practice in your project for managing dependencies?

This information will help ensure that all team members understand the versioning strategy and can maintain it consistently.


Line range hint 13-19: Reminder: Test thoroughly with the updated dependencies.

The changes to the dependency versions, particularly the addition of @faker-js/faker and the updates to jsonwebtoken, nitropack, @types/jsonwebtoken, and h3, may impact various parts of your project.

Please ensure that:

  1. All existing functionality works as expected with these new versions.
  2. Any new features utilizing @faker-js/faker are thoroughly tested.
  3. The build process completes successfully.
  4. All unit and integration tests pass.

If you haven't already, it would be beneficial to run a comprehensive test suite and maybe even perform some manual testing to verify that these dependency changes haven't introduced any unexpected behavior.

internal/vite-config/src/plugins/vxe-table.ts (3)

1-3: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-structured.

The import statements are correctly importing the necessary types and functions from 'vite' and 'vite-plugin-lazy-import' packages. The use of type imports from 'vite' is a good TypeScript practice.


20-20: LGTM: Export statement is correct.

The named export of viteVxeTableImportsPlugin is appropriate and follows best practices, allowing for easy importing of the plugin in other files.


1-20: Overall implementation looks great. Verify integration with Vite config.

The viteVxeTableImportsPlugin is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives of adding vxe-table component support. The code is clean, follows TypeScript best practices, and correctly implements lazy loading for vxe-table and vxe-pc-ui components.

To ensure proper integration, please verify that this plugin is correctly added to the Vite configuration. Run the following script to check the Vite config file:

If the script doesn't return any results, make sure to update the Vite configuration to include this plugin.

✅ Verification successful

Plugin Integration Verified

The viteVxeTableImportsPlugin is correctly imported and utilized within the Vite configuration files. Integration appears to be successful.

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packages/@core/base/icons/build.config.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-29: Overall, good improvements to the build configuration

The changes to this build configuration file represent a significant improvement in how different file types are handled during the build process. Here's a summary of the benefits:

  1. Separation of concerns: Vue components and TypeScript files are now processed separately, allowing for more targeted build configurations.
  2. Modern module format: The use of ESM for TypeScript files aligns with current best practices in JavaScript development.
  3. Flexibility: The new structure allows for easy addition or modification of build entries in the future.

These changes should result in a more efficient and maintainable build process. Great work on improving the project's infrastructure!

playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (2)

1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.

The import statement correctly imports the necessary functions from the local package.


1-32: Overall, the implementation looks solid and aligns with PR objectives.

This file successfully sets up and configures the Vben Vxe Table component as intended in the PR objectives. The implementation is comprehensive and well-structured.

To ensure this new component is properly integrated, please run the following verification script:

This script will help verify that the new component is properly integrated into the main application and that it's being used correctly throughout the codebase.

packages/@core/base/icons/src/components/empty.vue (1)

1-8: SVG structure looks good!

The SVG is well-structured with appropriate viewBox and dimensions. The use of a group element (<g>) for organization is a good practice.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/tree.vue (2)

1-8: LGTM: Imports and setup are well-structured.

The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, utilizing TypeScript for enhanced type safety. The inclusion of mock data suggests this component might be for demonstration or testing purposes.


10-17: LGTM: RowType interface is well-defined.

The RowType interface is appropriately structured for a tree table. The use of null | number for parentId is a good practice, allowing for the representation of root nodes (null parentId) and child nodes (number parentId).

packages/effects/plugins/package.json (1)

20-23: LGTM: New export entry for vxe-table component added.

The new export entry for ./vxe-table has been correctly added to the package.json file. This aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component to the project.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/virtual.vue (3)

1-8: LGTM: Imports and setup are well-structured.

The component is correctly set up using TypeScript and the Composition API. The necessary imports for VxeGridProps, lifecycle hooks, and custom components are present and appropriate for the implementation of a virtual scrolling table.


10-15: LGTM: Well-defined RowType interface.

The RowType interface is clearly defined with appropriate properties for id, name, role, and sex. This enhances type safety and improves code readability.


1-58: Overall: Well-implemented virtual scrolling table with room for enhancements.

This component successfully implements a virtual scrolling table using the vxe-table component. The code is well-structured, uses TypeScript for improved type safety, and follows Vue.js Composition API best practices.

Key strengths:

  1. Clear type definitions and interfaces
  2. Proper use of Vue.js Composition API
  3. Effective implementation of virtual scrolling

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. Optimize data loading for better performance
  2. Enhance table functionality with sorting, filtering, and column resizing
  3. Improve error handling in data loading
  4. Add context and description in the template for better user experience

These enhancements would further improve the component's functionality, performance, and user experience. Great work overall!

packages/@core/ui-kit/layout-ui/src/components/layout-content.vue (3)

Line range hint 1-67: Overall changes look good, but verify component behavior.

The changes in this file are limited to updating the import and usage of useLayoutContentStyle instead of useContentStyle. The rest of the component, including props, computed styles, and template structure, remains unchanged. This suggests a targeted refactoring with minimal impact on the component's overall functionality.

To ensure that these changes haven't inadvertently affected the component's behavior, please:

  1. Run the component's existing unit tests, if available.
  2. Perform manual testing of the component in various scenarios, paying special attention to the layout and content styling.
  3. If no tests exist, consider adding unit tests for this component to prevent future regressions.

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# If no results are returned, consider adding tests for this component.

28-28: Verify behavior of contentElement and overlayStyle with the new function.

The destructuring assignment has been updated to use useLayoutContentStyle(), which is consistent with the import change. The destructured variables contentElement and overlayStyle remain the same, suggesting that the new function maintains the same interface.

To ensure that the behavior of these variables remains unchanged, please consider the following:

  1. Review the implementation of useLayoutContentStyle to confirm it provides the same functionality as the previous useContentStyle.
  2. Test the component in various scenarios to verify that the layout and styling behave as expected.

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# The output should show the file where useLayoutContentStyle is defined.

7-7: Verify consistency of the renamed import across the codebase.

The import statement has been updated from useContentStyle to useLayoutContentStyle, which aligns with the changes mentioned in the PR summary. This change appears to be part of a refactoring effort.

To ensure consistency, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of useContentStyle:

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No remaining usages of useContentStyle were found in Vue or TypeScript files.

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internal/vite-config/package.json (1)

56-57: LGTM! New dependency added for lazy importing.

The addition of "vite-plugin-lazy-import": "catalog:" aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. This plugin could potentially improve performance through lazy loading of imports.

To ensure the new plugin is properly utilized, please run the following script:

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  • Import statement found in internal/vite-config/src/plugins/vxe-table.ts.
  • lazyImport function used in the same file.
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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/theme.css (1)

9-19: Good use of custom properties for layout and base elements.

The definitions for popup border, layout background, and table resizable line colors using custom properties ensure consistency with the overall theme.

The commented-out box shadow properties (lines 18-19) seem to use a different color model (HSL) compared to the one on line 12 (RGB). Let's verify if there are any other occurrences of RGB values in the codebase:

If the results show consistent use of HSL, consider updating line 12 to use HSL for consistency.

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Consistency Confirmed in Color Models

The shell script results show that RGB color values are consistently used in multiple CSS files across the codebase, aligning with the commented-out properties in theme.css. Therefore, the current use of RGB maintains consistency and does not require changes.

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packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/components/spinner/loading.vue (1)

Line range hint 1-150: Overall assessment: Good improvements with minor suggestions for enhancement

The changes made to this component, particularly in the styling approach, are positive steps towards better maintainability and consistency. The component is well-structured and follows Vue best practices.

Key points:

  1. The move to more generic class names in the template is commendable.
  2. The script section could benefit from removing commented-out code and potentially improving the timing mechanism.
  3. The styles are well-defined, with a suggestion to use CSS variables for more flexible animations.

These minor enhancements aside, the overall quality of the component is good, and it should function well as a loading spinner.

packages/@core/preferences/src/config.ts (1)

42-42: Footer disabled by default: Consider documenting this change

The change disables the footer by default in the application preferences. While this is a valid modification and doesn't introduce any technical issues, it may impact the user experience for existing users who expect the footer to be enabled.

Consider adding a comment explaining the rationale behind this change, especially if it's related to the addition of the vxe-table component mentioned in the PR description. This will help future maintainers understand the context of this modification.

Example:

footer: {
  // Disabled by default to accommodate vxe-table component
  enable: false,
  fixed: false,
},

To ensure this change doesn't have unintended consequences, let's verify if there are any components or tests that rely on the footer being enabled by default:

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (1)

1-103: Overall assessment: Approve with minor suggestions

This new file successfully introduces the vxe-table component as per the PR objectives. The implementation is well-structured, utilizing modern JavaScript/TypeScript practices and Vue 3's composition API. The initVxeTable and setupVbenVxeTable functions provide a solid foundation for integrating VxeTable into the application.

The code demonstrates good practices such as:

  1. Preventing multiple initializations
  2. Allowing flexible configuration
  3. Reacting to theme changes

With the minor suggestions provided in previous comments (configurable language setting and error handling), this implementation will be even more robust and flexible.

packages/@core/composables/src/use-layout-style.ts (3)

7-8: LGTM: New CSS variable imports added.

The new imports for footer and header height CSS variables are consistent with the existing naming convention and align with the newly added functions.


Line range hint 1-87: Overall assessment of changes

The changes to use-layout-style.ts enhance the layout management capabilities by adding header and footer style functionalities and refining the content style handling. The new functions follow consistent patterns and provide a clean API for manipulating layout elements.

Key points:

  1. New CSS variable imports added for header and footer heights.
  2. useContentStyle renamed to useLayoutContentStyle for consistency.
  3. Debounce time in useLayoutContentStyle reduced from 100ms to 16ms.
  4. New functions useLayoutHeaderStyle and useLayoutFooterStyle added.

