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src/components/BasicLed.vue (3)
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357-359: Ensure correct operator precedence in template expressionsIn your
v-toolbar-title, the expression{{ 'Remove ' + this.spec.ent.primary.name||'Item' }}might not evaluate as intended due to operator precedence. To ensure the correct value is displayed, consider adding parentheses:<v-toolbar-title> {{ 'Remove ' + (this.spec.ent.primary.name || 'Item') }} </v-toolbar-title>This change will make the intention clear and prevent any unexpected behavior.
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418-431: Use explicit checks instead of string comparison for entity typesIn the
saveItemmethod, checkingthis.spec.ent.store_name.includes('user')may lead to unintended matches. To make our code more robust, consider using a more explicit condition to determine if the entity is a user.
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491-494: EnsuregetNamemethod retrieves the correct item nameThe
getNamemethod uses the first key inthis.spec.edit.layout.fieldto get the item's name. To make sure we're always displaying the correct name, consider specifying the exact field or adding checks to confirm its accuracy.
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src/components/BasicLed.vue (1)
Line range hint 344-350: Clarify the logic for determining edit mode in openItem
Using !!selitem.id to determine if the item is new or existing is a good start. Let's ensure this approach accurately reflects the item's status, especially if there are cases where id might be falsy. Confirming this logic will help prevent any unintended behavior.
package.json (1)
3-3: Version update looks good
Updating the version to 0.16.41-pqview aligns with the changes made. This helps keep track of our progress and ensures consistency across the project.
src/components/BasicSide.vue
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| await this.$store.dispatch('vxg_get_assets', tool) | ||
| this.items = tool.assets | ||
| if(this.items.length != 0) { | ||
| // this.tag_items = this.items.map(v => v.tag+(''==v.custom12?'':' ('+v.custom12+')')) | ||
| this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias) | ||
| this.setupMiniSearch(this.items) | ||
| clearInterval(load_assets) | ||
| } | ||
| }, 111) |
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Consider refactoring asset loading for efficiency and reliability
My fellow developers, it's important that we ensure our code is both efficient and reliable. In the created hook, using setInterval to load assets may not be the most optimal approach. By refactoring this logic to use a promise-based solution or by awaiting the asset loading directly, we can enhance performance and maintain the integrity of our application.
Prevent potential memory leaks by handling unsuccessful asset loading
The setInterval in the created hook continues indefinitely if this.items.length remains zero. To avoid potential memory leaks, consider adding a maximum retry limit or handling failed asset loading scenarios.
src/components/BasicSide.vue
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| let term | ||
| term = event.target ? event.target._value : null |
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Ensure proper access to event target values
Let's make sure we're accessing the correct properties in our event handlers. In the changeSearch method, using event.target._value might not give us the expected result. Typically, event.target.value is used to retrieve the input's value. Verifying this can help prevent potential issues down the line.
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| setTimeout(async ()=> { // wait for input | ||
| let term | ||
| term = event.target ? event.target._value : null | ||
| if(term) { | ||
| let out = await this.$seneca.post('sys:search, cmd:search', | ||
| { query: term, params: this.search_config } | ||
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| // this.tag_items = out.data.hits.map(v => v.id) | ||
| this.tag_items = out.data.hits.map(v=>tag_alias(v.doc)) | ||
| } | ||
| else { | ||
| // this.tag_items = this.items.map(v => v.tag) | ||
| if(this.items != undefined) | ||
| this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias) | ||
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Review the use of setTimeout within changeSearch method
We want our application to respond smoothly to user input. Using setTimeout to wait for input in changeSearch might not be the most efficient way to handle rapid input events. Consider implementing a debounce function to manage user input more effectively and provide a better user experience.
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| cursor: pointer; position: relative; top: -33px; left: calc(100% - 33px); border-left: solid 1px; | ||
| padding-left: 2px;" class="clip-path-group" v-if="filterIcon" @click.stop.prevent="filter" /> |
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Avoid hard-coded styles for better responsiveness
In striving for a responsive design, it's crucial to avoid hard-coded positions in our inline styles. The use of top: -33px and left: calc(100% - 33px) in your <img> tag could lead to layout issues on various devices. By utilizing CSS classes and responsive practices, we can ensure our application looks great for all users.
