Refactoring useHttp to httpService #886
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packages/toolbars/logout/src/js/http.js (1)
16-16: Add tests for the logout functionality.
Since this is a critical security-related function, it should be thoroughly tested to ensure it works as expected.
Would you like me to help create test cases for the logout functionality? I can generate tests that cover:
- Successful logout
- Network errors
- Server errors
packages/plugins/state/src/js/http.js (1)
16-19: Add unit tests for the refactored HTTP functions.
The PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added for these changes. Since this is a critical part of the HTTP service refactoring, we should ensure proper test coverage.
Would you like me to help generate unit tests for these functions? The tests should cover:
- Successful API calls
- Error handling scenarios
- Parameter validation
packages/plugins/tutorial/src/js/http.js (2)
19-20: Consider adding input validation for courseId.
While the refactoring is good, consider adding input validation for courseId to ensure it meets expected format/constraints before making the API call.
Here's a suggested improvement:
export const fetchTutorialDetail = (courseId) =>
+ !courseId
+ ? Promise.reject(new Error('Invalid courseId'))
+ :
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`platform-center/api/courses/${courseId}`)16-20: Add unit tests for the refactored HTTP functions.
Given these functions are critical for fetching tutorial data, please add unit tests to verify:
- Successful API calls
- Error handling scenarios
- Parameter handling
Would you like me to help generate unit test examples for these functions?
packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/http.js (4)
13-15: Document META_SERVICE usage for maintainability.
Consider adding JSDoc comments explaining the purpose and available options of META_SERVICE.Http for better maintainability.
Line range hint 17-24: Add error handling and input validation.
The function should validate required parameters (platform, app, pageInfo) and implement proper error handling for failed requests.
Consider implementing:
export const fetchCode = async ({ platform, app, pageInfo, tenant } = {}) => {
+ if (!platform || !app || !pageInfo) {
+ throw new Error('Missing required parameters: platform, app, and pageInfo are required')
+ }
+
+ try {
return getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(
'/app-center/api/schema2code',
{ platform, app, pageInfo },
{
headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant }
}
)
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to fetch code:', error)
+ throw error
+ }
+}Line range hint 1-40: Consider centralizing API endpoint configuration.
The file contains hardcoded API endpoints with different base paths (/app-center/api, /material-center/api). Consider:
- Moving these endpoints to a centralized configuration
- Using environment variables for base URLs
- Creating endpoint constants for better maintainability
Example configuration structure:
// config/endpoints.js
export const API_ENDPOINTS = {
APP_CENTER: {
SCHEMA_TO_CODE: '/app-center/api/schema2code',
PREVIEW_METADATA: '/app-center/api/preview/metadata',
PAGES_LIST: (appId) => `/app-center/api/pages/list/${appId}`
},
MATERIAL_CENTER: {
BLOCK: '/material-center/api/block'
}
}Test coverage needed for fetchMetaData function
The verification confirms that there are no test files in the packages/toolbars/generate-code/ directory, while the function is used across multiple components and packages. Test coverage is essential as this function:
- Is used by critical components like
Main.vuein generate-code toolbar - Handles metadata that affects i18n and data sources
- Contains conditional logic that needs validation
Required test cases:
- Empty/missing ID parameter returning empty object
- Successful metadata fetch with all parameters
- Error handling scenarios
- Tenant header validation
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Line range hint 26-34: Add test coverage for metadata fetching.
The function needs test coverage, especially for:
- The conditional behavior when
idis missing - Various parameter combinations
- Error scenarios
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packages/plugins/bridge/src/http.js (1)
Line range hint 1-42: Add JSDoc documentation and unit tests.
The PR objectives indicate missing tests and documentation. These are critical for maintainability and reliability.
-
Add JSDoc comments for each function describing:
- Parameters and their types
- Return value type
- Possible errors
- Example usage
-
Add unit tests covering:
- Successful API calls
- Error scenarios
- Edge cases (invalid parameters)
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packages/common/js/http.js (1)
Line range hint 41-71: Consider architectural improvements to enhance maintainability
The handlePageUpdate function has multiple responsibilities, making it harder to maintain and test. Consider:
- Separating VSCode-specific logic into a dedicated service
- Moving state management logic to a separate function
- Adding input validation
Here's a suggested refactor approach:
// Input validation
const validatePageUpdateParams = (pageId, params) => {
if (!pageId || typeof pageId !== 'string') {
throw new Error('Invalid pageId');
}
if (!params || typeof params !== 'object') {
throw new Error('Invalid params');
}
};
// VSCode-specific logic
const handleVSCodeUpdates = (pageId, params, routerChange) => {
if (!isVsCodeEnv) return;
generatePage({
id: pageId,
name: params.name,
page_content: params.page_content
});
if (routerChange) {
generateRouter({ pageId, componentsTree: params });
}
};
// State management
const updatePageState = (routerChange) => {
const { pageSettingState } = usePage();
const { setSaved } = useCanvas();
if (routerChange) {
pageSettingState.updateTreeData();
}
pageSettingState.isNew = false;
setSaved(true);
};
// Main function becomes cleaner
export const handlePageUpdate = async (pageId, params, routerChange) => {
try {
validatePageUpdateParams(pageId, params);
const res = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(`/app-center/api/pages/update/${pageId}`, params);
handleVSCodeUpdates(pageId, params, routerChange);
updatePageState(routerChange);
useNotify({ message: '保存成功!', type: 'success' });
return res;
} catch (err) {
useNotify({
title: '保存失败',
message: `${err?.message || ''}`,
type: 'error'
});
}
};Would you like me to create a separate issue to track these architectural improvements?
packages/register/src/constants.js (1)
4-4: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.
The new HTTP service constant follows the established naming pattern and integrates well with the existing service structure. However, since this is part of a significant HTTP service refactor, please ensure the documentation is updated to reflect this new service integration.
packages/design-core/src/preview/src/preview/http.js (2)
46-49: Document the empty object fallback behavior
The function returns an empty object when no ID is provided. This behavior should be documented to make it clear for consumers of this API.
+/**
+ * Fetches metadata for the given parameters
+ * @param {Object} params - The parameters object
+ * @param {string} params.id - The ID to fetch metadata for
+ * @returns {Promise<Object>} Returns the metadata object, or an empty object if no ID is provided
+ */
export const fetchMetaData = async ({ platform, app, type, id, history, tenant } = {}) =>Line range hint 1-59: Consider architectural improvements for the HTTP service
While the refactoring to use getMetaApi is a good direction, consider these architectural improvements:
- Implement request/response interceptors for common headers (like tenant)
- Add retry logic for failed requests
- Centralize error handling
- Add request timeout configuration
- Consider implementing request cancellation for long-running requests
These improvements would make the HTTP service more robust and maintainable.
packages/plugins/robot/src/js/robotSetting.js (2)
Line range hint 39-41: Consider making the block limit configurable.
The hardcoded limit of 200 blocks could be moved to a configuration constant or environment variable for better maintainability and flexibility.
+const MAX_BLOCKS_LIMIT = 200 // Maximum number of blocks to avoid exceeding message size limits
const setBlockContent = (list = getBlocks()) => {
- const blockList = list.slice(0, 200) // 为了尽量避免每个请求的message内容过大，限制block的个数避免超出字节要求
+ const blockList = list.slice(0, MAX_BLOCKS_LIMIT)Line range hint 65-67: Improve error handling implementation.
The current error handling silently swallows errors. Consider logging the error or showing a user-friendly notification.
} catch (err) {
- // 捕获错误
+ console.error('Failed to fetch block list:', err)
+ // Consider adding user notification here
}packages/plugins/datasource/src/js/http.js (1)
15-15: Consider adding TypeScript or JSDoc types for API responses.
Adding type definitions for the API responses would improve code maintainability and help catch potential issues during refactoring.
Example:
/**
* @typedef {Object} DataSource
* @property {string} id
* @property {string} name
* ... other properties
*/packages/configurator/src/collection-configurator/CollectionConfigurator.vue (3)
Line range hint 48-52: Add error handling and loading state for API calls
The current implementation lacks error handling and loading state management, which could lead to poor user experience if the API call fails.
Consider implementing the following improvements:
+ const loading = ref(false)
+ const error = ref(null)
+
const fetchDataSourceList = (appId) => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/app-center/api/sources/list/${appId}`)
+ const loadDataSources = async () => {
+ loading.value = true
+ error.value = null
+ try {
const appId = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getState().appInfo.id
- fetchDataSourceList(appId).then((data) => {
- options.value = data
- })
+ const data = await fetchDataSourceList(appId)
+ if (Array.isArray(data)) {
+ options.value = data
+ } else {
+ console.error('Invalid data source response format')
+ }
+ } catch (err) {
+ error.value = err
+ console.error('Failed to fetch data sources:', err)
+ } finally {
+ loading.value = false
+ }
+ }
+
+ // Call on component mount
+ loadDataSources()Also, consider updating the template to show loading and error states:
<div class="meta-dataSource-wrap">
+ <div v-if="error" class="error-message">Failed to load data sources</div>
<tiny-select
v-model="selected"
placeholder="请选择"
+ :loading="loading"
@change="sourceChange">Line range hint 13-24: Improve component architecture and type safety
The component could benefit from better type definitions and separation of concerns.
Consider these improvements:
export default {
components: {
TinySelect: Select,
TinyOption: Option,
IconConmentRefresh: IconConmentRefresh(),
TinyTooltip: Tooltip
},
props: {
- modelValue: [String, Number]
+ modelValue: {
+ type: [String, Number],
+ required: false,
+ default: null,
+ validator: (value) => {
+ return value === null || typeof value === 'string' || typeof value === 'number'
+ }
+ }
},Consider extracting the data fetching logic into a composable:
// useDataSources.js
export function useDataSources() {
const loading = ref(false)
const error = ref(null)
const options = ref([])
const fetchDataSources = async () => {
// ... implementation
}
return {
loading,
error,
options,
fetchDataSources
}
}This would improve testability and reusability of the data fetching logic.
Add unit tests for CollectionConfigurator component
The verification confirms that:
- No tests exist for the CollectionConfigurator component
- The configurator package lacks a test setup (
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1") - Other packages in the repository do have test infrastructure (e.g., packages/register, packages/utils)
Key test scenarios needed:
- Data source loading via
fetchDataSourceList - User interaction with source selection and confirmation dialog
- Refresh functionality with state management
- Props and emits validation
- Error handling for API calls
Please set up the test infrastructure following the patterns established in other packages like packages/register and add comprehensive test coverage for this critical component.
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Line range hint 1-93: Add comprehensive test coverage
This component handles critical data source selection functionality and should have thorough test coverage.
Key test scenarios should include:
- Successful data source loading
- API error handling
- User confirmation dialogs
- Data source selection changes
- Refresh functionality
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packages/register/src/service.js (1)
Line range hint 1-99: Consider architectural implications of mutable service configuration
As this file is part of the HTTP service refactoring, there are some architectural considerations to keep in mind:
- Service configuration changes should be tracked and potentially logged for debugging.
- Consider implementing an event system to notify dependents of option changes.
- Consider adding a mechanism to reset options to their initial state.
These improvements would make the service more robust and maintainable.
packages/common/js/vscodeGenerateFile.js (2)
Line range hint 27-111: Add error handling to API calls.
All generator functions make HTTP requests without error handling. Consider wrapping these calls in try-catch blocks or adding error handling middleware to handle potential network issues, API errors, or invalid responses gracefully.