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. Verify the impact of the reduced debounce time on performance.
  2. Add type annotations to improve type safety.
  3. Consider refactoring to reduce duplication between similar functions.

These changes align well with the PR objectives of adding new functionality and enhancing the project. The suggestions provided aim to further improve code quality and maintainability.


20-20: Function renamed and debounce time reduced.

The renaming of useContentStyle to useLayoutContentStyle is consistent with the new naming convention. However, the reduction in debounce time from 100ms to 16ms might impact performance.

Please verify the impact of the reduced debounce time (16ms) on CPU usage and overall performance. Consider running the following performance test:

Also applies to: 45-45

packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/components/pagination/pagination.vue (2)

2-2: LGTM: Import of watch function

The addition of the watch import from 'vue' is appropriate, as it's used later in the component to react to changes in itemPerPage and currentPage.


35-35: Verify intention: Default size change

The default value for the size prop has been changed from 'default' to 'small'. Please confirm if this change is intentional and aligns with the overall design system. This modification will affect the default appearance of all pagination components using this file.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/table-data.ts (1)

1-161: Summary: Mock data implementation aligns with PR objectives

This file successfully implements mock data for the vxe-table component, which aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table feature. The mock data provides a good foundation for testing and demonstrating the capabilities of the vxe-table component.

Key points:

  1. The MOCK_TABLE_DATA provides a simple tabular structure.
  2. The MOCK_TREE_TABLE_DATA offers a more complex tree structure, suitable for hierarchical data representation.

The suggested improvements focus on enhancing type safety, data consistency, and realism, which will contribute to more robust testing and demonstration of the vxe-table component.

These mock data implementations are approved with the suggested improvements. They will effectively support the integration and testing of the vxe-table component in the Vue Vben Admin project.

internal/vite-config/src/config/application.ts (2)

Line range hint 1-124: Overall assessment: Change is minimal and well-integrated

The addition of the vxeTableLazyImport option is a focused change that aligns well with the PR objectives. The modification is correctly placed within the existing configuration structure and should enable lazy loading for the VXE Table component as intended.

The overall file structure and functionality remain sound, with good practices for configuration management in place. The suggested refactoring for improved readability is optional and can be considered for future maintenance.


50-50: New option added for VXE Table lazy import

The addition of vxeTableLazyImport: true aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. This option enables lazy loading for the VXE Table plugin, which can potentially improve initial load times by deferring the loading of the component until it's needed.

To ensure this change is properly integrated, let's verify the implementation:

This script will help us verify:

  1. How VXE Table is being imported (to confirm lazy loading).
  2. Where the VXE Table component is being used.
  3. Any additional configuration related to VXE Table.

The results will provide context on how this new option is utilized throughout the project.

✅ Verification successful

VXE Table Lazy Import Successfully Verified

The addition of vxeTableLazyImport: true in internal/vite-config/src/config/application.ts has been successfully verified. This configuration aligns with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component and enables lazy loading, which can enhance the application's performance by deferring the loading of the VXE Table plugin until it's needed.

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echo "Checking for VXE Table component usage:"
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internal/vite-config/src/typing.ts (1)

126-127: Verify the usage of the new vxeTableLazyImport option.

The addition of the vxeTableLazyImport option looks good. To ensure it's being used correctly, let's verify its implementation in other parts of the codebase.

Run the following script to check for usage of the new option:

This will help ensure that the new option is being utilized appropriately and that the vxe-table component is being imported or used in the project.

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✅ Verified: vxeTableLazyImport Usage is Correct

The vxeTableLazyImport option is properly implemented and utilized within the configuration and plugin files. No issues were found regarding its usage across the codebase.

  • Declaration: internal/vite-config/src/typing.ts
  • Configuration: internal/vite-config/src/config/application.ts
  • Plugin Usage: internal/vite-config/src/plugins/index.ts
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pnpm-workspace.yaml (2)

25-25: LGTM: Update of @iconify/json package

The minor version update of @iconify/json to ^2.2.256 is a good practice for keeping dependencies up-to-date. This update likely includes new icons or minor improvements.


Line range hint 16-177: Summary: Changes align well with PR objectives

The modifications to pnpm-workspace.yaml are consistent with the PR objective of adding the vxe-table component. The new packages (@faker-js/faker, vite-plugin-lazy-import, vxe-pc-ui, and vxe-table) and the version update for @iconify/json all contribute to this goal.

To ensure a smooth integration:

  1. Update project documentation to reflect these new additions and their usage.
  2. Implement comprehensive testing for the new vxe-table component.
  3. Verify the configuration and usage of vite-plugin-lazy-import.

Overall, these changes appear to be well-considered and should enhance the project's functionality as intended.

internal/vite-config/src/plugins/index.ts (1)

29-29: LGTM: New import for VXE Table plugin.

The import statement for viteVxeTableImportsPlugin is correctly placed and follows the existing naming conventions.

playground/src/views/examples/form/basic.vue (3)

9-10: LGTM: New import for DocButton component.

The addition of the DocButton import is clean and follows the existing import style. This new component will be used in the template section.


334-336: LGTM: DocButton added to Page component.

The DocButton component is appropriately placed within the #extra slot of the <Page> component. This addition enhances the page by providing easy access to the form component documentation.


Line range hint 1-353: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives.

The modifications in this file successfully add the DocButton component, providing a link to the vxe-table component documentation. These changes:

  1. Introduce a new import for the DocButton component.
  2. Add the DocButton to the <Page> component's extra slot.

These additions enhance the usability of the page without altering existing functionality, aligning well with the PR's objective of introducing a non-breaking change to add the vxe-table component.

internal/tailwind-config/src/index.ts (1)

94-97: LGTM! Consider verifying CSS variables and component usage.

The change to the overlay property in the customColors object provides more granular control over overlay colors. This is a good improvement as it allows for separate styling of overlay content.

To ensure this change is fully implemented and doesn't cause any issues:

  1. Verify that the CSS variables are updated accordingly:

  2. Check the usage of overlay styles in components:

These checks will help confirm that the new overlay.content property is properly defined and utilized throughout the project.

✅ Verification successful

Verified! The updates to the overlay property have been successfully validated. CSS variables are correctly defined, and their usage within components remains consistent and functional.

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packages/@core/base/design/src/design-tokens/default/index.css (1)

82-82: Approved: Semantic improvement in variable naming

The renaming of --overlay-light to --overlay-content is a good change as it more accurately describes the purpose of the variable. This semantic improvement enhances code readability and maintainability.

To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of --overlay-light in the codebase:

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Verified: No remaining usages of --overlay-light found

There are no remaining references to --overlay-light in the codebase, ensuring that the renaming to --overlay-content is consistent and does not introduce any issues.

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packages/@core/base/design/src/design-tokens/dark/index.css (1)

82-82: Verify usage of the new --overlay-content variable

The new --overlay-content variable has been consistently added across all dark theme variations, which is good for maintaining theme consistency. However, it's important to ensure that this new variable is being used effectively in the codebase.

Let's verify the usage of this new variable:

This will help us confirm that the new variable is being utilized in the project and identify where it's being applied.

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Further Verification of --overlay-content Usage

The initial search found usage of --overlay-content in CSS files but encountered an error when searching Vue files. To ensure comprehensive verification, we need to adjust the search approach for Vue files.


Further Verification of --overlay-content Usage

The --overlay-content variable was found in CSS files but not in Vue files. To ensure it isn't used elsewhere, we need to expand our search to other file types.


--overlay-content Variable Usage Verified

The new --overlay-content variable has been successfully integrated and is utilized in the following locations:

  • packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/theme.css:

    --vxe-ui-loading-background-color: hsl(var(--overlay-content));
  • internal/tailwind-config/src/index.ts:

    content: 'hsl(var(--overlay-content))',

No issues were found regarding the addition and usage of the --overlay-content variable.

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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/use-vxe-grid.ts (2)

10-41: Ensure proper handling of reactive options

The options parameter is currently not reactive, as the reactivity support code is commented out.

If options can be a reactive object, you should handle changes to options to keep the api state in sync.

Consider the following steps:

  1. Uncomment and adjust the reactivity code to watch for changes in options.
  2. Ensure api.setState(options) correctly updates the internal state.

Would you like assistance in implementing the reactivity support for options? I can help modify the code to handle reactive options properly.


18-29: Component definition is appropriate

The Grid component is defined correctly using defineComponent with proper handling of props, attributes, slots, and lifecycle hooks.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/edit-cell.vue (4)

13-13: Include the id field in the grid columns if necessary.

The id property is defined in the RowType interface but is not included in the grid's columns. If the id is important for display or operations (like editing or deleting specific rows), consider adding it to the columns. If it's intentionally omitted, you can disregard this comment.


50-50: Validate the usage of useVbenVxeGrid.

Ensure that useVbenVxeGrid is correctly imported and that its usage aligns with the library's guidelines. Confirm that it returns an array where the first element is the Grid component.

Would you like assistance in confirming the correct usage or updating the import if necessary?


37-46: Confirm the proxy configuration aligns with backend requirements.

Ensure that the proxyConfig and its ajax settings match the backend API expectations, particularly the parameter names and data formats. This helps prevent integration issues.


18-48: Ensure consistency in column editability.

In the gridOptions, some fields like category, color, and productName have editRender configurations, making them editable. However, price and releaseDate do not have editRender settings, so they are read-only. If users should be able to edit all fields, consider adding editRender to price and releaseDate. Conversely, if they're intended to be read-only, this is acceptable.

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apps/backend-mock/api/table/list.ts (2)

34-44: Handle potential errors from missing or invalid query parameters

The code retrieves page and pageSize from the query without validating them. If these values are missing or cannot be converted to numbers, it could cause unexpected behavior.