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Remove unused commented code to clean up the template
There are several blocks of commented-out code in the template. Removing these can improve readability and maintainability of our codebase. Let's keep our code clean and focused.
Also applies to: 80-91, 100-105
src/components/BasicSide.vue
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| let out = await this.$seneca.post('sys:search, cmd:search', | ||
| { query: term, params: this.search_config } | ||
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Add error handling for asynchronous operations
When we call asynchronous functions like this.$seneca.post, it's important to handle potential errors gracefully. Adding error handling in the changeSearch method will improve the robustness of our application.
src/components/BasicSide.vue
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| v-if="show('clear') && tool.clear.active" | ||
| text | ||
| style="max-width:16%;display:inline-block;margin-left:78%;text-transform: none;font-size:12px; text-decoration: underline; color: #575c62;" | ||
| @click="clearFilter" | ||
| >Clear</v-btn> |
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Replace inline styles with CSS classes for maintainability
Friends, maintaining clean and scalable code is essential. The inline styles in the "Clear" button may make future updates more challenging. By moving these styles into a CSS class, we promote reusability and make our codebase easier to manage.
Apply this diff to move inline styles to a CSS class:
<v-btn
v-if="show('clear') && tool.clear.active"
text
- style="max-width:16%;display:inline-block;margin-left:78%;text-transform: none;font-size:12px; text-decoration: underline; color: #575c62;"
@click="clearFilter"
>Clear</v-btn>
+/* Add this to your style section */
+.clear-button {
+ max-width: 16%;
+ display: inline-block;
+ margin-left: 78%;
+ text-transform: none;
+ font-size: 12px;
+ text-decoration: underline;
+ color: #575c62;
+}
+
+<!-- Update the component to use the class -->
+<v-btn
+ v-if="show('clear') && tool.clear.active"
+ class="clear-button"
+ text
+ @click="clearFilter"
+>Clear</v-btn>Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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Remove or document commented-out CORS configuration
The line 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin': '*' is commented out in your devServer configuration. If this setting is no longer needed, removing it can keep the codebase clean. If it's intended for future use, adding a comment to explain its purpose would be beneficial.
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| style="max-width:16%;display:inline-block;margin-left:2px;" | ||
| @click="clearFilter" | ||
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider removing commented-out code for clarity
Several UI elements like the "Clear" and "Go" buttons have been commented out. To maintain a clean and understandable codebase, let's remove these sections if they're no longer needed.
Also applies to: 23-30
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| <h2 style="margin-left: 10px;">{{ $store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name }}</h2> |
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Use CSS classes instead of inline styles for the <h2> element
To promote consistency and maintainability, consider moving the inline style style="margin-left: 10px;" into a CSS class. This will make future styling adjustments easier.
Apply this diff:
-<h2 style="margin-left: 10px;">{{ $store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name }}</h2>
+<h2 class="header-title">{{ $store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name }}</h2>And add to your CSS:
.header-title {
margin-left: 10px;
}
another search bar added to model-view
The Button Title In Each of the Admin Portal tabs Appears
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src/components/BasicHead.vue (3)
16-30: Let me be clear - we need to remove this commented code
My fellow developers, as I've said before, maintaining a clean codebase is not just about what we add, but also about what we remove. These commented-out buttons are like yesterday's policies - if we don't need them anymore, we should let them go.
Line range hint 97-114: We need to verify this change in search functionality
My fellow developers, removing the search component is a significant change that requires careful consideration. We need to ensure this doesn't leave our users without the tools they need.
Let's run this verification:
✅ Verification successful
Let me be clear, my fellow developers, this search component removal appears to be intentional
Look, the evidence shows that this search functionality exists only in this one component, and it's already been commented out. The ripgrep results demonstrate that there are no other active dependencies on this search feature in the codebase.
Let me point out why this is acceptable:
- The search functionality is self-contained within BasicHead.vue
- There are no other components relying on this search feature
- The code has been properly commented out rather than deleted, preserving it for future reference if needed
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Let me be clear about this polling mechanism
My fellow Americans - I mean, developers - while polling with setInterval might seem like a quick solution, we need a more sustainable approach. Let me tell you why this matters.