Example implementation:
-const generateRouter = (params) => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post('/generate/api/generateRouter', params)
+const generateRouter = async (params) => {
+ try {
+ return await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post('/generate/api/generateRouter', params)
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to generate router:', error)
+ throw new Error(`Router generation failed: ${error.message}`)
+ }
+}Line range hint 27-111: Consider centralizing API endpoint configuration.
All generator functions use hardcoded endpoint paths. Consider moving these endpoints to a centralized configuration file for better maintainability and easier updates.
Example implementation:
// api-endpoints.js
export const ENDPOINTS = {
ROUTER: '/generate/api/generateRouter',
I18N: '/generate/api/generateI18n',
// ... other endpoints
}
// vscodeGenerateFile.js
import { ENDPOINTS } from './api-endpoints'
const generateRouter = (params) =>
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(ENDPOINTS.ROUTER, params)packages/design-core/index.js (1)
41-42: Consider documenting the HTTP service migration.
Since this is part of a significant architectural change in how HTTP requests are handled, it would be beneficial to update the documentation to reflect this change.
Consider adding a comment above the exports explaining:
- The purpose of HttpService
- Why it's being exported alongside GlobalService
- Any migration guidelines for consumers
+// GlobalService and HttpService provide core functionality for the engine.
+// HttpService is the recommended way to handle HTTP requests, replacing the previous useHttp approach.
export {
GlobalService,
HttpService
} from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-common'packages/common/composable/defaultGlobalService.js (3)
Line range hint 16-33: Consider adding data validation for appInfo state.
The appInfo state contains critical fields like id, obs_url, and editor_url. Consider adding validation to ensure data integrity when updating these fields.
Consider using a validation library or adding a validation function:
const validateAppInfo = (appInfo) => {
const required = ['id', 'name', 'platform']
for (const field of required) {
if (!appInfo[field]) {
throw new Error(`Missing required field: ${field}`)
}
}
if (appInfo.obs_url && !isValidUrl(appInfo.obs_url)) {
throw new Error('Invalid obs_url format')
}
return appInfo
}Line range hint 82-98: Improve error handling in app_id_changed subscription.
The current error handling only logs to console. Consider:
- Using a proper error tracking system
- Notifying the user of the failure
- Handling the promise rejection from
fetchAppInfo
subscribe({
topic: 'app_id_changed',
callback: (appId) => {
if (!appId) {
- // eslint-disable-next-line no-console
- console.error('Invalid appId received in app_id_changed event')
+ const error = 'Invalid appId received in app_id_changed event'
+ useModal().message({ message: error, status: 'error' })
return
}
fetchAppInfo(appId).then((app) => {
+ if (!app) return
state.appInfo = app
document.title = `${app.name} —— TinyEditor 前端可视化设计器`
- })
+ }).catch((error) => {
+ useModal().message({
+ message: `Failed to fetch app info: ${error.message}`,
+ status: 'error'
+ })
+ })
}
})Line range hint 93-94: Extract document title update to a separate function.
The document title update is a side effect that should be extracted for better maintainability and testability.
+const updateDocumentTitle = (appName) => {
+ document.title = `${appName} —— TinyEditor 前端可视化设计器`
+}
fetchAppInfo(appId).then((app) => {
state.appInfo = app
- document.title = `${app.name} —— TinyEditor 前端可视化设计器`
+ updateDocumentTitle(app.name)
})packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/http.js (2)
Line range hint 46-85: Document the data transformation logic.
The block deduplication and filtering logic in fetchGroupBlocksByIds is complex and would benefit from documentation explaining the business rules.
Add JSDoc comments explaining:
- Why blocks might be duplicated across groups
- The significance of the dslMode filter
- The structure of the returned data
Line range hint 1-141: Document the HTTP service architecture.
This refactor successfully centralizes HTTP requests through getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http), improving maintainability. However, the following architectural aspects should be documented:
- The purpose and benefits of using
META_SERVICE.Httpover direct HTTP calls - Error handling strategies for the new HTTP service
- Configuration options for different environments
- Migration guide for other parts of the application
Consider adding an architecture.md file to document these design decisions and patterns.
packages/design-core/src/preview/src/previewApp.vue (2)
104-104: Address the TODO comment regarding finally implementation
The TODO comment suggests uncertainty about implementing finally logic.
Would you like me to help implement proper cleanup using Vue's lifecycle hooks or try/finally pattern?
Line range hint 119-129: Enhance error handling and type checking
While the implementation is functional, it could be more robust.
Consider these improvements:
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.get(`/app-center/api/apps/preview/${appId}`)
.then((data) => {
+ // Ensure required fields exist
+ if (!data || (!data.taskId && !data.id)) {
+ throw new Error('Invalid response: missing task identifier')
+ }
if (data.taskId || data.id) {
setTimeout(() => {
cyclesFetchStatus(data.taskId || data.id)
}, INTERVAL_PROGRESS)
}
})
.catch((err) => {
progressStatus.value = 'exception'
percentage.value = 0
isBtnShow.value = true
- statusText.value = err?.message || deployTips[2]
+ statusText.value = `预览失败: ${err?.message || deployTips[2]}`
})packages/plugins/i18n/src/composable/useTranslate.js (2)
Line range hint 50-54: Add error handling for bulk delete operation.
The removeI18n function performs a critical bulk delete operation without error handling. Consider wrapping the API call in a try-catch block to handle potential failures gracefully.
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/bulk/delete`, {
- ...globalParams,
- key_in: key
- })
+ try {
+ await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/bulk/delete`, {
+ ...globalParams,
+ key_in: key
+ })
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to delete i18n entries:', error)
+ // Consider rolling back the local state changes
+ key.forEach((element) => {
+ langs[element] = previousLangs[element]
+ })
+ throw error
+ }Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now provide a final response:
The review comment is correct - the API call should handle responses and errors.
Looking at the implementation in useTranslate.js, the i18n create/update API call is made without:
- Awaiting the response
- Handling potential errors
- Verifying the success/failure of the operation
This could lead to inconsistencies if the server operation fails, as the caller has no way to know if the i18n entry was actually created/updated. The suggested fix in the review comment to add await and error handling is the right approach.
The fix should be applied because:
- Other API calls in the codebase generally handle responses and errors
- I18n data is critical for the application's internationalization
- Failed operations should be reported to the user for proper error handling
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Line range hint 73-77: Verify response handling in update/create operation.
The API call in ensureI18n doesn't await or handle the response, which could lead to inconsistencies if the server operation fails.
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/${exist ? 'update' : 'create'}`, {
+ await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/${exist ? 'update' : 'create'}`, {
...globalParams,
key,
contents
- })
+ }).catch(error => {
+ console.error(`Failed to ${exist ? 'update' : 'create'} i18n entry:`, error)
+ throw error
+ })Let me analyze the API call patterns in similar endpoints to verify the response handling. Let me search for more specific patterns.
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packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/Main.vue (2)
Line range hint 106-110: Consider adding type definitions for API responses.
The Promise.all call handles multiple API responses, but there's no explicit type information. Consider adding TypeScript interfaces or JSDoc type definitions for the API responses to improve type safety and maintainability.
Example using JSDoc:
/**
* @typedef {Object} AppSchema
* @property {Array<Object>} componentsMap
* @property {Object} meta
*/
/**
* @typedef {Object} MetaData
* @property {Object} dataSource
* @property {Object} utils
* @property {Object} i18n
* @property {Object} globalState
*/
/**
* @returns {Promise<[AppSchema, MetaData, Array<Object>, FileSystemDirectoryHandle?]>}
*/
const getPreGenerateInfo = async () => {
// ... existing code
}Line range hint 106-110: Consider enhancing error handling for API failures.
The error handling in getPreGenerateInfo could be more specific about which API call failed. Consider implementing more granular error handling to provide better feedback to users.
Here's a suggested approach:
const safeApiCall = async (apiCall, errorContext) => {
try {
return await apiCall();
} catch (error) {
throw new Error(`Failed to ${errorContext}: ${error.message}`);
}
};
const getPreGenerateInfo = async () => {
const params = getParams();
const { id } = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo();
try {
const [appData, metaData, pageList, dirHandle] = await Promise.all([
safeApiCall(() => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/app-center/v1/api/apps/schema/${id}`), 'fetch app schema'),
safeApiCall(() => fetchMetaData(params), 'fetch meta data'),
safeApiCall(() => fetchPageList(params.app), 'fetch page list'),
!state.dirHandle ? fs.getUserBaseDirHandle() : null
].filter(Boolean));
// ... rest of the function
} catch (error) {
useNotify({ type: 'error', title: '获取数据失败', message: error.message });
throw error;
}
};Also applies to: 182-189
packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useMaterial.js (1)
141-141: Consider enhancing error handling and URL management
While the transition to getMetaApi is good, consider these improvements:
- Add response structure validation before array destructuring
- Consider moving the API endpoint path to a constants file for better maintainability
Example enhancement:
- const block = (await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/material-center/api/block?label=${blockName}`))?.[0]
+ const response = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`${API_ENDPOINTS.MATERIAL_CENTER}/block?label=${blockName}`)
+ if (!Array.isArray(response)) {
+ throw new Error('Invalid response format from material center API')
+ }
+ const block = response[0]packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (1)
Line range hint 256-284: Improve loading state management and error handling.
The publish request implementation has a few areas for improvement:
- Loading instance creation and dialog closing order might cause visual glitches
- Hardcoded timeout for tip box visibility
- Local storage usage without error handling
Consider these improvements:
- state.show = false
const postData = {
commitMsg: state.formData.commitMsg,
branch: state.formData.branch,
canCreateNewBranch: state.formData.canCreateNewBranch,
allGenerate: state.formData.allGenerate
}
- localStorage.setItem('tinyengine_publishMsg', JSON.stringify(postData))
+ try {
+ localStorage.setItem('tinyengine_publishMsg', JSON.stringify(postData))
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.warn('Failed to save publish message to localStorage:', error)
+ }
+
+ state.show = false
const loadingInstance = Loading.service({
text: '发布中，请稍后...',
customClass: 'new-loading',
target: document.getElementById('tiny-loading'),
background: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6)'
})
+ const TIP_VISIBILITY_DURATION = 5000
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(`/app-center/api/apps/publish/${appId}`, postData)
.then((data) => {
if (data.code === 200) {
tipText.value = '发布成功'
} else {
tipText.value = data?.error?.message || '发布失败，请重新发布'
}
loadingInstance.close()
nextTick(() => {
tipBoxVisibility.value = true
})
setTimeout(() => {
tipBoxVisibility.value = false
- }, 5000)
+ }, TIP_VISIBILITY_DURATION)Additionally, consider extracting the tip box visibility logic into a composable function for better reusability:
// useTimedVisibility.ts
import { ref } from 'vue'
export function useTimedVisibility(duration: number) {
const isVisible = ref(false)
let timeoutId: number | null = null
const show = () => {
if (timeoutId) {
clearTimeout(timeoutId)
}
isVisible.value = true
timeoutId = setTimeout(() => {
isVisible.value = false
timeoutId = null
}, duration)
}
return {
isVisible,
show
}
}packages/plugins/i18n/src/Main.vue (1)
Line range hint 389-396: Consider adding error handling.
The HTTP request should handle errors to provide better user feedback when file upload fails.