Consider adding validation for page and pageSize. For example:

  const { page, pageSize } = getQuery(event);
+ const pageNumber = parseInt(page as string, 10) || 1;
+ const pageSizeNumber = parseInt(pageSize as string, 10) || 10;
+ 
+ // Ensure pageNumber and pageSizeNumber are positive integers
+ if (pageNumber < 1 || pageSizeNumber < 1) {
+   return createError({ statusCode: 400, statusMessage: 'Invalid pagination parameters' });
+ }
- return usePageResponseSuccess(page as string, pageSize as string, mockData);
+ return usePageResponseSuccess(pageNumber, pageSizeNumber, mockData);

15-15: Update deprecated faker.datatype.boolean method

The faker.datatype.boolean() method is deprecated in newer versions of @faker-js/faker. Consider using faker.boolean() instead to ensure future compatibility.

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apps/backend-mock/utils/response.ts (2)

52-54: Well-implemented sleep function.

The sleep function correctly creates a promise that resolves after the specified duration, providing a useful utility for simulating delays in asynchronous code.


61-64: Handle cases where offset exceeds array bounds in pagination function.

If offset exceeds the length of the array, array.slice(offset) will return an empty array, which may be acceptable. However, if offset is negative due to invalid pageNo or pageSize, it could result in unexpected behavior. Ensure that negative offsets are handled properly.

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playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/fixed.vue (1)

22-35: Verify omission of the id field in grid columns

The RowType interface includes an id field, but it's not included in the grid's columns configuration. Is the exclusion intentional? If the id is needed for display or other operations, consider adding it to the columns.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/remote.vue (1)

22-49: Grid configuration is well-structured and follows best practices

The grid options are properly set up, with well-defined columns and appropriate proxy configuration for remote data loading. The overall structure is clear and maintainable.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/basic.vue (6)

13-20: Well-defined RowType interface enhances type safety

The RowType interface is appropriately defined, ensuring that the grid data adheres to the expected structure. This promotes type safety and maintainability.


22-35: Grid options are correctly configured

The gridOptions object is well-configured with appropriate columns and data. The inclusion of properties like sortable and showOverflow enhances user experience by allowing sorting and handling overflow content gracefully.


37-41: Event listeners are properly set up

The gridEvents are correctly defined, and the cellClick event provides immediate feedback to the user by displaying the clicked row's name. This improves interactivity.


43-47: Effective use of hooks and state management

Utilizing useVbenVxeGrid along with reactive state management through gridApi.useStore for showBorder and showStripe reflects best practices in composition API and state management.


48-65: Grid modification functions are correctly implemented

The functions changeBorder, changeStripe, and changeLoading effectively update the grid's appearance and loading state. The use of gridApi.setGridOptions and gridApi.setLoading methods is appropriate and demonstrates good understanding of the API.


68-93: Template is well-structured and user-friendly

The template is organized, and the use of slots like #toolbar-actions and #toolbar-tools enhances the flexibility of the grid's toolbar. The buttons provide intuitive controls for the user to interact with the grid settings.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/use-vxe-grid.vue (5)

37-37: Handle Potential undefined State from props.api.useStore().

In line 37, you call props.api?.useStore?.(). If props.api or props.api.useStore is undefined, state will be undefined. Ensure that the code using state handles this case to prevent errors.

Consider providing a fallback:

const state = props.api?.useStore?.() || {};

85-88: Overwriting proxyConfig.enabled May Have Unintended Consequences.

At lines 85-88, you set mergedOptions.proxyConfig.enabled based on the existence of ajax. This might overwrite an existing enabled setting in proxyConfig, leading to unexpected behavior.

Ensure that overwriting enabled is intentional. If not, consider only setting it if it's undefined:

if (mergedOptions.proxyConfig) {
  const { ajax } = mergedOptions.proxyConfig;
- mergedOptions.proxyConfig.enabled = !!ajax;
+ if (mergedOptions.proxyConfig.enabled === undefined) {
+   mergedOptions.proxyConfig.enabled = !!ajax;
+ }
}

145-146: Ensure total is Properly Updated in Pagination Info.

At line 145, paginationInfo.total = total; is commented out. Instead, at line 146, you update props.api.setPaginationInfo({ total });. Ensure that this correctly updates the pagination information.

If paginationInfo is intended to be reactive, confirm that setPaginationInfo adequately updates it. If direct assignment is necessary, consider:

-// paginationInfo.total = total;
+paginationInfo.total = total;

161-163: Confirm the Necessity of Commented Code in Pagination Handling.

At lines 161-162, the code updating paginationInfo is commented out. This may affect pagination updates when handlePageChange is called.

If these lines are necessary for pagination to function correctly, uncomment them:

-// paginationInfo.currentPage = currentPage;
-// paginationInfo.pageSize = pageSize;
+paginationInfo.currentPage = currentPage;
+paginationInfo.pageSize = pageSize;

218-226: Verify Event Names and Handlers for VbenPagination.

At lines 218-226, the event names used (@update:current-page and @update:item-per-page) should match the events emitted by VbenPagination.

Confirm that the VbenPagination component emits these events. If not, adjust to the correct event names.

playground/src/router/routes/modules/examples.ts (2)

111-176: LGTM

The newly added routes for the VxeTableExample and its child components are correctly defined and integrate well with the existing routing structure.


118-175: Verify the existence of component files

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  • Verified that playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/tree.vue exists.
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  • Verified that playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/virtual.vue exists.
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packages/@core/ui-kit/layout-ui/src/vben-layout.vue (3)

7-11: Imports are correctly added

The import statements for SCROLL_FIXED_CLASS, useLayoutFooterStyle, and useLayoutHeaderStyle are properly added and correctly imported from @vben-core/composables.


81-83: Functions are correctly initialized

The functions setLayoutHeaderHeight and setLayoutFooterHeight are correctly destructured from their respective composables.


376-385: Watcher correctly updates footer height

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packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/use-vben-form.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-48: Overall assessment of the changes

The modification in this file is minimal but significant. It updates the method name from unmounted to unmount, which aligns better with Vue 3's lifecycle hook naming conventions. This change contributes to maintaining consistency across the codebase and potentially prepares the ground for the introduction of the vxe-table component mentioned in the PR objectives.

While the change itself is straightforward, it's crucial to ensure that this renaming is applied consistently across the entire project to prevent any potential issues. The verification script provided earlier will help confirm this.

As you continue to work on introducing the vxe-table component, consider the following architectural advice:

  1. Ensure that all related components and utilities follow Vue 3 best practices and naming conventions.
  2. If this change is part of a larger refactoring effort, consider creating a migration guide for other developers working on the project.
  3. Update any relevant documentation to reflect this change in the API method name.
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts (1)

13-27: Consider making the default page size configurable.

The getDefaultState function provides a good initial state for the grid. However, the default page size is hardcoded to 20. Consider making this configurable to allow for more flexibility in different use cases.

You could modify the function to accept an optional parameter for the default page size:

function getDefaultState(defaultPageSize: number = 20): VxeGridProps {
  return {
    // ... other properties
    paginationInfo: {
      currentPage: 1,
      pageSize: defaultPageSize,
      total: 0,
    },
    // ... other properties
  };
}

This change would allow users to easily customize the default page size when initializing the grid.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/form-api.ts (3)

Line range hint 252-256: LGTM! Consider removing the commented line.

The renaming from unmounted to unmount aligns better with Vue 3 lifecycle hooks. The method correctly handles the unmounting process by setting isMounted to false and resetting the stateHandler.

Consider removing the commented line // this.state = null; if it's no longer needed. If it might be needed in the future, add a TODO comment explaining why it's kept.


Line range hint 258-290: LGTM! Consider a minor optimization.

The updates to the updateSchema method significantly improve its robustness and error handling. The validation of the fieldName property is a great addition that will help catch potential issues early.

Consider this minor optimization to reduce unnecessary array creation:

- const updated: Partial<FormSchema>[] = [...schema];
- const hasField = updated.every(
+ const hasField = schema.every(
    (item) => Reflect.has(item, 'fieldName') && item.fieldName,
  );

  if (!hasField) {
    console.error(
      'All items in the schema array must have a valid `fieldName` property to be updated',
    );
    return;
  }
  const currentSchema = [...(this.state?.schema ?? [])];

  const updatedMap: Record<string, any> = {};

- updated.forEach((item) => {
+ schema.forEach((item) => {
    if (item.fieldName) {
      updatedMap[item.fieldName] = item;
    }
  });

This change eliminates the need to create a new updated array, slightly improving performance and reducing memory usage.


Line range hint 241-250: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.

The updates to the submitForm method are well-implemented. The addition of event handling to prevent default form submission behavior is a good practice. The use of toRaw ensures that the handleSubmit callback receives plain JavaScript objects instead of reactive proxies.

Consider adding error handling to make the method more robust:

  async submitForm(e?: Event) {
    e?.preventDefault();
    e?.stopPropagation();
-   const form = await this.getForm();
-   await form.submitForm();
-   const rawValues = toRaw(form.values || {});
-   await this.state?.handleSubmit?.(rawValues);
-   return rawValues;
+   try {
+     const form = await this.getForm();
+     await form.submitForm();
+     const rawValues = toRaw(form.values || {});
+     await this.state?.handleSubmit?.(rawValues);
+     return rawValues;
+   } catch (error) {
+     console.error('Error submitting form:', error);
+     throw error; // Re-throw if you want calling code to handle it
+   }
  }

This change adds a try-catch block to handle any errors that might occur during form submission, logging them for debugging purposes.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/tree.vue (2)

24-27: Inconsistent use of language in UI labels.

The column titles are in English ('Name', 'Size', 'Type', 'Date'), while the button labels are in Chinese ('展开全部', '折叠全部'). For consistency and better user experience, consider using the same language throughout the UI.