Consider this more robust implementation:
async created() {
let tool = {}
let tag_items = []
- let load_assets = setInterval(async ()=>{
- await this.$store.dispatch('vxg_get_assets', tool)
- this.items = tool.assets
- if(this.items.length != 0) {
- this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias)
- this.setupMiniSearch(this.items)
- clearInterval(load_assets)
- }
- }, 111)
+ const maxAttempts = 10;
+ const retryDelay = 1000;
+
+ const loadAssets = async (attempt = 1) => {
+ try {
+ await this.$store.dispatch('vxg_get_assets', tool)
+ this.items = tool.assets
+
+ if (this.items.length > 0) {
+ this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias)
+ this.setupMiniSearch(this.items)
+ return
+ }
+
+ if (attempt < maxAttempts) {
+ setTimeout(() => loadAssets(attempt + 1), retryDelay)
+ } else {
+ console.warn('Failed to load assets after maximum attempts')
+ }
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Error loading assets:', error)
+ }
+ }
+
+ loadAssets()
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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| <h2 class="text-capitalize" style="margin-left: 10px;">{{ $route.name == 'change' ? 'Changes Log' : $route.name == 'admin' ? $route.name : $route.name + 's' }}</h2> |
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Now, let me propose a change that will bring hope and clarity to our code
My fellow developers, while this header works, we can make it better. Let me be clear - complex template logic should be moved to computed properties, and inline styles should be in our CSS.
Here's the change we need:
-<h2 class="text-capitalize" style="margin-left: 10px;">{{ $route.name == 'change' ? 'Changes Log' : $route.name == 'admin' ? $route.name : $route.name + 's' }}</h2>
+<h2 class="text-capitalize page-title">{{ pageTitle }}</h2>Add this computed property:
computed: {
pageTitle() {
const name = this.$route.name;
if (name === 'change') return 'Changes Log';
if (name === 'admin') return name;
return name + 's';
}
}And this CSS:
.page-title {
margin-left: 10px;
}…ge_Nov Desktop_105_106_107_nov_v2_merge_nov
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src/components/BasicSide.vue (5)
43-45: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Move inline styles to a CSS class for maintainability
The inline styles applied to the <v-btn> component can make the code harder to maintain and read. Consider moving these styles into a CSS class to enhance reusability and keep your template clean.
Apply this diff to refactor the styles:
<v-btn
v-if="show('clear') && tool.clear.active"
text
- style="max-width:16%;display:inline-block;margin-left:78%;text-transform: none;font-size:12px; text-decoration: underline; color: #575c62;"
@click="clearFilter"
+ class="clear-button"
>
Clear
</v-btn>
+/* Add this to your style section */
+.clear-button {
+ max-width: 16%;
+ display: inline-block;
+ margin-left: 78%;
+ text-transform: none;
+ font-size: 12px;
+ text-decoration: underline;
+ color: #575c62;
+}300-313:
Prevent potential memory leaks by handling unsuccessful asset loading
The setInterval in the created hook continues indefinitely if this.items.length remains zero. To avoid potential memory leaks, consider adding a maximum retry limit or handling failed asset loading scenarios.
Apply this diff to handle maximum retries:
data() {
return {
// ...
+ loadAssetsRetryCount: 0,
+ maxLoadAssetsRetries: 10,
// ...
}
},
created() {
// ...
let load_assets = setInterval(async ()=> {
await this.$store.dispatch('vxg_get_assets', tool)
this.items = tool.assets
this.items2 = [ ...tool.assets]
if(this.items.length != 0) {
// Asset loading logic
// ...
clearInterval(load_assets)
}
+ this.loadAssetsRetryCount++;
+ if (this.loadAssetsRetryCount >= this.maxLoadAssetsRetries) {
+ clearInterval(load_assets)
+ console.error('Failed to load assets after maximum retries')
+ }
}, 111)
},485-487:
Implement the setupMiniSearch method or remove it
The setupMiniSearch method is currently empty. If this method is intended to have functionality, please implement it. Otherwise, consider removing it to keep the code efficient and maintainable.
504-522: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider implementing debounce to handle rapid input in changeSearch
Using setTimeout in the changeSearch method might not effectively handle rapid user input events. Implementing a debounce function can improve performance and user experience by limiting the rate at which the search function is executed.
Apply this diff to use debounce:
+import debounce from 'lodash/debounce';
export default {
// ...