Consider updating the implementation to handle errors:
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(action, formdata)
.then(() => {
handleAvatarSuccess()
})
+ .catch((error) => {
+ const { Modal } = useModal()
+ Modal.message({
+ message: `Failed to upload i18n file: ${error.message}`,
+ status: 'error'
+ })
+ })
.finally(() => {
loadingInstance.close()
isLoading.value = false
})packages/common/composable/http/axios.js (1)
33-65: Avoid modifying third-party library prototypes
Modifying the prototype of a third-party library (MockAdapter.prototype) can lead to maintenance challenges and potential conflicts if the library updates or if other parts of the codebase also extend it.
Consider alternative approaches, such as creating a subclass or a wrapper function that adds the desired functionality without modifying the original prototype.
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packages/plugins/robot/src/Main.vue (2)
Line range hint 223-236: Set connectedFailed.value to true in the error handling
In the .catch block of the sendRequest function, connectedFailed.value is set to false even when a connection failure occurs. To accurately represent the connection status, it should be set to true upon failure.
Apply this diff to fix the logic error:
.catch(() => {
messages.value[messages.value.length - 1].content = '连接失败'
localStorage.removeItem('aiChat')
inProcessing.value = false
- connectedFailed.value = false
+ connectedFailed.value = true
})Line range hint 223-236: Consider refactoring sendRequest to use async/await syntax
Refactoring the sendRequest function to use async/await can enhance readability and maintainability by simplifying asynchronous code flow.
Refactored sendRequest function:
- const sendRequest = () => {
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
- .post('/app-center/api/ai/chat', getSendSessionProcess(), { timeout: 600000 })
- .then((res) => {
- // success handling
- })
- .catch(() => {
- // error handling
- })
- }
+ const sendRequest = async () => {
+ try {
+ const res = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post('/app-center/api/ai/chat', getSendSessionProcess(), { timeout: 600000 })
+ const { originalResponse, schema, replyWithoutCode } = res
+ const responseMessage = getAiRespMessage(
+ originalResponse.choices?.[0]?.message.role,
+ originalResponse.choices?.[0]?.message.content
+ )
+ const respDisplayMessage = getAiRespMessage(originalResponse.choices?.[0]?.message.role, replyWithoutCode)
+ sessionProcess.messages.push(responseMessage)
+ sessionProcess.displayMessages.push(respDisplayMessage)
+ messages.value[messages.value.length - 1].content = replyWithoutCode
+ setContextSession()
+ if (schema?.schema) {
+ createNewPage(schema.schema)
+ }
+ inProcessing.value = false
+ connectedFailed.value = false
+ } catch (error) {
+ messages.value[messages.value.length - 1].content = '连接失败'
+ localStorage.removeItem('aiChat')
+ inProcessing.value = false
+ connectedFailed.value = true
+ }
+ }📜 Review details
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- designer-demo/package.json (1 hunks)
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- designer-demo/src/composable/http/Login.vue (1 hunks)
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- packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (49)
packages/common/composable/index.js (1)
3-3: Consider adding tests for the new HttpService.
The PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added. Since this is exporting a service that's being widely integrated across the application, it should have proper test coverage.
#!/bin/bash
# Check for existing test files related to HttpService
fd -e spec.js -e test.js -e spec.ts -e test.ts "http" packages/common/composable/packages/toolbars/logout/src/js/http.js (1)
13-13: LGTM! Implementation aligns with the HTTP service refactoring.
The change from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is consistent with the broader refactoring effort across the codebase.
Also applies to: 16-16
packages/toolbars/lock/src/http.js (2)
13-13: LGTM! Clean import of the new HTTP service.
The change aligns with the broader refactoring effort to use the meta API service.
16-17: Consider enhancing the implementation with proper error handling and documentation.
While the implementation is correct, consider these improvements:
- Add JSDoc to document the
paramsparameter - Add explicit error handling for failed requests
- Add unit tests to verify the behavior
Here's a suggested enhancement:
+ /**
+ * Requests to lock a canvas page
+ * @param {string} params - URL query parameters
+ * @returns {Promise<any>} The response from the server
+ * @throws {Error} When the request fails
+ */
export const requestBlockPage = (params) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`app-center/api/apps/canvas/lock?${params}`)
+ getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
+ .get(`app-center/api/apps/canvas/lock?${params}`)
+ .catch(error => {
+ console.error('Failed to lock page:', error);
+ throw error;
+ });Let's verify the usage of this function across the codebase:
packages/plugins/state/src/js/http.js (2)
13-13: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service dependencies.
The import statement correctly brings in the required dependencies from the meta register package, aligning with the broader HTTP service refactoring effort.
16-19: Verify the API endpoint patterns across the codebase.
Let's ensure the API endpoint patterns are consistent across the codebase after this refactoring.
✅ Verification successful
API endpoint patterns are consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that the API endpoint patterns in the codebase follow consistent conventions:
- All endpoints are prefixed with
/app-center/api/ - Resource-specific endpoints follow RESTful patterns (e.g.,
/apps/,/pages/,/sources/) - ID parameters are consistently used in URL paths (e.g.,
/${appId},/${pageId}) - CRUD operations follow standard patterns:
- GET for retrieval:
/list,/detail,/schema - POST for updates:
/update,/create - GET for deletion:
/delete
- GET for retrieval:
The endpoints in the reviewed code (/app-center/api/apps/update/${appId} and /app-center/api/apps/schema/${appId}) align perfectly with these patterns.
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packages/plugins/tutorial/src/js/http.js (2)
13-13: LGTM! Import statement is correctly structured.
The import aligns with the broader HTTP service refactoring effort.
16-17: Verify error handling approach with new HTTP service.
While the refactoring looks good, we should ensure proper error handling is in place. Consider whether error handling should be implemented at this level or if it's already handled by getMetaApi.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) returns an HTTP client that is used consistently throughout the codebase for making API requests. Let me search for error handling patterns in the HTTP service implementation.
Let me try a different search pattern to find the HTTP service implementation and error handling.
Based on the search results, I can see that error handling is implemented at multiple levels:
- The HTTP service has global response interceptors that handle errors:
http.interceptors.response.use(preResponse, errorResponse)- For data sources specifically, there are dedicated error handlers:
http.interceptors.response.use(globalDataHandle, globalErrorHandler)- The HTTP client implementation includes error handling for common scenarios like 403 unauthorized responses.
Let me verify the specific error handling implementation for the data sources.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response about the error handling in the HTTP service used by fetchTutorialList:
Error handling is properly implemented at multiple levels
The HTTP service used by getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) has comprehensive error handling:
- Global error handling through response interceptors that apply to all requests including
fetchTutorialList - Default error handler with fallback behavior (
defaultErrorHandler) - Configurable error handling through:
- Global error handler that can be customized at the application level
- Per-request error handlers that can be specified for individual requests
The error handling is properly layered and follows best practices, making the fetchTutorialList function safe to use without additional error handling at the call site.
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designer-demo/package.json (2)
22-22: Add tests and documentation for @vueuse/core integration.
The addition of @vueuse/core introduces new composition utilities that need to be properly tested and documented:
- Add tests for components using @vueuse/core utilities
- Update documentation to reflect new utility usage
- Consider documenting any potential breaking changes
15-15: Verify the usage of tiny-engine-utils.
The addition of @opentiny/tiny-engine-utils appears to be related to the HTTP service refactoring. Let's verify its usage across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
The previous results show that @opentiny/tiny-engine-utils is imported across many files but mainly for constants and utils. I need to verify if getMetaApi is actually being used from this package or if it's coming from another package, as this might affect the verification of the dependency addition.
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
The @opentiny/tiny-engine-utils dependency is correctly added and verified.
The package is used extensively throughout the codebase for importing constants and utils. However, getMetaApi is consistently imported from @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register and not from tiny-engine-utils, which is the correct source. The dependency addition is part of the HTTP service refactoring but for other utility functions.
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packages/plugins/bridge/src/http.js (1)
13-14: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service.
The transition to getMetaApi from @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register is a good architectural choice for centralizing HTTP requests.
designer-demo/src/composable/http/Login.vue (2)
5-5: Review security implications of iframe usage.
The iframe implementation might be vulnerable to clickjacking attacks. Consider implementing appropriate security headers and sandbox attributes.
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rg -l "frame-ancestors|X-Frame-Options" --type js --type conf1-83: Add tests and documentation for the Login component.
This new component handles critical authentication functionality but lacks:
- Unit tests for the component logic
- Integration tests for SSO flow
- Documentation about usage and security considerations
- JSDoc comments for the component and its methods
Would you like me to help create:
- A test suite for this component?
- Documentation including security considerations and usage examples?
packages/common/js/http.js (3)
16-16: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service utilities
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE imports aligns with the HTTP service refactoring strategy.
41-41: LGTM: Consistent use of new HTTP service
The HTTP service migration is correctly implemented here.
Line range hint 16-71: Verify complete migration of HTTP service
Let's ensure all instances of the old HTTP service have been migrated consistently.
✅ Verification successful
HTTP service migration is complete and consistent
Based on the comprehensive search results:
-
The old HTTP service (
useHttp) is only present in:- Generator templates (
packages/vue-generator/src/templates/) - Test cases (
packages/vue-generator/test/) - Registration hooks (
packages/register/src/hooks.js) - HTTP package itself (
packages/http/src/index.js)
- Generator templates (
-
All active codebase components consistently use the new HTTP service pattern:
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)is used uniformly across all API calls- Error handling with
.catch()is consistently implemented - The implementation in the reviewed file matches the pattern used throughout the codebase
The presence of old HTTP service in templates and test files is expected and correct, as they serve as scaffolding for generated applications.
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packages/register/src/constants.js (1)
4-4: Verify consistent usage of the new HTTP service constant.
Let's verify that all HTTP service references across the codebase consistently use this new constant.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now generate the final response:
HTTP service constant is consistently used across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- All HTTP service references consistently use
META_SERVICE.Httpconstant - The constant value
engine.service.httpis only defined once inconstants.js - The old
useHttpreferences are only in hook definitions and template files, not in actual service usage
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packages/design-core/src/preview/src/preview/http.js (1)
14-14: Verify the meta-register package integration
This change introduces a dependency on @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register. Since this is a significant architectural change in how HTTP requests are handled, we should ensure proper integration.
✅ Verification successful
HTTP service refactoring is consistently implemented across the codebase
The verification shows that getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is widely and consistently used across the codebase in multiple packages including:
- design-core
- configurator
- toolbars
- plugins (i18n, datasource, robot, materials, etc.)
- canvas
- common
The change aligns with an established pattern in the codebase and represents a standardized approach to HTTP requests.
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packages/plugins/robot/src/js/robotSetting.js (2)
Line range hint 58-67: Add unit tests for the block list initialization.
As noted in the PR objectives, tests haven't been added. The initBlockList function should be tested to ensure proper handling of:
- Successful API responses
- Error scenarios
- Empty block lists
- Duplicate initialization attempts
Would you like me to help generate unit tests for this functionality?
63-63: HTTP service change looks good.
The change from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) aligns with the refactoring objectives.
Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
HTTP service migration is consistently applied across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- All HTTP requests are using the new
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)pattern consistently - The old
useHttpinstances found are either in test files, templates, or hook definitions, which is expected - The change aligns with the broader refactoring effort across the codebase
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designer-demo/registry.js (1)
53-53: Consider adding tests and documentation for the HTTP service integration.
The addition of HttpService to the root metas array is a significant architectural change that affects the application's HTTP handling capabilities. However, according to the PR objectives, tests haven't been added for these changes.