53-56: Consider externalizing UI labels for localization.

The button labels '展开全部' (Expand All) and '折叠全部' (Collapse All) are hard-coded strings. If the application supports multiple languages, consider externalizing these labels to support internationalization and localization.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/table-data.ts (1)

16-20: Consider diversifying the 'nickname' field for more realistic data

Currently, both the name and nickname fields use the same value: Test${i}. To simulate more realistic user data and enhance the quality of testing, consider varying the nickname field differently from the name. This could involve adding prefixes, suffixes, or entirely different strings.

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packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/use-vben-form.ts (1)

27-27: Method name updated to align with Vue 3 lifecycle hooks

The change from api.unmounted() to api.unmount() aligns better with Vue 3's lifecycle hook naming convention. This is a good improvement for consistency.

To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code and to check for any missed occurrences, let's run the following verification:

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Renaming of api.unmount() successfully verified

No remaining instances of api.unmounted() were found in the codebase. The method has been correctly renamed to api.unmount(), aligning with Vue 3's lifecycle hooks without affecting other parts of the codebase.

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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts (7)

1-11: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and well-structured.

The import statements are correctly organized, importing necessary types from external packages and local files. This structure promotes good code organization and type safety.


13-17: LGTM: VxePaginationInfo interface is well-defined.

The VxePaginationInfo interface correctly represents pagination information with appropriate property names and types. This structure will be useful for managing pagination state in the VxeTable component.


23-23: Consider using more specific types for class-related properties.

The properties class, gridClass, and paginationClass are currently typed as any. To improve type safety and code clarity, consider using more specific types such as string, string[], or Record<string, boolean> depending on how these properties are used.

Also applies to: 27-27, 36-36


19-45: LGTM: VxeGridProps interface is well-structured.

The VxeGridProps interface provides a comprehensive set of properties for customizing the VxeGrid component. The use of DeepPartial for gridOptions and gridEvents allows for flexible configuration, while Partial<VxePaginationInfo> for paginationInfo appropriately handles optional pagination settings.


47-51: Define or import the NoInfer utility type.

The ExtendedVxeGridApi type uses the NoInfer utility type, which is neither defined nor imported in this file. To resolve this issue, you can either define the NoInfer type or import it from a utility types library.

Here's how you can define it:

type NoInfer<T> = [T][T extends any ? 0 : never];

Alternatively, if it's available from a utility types library, import it at the top of the file.


53-55: LGTM: SetupVxeTable interface is well-defined.

The SetupVxeTable interface correctly defines a configVxeTable method that takes a VxeUIExport parameter. This structure provides a clear and type-safe way to configure the VxeTable component.


1-55: Overall, the types.ts file is well-structured and provides good type definitions for the VxeTable component.

The file introduces several useful interfaces and types that will enhance the usage of the VxeTable component in the project. Most of the code is well-organized and type-safe. There are a few minor areas where type safety could be improved, such as replacing any types with more specific types and defining the NoInfer utility type. Addressing these small issues will further enhance the robustness of the type definitions.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts (11)

1-11: LGTM: Imports are well-organized and relevant.

The imports are appropriately structured and include all necessary types and utilities for the VxeGridApi class implementation.


30-30: Remove commented-out code.

The commented-out property private prevState: null | VxeGridProps = null; should be removed if it's no longer needed. Keeping commented-out code can lead to confusion and clutter.


40-42: Simplify object cloning for clarity.

The current object cloning method can be simplified for better readability:

- const storeState = { ...options };
+ const storeState = { ...options };

This change directly creates a shallow copy of options, improving clarity.


59-61: LGTM: getPaginationInfo method is concise and safe.

The getPaginationInfo method is well-implemented. It uses optional chaining to safely access the paginationInfo property, preventing potential errors if the state is null.


63-69: LGTM: mount method is well-implemented.

The mount method is correctly implemented. It checks both the mounting status and the existence of the instance before proceeding with the mounting process. The method also properly updates the grid instance, state handler, and mounted flag.


81-85: LGTM: setGridOptions method is concise and clear.

The setGridOptions method is well-implemented. It correctly uses the setState method to update the gridOptions in the state.


87-93: LGTM: setLoading method is well-implemented.

The setLoading method correctly updates only the loading property of gridOptions using the setState method. This approach ensures that other gridOptions properties remain unchanged.


95-99: LGTM: setPaginationInfo method is flexible and well-implemented.

The setPaginationInfo method is correctly implemented. It uses the setState method to update the paginationInfo and accepts a partial VxePaginationInfo, allowing for flexible updates of pagination information.


101-113: LGTM: setState method is versatile and well-implemented.

The setState method is robustly implemented. It handles both function and object inputs for state updates, using isFunction to determine the input type. The use of mergeWithArrayOverride ensures proper merging of the new state with the existing state, maintaining the integrity of array properties.


115-118: LGTM: unmount method is concise and effective.

The unmount method is well-implemented. It correctly resets both the isMounted flag and the stateHandler, ensuring a proper cleanup when the component is unmounted.


29-119: Overall, the VxeGridApi class is well-designed and implemented.

The VxeGridApi class provides a comprehensive and well-structured API for managing a grid component. Key strengths include:

  1. Clear separation of concerns with methods for mounting, unmounting, state management, and grid operations.
  2. Robust state management using a Store and StateHandler.
  3. Flexible methods for updating various aspects of the grid state.
  4. Good use of TypeScript for type safety.

The class follows good software engineering practices and provides a clear interface for interacting with the grid component. Minor improvements have been suggested in previous comments, but the overall implementation is solid.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/__tests__/form-api.test.ts (1)

112-112: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.

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packages/@core/ui-kit/layout-ui/src/vben-layout.vue (5)

7-11: LGTM: New imports enhance layout management capabilities

The addition of useLayoutFooterStyle and useLayoutHeaderStyle imports from '@vben-core/composables' suggests improved modularity and separation of concerns for managing layout styles. This change aligns well with best practices for component organization.


366-374: LGTM: Improved watcher for header height management

This new watcher correctly handles changes in both headerWrapperHeight and isFullContent, addressing the issue mentioned in the past review comments. The logic for setting the layout header height is sound, setting it to 0 when isFullContent is true and to the actual height otherwise.


376-384: LGTM: New watcher for footer height management

This watcher effectively manages the footer height by calling setLayoutFooterHeight whenever the footerHeight prop changes. The use of the immediate option ensures that the footer height is set correctly on component initialization, which is a good practice for maintaining consistent layout dimensions.


81-83: LGTM: New computed properties for layout dimension management

The addition of setLayoutHeaderHeight and setLayoutFooterHeight computed properties enhances the component's capability to manage layout dimensions dynamically. These properties work in conjunction with the newly added watchers, providing a cohesive approach to layout management.


Line range hint 1-585: Overall assessment: Improved layout management and responsiveness

The changes in this file significantly enhance the layout management capabilities of the component. Key improvements include:

  1. New imports for more modular style management
  2. Enhanced watchers for both header and footer height management
  3. New computed properties for dynamic layout dimension control

These changes address previous issues and provide a more robust and responsive layout system. The code maintains good practices in Vue component design and improves overall maintainability.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/tree.vue (2)

12-19: LGTM: 'RowType' interface is correctly defined.

The interface accurately represents the data structure used in the grid.


37-38: LGTM: Grid and grid API are initialized correctly.

The useVbenVxeGrid hook is correctly used to initialize the Grid component and obtain the gridApi.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/table-data.ts (1)

27-172: Previous suggestions on type safety and data consistency still apply

The earlier recommendations regarding:

  1. Defining a TypeScript interface for the items in MOCK_TREE_TABLE_DATA to enhance type safety.
  2. Reviewing entries with size: 0 to ensure they reflect realistic file sizes, unless intentionally set for specific test cases.
  3. Considering the use of Date objects instead of hardcoded date strings for the date field.

These suggestions are still valid and would improve the overall quality and maintainability of the mock data.

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playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/custom-cell.vue (1)

20-20: Consider changing the type of price to number

The price field is currently typed as a string. If price represents numerical values and may be used in calculations, consider changing its type to number for better type safety and to prevent potential errors.

Apply this diff to implement the suggestion:

-interface RowType {
  // ... other fields ...
-  price: string;
+  price: number;
  // ... other fields ...
}

Ensure that the API response and any usage of price in the code are updated accordingly.

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cspell.json (1)

22-22: LGTM. Consider clarifying the PR description.

The addition of "vitejs" to the spell checker's word list is appropriate and will prevent false positives for this commonly used term in the Vue.js ecosystem.

However, I noticed that this change doesn't seem directly related to the PR's stated objective of adding a vxe-table component. Consider updating the PR description to include information about this spelling configuration update, or clarify if this is part of a larger set of changes related to the vxe-table implementation.

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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts (12)

1-11: Import statements look good.

The import statements are well-organized and include all necessary types, Store, and utility functions required for the implementation of the VxeGridApi class.


13-27: Helper function getDefaultState is well-defined.

The getDefaultState function provides sensible default values for the VxeGridProps object, including reasonable pagination defaults. This helps in initializing the grid with a consistent state.


30-57: Class properties and constructor are well-implemented.

The class properties are appropriately defined, and the constructor correctly initializes the store and state. The use of mergeWithArrayOverride ensures proper merging of options with the default state.

Note: The previously flagged commented-out code on line 30 has been addressed.


59-61: getPaginationInfo method is correctly implemented.

The method properly returns the paginationInfo from the state, using optional chaining to handle potential undefined state safely.


63-69: mount method is well-implemented.

The method correctly checks if the instance is not already mounted before proceeding. It properly sets the grid instance, updates the state handler, and sets the mounted flag.


71-88: reload method is well-implemented with proper error handling.

