fix: when the server component path is wrong, a blank interface is still displayed #4567
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packages/effects/layouts/src/basic/content/content.vue (2)
56-62: Approve changes with a minor suggestionThe changes effectively address the issue of blank interfaces when component paths are incorrect. The new error handling mechanism and the use of optional chaining improve the robustness of the code.
A minor suggestion to enhance the error logging:
Consider including the route information in the error message for easier debugging. You can modify the error log as follows:
- console.error( - 'Component view not found，please check the route configuration', - ); + console.error( + `Component view not found for route "${route.path}". Please check the route configuration.`, + );This will provide more context when troubleshooting missing components.
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108-113: Approve template usage with a suggestion for improvementThe usage of
transformComponentin the template is correct and aligns well with the changes made to the function. The combination of v-if and v-show directives provides proper control over component visibility.A suggestion for potential improvement:
Consider handling the case where
transformComponentreturnsundefined. You could add a fallback component or message to display when no component is found. For example:<component :is="transformComponent(Component, route) || FallbackComponent" v-if="renderRouteView" v-show="!route.meta.iframeSrc" :key="route.fullPath" />Where
FallbackComponentcould be a simple component that displays an error message to the user. This would ensure that even iftransformComponentreturnsundefined, the user sees something meaningful rather than a blank interface.packages/effects/layouts/src/widgets/user-dropdown/user-dropdown.vue (1)
Missing Error Handling in
user-dropdown.vueThe
UserDropdowncomponent does not implement the necessary error handling or fallback mechanisms as specified in the PR objectives:
- Implement a fallback mechanism or error boundary to handle cases where server components are missing.
- Add logic to detect and gracefully handle scenarios where dynamic routes do not correspond to existing files.
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1-231: Alignment with PR objectives and potential improvements.While the changes improve the component's flexibility and conditional rendering, they don't directly address the core issue mentioned in the PR objectives:
- The PR aims to fix the issue of blank interfaces when server component paths are wrong.
- The current changes don't implement a dedicated display component or return
undefinedfor non-existent routes as suggested in the linked issue.To better align with the PR objectives, consider:
- Implementing a fallback mechanism or error boundary to handle cases where server components are missing.
- Adding logic to detect and gracefully handle scenarios where dynamic routes don't correspond to existing files.
These additions would more directly address the issue of blank interfaces in error scenarios.
To ensure we're not missing any relevant changes, let's check for any new error handling or fallback mechanisms:
Would you like assistance in implementing a more robust error handling mechanism for missing server components?
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packages/effects/layouts/src/basic/content/content.vue (1)
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1-124: Summary: Changes effectively address the PR objectivesThe modifications to the
transformComponentfunction and its usage in the template successfully address the issue of blank interfaces when server component paths are incorrect. The added error handling and improved robustness contribute to a better user experience and easier debugging.Key improvements:
- Error handling for missing components
- Use of optional chaining for safer property access
- Proper usage in the template with visibility controls
The suggested minor improvements (enhancing error logging and adding a fallback component) would further refine the implementation.
Overall, these changes align well with the PR objectives and represent a solid solution to the reported issue.
packages/effects/layouts/src/widgets/user-dropdown/user-dropdown.vue (3)
177-185: Improved flexibility with conditional rendering and slot usage.The changes in this section enhance the component's flexibility:
- The conditional rendering now checks for the presence of
tagText,text, or thetagTextslot.- The addition of the
tagTextslot allows for custom content, which is a good practice for reusable components.These improvements align well with the PR objectives by providing more control over the component's rendering, potentially helping to address the issue of blank interfaces in certain scenarios.
214-214: Improved UI consistency with conditional separator.The addition of a conditional rendering for the
DropdownMenuSeparatoris a good improvement:
- It ensures that the separator is only shown when the lock screen feature is enabled.
- This change enhances the UI consistency and adapts the interface based on user preferences.
This modification aligns well with the PR objectives by ensuring that the interface responds appropriately to different configurations, potentially reducing the likelihood of displaying unnecessary UI elements.
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223-225: Shortcut key functionality preserved.It's noteworthy that the shortcut key functionality has been maintained:
- The conditional rendering of shortcut keys (e.g.,
v-if="enableLogoutShortcutKey") ensures they are only displayed when enabled.- This preserves important functionality for users who rely on keyboard shortcuts.
Maintaining this feature while improving other aspects of the component aligns well with the PR objectives, ensuring that existing user experiences are not negatively impacted by the changes.
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