Consider:
- Adding integration tests to verify the HTTP service registration
- Updating documentation to reflect this architectural change
- Documenting any migration steps needed for existing code
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- Test cases for the HTTP service integration
- Documentation updates explaining the new HTTP service architecture
packages/plugins/page/src/http.js (3)
Line range hint 49-60: LGTM: Default export is well-structured
The default export properly includes all individually exported functions.
Line range hint 13-60: Critical: Add tests for HTTP service refactor
The PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added. Given this is a significant refactor of the HTTP service layer that impacts all page management operations, it's critical to:
- Add unit tests for each endpoint
- Add integration tests for the new HTTP client implementation
- Verify backward compatibility
- Test error scenarios and edge cases
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rg "useHttp" 13-13: Verify dependency in package.json
The new import suggests a dependency change. Let's verify if it's properly configured.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more specific information about the dependencies and the meta-register package.
Based on the results, I can now generate the final response:
Dependency change is properly configured
The @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register dependency is correctly listed in the package.json of the page plugin. The change from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is part of a broader refactoring effort, as evidenced by the widespread usage of the meta-register package across the codebase.
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/js/http.js (1)
Line range hint 1-55: Verify API endpoints and add tests.
- The refactoring introduces multiple API endpoints. Please verify that all endpoints are correctly configured in the backend.
- Tests should be added to verify the behavior of these HTTP service calls.
packages/register/src/service.js (2)
2-2: LGTM: Good choice using lodash-es for deep merging
The merge function from lodash-es is the right tool for deep merging objects while preserving the original structure.
77-79:
Several improvements needed for the setOptions implementation
While the basic functionality is there, there are several concerns to address:
- Direct mutation of
resultService.optionscould lead to inconsistencies if multiple components reference the same options object. - The method lacks input validation and type checking.
- The functionality is not documented in JSDoc format.
Here's a suggested improvement:
- resultService.apis.setOptions = (kv) => {
- resultService.options = merge({}, options, kv)
- }
+ /**
+ * Updates service options by deep merging with existing options
+ * @template T
+ * @param {Partial<T>} kv - Partial options object to merge
+ * @throws {TypeError} If kv is not an object
+ * @returns {void}
+ */
+ resultService.apis.setOptions = (kv) => {
+ if (!kv || typeof kv !== 'object') {
+ throw new TypeError('Options must be an object')
+ }
+ // Create new options object to avoid mutations
+ const newOptions = merge({}, options, kv)
+ // Freeze in development to catch accidental mutations
+ if (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development') {
+ Object.freeze(newOptions)
+ }
+ resultService.options = newOptions
+ }Let's verify the usage of this service across the codebase:
Would you like me to help with:
- Writing unit tests for the new setOptions functionality?
- Documenting this new feature in the project documentation?
packages/common/js/vscodeGenerateFile.js (2)
13-13: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service.
The import statement correctly brings in the new HTTP service utilities.
Line range hint 27-111: Add unit tests for generator functions.
The PR checklist indicates that tests haven't been added. These generator functions are critical for VS Code extension functionality and should be thoroughly tested.
Let's verify if any existing tests cover these functions:
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packages/design-core/index.js (1)
41-42: Verify the HTTP service migration across dependent modules.
The addition of HttpService to the exports aligns with the HTTP service refactoring initiative. However, we should ensure all consumers of this barrel file are properly migrated to use the new HttpService.
Let's verify the migration status:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now make a definitive assessment:
The HTTP service migration is properly implemented across the codebase
The codebase shows a consistent pattern of HTTP service usage:
-
Old
useHttpusage is limited to only a few specific files:- packages/register/src/hooks.js (hook registration)
- packages/http/src/index.js (implementation)
- packages/vue-generator/src/* (template files)
-
The new
HttpServiceandgetMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)pattern is widely adopted across the codebase:- Properly exported in packages/design-core/index.js
- Consistently used in plugins, toolbars, and core modules
- All API calls use the new pattern
The changes in the barrel file align with the broader architectural shift that has already been implemented throughout the codebase.
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packages/common/composable/defaultGlobalService.js (1)
45-56: Add unit tests for the HTTP service integration.
The PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added. Given this is a significant refactor of the HTTP service layer, it's crucial to add tests to verify the integration with getMetaApi.
Would you like me to help create unit tests for these HTTP functions? The tests should cover:
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- Error handling scenarios
- Response data mapping
packages/plugins/block/src/js/http.js (3)
38-57: LGTM! Well-structured block management operations
The block management operations are well-organized, use appropriate HTTP methods, and maintain consistent endpoint patterns.
13-13: Verify the dependency in package.json
The code introduces a new dependency @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register. Let's ensure it's properly declared.
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13-77: Verify error handling implementation in getMetaApi
Since all API calls rely on getMetaApi for HTTP operations, we should verify its error handling implementation.
packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/http.js (1)
Line range hint 112-141: Add parameter validation and tests.
These block management functions handle critical data operations but lack:
- Input parameter validation
- Unit tests to verify behavior
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packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useResource.js (1)
127-127: Verify the impact of the HTTP service change.
The switch from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) might affect error handling, request interceptors, or response transformations that were previously handled by useHttp.
Let's verify the implementation of both HTTP services:
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Let me gather more information about both HTTP implementations to properly verify the impact.
Let me try one more search to find the META_SERVICE definition with a simpler pattern.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response about the HTTP service change:
The switch from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is safe to proceed
The investigation reveals that:
useHttpcreates a new axios instance with basic configuration (baseURL, withCredentials)getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)is a registered service that's part of the engine's core services, used consistently throughout the codebase for HTTP requests- Both implementations handle similar basic HTTP configurations
- The codebase shows extensive usage of
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packages/design-core/src/preview/src/previewApp.vue (1)
25-25: LGTM: Clean import restructuring
The import changes align well with the HTTP service refactoring objective.
packages/canvas/DesignCanvas/src/DesignCanvas.vue (2)
31-33: LGTM: Import changes align with HTTP service refactoring.
The new imports support the transition to the new HTTP service implementation while maintaining package consistency.
185-185: Verify HTTP service integration and error handling.
The transition to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).getHttp() is a breaking change that requires careful verification:
- Ensure the new HTTP service maintains the same interface as
useHttp(). - Consider adding error handling for cases where the HTTP service is unavailable.
Let's verify the HTTP service integration:
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The first pattern will help us verify the interface of getHttp(), while the second pattern will check for error handling practices around its usage. This will help us make a more informed decision about the service integration.
Let me try one more verification to check the usage patterns of getHttp and error handling in a different way.
This will help us understand how getHttp is implemented and used across the codebase, along with any error handling patterns.
Based on the analysis of the codebase through multiple verification attempts, I can now provide a final response:
HTTP service integration appears to be safe and consistent
The transition to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).getHttp() is safe because:
- The HTTP service is consistently used across the codebase with the same pattern
- The extensive usage shown in previous results (90+ instances) demonstrates established integration patterns
- No conflicting implementations or interface inconsistencies were found
- Error handling is managed at the Meta API service level, as evidenced by the catch blocks in common usage patterns (e.g., in defaultGlobalService.js)
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packages/plugins/i18n/src/composable/useTranslate.js (1)
19-19: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service.
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE from the meta-register package aligns with the HTTP service refactoring objective.
packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/Main.vue (1)
106-106: LGTM: HTTP service refactoring looks good.
The change from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) aligns with the PR's objective of centralizing API management. The implementation maintains the same functionality while improving consistency across the codebase.
packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useMaterial.js (2)
16-24: LGTM: Import changes align with HTTP service refactor
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE imports from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register' properly supports the transition to the new HTTP service architecture.
141-141: Verify consistent usage of getMetaApi across the codebase
Let's verify that all HTTP requests in related files have been migrated to use getMetaApi.
Also applies to: 354-354
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packages/plugins/i18n/src/Main.vue (1)
Line range hint 389-396: HTTP service refactor looks good!
The implementation correctly uses the new getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) service for file upload, maintaining proper loading state management and cleanup.
packages/common/composable/http/index.js (1)
49-51: Verify the existence of http.mock method
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packages/common/composable/http/axios.js (2)
68-88: Well-structured HTTP method wrappers
The wrapper methods correctly delegate to the Axios instance, providing a clean and consistent interface for HTTP requests.
110-127: Proper exposure of interceptors
The implementation appropriately exposes Axios interceptors, allowing for flexible request and response handling.
packages/plugins/robot/src/Main.vue (2)
116-116:
Fix the typos in inProcesing and getSendSeesionProcess
There are typos in the variable inProcesing and the function getSendSeesionProcess. They should be corrected to inProcessing and getSendSessionProcess respectively for clarity and to adhere to standard spelling.
Apply these diffs to correct the spelling:
For inProcesing:
- const inProcesing = ref(false)
+ const inProcessing = ref(false)For getSendSeesionProcess:
- const getSendSeesionProcess = () => {
+ const getSendSessionProcess = () => {Ensure to update all references to inProcesing and getSendSeesionProcess throughout the code.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
116-116: Verify all instances of useHttp have been replaced with getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
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- All HTTP calls in the robot plugin are using the new
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)pattern - No instances of
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packages/plugins/tutorial/src/js/http.js (1)
16-20: Consider these enhancements for better maintainability.
- Consider translating Chinese comments to English for better international collaboration.
- Consider adding error handling for failed requests.
Here's a suggested enhancement:
- // 获取课程列表
+ // Fetch tutorial list
export const fetchTutorialList = (params) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get('platform-center/api/courses', { params })
+ getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
+ .get('platform-center/api/courses', { params })
+ .catch(error => {
+ console.error('Failed to fetch tutorial list:', error);
+ throw error;
+ });
- // 获取课程详情
+ // Fetch tutorial detail
export const fetchTutorialDetail = (courseId) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`platform-center/api/courses/${courseId}`)
+ getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
+ .get(`platform-center/api/courses/${courseId}`)
+ .catch(error => {
+ console.error(`Failed to fetch tutorial detail for course ${courseId}:`, error);
+ throw error;
+ });packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/http.js (2)
Line range hint 17-24: Consider adding error handling.
While the refactoring is correct, the function could benefit from proper error handling to gracefully handle API failures.
Consider wrapping the API call in a try-catch:
export const fetchCode = async ({ platform, app, pageInfo, tenant } = {}) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(
- '/app-center/api/schema2code',
- { platform, app, pageInfo },
- {
- headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant }
- }
- )
+ try {
+ return await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(
+ '/app-center/api/schema2code',
+ { platform, app, pageInfo },
+ {
+ headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant }
+ }
+ )
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to fetch code:', error)
+ throw error
+ }Line range hint 26-34: Consider early return pattern for better readability.
The current implementation is correct, but the conditional logic could be more explicit.
Consider restructuring for clarity:
export const fetchMetaData = async ({ platform, app, type, id, history, tenant } = {}) =>
- id
- ? getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get('/app-center/api/preview/metadata', {
- headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant },
- params: { platform, app, type, id, history }
- })
- : {}
+ if (!id) {
+ return {}
+ }
+ return getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get('/app-center/api/preview/metadata', {
+ headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant },
+ params: { platform, app, type, id, history }
+ })packages/plugins/bridge/src/http.js (1)
13-42: Consider implementing a more robust HTTP service layer.
While the refactoring to getMetaApi is a good step, consider these architectural improvements:
- Create a consistent error handling strategy across all API calls
- Implement request/response interceptors for common operations
- Consider using TypeScript for better type safety
- Add request timeout handling
- Implement retry logic for failed requests
packages/common/composable/http/index.js (2)
26-46: Enhance documentation for better maintainability.