The method correctly updates the current page if provided, checks for the existence of grid and commitProxy before proceeding, and includes error handling as suggested in the previous review. This implementation provides better visibility into potential issues during the reload process.


90-94: setGridOptions method is correctly implemented.

The method properly updates the gridOptions in the state using the setState method, which is a good practice for state updates.


96-102: setLoading method is well-implemented.

The method correctly updates the loading state in the gridOptions using the setState method, maintaining consistency with other state update methods in the class.


104-108: setPaginationInfo method is correctly implemented.

The method properly updates the paginationInfo in the state using the setState method, maintaining consistency with other state update methods in the class.


110-122: setState method is well-implemented and flexible.

The method efficiently handles both function and object updates to the state. It uses mergeWithArrayOverride to ensure proper merging of state updates, allowing for flexible partial state updates.


124-127: unmount method is correctly implemented.

The method properly resets the mounted state and the state handler, providing necessary cleanup functionality.


1-128: Overall, the VxeGridApi implementation is well-structured and robust.

The VxeGridApi class provides a comprehensive API for managing the vxe-table grid component. The implementation demonstrates good practices in TypeScript, including:

  1. Proper type definitions and usage
  2. Consistent state management using the Store class
  3. Error handling in critical methods like reload
  4. Flexible state updates with the setState method
  5. Clear separation of concerns with methods for different aspects of grid management

The code is readable, maintainable, and appears to fulfill the requirements of integrating the vxe-table component into the project.

playground/src/router/routes/modules/examples.ts (3)

111-118: LGTM: VxeTableExample route configuration looks good.

The new route for VxeTableExample is well-structured and consistent with other example routes. The name, path, and meta information (including icon and title) are appropriately set.


119-183: LGTM: Child routes for VxeTableExample are well-structured.

The child routes for VxeTableExample are consistently structured and use dynamic imports for components, which is good for code splitting. The paths and names are descriptive and follow a logical structure.


165-166: ⚠️ Potential issue

Inconsistent translation key naming persists.

The inconsistency in translation key naming that was previously flagged still exists. The keys for editCell and editRow use camelCase, while other keys use kebab-case.

For consistency, consider changing:

  • 'page.examples.vxeTable.editCell' to 'page.examples.vxeTable.edit-cell'
  • 'page.examples.vxeTable.editRow' to 'page.examples.vxeTable.edit-row'

Remember to update the corresponding keys in the localization files as well.

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playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/custom-cell.vue (1)

100-100: Verify safety of row.imageUrl used in the Image component

Using external data directly in the src attribute of the Image component can lead to security risks if the URLs are not trusted. Ensure that row.imageUrl is validated or sanitized to prevent potential security issues like XSS attacks.

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playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (4)

7-27: LGTM: Comprehensive Vxe Table configuration with a suggestion for improvement.

The configuration for setupVbenVxeTable is well-structured and covers essential aspects like alignment, border, minimum height, and proxy settings. The automatic data loading feature in the proxy configuration is particularly useful.

Consider making some of these configuration options customizable through parameters passed to setupVbenVxeTable. This would allow for greater flexibility when using this setup in different contexts within the application.

For example:

setupVbenVxeTable({
  configVxeTable: (vxeUI, options = {}) => {
    vxeUI.setConfig({
      grid: {
        align: options.align || 'center',
        border: options.border ?? true,
        minHeight: options.minHeight || 180,
        // ... other options
      },
    });
    // ... rest of the configuration
  },
});

This approach would maintain the current default behavior while allowing for customization when needed.


29-35: LGTM: CellImage renderer is well-implemented with a suggestion for improvement.

The custom renderer for CellImage is correctly implemented using the Vue 'h' function to render an Image component. It properly utilizes the column and row data from the params.

Consider adding error handling for cases where the image source might be undefined or invalid. This could improve the robustness of the renderer:

vxeUI.renderer.add('CellImage', {
  renderDefault(_renderOpts, params) {
    const { column, row } = params;
    const src = row[column.field];
    return src ? h(Image, { src }) : h('span', 'No image');
  },
});

This change would display a "No image" text when the image source is not available, preventing potential rendering issues.


37-47: LGTM: CellLink renderer is well-implemented with a suggestion for enhancement.

The custom renderer for CellLink is correctly implemented using the Vue 'h' function to render a Button component from ant-design-vue. It properly uses the props.text for the button content and sets appropriate size and type attributes.

Consider adding more flexibility to the renderer by allowing customization of the button properties and handling click events. This could make the renderer more versatile:

vxeUI.renderer.add('CellLink', {
  renderDefault(renderOpts, params) {
    const { props, events } = renderOpts;
    const { row } = params;
    return h(
      Button,
      {
        size: props?.size || 'small',
        type: props?.type || 'link',
        onClick: (e) => events?.click?.(e, row)
      },
      { default: () => props?.text }
    );
  },
});

This change would allow users of the renderer to customize the button size and type, and to handle click events with access to the row data.


49-56: LGTM: Exports are correct with a suggestion for documentation improvement.

The exports are appropriately set up, providing access to the useVbenVxeGrid function and re-exporting all types from the vxe-table plugin. This ensures that users of this module have access to all necessary components and types.

Consider expanding the comment about extending vxe-table's global configuration. Providing a brief example or linking to documentation could be helpful for developers who might need to add custom formats in the future. For example:

// Here you can extend vxe-table's global configuration, such as custom formatters
// Example:
// vxeUI.formats.add('myFormat', ({ cellValue }) => {
//   return cellValue.toUpperCase();
// });
// For more information, see: https://vxetable.cn/#/table/format/api

This additional information could make it easier for other developers to understand and utilize this extension point.

playground/src/locales/langs/en-US.json (1)

85-96: LGTM! Consider adding more context to some labels.

The addition of the "vxeTable" section is well-structured and consistent with the rest of the file. It provides localization for various features of the Vxe Table component, which aligns with the PR objectives.

Consider the following suggestions to improve clarity:

  1. For "remote", consider changing it to "Remote Data Loading" for more context.
  2. For "virtual", consider changing it to "Virtual Scrolling" for clarity.
  3. For "custom-cell", consider changing the key to "customCell" for consistency with camelCase naming used in other keys.

Here's a suggested revision:

 "vxeTable": {
   "title": "Vxe Table",
   "basic": "Basic Table",
-  "remote": "Remote Load",
+  "remote": "Remote Data Loading",
   "tree": "Tree Table",
   "fixed": "Fixed Header/Column",
-  "virtual": "Virtual Scroll",
+  "virtual": "Virtual Scrolling",
   "editCell": "Edit Cell",
   "editRow": "Edit Row",
-  "custom-cell": "Custom Cell",
+  "customCell": "Custom Cell",
   "form": "Form Table"
 }

These changes would provide more context and maintain consistency in naming conventions.

packages/@core/preferences/src/use-preferences.ts (1)

31-33: LGTM! Consider adding a JSDoc comment for consistency.

The implementation of the locale computed property is correct and follows the established pattern in the file. It provides a reactive way to access the locale preference.

For consistency with other properties in the file, consider adding a JSDoc comment explaining the purpose of the locale property. Here's a suggested implementation:

+/**
+ * @zh_CN 获取当前应用的语言区域设置
+ */
const locale = computed(() => {
  return preferences.app.locale;
});
playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/remote.vue (2)

26-33: Ensure consistency in column titles' language

The column titles mix Chinese ('序号') and English ('Name', 'Category', etc.). For a consistent user experience, consider using the same language across all column titles.


60-63: Ensure consistency in UI labels' language

The buttons in the toolbar have labels in Chinese ('刷新当前页面', '刷新并返回第一页'), while other parts of the UI use English. For consistency and better user experience, consider standardizing the language used in UI labels.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/form.vue (1)

39-44: Nitpick: Redundant await in return statement

The return statement inside the async function unnecessarily uses await. Since returning a promise directly is sufficient, the await can be omitted for cleaner code.

Apply this diff to simplify the code:

query: async ({ page }) => {
-  return await getExampleTableApi({
+  return getExampleTableApi({
     page: page.currentPage,
     pageSize: page.pageSize,
   });
},
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playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (1)

1-5: LGTM: Imports are well-structured and appropriate.

The imports are correctly organized, using named imports where possible, which is good for tree-shaking. The necessary dependencies from Vue, ant-design-vue, and the custom vxe-table plugin are properly imported.

packages/@core/preferences/src/use-preferences.ts (2)

225-225: LGTM! Proper integration of the new locale property.

The locale property is correctly added to the return object of the usePreferences function. It maintains the alphabetical ordering, which is good for readability and consistency.


31-33: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives and maintain code quality.

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The implementation is consistent with the existing code style and patterns, and it doesn't introduce any breaking changes. The new property is well-integrated into the existing structure of the usePreferences function.

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111-193: LGTM: VxeTableExample route structure is well-implemented.

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playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (4)

10-29: LGTM: Comprehensive vxe-table configuration.

The configuration covers essential aspects like alignment, border, height, and proxy settings. The proxy configuration with auto-loading and defined response structure is particularly useful for data handling.

Consider adding a comment explaining the choice of 'small' size and 'round' setting, as these might significantly affect the table's appearance and usability in different contexts.


31-37: LGTM: Custom CellImage renderer implemented.

The custom renderer for CellImage is correctly implemented, using the 'Image' component from ant-design-vue and extracting the 'src' from the row data.

Consider adding error handling for cases where the image source might be invalid or missing. For example:

renderDefault(_renderOpts, params) {
  const { column, row } = params;
  const src = row[column.field];
  return src ? h(Image, { src }) : h('span', 'No image');
}

This will prevent potential rendering issues if the image source is undefined or empty.


39-49: LGTM: Custom CellLink renderer implemented.

The custom renderer for CellLink is correctly implemented, using the 'Button' component from ant-design-vue with appropriate type and size settings.