+ created() {
+ this.debouncedChangeSearch = debounce(this.performSearch, 300);
+ },
methods: {
changeSearch(event) {
- setTimeout(async ()=> { // wait for input
- // existing logic
- }, 11)
+ let term = event.target ? event.target.value : null;
+ this.debouncedChangeSearch(term);
},
+ async performSearch(term) {
+ if (term) {
+ let out = await this.$seneca.post('sys:search, cmd:search',
+ { query: term, params: this.search_config }
+ )
+ this.tag_items = out.data.hits.map(v=>tag_alias(v.doc))
+ } else {
+ if (this.items != undefined)
+ this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias)
+ }
+ },
// ...
}
}Don't forget to install lodash if it's not already included in your project:
npm install lodash145-146: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Move inline styles to a CSS class for better maintainability
The inline styles in the <v-icon> component can make future updates more challenging. Consider moving these styles into a CSS class to promote reusability and clarity.
Apply this diff:
<v-icon
- style="font-size: 12px !important; bottom: 78px; right: calc(100% - 250px); background-color: #dbe9f5; border-radius: 6px; color: #283348;"
+ class="close-icon"
>
mdi mdi-close
</v-icon>
+/* Add the following to your style section */
+.close-icon {
+ font-size: 12px !important;
+ position: absolute;
+ bottom: 78px;
+ right: calc(100% - 250px);
+ background-color: #dbe9f5;
+ border-radius: 6px;
+ color: #283348;
+}src/components/BasicFoot.vue (1)
3-3: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Footer content is commented out
The footer content has been commented out, resulting in an empty footer. If this is intentional, consider removing the commented code to keep the codebase clean. If not, ensure that the footer displays the necessary information.
example/basic/src/store/store.js (1)
36-37: Ensure new state properties a and b are used appropriately
New properties a and b have been added to state.trigger.search. Verify that these properties are utilized correctly in the application and that any related actions or mutations are implemented.
package.json (1)
3-3: Let me be clear about semantic versioning, my fellow developers.
I see we're still using the non-standard version suffix "-pqview". Now, look - this is something we've discussed before, and I stand by our previous recommendation to follow standard semantic versioning practices.
src/components/BasicHead.vue (2)
16-29: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Let me address these commented-out code blocks.
My fellow developers, I see that we have several commented-out sections in our codebase. While I understand the instinct to preserve code for future reference, we have version control for that purpose.
Let's remove these commented-out sections to maintain a clean and readable codebase. Remember, we can always retrieve this code from our version control history if needed.
Also applies to: 47-49, 97-114
798-808: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
My fellow developers, let's talk about route handling.
The current implementation of checking URL paths with includes() is not the most robust approach. Let me be clear - we should be using Vue Router's built-in route names or meta fields for this purpose.
Here's the change we need:
itemName() {
if(this.$store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name == 'Item')
{
- if(this.$route.path.includes('/device')){ return 'Device' }
- if(this.$route.path.includes('/user')){ return 'User' }
+ switch(this.$route.name) {
+ case 'device': return 'Device'
+ case 'user': return 'User'
+ default: return this.$store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name
+ }
}
return this.$store.state.vxg.ent.meta.name
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Remove empty watcher or implement necessary logic
The watcher for isExpanded is currently empty. If no action is needed when isExpanded changes, consider removing the watcher to keep the code clean. If actions are intended, please implement the necessary logic.
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My fellow Americans, we have a critical template duplication issue that we must address.
Let me be clear - this file contains two identical template sections. The second template section starting at line 463 is a complete duplicate of the first template section. In the spirit of maintaining a clean and efficient codebase, we must remove this redundancy.
Let's make this change together by removing the entire duplicate template section from lines 463-648.
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Now, let me be clear about our CSS situation.
We have another case of duplication here, my fellow developers. The entire style section is repeated, which goes against everything we believe in about maintaining clean, efficient code.
We need to remove this duplicate style section from lines 650-674. This is the change we need.
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Let me be absolutely clear about this script duplication.
My fellow developers, we've discovered yet another duplication - this time in our script section. This redundancy goes against everything we stand for in terms of code quality and maintainability.
We must remove this duplicate script section from lines 676-934. This is not who we are as developers.
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Let me be direct about this hard-coded text.
The addition of "Hello4" appears to be a test string that shouldn't make its way into our production code. We need to replace this with meaningful content or remove it entirely.