Consider improving the documentation:
- Translate Chinese comments to English
- Add JSDoc comments for the service configuration options
export default defineService({
id: META_SERVICE.Http,
type: 'MetaService',
initialState: {
http: null
},
options: {
axiosConfig: {
- // axios 配置
+ // Axios configuration
baseURL: '',
- withCredentials: false, // 跨域请求时是否需要使用凭证
+ withCredentials: false, // Whether credentials are needed for cross-origin requests
- headers: {} // 请求头
+ headers: {} // Request headers
},
- enableMock: false, // 是否启用 mock
- mockData: {}, // mock 数据
+ enableMock: false, // Enable mock data for testing
+ mockData: {}, // Mock data configuration
interceptors: {
- // 拦截器
- request: [], // 支持配置多个请求拦截器，先注册后执行
- response: [] // 支持配置多个响应拦截器，先注册先执行
+ // Interceptors configuration
+ request: [], // Multiple request interceptors (executed in reverse order)
+ response: [] // Multiple response interceptors (executed in order)
}
},1-68: Well-structured service implementation with room for enhancement.
The HTTP service implementation using the meta-register framework is a good architectural choice. It provides:
- Centralized HTTP client configuration
- Flexible interceptor management
- Mock data support for testing
- Clean API surface
Consider these architectural improvements:
- Add retry logic for failed requests
- Implement request caching mechanism
- Add request queue management for concurrent calls
packages/common/js/http.js (2)
28-30: Consider adding error logging for failed event tracking.
While the silent failure pattern may be intentional, it's recommended to at least log these failures since this is an error tracking endpoint. Silent failures here could mask important system issues.
Consider adding error logging:
return getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(url, params)
- .catch(() => {})
+ .catch((error) => {
+ console.error('Failed to track event:', { url, error: error?.message });
+ })41-41: LGTM with architectural suggestions.
The HTTP service refactoring is correctly implemented. However, this function has high complexity with multiple responsibilities (page updates, router generation, state management, notifications). Consider breaking it down into smaller, focused functions in a future refactor.
Future improvements could include:
- Separate VSCode-specific logic into a dedicated service
- Extract state management operations into a separate function
- Consider using a command pattern to manage the multiple side effects
Example structure:
const handleVSCodeOperations = (pageId, params, routerChange) => {
// VSCode-specific operations
}
const updatePageState = (routerChange) => {
// State management operations
}
const handlePageUpdate = async (pageId, params, routerChange) => {
try {
const response = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(`/app-center/api/pages/update/${pageId}`, params);
if (isVsCodeEnv) {
await handleVSCodeOperations(pageId, params, routerChange);
}
await updatePageState(routerChange);
useNotify({ message: '保存成功!', type: 'success' });
return response;
} catch (err) {
useNotify({ title: '保存失败', message: `${err?.message || ''}`, type: 'error' });
}
}packages/register/src/constants.js (1)
4-4: LGTM! Well-structured service registration.
The addition of Http service follows the established naming patterns and architecture. This centralization of HTTP handling through the meta-register system promotes better separation of concerns and maintainable service discovery.
packages/design-core/src/preview/src/preview/http.js (1)
46-49: Consider enhancing the empty response case.
When no id is provided, the function returns an empty object. Consider returning a more descriptive response or throwing a validation error for better debugging.
export const fetchMetaData = async ({ platform, app, type, id, history, tenant } = {}) =>
id
? getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get('/app-center/api/preview/metadata', {
headers: { [HEADER_LOWCODE_ORG]: tenant },
params: { platform, app, type, id, history }
})
- : {}
+ : { error: 'No id provided for metadata fetch' }packages/plugins/robot/src/js/robotSetting.js (1)
Line range hint 64-67: Enhance error handling in the catch block.
The current implementation silently catches errors without any error handling or logging. This could make debugging difficult if the API request fails.
Consider implementing proper error handling:
try {
const list = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get('/material-center/api/blocks', { params: { appId } })
setBlocks(list)
setBlockContent(list)
} catch (err) {
- // 捕获错误
+ console.error('Failed to fetch block list:', err)
+ setBlocks([])
+ setBlockContent([])
}packages/plugins/page/src/http.js (1)
28-47: Maintain consistent code style
There are inconsistencies in the use of arrow functions and line breaks. Some functions use parentheses while others don't, and line breaks aren't consistent.
Consider standardizing the style:
-export const handleRouteHomeUpdate = (pageId, params) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`/app-center/api/pages/update/${pageId}`, params)
+export const handleRouteHomeUpdate = (pageId, params) => {
+ return getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`/app-center/api/pages/update/${pageId}`, params);
+}packages/plugins/datasource/src/js/http.js (1)
21-34: Consider implementing a centralized error handling wrapper.
Multiple CRUD operations follow the same pattern without error handling. Consider creating a wrapper utility to standardize error handling across all API calls.
// Suggested utility function
const createApiHandler = (operation) => async (...args) => {
try {
return await operation(...args)
} catch (error) {
console.error(`API operation failed:`, error)
throw error
}
}
// Example usage:
export const requestAddDataSource = createApiHandler((params) =>
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post('/app-center/api/sources/create', params)
)packages/configurator/src/collection-configurator/CollectionConfigurator.vue (3)
Line range hint 48-52: Add error handling and loading state for HTTP requests.
The current implementation lacks error handling and loading state management, which could lead to poor user experience if the request fails or takes longer than expected.
Consider implementing the following improvements:
+ const loading = ref(false)
+ const error = ref(null)
+
const fetchDataSourceList = (appId) => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/app-center/api/sources/list/${appId}`)
+ const loadDataSources = async () => {
+ loading.value = true
+ error.value = null
+ try {
const appId = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getState().appInfo.id
- fetchDataSourceList(appId).then((data) => {
- options.value = data
- })
+ const data = await fetchDataSourceList(appId)
+ options.value = data
+ } catch (err) {
+ error.value = err
+ console.error('Failed to fetch data sources:', err)
+ } finally {
+ loading.value = false
+ }
+ }
+
+ loadDataSources()Line range hint 54-71: Improve the refresh implementation.
The current refresh mechanism using empty string and nextTick is a workaround that might cause unnecessary re-renders and flickering.
Consider a cleaner implementation that directly refreshes the data:
const refreshData = () => {
useModal().confirm({
message: () => [
<div class="update-type">
<div style="margin-bottom:10px">确定更新数据源吗？</div>
</div>
],
- exec() {
- // 这里先置为空，再赋值是为了触发画布中数据源组件进行强制刷新
- emit('update:modelValue', '')
-
- nextTick(() => {
- emit('update:modelValue', selected.value)
- })
+ async exec() {
+ await loadDataSources()
+ emit('refresh', selected.value)
}
})
}Line range hint 13-24: Consider adding TypeScript type definitions.
The component would benefit from TypeScript type definitions for better type safety and developer experience.
Consider adding type definitions:
+interface DataSource {
+ id: string | number
+ name: string
+}
+
+interface Props {
+ modelValue?: string | number
+}
+
-export default {
+export default defineComponent({
components: {
TinySelect: Select,
TinyOption: Option,
IconConmentRefresh: IconConmentRefresh(),
TinyTooltip: Tooltip
},
- props: {
+ props: {
modelValue: [String, Number]
- },
+ } as Props,
setup(props, { emit }) {
- const options = ref([])
+ const options = ref<DataSource[]>([])packages/common/js/vscodeGenerateFile.js (1)
Line range hint 27-111: Consider centralizing API endpoints in a constants file.
To improve maintainability and reduce the risk of endpoint mismatches, consider extracting all /generate/api/* endpoints into a centralized constants file. This would make it easier to manage and update endpoints across the application.
Example structure:
// constants/endpoints.js
export const GENERATE_ENDPOINTS = {
ROUTER: '/generate/api/generateRouter',
I18N: '/generate/api/generateI18n',
// ... other endpoints
}packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/http.js (2)
Line range hint 37-41: Add error handling for the HTTP request.
The HTTP request lacks error handling which could lead to uncaught exceptions.
Consider wrapping the request with try-catch:
export const fetchGroupBlocks = ({ groupId, value }) =>
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(
- `/material-center/api/block${getParams({
- groups: groupId,
- framework: getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode,
- label_contains: value
- })}`
- )
+ async ({ groupId, value }) => {
+ try {
+ return await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(
+ `/material-center/api/block${getParams({
+ groups: groupId,
+ framework: getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode,
+ label_contains: value
+ })}`
+ )
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to fetch group blocks:', error)
+ throw error
+ }
+ }Line range hint 112-141: Implement consistent error handling across utility functions.
All these utility functions would benefit from consistent error handling to improve reliability.
Consider creating a wrapper utility:
const safeApiCall = async (apiCall) => {
try {
return await apiCall();
} catch (error) {
console.error('API call failed:', error);
throw error;
}
};Then use it consistently:
-export const fetchTags = () => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/material-center/api/block/tags`)
+export const fetchTags = () => safeApiCall(() =>
+ getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/material-center/api/block/tags`)
+)packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useResource.js (1)
Line range hint 127-134: Consider adding response validation.
The code directly accesses nested properties without validating their existence, which could lead to runtime errors.
Consider adding validation:
+ const validateAppData = (data) => {
+ if (!data || typeof data !== 'object') {
+ throw new Error('Invalid app data format')
+ }
+ return {
+ componentsTree: data.componentsTree || [],
+ dataSource: {
+ list: data.dataSource?.list || [],
+ dataHandler: data.dataSource?.dataHandler || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.dataHandler,
+ willFetch: data.dataSource?.willFetch || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.willFetch,
+ errorHandler: data.dataSource?.errorHandler || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.errorHandler
+ },
+ bridge: data.bridge,
+ utils: data.utils,
+ meta: data.meta || {},
+ i18n: data.i18n || {}
+ }
+ }
+
const appData = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(`/app-center/v1/api/apps/schema/${id}`)
+ const validatedData = validateAppData(appData)
- resState.pageTree = appData.componentsTree
- resState.dataSource = appData.dataSource?.list
- resState.dataHandler = appData.dataSource?.dataHandler || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.dataHandler
- resState.willFetch = appData.dataSource?.willFetch || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.willFetch
- resState.errorHandler = appData.dataSource?.errorHandler || DEFAULT_INTERCEPTOR.errorHandler
+ resState.pageTree = validatedData.componentsTree
+ resState.dataSource = validatedData.dataSource.list
+ resState.dataHandler = validatedData.dataSource.dataHandler
+ resState.willFetch = validatedData.dataSource.willFetch
+ resState.errorHandler = validatedData.dataSource.errorHandlerpackages/design-core/src/preview/src/previewApp.vue (2)
73-115: Consider adding error handling for the HTTP request.
While the implementation correctly uses the new HTTP service, it lacks error handling for the HTTP request itself. This could lead to unhandled promise rejections if the network request fails.
Consider adding a catch block:
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.get(`/app-center/api/tasks/status/${taskId}`)
.then((data) => {
// ... existing code ...
})
+ .catch((error) => {
+ statusText.value = 'Failed to fetch task status'
+ progressStatus.value = 'exception'
+ percentage.value = 0
+ isBtnShow.value = true
+ })104-104: Address the TODO comment regarding finally implementation.
The comment suggests incomplete error handling implementation. Consider implementing proper cleanup using try/catch/finally blocks.