Consider adding a fallback for cases where props.text might be undefined. For example:

renderDefault(renderOpts) {
  const { props } = renderOpts;
  return h(
    Button,
    { size: 'small', type: 'link' },
    { default: () => props?.text || 'Link' }
  );
}

This ensures that the button always displays some text, even if props.text is undefined.


51-59: LGTM: Exports and extension point provided.

The file correctly exports useVbenVxeGrid and all types from '@vben/plugins/vxe-table'. The commented suggestion for extending vxe-table's global configuration is a good practice for future development.

Consider translating the Chinese comment on line 51 to English for consistency with the rest of the codebase. For example:

// Here you can extend the global configuration of vxe-table, such as custom formatting
// vxeUI.formats.add

This will improve readability for non-Chinese speaking developers.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/form.vue (1)

9-16: Consider refining data types in RowType interface.

The RowType interface provides a good structure for the data rows. However, consider refining the data types for more precise type checking:

Apply this diff to improve type precision:

 interface RowType {
   category: string;
   color: string;
-  id: string;
+  id: number;
-  price: string;
+  price: number;
   productName: string;
-  releaseDate: string;
+  releaseDate: Date;
 }

This change will provide better type safety and potentially improve data handling in the component.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/components/form-actions.vue (1)

69-77: LGTM: Responsive collapse handling added

The new watch function effectively handles changes to the collapsed state, triggering a window resize when necessary. This enhances the component's responsiveness and aligns well with the PR objectives.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this watch function for improved code clarity:

 watch(
   () => collapsed.value,
   () => {
     const props = unref(rootProps);
+    // Trigger window resize on collapse/expand to ensure proper layout updates
     if (props.collapseTriggerResize) {
       triggerWindowResize();
     }
   },
 );
packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (3)

1-48: LGTM! Consider removing unused imports.

The imports and initial setup look good. However, there are several commented-out imports (e.g., VxeFormGather, VxeForm, VxeFormItem, etc.). If these are no longer needed, consider removing them to keep the code clean.


57-94: Good initialization setup. Consider documenting or removing commented code.

The initVxeTable function effectively registers the necessary VxeTable components and prevents multiple initializations. However, there are several commented-out component registrations. If these are for future use, consider adding a TODO comment explaining the plan. If they're no longer needed, it might be best to remove them for code cleanliness.


96-122: Great reactive setup! Consider making language mapping more extensible.

The setupVbenVxeTable function effectively sets up VxeTable with user preferences, using a watcher to reactively update settings. This is a good practice, especially with the immediate option ensuring initial setup.

However, the language mapping is currently limited to Chinese and English. Consider making this more extensible to easily add support for more languages in the future. You could use a more dynamic approach, such as:

const localMap: Record<string, any> = {
  'zh-CN': zhCN,
  'en-US': enUS,
  // Add more languages here
};

// In the watcher
VxeUI.setI18n(locale, localMap[locale] || enUS); // Fallback to English if locale not found

This change would make it easier to add more language support in the future without modifying the core setup function.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/types.ts (1)

247-251: LGTM! Consider enhancing the JSDoc comment.

The addition of the collapseTriggerResize property is a valuable enhancement to the FormRenderProps interface. It provides more granular control over layout adjustments during collapsible state transitions.

Consider slightly expanding the JSDoc comment to provide more context:

/**
 * Whether to trigger a resize event when the collapse state changes.
 * This can be useful for re-calculating layouts or updating UI elements that depend on the form's size.
 * @default false
 */
collapseTriggerResize?: boolean;
docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-form.md (4)

Line range hint 1-270: LGTM! Comprehensive adapter section added.

The new "适配器" (Adapters) section provides valuable information on integrating the form component with different UI frameworks. The Ant Design Vue adapter example is well-documented and serves as a good reference for users.

Consider adding a brief explanation of how users can create adapters for other UI frameworks, or provide links to examples for Element Plus and Naive UI adapters if available. This would further enhance the usefulness of this section for users working with different UI libraries.


Line range hint 1-270: API section significantly improved.

The updated API section provides a clearer structure for using the useVbenForm function and includes a more comprehensive list of FormApi methods with their descriptions. This enhancement will greatly assist developers in understanding and utilizing the form component effectively.

Consider adding a brief example of how to use one or two of the most common FormApi methods (e.g., submitForm and setValues) to provide developers with a quick reference for typical use cases.


270-270: Excellent addition of detailed Props section.

The new Props section provides a comprehensive list of available properties for the Vben Form component, including descriptions, types, and default values. This addition significantly enhances the documentation and will be very helpful for developers configuring the component.

For the newly added props collapseTriggerResize and collapsedRows, consider adding a brief example or use case to illustrate when and how these properties might be useful in a real-world scenario.


Line range hint 1-270: Valuable additions to form validation and linkage documentation.

The new sections on form validation and form linkage, including the information about using zod for schema validation, are excellent additions to the documentation. These sections provide crucial information for implementing more complex form behaviors and validations.

To further enhance the documentation on zod schema validation, consider adding a brief comparison between string-based rules and zod schema rules, highlighting the advantages and use cases for each approach. This could help developers choose the most appropriate validation method for their specific needs.

packages/locales/src/langs/en-US.json (1)

34-35: LGTM with a minor suggestion.

The addition of the "query" translation is appropriate and follows the existing style in the file. This new entry will likely support search functionality, possibly related to the vxe-table component mentioned in the PR objectives.

Consider using a more specific key name, such as "tableSearch" or "vxeTableQuery", to clearly associate this translation with the new vxe-table component. This would improve maintainability and reduce the risk of conflicts with other search-related translations in the future.

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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts (6)

1-14: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate and well-organized.

The import statements bring in necessary types and utilities from various modules, which are relevant for defining the VxeTable related interfaces and types. The organization is clear and follows good practices.


16-20: LGTM: VxePaginationInfo interface is well-defined.

The VxePaginationInfo interface correctly represents pagination information with clear and self-explanatory property names. The use of the number type for all properties is appropriate for pagination data.


60-63: LGTM: SetupVxeTable interface is well-defined.

The SetupVxeTable interface correctly defines the setup for VxeTable with appropriate types. The configVxeTable function and useVbenForm property are well-typed and consistent with the imports.


1-63: Overall, the types.ts file provides a solid foundation for the VxeTable component.

The file defines several well-structured interfaces and types that will enhance the type safety and developer experience when working with the VxeTable component. Here are the main points:

  1. The import statements are clear and bring in necessary types from various modules.
  2. The VxePaginationInfo and SetupVxeTable interfaces are well-defined and typed.
  3. The VxeGridProps interface provides comprehensive customization options, but could benefit from more specific types for class-related properties.
  4. The ExtendedVxeGridApi type correctly extends VxeGridApi, but requires the definition or import of the NoInfer utility type.

Addressing these minor issues will further improve the overall quality and type safety of the file.


22-52: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider using more specific types for class properties.

The VxeGridProps interface provides a comprehensive set of properties for customizing the grid component. However, the use of any type for class, gridClass, and paginationClass properties might reduce type safety.

Consider using more specific types for these properties:

class?: string | string[] | Record<string, boolean>;
gridClass?: string | string[] | Record<string, boolean>;
paginationClass?: string | string[] | Record<string, boolean>;

This change will provide better type checking while still allowing flexibility for various class definitions.

Note: This suggestion addresses the same issues pointed out in previous comments for lines 26, 30, and 43.


54-58: ⚠️ Potential issue

Define or import the NoInfer utility type.

The ExtendedVxeGridApi type correctly extends VxeGridApi and adds a useStore method with generic typing. However, the NoInfer utility type is used without being defined or imported.

To resolve this issue, you can either define the NoInfer utility type or import it from a utility types library. Here's how you can define it:

type NoInfer<T> = [T][T extends any ? 0 : never];

Add this definition at the beginning of the file, or import it if it's available from a utility types library.

This addresses the same issue pointed out in a previous comment for lines 55-57.

playground/src/adapter/vxe-table.ts (2)

1-9: LGTM: Imports and setup look good.

The necessary dependencies are imported, and the setupVbenVxeTable function is called with the required parameters. This sets up the foundation for the vxe-table configuration.


1-59: Overall assessment: Well-implemented vxe-table setup with room for minor improvements

This implementation successfully introduces the vxe-table component as requested in the PR objectives. The code is well-structured and includes custom renderers for images and links, which enhance the table's functionality.

Key points:

  1. The vxe-table configuration is comprehensive and includes proxy settings for data loading.
  2. Custom renderers for CellImage and CellLink are implemented, adding flexibility to the table's display capabilities.
  3. The file exports necessary functions and types for use in other parts of the application.

Suggestions for improvement:

  1. Add error handling for potential undefined values in the custom renderers.
  2. Consider adding comments to explain configuration choices that might affect appearance (e.g., 'small' size and 'round' setting).
  3. Translate the Chinese comment to English for consistency.

These changes align well with the PR objectives of introducing the vxe-table component and enhancing the project's functionality. Once the suggested improvements are addressed, this implementation will be a valuable addition to the project.

playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/form.vue (4)

1-7: LGTM: Imports are appropriate and well-organized.

The imports cover all necessary types and functions for the component's functionality. The use of path aliases (e.g., '#/adapter') is a good practice for maintaining clean import statements.


92-92: LGTM: Grid initialization is correct.

The Grid component is properly initialized using the useVbenVxeGrid function with the formOptions and gridOptions. This setup should correctly integrate the form and grid functionalities.


95-99: LGTM: Template structure is clean and appropriate.

The template structure is well-organized:

  • The Page component with auto-content-height provides a good foundation for responsive design.
  • The Grid component is correctly placed within the Page component.

This setup should result in a well-structured and responsive layout for the vxe-table component.