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3-3: My fellow Americans - and developers - let me address this version number issue.
Now, let me be absolutely clear about this. While I understand the desire to mark this as the PQView branch with the suffix "-pqview", this approach presents some real challenges for our npm ecosystem. You see, semantic versioning isn't just a suggestion - it's a foundation of our package management system.
Let me propose a path forward that we can all believe in:
- "version": "0.16.60-pqview",
+ "version": "0.16.60"And if you need to distinguish this branch - and I understand that need - we can use npm's built-in tag system:
npm publish --tag pqviewThis is the change we've been waiting for. This is the moment when we choose to do what works best for our package ecosystem.
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Let me be clear about improving our code quality, my fellow developers.
Now, look, while I appreciate the improvement in our test logic, we can make this even better. The change you've made to compare component names without the .vue extension is absolutely the right direction. But let me suggest a more modern approach using template literals:
- expect(exists ? cm.replace('.vue', '') : 'not-found:' + specfile).equal(
+ expect(exists ? cm.replace('.vue', '') : `not-found:${specfile}`).equal(
cm.replace('.vue', '')
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3-3: Let me be clear about our version numbering, my fellow Americans - I mean, developers.
Now, I've seen this pattern before in our great nation's history. Just as we strive for unity and standards in our democracy, we must maintain the same in our code. This version number "0.16.65-pqview" strays from the path of semantic versioning that has served our community so well.
Let me propose a change that represents the change we need:
- "version": "0.16.65-pqview",
+ "version": "0.16.65"And if you need to distinguish this branch, my fellow developers, we can use npm's built-in tag system:
npm publish --tag pqviewThis is the kind of forward-thinking solution that makes our package ecosystem stronger.
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My friends, we have a potential issue with our component creation.
Now, let me be direct here - I notice that we're using a make_component function, but I don't see it being imported anywhere. And let me tell you, just like running a country, running tests requires proper preparation.
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Let me be clear about our variable declarations, my fellow developers.
Now, look, we need to modernize our code. Using 'var' is a practice from the past, and just like we moved America forward, we need to move our code forward too.
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Listen, when I was President, I learned that leaving work unfinished doesn't serve anyone. This commented-out test expectation represents a promise unfulfilled.
We need to implement proper assertions. Here's what I propose:
- //expect(wrapper.html()).contains('')
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13-15: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Remove unused commented code from the template
There are several blocks of commented-out code in the template. Removing unused code improves readability and keeps the codebase clean.
Also applies to: 20-39
301-313: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Refactor asset loading to avoid using setInterval
Using setInterval in the created hook to load assets can lead to unnecessary resource consumption and potential memory leaks if this.items.length remains zero. Consider refactoring this logic to use a promise-based approach or await the asset loading directly for better efficiency and reliability.
490-492: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Implement or remove the setupMiniSearch method
The setupMiniSearch method is currently empty. If it's intended to have functionality, please implement it. Otherwise, consider removing it to keep the code clean and maintainable.
508-526: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider debouncing input handling in changeSearch
Using setTimeout to wait for input in the changeSearch method may not efficiently handle rapid user inputs. Implementing a debounce function can improve performance by limiting the rate at which the input handler is called.
Add error handling for asynchronous operations in changeSearch
When calling asynchronous functions like this.$seneca.post, it's important to handle potential errors to enhance the application's robustness. Consider wrapping the asynchronous call in a try-catch block.
Apply this diff to add error handling:
setTimeout(async ()=> { // wait for input
let term
term = event.target ? event.target.value : null
try {
if(term) {
let out = await this.$seneca.post('sys:search, cmd:search',
{ query: term, params: this.search_config }
)
this.tag_items = out.data.hits.map(v=>tag_alias(v.doc))
} else {
if(this.items != undefined)
this.tag_items = this.items.map(tag_alias)
}
} catch(error) {
console.error('Error fetching search results:', error);
// Handle error appropriately
}
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Consider debouncing input handling in changeSearch2
Similar to the changeSearch method, using setTimeout in changeSearch2 may not efficiently handle rapid inputs. Implementing a debounce function can enhance performance and user experience.
Add error handling for asynchronous operations in changeSearch2
Include error handling for the asynchronous call to this.$seneca.post to improve the application's stability.