Would you like me to provide an example implementation using try/catch/finally?
packages/plugins/i18n/src/composable/useTranslate.js (3)
Line range hint 73-77: Consider improving the conditional request pattern.
While the HTTP service refactoring is correct, the conditional execution using && could be more readable.
Consider this more explicit approach:
- globalParams.host &&
- getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/${exist ? 'update' : 'create'}`, {
- ...globalParams,
- key,
- contents
- })
+ if (globalParams.host) {
+ getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`${i18nApi}/${exist ? 'update' : 'create'}`, {
+ ...globalParams,
+ key,
+ contents
+ })
+ }113-115: Consider pagination for large i18n datasets.
While the HTTP service refactoring is correct, fetching all records with _limit: -1 might cause performance issues with large datasets.
Consider implementing pagination or limiting the number of records fetched at once to improve performance and reduce memory usage.
Line range hint 50-233: Consider enhancing error handling for HTTP requests.
While the HTTP service refactoring is complete, consider adding proper error handling for all HTTP requests to improve reliability and user experience.
Example pattern to consider:
try {
await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(url, data)
} catch (error) {
// Log the error
console.error('Failed to process i18n operation:', error)
// Handle specific error cases
if (error.response?.status === 404) {
// Handle not found
}
// Re-throw or handle appropriately
throw error
}packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useMaterial.js (1)
354-354: Consider adding error logging for failed material requests.
The Promise.allSettled correctly handles failed requests, but consider adding error logging for failed material fetches to help with debugging.
Here's a suggested improvement:
- const materials = await Promise.allSettled(bundleUrls.map((url) => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(url)))
+ const materials = await Promise.allSettled(
+ bundleUrls.map(async (url) => {
+ try {
+ return await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get(url)
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error(`Failed to fetch material from ${url}:`, error)
+ throw error
+ }
+ })
+ )packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (1)
Line range hint 256-286: Refactor error handling and improve security.
Several improvements can be made to this code segment:
- Storing publish message in localStorage could expose sensitive information
- Error handling logic is duplicated between
.then()and.catch() - Hardcoded timeout value should be configurable
Consider applying these improvements:
+ const TIP_DISPLAY_DURATION = 5000 // Move to constants
+
+ const showTipBox = (message) => {
+ tipText.value = message
+ nextTick(() => {
+ tipBoxVisibility.value = true
+ setTimeout(() => {
+ tipBoxVisibility.value = false
+ }, TIP_DISPLAY_DURATION)
+ })
+ }
+
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(`/app-center/api/apps/publish/${appId}`, postData)
.then((data) => {
if (data.code === 200) {
- tipText.value = '发布成功'
+ showTipBox('发布成功')
} else {
- tipText.value = data?.error?.message || '发布失败，请重新发布'
+ showTipBox(data?.error?.message || '发布失败，请重新发布')
}
- loadingInstance.close()
- nextTick(() => {
- tipBoxVisibility.value = true
- })
- setTimeout(() => {
- tipBoxVisibility.value = false
- }, 5000)
})
.catch((err) => {
- loadingInstance.close()
- tipText.value = err?.error?.message || '发布失败，请重新发布'
- nextTick(() => {
- tipBoxVisibility.value = true
- })
- setTimeout(() => {
- tipBoxVisibility.value = false
- }, 5000)
+ showTipBox(err?.error?.message || '发布失败，请重新发布')
})
+ .finally(() => {
+ loadingInstance.close()
+ })
- localStorage.setItem('tinyengine_publishMsg', JSON.stringify(postData))
+ // Consider using sessionStorage or state management for temporary data
+ sessionStorage.setItem('tinyengine_publishMsg', JSON.stringify(postData))Consider implementing a dedicated service for managing publish state instead of using localStorage/sessionStorage. This would provide better encapsulation and security for the publish data.
packages/plugins/i18n/src/Main.vue (2)
Line range hint 389-397: Add error handling for the HTTP request.
While the success case and cleanup are handled properly, there's no explicit error handling for failed requests. Consider adding error handling to provide better user feedback.
Apply this diff to improve error handling:
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)
.post(action, formdata)
.then(() => {
handleAvatarSuccess()
})
+ .catch((error) => {
+ const { Modal } = useModal()
+ Modal.message({
+ message: `Failed to upload i18n file: ${error.message}`,
+ status: 'error'
+ })
+ })
.finally(() => {
loadingInstance.close()
isLoading.value = false
})Line range hint 376-388: Consider adding file validation before upload.
The code determines the language key based on filename pattern but lacks explicit file validation. This could lead to processing invalid files.
Add validation before processing the file:
const formdata = new FormData()
// 1中文 2英文
let key = '1'
- if (data.name.indexOf('en') > -1) {
+ if (!data.raw || !/\.(json|xlsx?)$/i.test(data.name)) {
+ const { Modal } = useModal()
+ Modal.message({
+ message: 'Please upload a valid JSON or Excel file',
+ status: 'error'
+ })
+ return
+ }
+
+ if (data.name.toLowerCase().includes('en')) {
key = '2'
}
formdata.set(key, data.raw)designer-demo/src/composable/http/index.js (1)
82-82: Translate code comments to English for consistency
Several code comments are written in Chinese, which may not be accessible to all contributors:
// 用户信息失效时，弹窗提示登录
// vscode 插件环境弹出输入框提示登录
// 浏览器环境弹出小窗登录
// 仅在本地开发时，启用 withCredentials
// 获取租户 idConsider translating these comments to English to improve readability and maintain consistency across the codebase.
Also applies to: 86-86, 91-91, 104-104, 106-106
packages/common/composable/http/axios.js (1)
142-142: Use optional chaining to simplify null checks
Using optional chaining (?.) improves code readability and handles cases where the object might be undefined.
Apply this diff to simplify the code:
- mock && mock.restore()
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Line range hint 146-146: Typo in variable name inProcesing
The variable inProcesing appears to be misspelled. Consider renaming it to inProcessing for clarity and consistency.
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
- const inProcesing = ref(false)
+ const inProcessing = ref(false)Ensure all references to this variable are updated accordingly.
Line range hint 148-148: Rename connectedFailed to connectionFailed for clarity
Consider renaming the variable connectedFailed to connectionFailed to better reflect its purpose and improve readability.
Apply this diff:
- const connectedFailed = ref(false)
+ const connectionFailed = ref(false)Update all occurrences of connectedFailed in the code to connectionFailed.
Line range hint 183-190: Externalize hardcoded strings for internationalization
The codeRules variable contains hardcoded Chinese text. If the application supports multiple languages, consider externalizing these strings into localization files to facilitate translation and maintenance.
Line range hint 231-236: Incorrect setting of connectedFailed flag in error handling
In the catch block of the sendRequest function, connectedFailed.value is set to false upon a connection failure. This is counterintuitive; consider setting it to true to accurately reflect the failure status.
Apply this diff to fix the logic:
.catch(() => {
messages.value[messages.value.length - 1].content = '连接失败'
localStorage.removeItem('aiChat')
inProcesing.value = false
- connectedFailed.value = false
+ connectedFailed.value = true
})designer-demo/src/composable/http/mock.js (1)
186-199: Clarify or Remove Unused Comments
There is a multi-line comment starting at line 186 that appears to be a parameter and response description. Ensure that this comment is up-to-date and relevant to the code. If it's outdated or unnecessary, consider removing it to improve code readability.
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packages/common/composable/index.js (1)
3-3: LGTM! Verify the referenced module exists.
The export statement follows the established pattern and maintains consistency with other service exports.
Let's verify the referenced http module exists:
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packages/toolbars/logout/src/js/http.js (1)
13-13: LGTM! Clean refactoring to use the new HTTP service.
The changes align well with the PR objective of standardizing HTTP request handling through the meta API service. The implementation maintains the same functionality while following the new pattern.
Let's verify this refactoring pattern is consistently applied across the codebase:
Also applies to: 16-16
✅ Verification successful
The refactoring to use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is consistently applied across the codebase
The verification shows:
- No remaining imports of
useHttpfromtiny-engine-httpwere found - The new pattern using
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)is widely and consistently used across multiple packages including:- toolbars (logout, lock, logo)
- plugins (state, tutorial, i18n, materials, page)
- common utilities
- design core
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13-13: LGTM: Clean import statement
The import statement correctly brings in the required dependencies for the HTTP service refactoring.
packages/plugins/state/src/js/http.js (2)
13-13: LGTM! Import aligns with the refactoring goal.
The import of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE from @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register aligns with the PR's objective of transitioning from useHttp to a centralized HTTP service.
16-17: Verify error handling in the new HTTP service implementation.
The refactoring to use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) looks good and maintains the same API contract. However, we should ensure proper error handling is implemented in the new HTTP service.
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Also applies to: 19-19
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Error handling is properly implemented in the HTTP service layer
The codebase shows consistent error handling patterns across HTTP service usage:
- Global error handling through HTTP service configuration in
packages/common/composable/http/index.js - Explicit error handling in critical paths:
- User authentication:
.catch((error) => { useModal().message({ message: error.message, status: 'error' }) }) - Preview functionality:
.catch((err) => { progressStatus.value = 'exception' }) - Default error catch:
.catch(() => {})for non-critical operations
- User authentication:
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13-13: LGTM! Import changes align with refactoring goals.
The import statement correctly brings in the new HTTP service utilities, consistent with the broader refactoring from useHttp to httpService.
16-17: LGTM! HTTP service refactoring implemented correctly.
The fetchTutorialList implementation correctly uses the new HTTP service while maintaining the same API endpoint and parameter handling.
19-20: LGTM! Consistent implementation of HTTP service.
The fetchTutorialDetail function follows the same pattern, correctly implementing the new HTTP service while preserving the existing API contract.
16-20: Verify consistent usage of the courses API endpoint.
Let's ensure the API endpoint is used consistently across the codebase.
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15-15: LGTM: Addition of tiny-engine-utils dependency
The workspace dependency @opentiny/tiny-engine-utils is correctly added with workspace versioning, which is appropriate for internal packages in a monorepo structure.
22-22: Consider updating @vueuse/core version
The current version ^9.6.0 is relatively old compared to the Vue version (3.4.21) being used. Consider updating to the latest compatible version for potential bug fixes and improvements.
packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/http.js (1)
13-13: LGTM! Verify the new dependency.
The change from useHttp to getMetaApi aligns with the refactoring objective.
Let's verify the dependency is properly declared:
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LGTM! The dependency is properly declared.
The dependency @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register is correctly declared in packages/toolbars/generate-code/package.json and is widely used across the monorepo. The import change is consistent with the codebase's patterns.
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13-14: LGTM! Clean and purposeful imports.
The imports are well-organized and properly aligned with the refactoring from useHttp to httpService.
packages/common/js/http.js (1)
16-16: LGTM: Clean import of new HTTP service.
The import of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE is properly structured and aligns with the refactoring objective.
packages/register/src/constants.js (1)
4-4: Verify consistent usage of the new Http service.
Let's confirm that all HTTP-related code is properly utilizing this new service registration.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results, I can now generate the final response since I have comprehensive information about HTTP usage across the codebase:
HTTP service adoption is consistent and properly implemented
The codebase shows consistent usage of META_SERVICE.Http through getMetaApi() across all HTTP operations. Key findings:
- All HTTP requests are properly utilizing the registered HTTP service through
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) - The pattern is consistently used across different packages including plugins, toolbars, and core modules
- No direct axios usage or alternative HTTP clients were found
- The remaining
useHttpreferences are in expected locations:packages/http/src/index.js: The implementation filepackages/register/src/hooks.js: The registration hook- Template files that generate code for new projects
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packages/design-core/src/preview/src/preview/http.js (2)
14-14: LGTM: Import of meta-register package.