1-99: Summary: vxe-table component implementation is solid with minor improvements needed.

This new Vue component successfully implements the vxe-table feature as requested in the PR objectives. It provides a form for filtering and a grid for displaying data, which aligns well with the goal of adding the vxe-table component to the project.

Key points:

  1. The component structure and use of TypeScript with Vue 3 Composition API are appropriate.
  2. Integration with the project's existing utilities and APIs is well done.
  3. The form and grid configurations are comprehensive, covering all necessary fields.

Areas for improvement:

  1. Refine the RowType interface for better type precision.
  2. Correct the mismatch in the DatePicker field name.
  3. Adjust the checkbox configuration and column definitions for consistency.

Once these minor issues are addressed, this component will be a valuable addition to the project, fulfilling the PR objectives of introducing the vxe-table feature.

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  1. The necessary dependencies are installed.
  2. The referenced API and adapter functions exist in the project.
  3. There are no conflicting implementations of vxe-table in other parts of the project.

Please run this script and address any issues it may uncover to ensure smooth integration of the new component.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/components/form-actions.vue (2)

2-2: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectives

The addition of watch from Vue and triggerWindowResize from shared utilities aligns well with the PR's objective of adding the vxe-table component. These imports suggest enhanced reactive behavior and layout management, which are likely necessary for integrating the new component effectively.

Also applies to: 6-6


Line range hint 1-110: Summary: Effective integration of collapse-related functionality

The changes to this component are focused and well-integrated:

  1. New imports for watch and triggerWindowResize have been added.
  2. A new watch function has been implemented to handle collapse state changes.

These modifications enhance the component's responsiveness to layout changes, particularly when collapsing or expanding the form. The changes align well with the PR objectives and maintain the overall structure and functionality of the component.

No other significant changes or potential issues were identified in the rest of the file.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (2)

50-55: Excellent optimization for bundle size!

The createVirtualComponent function is a smart solution to prevent VxeTable errors for unregistered components while keeping the bundle size small. The comment explaining its purpose is helpful for future maintainers.


1-122: Well-structured file with clear exports.

The overall structure of the file is logical and easy to follow. The exported functions initVxeTable and setupVbenVxeTable, along with the useTableForm variable, provide a clear API for initializing and setting up VxeTable. The progression from imports to utility functions to main exported functions makes the code easy to understand and maintain.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/types.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-451: Overall assessment: The change enhances form rendering flexibility.

The addition of the collapseTriggerResize property to the FormRenderProps interface is a well-implemented enhancement. It provides more control over layout adjustments during collapsible state transitions, which aligns with the PR's objective of adding new functionality. The change is consistent with the existing code structure and TypeScript conventions.

docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-form.md (2)

Line range hint 1-270: Comprehensive TS type declarations added.

The inclusion of detailed TypeScript type declarations for ActionButtonOptions, FormCommonConfig, and FormSchema is a valuable addition to the documentation. These declarations provide clear type information for TypeScript users and offer insight into the structure of complex objects used in the component.

The use of collapsible sections for these declarations is a good choice, as it keeps the documentation clean while still providing easy access to detailed type information when needed.


Line range hint 1-270: Excellent overall improvements to Vben Form documentation.

The changes made to this documentation file significantly enhance its usefulness and comprehensiveness. Key improvements include:

  1. Addition of the Adapters section, providing guidance on integrating with different UI frameworks.
  2. Expanded API section with clearer explanations and more detailed method descriptions.
  3. New Props section offering a comprehensive list of configurable options.
  4. Inclusion of TypeScript type declarations for complex objects.
  5. New sections on form validation and linkage, including information on zod schema validation.

These enhancements will greatly assist developers in understanding and effectively utilizing the Vben Form component. The documentation now provides a more complete reference for both basic usage and advanced features.

Great job on improving the documentation! These changes will significantly benefit developers working with the Vben Form component.

packages/locales/src/langs/en-US.json (1)

34-35: Verify consistency across language files.

The addition of the "query" translation is a good start. To ensure a consistent user experience across all supported languages:

  1. Verify that this new translation has been added to all other language files in the packages/locales/src/langs/ directory.
  2. Ensure that the translation is appropriate and natural in each language context.

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  if ! grep -q '"query":' "$file"; then
    echo "Warning: 'query' key not found in $file"
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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts (1)

1-53: Summary of review: Overall good structure with minor improvements needed

The types.ts file for the VxeTable component is well-structured and provides a comprehensive set of types and interfaces. Here's a summary of the review:

  1. The VxePaginationInfo and SetupVxeTable interfaces are well-defined and approved as-is.
  2. The VxeGridProps interface could be improved by using more specific types for class and gridClass properties instead of any.
  3. The ExtendedVxeGridApi type needs the NoInfer utility type to be defined or imported.

Addressing these minor issues will enhance type safety and resolve undefined types, resulting in a more robust and maintainable codebase.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/vben-use-form.vue (3)

4-4: Consider removing commented import if no longer needed.

The import of toRaw and watch from 'vue' has been commented out. If these are no longer used in the component, it's better to remove the commented line entirely for code cleanliness.


7-7: Consider removing commented import if no longer needed.

The import of isFunction from '@vben-core/shared/utils' has been commented out. If this utility is no longer used in the component, it's recommended to remove the commented line completely to maintain code cleanliness.


Line range hint 1-48: Summary of changes and potential impact

The changes in this file primarily involve commenting out code, including imports and a watch function for form values. While these modifications don't introduce new functionality, they potentially remove reactive behavior related to form value changes.

Key points to consider:

  1. Ensure that commenting out the watch function doesn't negatively impact the component's intended behavior.
  2. Verify that the removal of toRaw, watch, and isFunction imports doesn't affect other parts of the component.
  3. Consider adding comments explaining the rationale behind these changes to aid future maintenance.

To maintain code quality and clarity:

  1. If these changes are temporary, add TODO comments with clear explanations and timelines for addressing them.
  2. If the commented-out functionality is no longer needed, remove it entirely in a separate commit with a clear explanation in the commit message.
  3. Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes in the component's behavior.
packages/effects/common-ui/src/components/page/__tests__/page.test.ts (1)

Line range hint 60-72: Improved test coverage for title slot rendering

The test case has been updated to verify that when both a title prop and a title slot are provided, the slot content is rendered while the prop content is not. This change improves the test coverage and ensures the correct behavior of the component.

Consider applying similar updates to other slot-related tests in this file (e.g., for the description slot) to maintain consistency and improve overall test coverage.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/theme.css (3)

1-49: LGTM! Consider documenting the color system.

The use of CSS custom properties for theming is a great approach. It allows for easy maintenance and consistent styling across the application. The HSL color model and references to other custom properties (e.g., --foreground, --primary) suggest a well-thought-out color system.

Consider adding a brief comment at the top of the file explaining the color system and how to use or extend these variables. This would be helpful for other developers working on the project.


51-78: LGTM! Consider using custom properties for consistency.

The pager component styles are well-organized and provide good user feedback for active and focus states. The use of flexbox for layout is appropriate.

For consistency, consider using custom properties for the margin-right: auto; on line 75. This would allow for easier adjustments if needed. For example:

:root {
  --vxe-pager-sizes-margin-right: auto;
}

.vxe-pager {
  &--sizes {
    margin-right: var(--vxe-pager-sizes-margin-right);
  }
}

1-78: Great addition of vxe-table theming!

This new CSS file successfully introduces theming for the vxe-table component, aligning well with the PR objective. The use of CSS custom properties and modern CSS features like nesting makes the theme easy to maintain and extend. The integration with the existing project color scheme (using variables like --foreground, --primary, etc.) ensures consistency across the application.

As the project grows, consider creating a separate documentation file or section that explains the theming system, including how to use and extend these custom properties. This will be valuable for maintaining consistency as more components are added or styled.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (3)

57-94: Well-structured initialization function with room for improvement.

The initVxeTable function is well-implemented with a proper initialization check and comprehensive component registration.

Consider cleaning up the commented-out component registrations or adding explanatory comments for why they're excluded. This would improve code readability and maintainability. For example:

// Excluded due to [reason]:
// VxeUI.component(VxeCheckbox);
// VxeUI.component(VxeCheckboxGroup);

102-119: Effective reactive theme and localization setup with room for expansion.

The implementation of theme and localization settings is well done, utilizing reactive watchers to ensure immediate and ongoing updates based on user preferences.

Consider expanding the localMap to support more languages or making it dynamically extensible. This would improve the internationalization capabilities of the component. For example:

const localMap: Record<string, any> = {
  'zh-CN': zhCN,
  'en-US': enUS,
  // Add more languages or implement a dynamic import mechanism
};

// In the watcher
if (localMap[locale]) {
  VxeUI.setI18n(locale, localMap[locale]);
  VxeUI.setLanguage(locale);
} else {
  console.warn(`Localization for ${locale} not found. Falling back to default.`);
  // Implement fallback logic
}

This change would make the component more flexible for multi-language support.


121-122: Custom configuration applied correctly.

The use of configVxeTable(VxeUI) allows for custom configuration of VxeUI, which is a good practice for flexibility.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of configVxeTable and what kind of configurations it might apply. This would improve code readability and maintainability. For example:

// Apply custom configurations to VxeUI (e.g., global options, custom plugins)
configVxeTable(VxeUI);
packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/types.ts (1)

310-313: LGTM: Useful callback addition, but could use more detailed documentation.

The handleValuesChange callback is a valuable addition to the VbenFormProps interface, allowing for better form interactivity. However, the documentation could be more descriptive.

Consider expanding the JSDoc comment to provide more context:

/**
 * Callback triggered when form values change
 * @param values The current values of all form fields
 */
handleValuesChange?: (values: Record<string, any>) => void;
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packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/types.ts (4)

15-19: LGTM: VxePaginationInfo interface is well-defined

The VxePaginationInfo interface is correctly defined with appropriate properties and types for pagination information. It includes currentPage, pageSize, and total, all of type number, which are essential for implementing pagination functionality.