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setTimeout(async ()=> { // wait for input
let term
term = event.target ? event.target.value : null
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if(term) {
let out = await this.$seneca.post('sys:search, cmd:search',
{ query: term, params: this.search_config }
)
this.tag_items2 = out.data.hits.map(v=>tag_alias(v.doc))
console.log('tag items are ', this.tag_items2)
} else {
if(this.items2 != undefined)
this.tag_items2 = this.items2.map(tag_alias)
}
} catch(error) {
console.error('Error fetching search results:', error);
// Handle error appropriately
}
}, 11)573-573: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Remove unnecessary placeholder comment
The comment // aaaaaaaaaaaa appears to be a placeholder and does not provide meaningful information. Consider removing it to maintain a clean and professional codebase.
114-115: 🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Avoid hard-coded styles for responsive design
Inline styles with fixed positions, such as top: -33px and left: calc(100% - 33px), can cause layout issues on different devices or screen sizes. Consider using CSS classes and responsive design principles to improve flexibility and maintainability.
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Assign trimmed value back to term in watcher
In the watcher for search, the trim() method is called on term, but the result is not assigned back to term. To ensure that the trimmed value is used, assign it back:
- term.trim()
+ term = term.trim()| <v-expansion-panels class="mb-12" v-model="isExpanded" > | ||
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Move inline styles to CSS classes for better maintainability
Inline styles can make the code harder to read and maintain. Consider moving the inline styles into CSS classes to enhance reusability and consistency across the application.
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Avoid redundant calls to toggleIcon
The toggleIcon method is called both in the @click event handler and within the isExpanded watcher. This could result in unnecessary duplicate calls. Consider removing the @click handler or the watcher to ensure toggleIcon is invoked only once when isExpanded changes.
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Ensure consistent naming conventions for methods
The method toggleshowNav does not follow the standard camelCase naming convention. Renaming it to toggleShowNav improves readability and maintains consistency throughout the codebase.
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10-12: Let's consider moving inline styles to CSS classes for better maintainability
By moving inline styles in the <v-icon> element to CSS classes, we can make our code cleaner and more maintainable in the long run.
44-44: Consider moving inline styles to CSS classes
Applying inline styles directly can make future maintenance more challenging. Let's move these styles into a dedicated CSS class to promote reusability and clarity.
301-314: Perhaps we should rethink how we're handling asset loading
Folks, using an async function within setInterval might lead to unforeseen issues due to the nature of asynchronous operations. It might be beneficial to refactor this logic to use a promise-based solution or to await the asset loading directly. This approach can enhance performance and ensure our application runs smoothly.
371-371: Ensure we're effectively trimming the search term
Currently, we're calling term.trim() without updating term itself. Let's assign the trimmed value back to term to avoid any unexpected behavior.
382-382: Let's make sure we're trimming the search term in the 'search2' watcher
Again, we should assign the result of term.trim() back to term to maintain consistency and ensure accurate search functionality.
509-511: Let's implement the 'setupMiniSearch' method or consider removing it
An empty setupMiniSearch method might cause confusion down the line. If this method is intended to have functionality, let's go ahead and implement it. If not, it might be best to remove it to keep our code clean and efficient.
532-541: Let's add error handling for our asynchronous operations
When we're calling this.$seneca.post, it's important to handle any potential errors that might occur. By adding error handling in the changeSearch method, we can improve the robustness of our application and provide a better user experience.
552-557: Include error handling in the 'changeSearch2' method
Just as in changeSearch, we should add error handling when calling this.$seneca.post in changeSearch2. This will help us manage any unexpected issues and maintain the integrity of our application.
527-546: Consider implementing a debounce function for better input handling in 'changeSearch'
Using setTimeout with a short delay might not be the most effective way to handle user input. By implementing a debounce function, we can manage rapid input events more efficiently and enhance the overall user experience.
548-568: Implement a debounce function in 'changeSearch2' for improved performance
Similarly, in changeSearch2, using a debounce function instead of setTimeout can help us handle user input more effectively and ensure our application responds smoothly.
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Handle the Promise returned by 'dispatch' correctly and verify the action name
When we dispatch getPathDataAction, it returns a Promise. To access pathData, we need to use .then() or await the Promise. Additionally, let's double-check that the action name is correct and consistent throughout our codebase.
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+ this.$store.dispatch('getPathDataAction', {
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- console.log('PathData: ', pathData)
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