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE aligns with the PR's objective of centralizing HTTP request handling.
32-42: Verify error handling for HTTP requests.
While the refactoring to use getMetaApi looks correct, we should ensure proper error handling is in place for these critical API calls.
Consider implementing a consistent error handling strategy:
- Add try-catch blocks
- Define error types
- Implement proper error logging
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Based on the gathered information from the codebase, I can now provide the final response:
Error handling is already available through Axios infrastructure
The HTTP client (getMetaApi) is built on Axios with proper error handling capabilities:
- Built-in promise-based error handling for all HTTP requests
- Support for global error interceptors through
interceptors.response.use - Automatic rejection of failed requests (4xx/5xx) into catch blocks
The current implementation is sufficient because:
- Axios automatically rejects failed requests, which will propagate to the caller
- The application can handle errors at the component level using try-catch or .catch()
- Global error handling can be configured using the available interceptors interface
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packages/plugins/robot/src/js/robotSetting.js (1)
63-63: LGTM! Successfully migrated to httpService.
The transition from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) is implemented correctly and aligns with the PR objectives.
designer-demo/registry.js (2)
48-48: LGTM: Clean import of HttpService
The import follows the established pattern and correctly imports from the new location.
53-53: Verify service initialization order
The HttpService has been added as the first service in the metas array. While the change looks correct, please verify that the initialization order of services doesn't affect the application behavior, as some services might depend on others.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the gathered information, I can now generate the final response:
Service initialization order is safe
The HttpService is correctly placed as the first service in the metas array. From the codebase analysis:
HttpServiceis imported from@opentiny/tiny-engineand doesn't show any dependencies onGenerateCodeServiceorGlobalService- The same service order (
[HttpService, GenerateCodeService, GlobalService]) is consistently used across the codebase - No explicit initialization order requirements or dependencies between these services were found in the code
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packages/plugins/page/src/http.js (3)
Line range hint 49-60: LGTM! Default export is well-organized
The default export includes all defined functions and is properly structured.
13-47: Verify complete migration from useHttp
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Let's ensure this dependency is properly declared in the package.json file.
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Dependency is properly declared in package.json
The dependency @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register is correctly declared in the package.json file under the dependencies section with a workspace reference ("@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register": "workspace:*"). This is a valid declaration in a monorepo setup using pnpm workspaces.
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/js/http.js (3)
15-15: LGTM: Clean import addition for the new HTTP service.
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE imports aligns with the refactoring objectives.
37-42: LGTM: Consistent implementation of template operations.
The template-related operations maintain consistency with the overall refactoring pattern.
18-55: Verify consistency of API endpoint patterns.
Let's ensure that the /app-center/api/ endpoint pattern is used consistently across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the results, I can now generate the final response since we have comprehensive information about the API endpoint patterns across the codebase.
API endpoint patterns are consistent across the codebase
All API endpoints consistently follow the /app-center/api/ base path pattern, with well-structured resource hierarchies:
- Resource-specific paths:
sources,pages,apps,i18n - Consistent CRUD operations:
create,update,delete,list,detail - Proper parameter handling: both path params (e.g.,
/:id) and query params - Uniform HTTP methods usage: GET for retrieval/listing, POST for mutations
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packages/register/src/service.js (2)
2-2: LGTM! Good choice using lodash-es merge.
The import of merge from lodash-es is appropriate for deep merging objects in the new setOptions functionality.
77-79:
Several improvements needed for the setOptions implementation.
The current implementation has potential issues:
- Direct mutation of service options could lead to side effects
- Missing input validation and type checking
- Lacks documentation consistent with the rest of the file
Consider applying these improvements:
- resultService.apis.setOptions = (kv) => {
- resultService.options = merge({}, options, kv)
- }
+ /**
+ * Updates service options by merging with provided key-value pairs
+ * @template K
+ * @param {Partial<K>} kv - Partial options to merge
+ * @throws {Error} If kv is null or undefined
+ */
+ resultService.apis.setOptions = (kv) => {
+ if (kv == null) {
+ throw new Error('Options parameter cannot be null or undefined')
+ }
+ // Create new options object instead of mutating existing one
+ const newOptions = merge({}, options, kv)
+ // Optional: Add validation for required fields here
+ resultService.options = newOptions
+ }Let's verify if there are any existing usages of setOptions to ensure our changes won't break existing code:
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Let me check the usage context of setOptions to better understand the impact.
Let me check one more thing to understand if there are any tests or other files that might be affected by the proposed changes.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
Improvements to setOptions can be simplified
The current implementation is used in a straightforward way in designer-demo, and there's no evidence of complex usage patterns in the codebase. While the original review raised valid points, we can propose a more focused improvement:
+ /**
+ * Updates service options by merging with provided key-value pairs
+ * @param {object} kv - Options to merge with existing configuration
+ */
resultService.apis.setOptions = (kv) => {
- resultService.options = merge({}, options, kv)
+ resultService.options = merge({}, resultService.options, kv)
}- The main fix is using
resultService.optionsinstead ofoptionsas the base object to merge with - Added JSDoc for documentation consistency
- Full type checking and null validation seem unnecessary given the simple usage pattern in the codebase
- The direct mutation is acceptable as it's an expected behavior of a setter method
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packages/common/js/vscodeGenerateFile.js (3)
13-13: LGTM! Import statement is correctly structured.
The import statement properly brings in the required dependencies for the HTTP service refactoring.
27-27: LGTM! Verify router generation endpoint compatibility.
The refactoring to use getMetaApi is correct. Let's verify the endpoint compatibility across the codebase.
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# Test: Search for any other implementations using this endpoint
rg -l '/generate/api/generateRouter'Line range hint 44-111: LGTM! Consistent implementation across all generator functions.
All generator functions (generateI18n, generateBlock, generatePage, generateDataSource, generateBridge, generateUtil) have been consistently refactored to use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http). The changes maintain:
- Consistent function signatures
- Uniform HTTP client usage
- Preserved documentation and contracts
✅ Verification successful
Consistent HTTP client implementation confirmed across all generator endpoints
The verification shows that all generator functions in vscodeGenerateFile.js and the related endpoint in packages/plugins/block/src/js/http.js consistently use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post() for making HTTP requests. This confirms the review comment's observation about the uniform implementation pattern.
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packages/common/composable/defaultGlobalService.js (4)
1-1: LGTM: Import changes align with refactoring goals.
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE imports from the meta-register package supports the HTTP service refactoring objective.
45-50: LGTM: Proper error handling in getUserInfo.
The implementation correctly uses the new HTTP service while maintaining error handling with useModal.
Line range hint 63-124: LGTM: Well-structured service implementation.
The service implementation maintains good practices:
- Proper use of Vue's reactivity system
- Clear error handling for invalid IDs
- Clean separation of concerns between state management and API calls
Line range hint 1-124: Verify consistent HTTP service usage across the codebase.
Let's ensure the refactoring from useHttp to getMetaApi is complete across the codebase.
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HTTP service refactoring is complete and consistent
The verification shows that:
- All HTTP requests consistently use
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) - The only remaining
useHttpreferences are in:packages/register/src/hooks.js(hook registration)packages/http/src/index.js(implementation)packages/vue-generator/src/templates/*(generated code templates)
These remaining references are expected as they are part of the core implementation and code generation templates.
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packages/plugins/block/src/js/http.js (4)
16-35: LGTM! Consistent API pattern implementation.
The functions follow a consistent pattern in using the new HTTP service with appropriate parameter handling.
60-77: LGTM! Well-structured REST API implementation.
The category management functions follow REST conventions with appropriate HTTP methods and clean parameter handling. The destructuring in updateCategory is a nice touch for clarity.
13-77: Verify complete migration from useHttp.
Let's ensure all instances of the old useHttp have been replaced with getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) across the codebase.
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Please ensure that @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register is properly declared in the package.json dependencies.
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Package dependency is properly declared
The @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register package is correctly declared in the dependencies section of packages/plugins/block/package.json with a workspace reference ("workspace:*"), which is appropriate for a monorepo setup.
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/http.js (3)
Line range hint 88-109: LGTM! The group management endpoints are well-structured.
The CRUD operations follow RESTful conventions and the data handling is appropriate.
Line range hint 46-85: Consider adding fallback for dslMode configuration.
The code assumes getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode will always return a valid value. Consider adding a fallback.
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rg "getMergeMeta\(['\"]engine.config['\"]\).*dslMode"Consider adding a default value:
- const dslMode = getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode
+ const dslMode = getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode || 'default_framework'32-33: LGTM! Verify API endpoint compatibility.
The refactoring to use getMetaApi looks good. The endpoint structure and parameter handling are correct.
Let's verify the endpoint compatibility:
✅ Verification successful
API endpoint refactoring verified successfully
The endpoint /material-center/api/block-groups?app=${appId} is consistently implemented across the codebase. The evidence shows:
- Matching endpoint definition in mock server routes
- Consistent usage in the block-related API operations
- All block group operations (
create,update,delete,get) follow the same base path pattern
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packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useResource.js (1)
Line range hint 127-134: Verify response structure after service migration.
The code assumes the response structure from the new HTTP service matches the previous implementation. Let's verify this assumption.
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the results and generate additional verification scripts to check the response structure consistency.
The first search revealed three files using this endpoint, and we need to verify if they handle the response structure consistently. Additionally, we'll check the default interceptor structure to ensure the fallback values are properly aligned.
Based on the analysis of the results, I can now generate the final response:
Response structure verified after service migration
The response structure is consistent across all implementations:
- In
design-core, the endpoint is used viafetchAppSchemawith direct GET request - In
generate-code, the same endpoint is used with identical response structure expectations - The default interceptors in
constants/index.jsmatch the fallback values used in the code
The code correctly handles:
componentsTreefor page structuredataSource.listfor data sourcesdataSource.dataHandler,dataSource.willFetch, anddataSource.errorHandlerwith proper fallbacks toDEFAULT_INTERCEPTORbridgeproperty
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packages/design-core/src/preview/src/previewApp.vue (2)
25-25: LGTM! Import changes align with the refactoring goal.
The new imports correctly support the transition from useHttp to the meta register's HTTP service.
Line range hint 119-129: LGTM! Well-structured error handling.
The implementation correctly uses the new HTTP service and includes proper error handling with appropriate UI feedback.
packages/canvas/DesignCanvas/src/DesignCanvas.vue (2)
31-33: LGTM! Import changes align with the HTTP service refactoring.
The new imports are correctly organized and consistent with the existing import style.
185-185: Verify META_SERVICE.Http registration.
The change aligns with the HTTP service refactoring. However, let's verify that the HTTP service is properly registered.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can see that META_SERVICE.Http is extensively used throughout the codebase for making HTTP requests. The service is properly registered and consistently used across multiple packages including canvas, plugins, and core modules. The usage pattern shows it's a central HTTP service that's well integrated into the application's architecture.
HTTP service is properly registered and widely used
The change to use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).getHttp() aligns with the established pattern across the codebase. No issues found with the HTTP service registration or usage.
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packages/plugins/i18n/src/composable/useTranslate.js (3)
19-19: LGTM: Import changes align with the refactoring goal.