50-53: LGTM: SetupVxeTable interface is well-defined

The SetupVxeTable interface is correctly defined with appropriate properties and types:

  1. configVxeTable is a method that takes a VxeUIExport parameter, allowing for configuration of the VxeTable component.
  2. useVbenForm is correctly typed as typeof useVbenForm, ensuring type consistency with the imported function.

This interface provides a clear structure for setting up and using the VxeTable component.


21-42: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve type safety by specifying more precise types

The VxeGridProps interface is well-structured, but there are opportunities to enhance type safety:

  1. For the class property (line 25), consider using a more specific type like string | string[] | Record<string, boolean> instead of any.
  2. Similarly, for the gridClass property (line 29), use a more precise type such as string | string[] | Record<string, boolean> instead of any.

These changes will provide better type checking and autocompletion support while maintaining flexibility.

Example implementation:

export interface VxeGridProps {
  class?: string | string[] | Record<string, boolean>;
  gridClass?: string | string[] | Record<string, boolean>;
  // ... other properties remain the same
}

44-48: ⚠️ Potential issue

Define or import the NoInfer utility type

The ExtendedVxeGridApi type is well-structured, but it uses an undefined NoInfer utility type. To resolve this issue:

  1. Define the NoInfer utility type at the top of the file:
type NoInfer<T> = [T][T extends any ? 0 : never];
  1. Alternatively, if NoInfer is available from a utility types library, import it at the beginning of the file.

This will ensure that the ExtendedVxeGridApi type is correctly defined and usable.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/vben-use-form.vue (1)

37-48: ⚠️ Potential issue

Clarify the reason for commenting out the watch function.

A significant block of code has been commented out, which previously watched for changes in form.values and triggered handleValuesChange. This change could potentially impact the component's reactivity to form value changes.

Consider the following options:

  1. If this functionality is no longer needed, remove the commented code entirely.
  2. If it's temporarily disabled, add a TODO comment explaining why and when it should be re-enabled.
  3. If the functionality is still required, consider keeping it active and addressing any issues that led to it being commented out.

To verify if handleValuesChange is used elsewhere in the codebase, run the following script:

This will help determine if the functionality is still relevant in other parts of the application.

✅ Verification successful

Remove the inactive handleValuesChange code unless it's needed for future functionality.

The handleValuesChange function is currently not used in any active part of the codebase. If this functionality is no longer required, please remove the commented-out watch function and any unused definitions to maintain code clarity. If you plan to use it in the future, consider adding a TODO comment explaining its purpose and when it should be re-enabled.

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rg --type vue --type ts --type js 'handleValuesChange'

Length of output: 82


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# Description: Check for usage of handleValuesChange in the codebase

# Search for handleValuesChange in all .vue, .ts, and .js files
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Length of output: 468

packages/effects/common-ui/src/components/page/__tests__/page.test.ts (2)

Line range hint 74-86: Consistent improvement in description slot test

The test case for the description slot has been updated in a manner consistent with the title slot test. It now verifies that when both a description prop and a description slot are provided, the slot content is rendered while the prop content is not. This change enhances the test coverage and ensures the correct behavior of the component.

This update maintains consistency with the changes made to the title slot test and improves the overall quality of the test suite.


Line range hint 1-86: Summary of changes

The updates to this test file have significantly improved the test coverage and accuracy for the Page component. Key improvements include:

  1. Updating the class selector for content div identification, which may reflect changes in the component's styling.
  2. Enhancing tests for title and description slots to ensure they take precedence over corresponding props when both are provided.

These changes align with Vue.js best practices and provide more robust verification of the component's behavior. The consistency in approach across different slots (title and description) is commendable.

To further improve the test suite, consider:

  1. Applying similar slot precedence tests to any other slots in the Page component, if applicable.
  2. Adding tests for edge cases, such as empty slots or props, if not already covered.
playground/src/views/examples/vxe-table/form.vue (4)

1-18: LGTM: Imports and interface definition are well-structured.

The imports are appropriate for the component's functionality, and the RowType interface correctly defines the structure of the data rows. This provides a solid foundation for type safety in the rest of the component.


95-95: LGTM: Grid initialization is correct.

The grid is properly initialized using the useVbenVxeGrid function with the correct formOptions and gridOptions.


98-102: LGTM: Template structure is clean and appropriate.

The template structure is simple and correct. The use of the Page component with the auto-content-height prop suggests a responsive design approach, which is a good practice.


65-68: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix labelField in checkboxConfig.

The labelField in the checkboxConfig references a property that doesn't exist in the RowType interface.

Apply this diff to correct the labelField:

 checkboxConfig: {
   highlight: true,
-  labelField: 'name',
+  labelField: 'productName',
 },

This change ensures that the checkbox labels will correctly display the product name.

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/api.ts (11)

1-13: LGTM: Import statements are well-organized and relevant.

The import statements are logically organized, starting with external libraries and followed by local imports. All imports appear to be relevant to the functionality of the file.


15-23: LGTM: Helper function provides a consistent default state.

The getDefaultState() function returns a well-structured default state object for VxeGridProps. The default values are appropriate, providing empty strings for classes and an empty object for gridOptions.


25-53: Remove commented-out code and consider using private access modifier.

The properties and constructor are well-structured and appropriate for managing the grid state. However, there's a commented-out line that should be removed:

- // private prevState: null | VxeGridProps = null;

Also, consider using the private access modifier for internal properties:

- isMounted = false;
+ private isMounted = false;

- stateHandler: StateHandler;
+ private stateHandler: StateHandler;

This will improve encapsulation and prevent unintended external access to these properties.


55-61: LGTM: mount method handles instance setup correctly.

The mount method effectively sets up the grid instance and marks it as mounted. It includes a safeguard against duplicate mounting by checking the isMounted flag before proceeding.


63-69: LGTM: query method implements proper error handling and reactive object handling.

The query method is well-implemented with the following good practices:

  1. Use of async/await for asynchronous operation.
  2. Proper error handling with try-catch.
  3. Use of toRaw() to ensure reactive objects are correctly processed.

71-77: LGTM: reload method follows the same good practices as the query method.

The reload method is well-implemented, mirroring the good practices seen in the query method:

  1. Use of async/await for asynchronous operation.
  2. Proper error handling with try-catch.
  3. Use of toRaw() to ensure reactive objects are correctly processed.

79-83: LGTM: setGridOptions method correctly updates the state.

The setGridOptions method is a simple and effective implementation for updating the gridOptions in the state. It correctly uses the setState method to ensure proper state management.


85-91: LGTM: setLoading method correctly updates the loading state.

The setLoading method is a concise and effective implementation for updating the loading state in gridOptions. It correctly uses the setState method to ensure proper state management.


93-105: LGTM: setState method provides flexible state update options.

The setState method is well-implemented with the following strengths:

  1. Supports both function and object-based state updates.
  2. Uses mergeWithArrayOverride to ensure proper merging of arrays.
  3. Provides flexibility for various update patterns.

This implementation allows for efficient and versatile state management.


107-110: LGTM: unmount method correctly handles cleanup.

The unmount method effectively handles the cleanup process by:

  1. Resetting the isMounted flag.
  2. Resetting the stateHandler.

This ensures proper cleanup when the component is unmounted.


1-111: Overall: Excellent implementation of VxeGridApi class.

The VxeGridApi class provides a comprehensive and well-structured API for managing vxe-table grid components. Key strengths of this implementation include:

  1. Proper state management using a Store.
  2. Comprehensive methods for querying, reloading, and updating grid options.
  3. Effective error handling in asynchronous operations.
  4. Flexible state update mechanism.
  5. Proper lifecycle management with mount and unmount methods.

The code follows good practices and provides a robust foundation for working with vxe-table grids in the application.

Minor improvements could be made by removing commented-out code and using private access modifiers for internal properties, as mentioned in previous comments.

packages/effects/plugins/src/vxe-table/init.ts (3)

50-55: Clever use of virtual components to prevent errors and optimize bundle size.

The createVirtualComponent function is an excellent approach to prevent errors for unregistered components while keeping the bundle size optimized. This is particularly useful for components that are conditionally used or for placeholder implementations.


96-100: Well-structured setup function with proper initialization.

The setupVbenVxeTable function is well-implemented. It properly initializes the VxeTable components and assigns the useVbenForm function, resolving the potential issue with the useTableForm export.


1-122: Overall well-implemented VxeTable initialization and setup.

The file provides a comprehensive setup for VxeTable, including component registration, reactive theme and localization support, and custom configuration options. The code is well-structured and follows good practices.

Key strengths:

  1. Efficient initialization with checks to prevent redundant operations.
  2. Reactive theme and localization updates based on user preferences.
  3. Flexible custom configuration options.

Areas for potential improvement:

  1. Expanding language support in the localMap.
  2. Cleaning up or documenting commented-out code.
  3. Adding more inline documentation for complex operations.

These improvements would enhance the maintainability and extensibility of the code.

packages/@core/ui-kit/form-ui/src/types.ts (2)

247-251: LGTM: Well-documented and clear property addition.

The collapseTriggerResize property is a good addition to the FormRenderProps interface. It's well-documented with a clear purpose and default value. This enhancement aligns with the PR objective of improving the vxe-table component's functionality.


Line range hint 1-365: Overall assessment: Well-implemented and focused changes.

The additions to this file are minimal, focused, and enhance the form component's functionality as intended in the PR objectives. The new properties are well-integrated into the existing type structure without introducing conflicts. These changes contribute positively to the vxe-table component feature addition.

@anncwb anncwb merged commit 4173264 into main Oct 4, 2024
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