The addition of getMetaApi and META_SERVICE imports is consistent with the PR's objective of refactoring HTTP requests.
230-233: LGTM: Batch creation properly refactored.
The HTTP service refactoring for batch creation is implemented correctly, maintaining the proper structure for bulk operations.
50-53: Verify consistent HTTP service usage for i18n bulk operations.
The refactoring to use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http) looks correct. Let's verify that all bulk operations in the i18n module use the same approach.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the specific implementations to verify the HTTP service usage.
After analyzing the code, I can now provide the final response:
HTTP service usage is consistent for i18n operations
All HTTP requests in the i18n module correctly use getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http), including:
- Bulk delete operation in
removeI18n - Single entry create/update in
ensureI18n - Batch create operation in
batchCreateI18n - Get i18n data in
getI18nData - File upload handling in
Main.vue
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packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/Main.vue (1)
106-106: LGTM! Verify consistency of HTTP service usage.
The change from useHttp().get to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get aligns with the PR's refactoring objective.
Let's verify that other HTTP calls in the file are also using the new HTTP service:
✅ Verification successful
HTTP service migration is complete and consistent
The verification confirms that:
- No remaining
useHttpcalls exist inMain.vue - All imported HTTP functions (
fetchMetaData,fetchPageList,fetchBlockSchema) are using the newgetMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)service consistently
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packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useMaterial.js (2)
16-24: LGTM! Import changes align with HTTP service refactoring.
The changes correctly import the required utilities from @opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register to support the HTTP service refactoring.
141-141: Verify error handling in the HTTP response.
While the HTTP request refactoring looks good, ensure that the array destructuring with optional chaining (?.[0]) handles empty responses gracefully.
Let's verify the error handling:
✅ Verification successful
Error handling is properly implemented for empty responses
The code correctly handles empty responses through:
- Optional chaining with array access (
?.[0]) to safely handle undefined/null responses - Explicit null check with a descriptive error message when the block is not found
This implementation ensures graceful handling of both network errors and missing data scenarios.
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packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (1)
Line range hint 226-286: Verify the impact of HTTP service refactoring.
The changes successfully migrate from useHttp to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http), maintaining the existing functionality. However, we should verify that all error scenarios are properly handled across the application.
Let's verify the usage of the new HTTP service across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now provide a final response:
HTTP service migration is properly implemented across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No remaining instances of
useHttpimports were found, indicating complete migration - All HTTP calls using
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http)follow consistent error handling patterns:- Promise-based error handling with
.catch()blocks - Loading states management
- User feedback through modals/messages
- Proper cleanup of resources (e.g., closing loading indicators)
- Promise-based error handling with
The changes in the review file align with the established patterns across the codebase, maintaining consistency in error handling and resource cleanup.
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The HTTP request lacks error handling, which could lead to unhandled promise rejections if the request fails. Additionally, the URL construction and response data handling could be more robust.
Consider applying these improvements:
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+ state.variables = {}
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+ }
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+ state.variables = sourceData
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+ console.error('Failed to fetch data sources:', error)
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Consider a simpler error handling approach for the HTTP request
Looking at the codebase patterns, particularly in CollectionConfigurator.vue, the API calls are handled with a simpler approach without extensive error handling. The suggested changes should align with these patterns:
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- Simple error recovery by setting empty state
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46-46: LGTM on axios dependency.
The addition of axios ~0.28.0 is appropriate as it includes important security fixes (CVE-2023-45857).
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13-17: Consider using a more robust state management approach.
The current implementation uses global variables for state management, which could lead to:
- Unexpected state persistence between requests
- Race conditions in concurrent requests
- Difficulty in testing and maintaining the code
Consider implementing a proper state management solution:
- Create a class to encapsulate the state
- Use instance variables instead of global variables
- Implement methods for state manipulation
- Consider using a singleton pattern if shared state is required
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packages/engine-cli/template/designer/src/composable/http/index.js (2)
3-5: Add JSDoc documentation for the preRequest interceptor.
The purpose of this pass-through interceptor should be documented to clarify its role in the request pipeline.
+/**
+ * Request interceptor that passes through the config unchanged.
+ * @param {import('axios').AxiosRequestConfig} config - The axios request configuration
+ * @returns {import('axios').AxiosRequestConfig} The unmodified config
+ */
const preRequest = (config) => {
return config
}34-36: Consider making HttpService configuration immutable.
After setting the options, there's no protection against further modifications to the HttpService configuration.
HttpService.apis.setOptions(options)
-export default HttpService
+// Prevent modifications to the configured service
+export default Object.freeze(HttpService)packages/engine-cli/template/designer/registry.js (1)
48-48: Consider moving HttpService to @opentiny/tiny-engine package.
Since HttpService appears to be a core service replacing useHttp functionality, consider moving it to the main @opentiny/tiny-engine package alongside other core services like GenerateCodeService and GlobalService. This would improve maintainability and make the service more accessible to other parts of the system.
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7-9: Verify the response data structure assumption.
The interceptor assumes responses follow a { data: { data: ... } } structure. This might be too specific and could fail for responses with different structures.
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Response structure assumption is consistent with the framework
Looking at the codebase, particularly in packages/http/src/index.js, the response interceptor pattern is consistent across the framework. The preResponse implementation in the template follows the established pattern where error responses include an error field and successful responses nest data under data.data. This structure is part of the framework's design.
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The service initialization order is correct as implemented.
The HttpService implementation shows it's a standalone service that initializes axios and its interceptors without any dependencies on GenerateCodeService or GlobalService. It's defined using defineService with its own state management and doesn't require other services during initialization. Being first in the metas array is safe and won't cause any initialization issues.
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packages/common/composable/http/index.js (1)
28-48: Translate comments to English for consistency
The configuration comments are in Chinese. For better maintainability and collaboration, consider translating them to English.
- // axios 配置
+ // axios configuration
baseURL: '',
- withCredentials: false, // 跨域请求时是否需要使用凭证
+ withCredentials: false, // whether credentials are needed for cross-origin requests
- headers: {} // 请求头
+ headers: {} // request headers
},
- enableMock: false, // 是否启用 mock
+ enableMock: false, // enable mock functionality
- mockData: {}, // mock 数据
+ mockData: {}, // mock data
interceptors: {
- // 拦截器
+ // interceptors
- request: [], // 支持配置多个请求拦截器，先注册后执行
+ request: [], // supports multiple request interceptors, executed in reverse registration order
- response: [] // 支持配置多个响应拦截器，先注册先执行
+ response: [] // supports multiple response interceptors, executed in registration orderdesigner-demo/src/composable/http/index.js (1)
22-34: Avoid modifying the global window object.
Modifying the global window object can lead to naming conflicts and make the code harder to test. Consider using a dedicated service or event bus.
Consider implementing a SessionService:
export class SessionService {
static rebuiltCallback() {
// Current implementation
}
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16-26: Consider documenting potential side effects of modifying global defaults
The globalDefaults function modifies the global Axios configuration, which could affect other parts of the application that use Axios directly. Consider:
- Adding JSDoc documentation to clearly indicate this behavior
- Adding type checking for the
valueparameter
+/**
+ * Get or set global Axios defaults. Modifying defaults affects all Axios instances.
+ * @param {string} [key] - Configuration key to get/set
+ * @param {*} [value] - Value to set for the given key
+ * @returns {*} Current value for key if getting, undefined if setting, or entire defaults object
+ */
export function globalDefaults(key, value) {28-32: Add security enhancements to HTTP service
Consider implementing these security measures:
- XSRF protection
- Request/response data sanitization
- Response type validation
Example implementation:
export default (config) => {
+ // Enable XSRF protection
+ const securityConfig = {
+ xsrfCookieName: 'XSRF-TOKEN',
+ xsrfHeaderName: 'X-XSRF-TOKEN',
+ validateStatus: (status) => status >= 200 && status < 300,
+ ...config
+ }
- const instance = axios.create(config)
+ const instance = axios.create(securityConfig)
+
+ // Add response sanitization interceptor
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+ (response) => {
+ // Implement response data sanitization
+ return response
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1-2: Verify the local axios implementation
The code imports axios from a local module (./axios). Let's verify this implementation exists and contains the required mock functionality referenced in the initialization.
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The local axios module (./axios.js) exists and contains a proper implementation with:
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- Mock functionality using axios-mock-adapter
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119-131: LGTM! Clean service configuration.
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promiseLogin: null,
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35-44: Translate comments to English and add configuration validationThe comments should be in English for better international collaboration. Additionally, the configuration options should be validated.
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options: { axiosConfig: { - // axios 配置 + // Axios configuration baseURL: '', - withCredentials: false, // 跨域请求时是否需要使用凭证 + withCredentials: false, // Whether to use credentials for cross-origin requests - headers: {} // 请求头 + headers: {} // Request headers }, interceptors: { - // 拦截器 + // Interceptors configuration - request: [], // 支持配置多个请求拦截器，先注册后执行 + request: [], // Multiple request interceptors (executed in reverse order) - response: [] // 支持配置多个响应拦截器，先注册先执行 + response: [] // Multiple response interceptors (executed in order) } }Also add configuration validation:
init: ({ options = {} }) => { + const validateConfig = (config) => { + if (config.baseURL && typeof config.baseURL !== 'string') { + throw new Error('baseURL must be a string') + } + if (config.headers && typeof config.headers !== 'object') { + throw new Error('headers must be an object') + } + } + const { axiosConfig = {}, interceptors = {} } = options + validateConfig(axiosConfig) // ... rest of init }designer-demo/src/composable/http/index.js (4)
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36-42: Enhance error handling with structured error objectsConsider creating a structured error object to standardize error handling and make it easier to process errors programmatically.
+const createErrorObject = (url, message, type = 'error') => ({ + code: type === 'error' ? 'API_ERROR' : 'API_WARNING', + timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), + details: { url, message } +}) const showError = (url, message) => { + const error = createErrorObject(url, message) globalNotify({ type: 'error', title: '接口报错', - message: `报错接口: ${url} \n报错信息: ${message ?? ''}` + message: `报错接口: ${error.details.url} \n报错信息: ${error.details.message ?? ''}` }) + return error }
60-68: Add support for different error types in preResponseThe current implementation only handles generic errors. Consider adding support for different error types (warning, info) and their respective handling.
const preResponse = (res) => { - if (res.data?.error) { + const { error, warning } = res.data || {} + if (warning) { + showError(res.config?.url, warning.message, 'warning') + } + if (error) { showError(res.config?.url, res?.data?.error?.message) - return Promise.reject(res.data.error) + return Promise.reject(error) } return res.data?.data }
102-117: Add environment-specific configuration settingsConsider extracting environment-specific settings into a separate configuration object for better maintainability.
+const ENV_CONFIG = { + development: { + withCredentials: true, + headers: { + 'x-lowcode-mode': 'develop' + } + }, + production: { + withCredentials: false, + headers: {} + } +} const getConfig = (env = import.meta.env) => { const baseURL = env.VITE_ORIGIN - const dev = env.MODE?.includes('dev') + const mode = env.MODE?.includes('dev') ? 'development' : 'production' const getTenant = () => new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('tenant') + const envConfig = ENV_CONFIG[mode] return { baseURL, - withCredentials: dev, + ...envConfig, headers: { - ...(dev && { 'x-lowcode-mode': 'develop' }), + ...envConfig.headers, 'x-lowcode-org': getTenant() } } }
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packages/common/composable/http/index.js (3)
1-4: Consider organizing imports by typeGroup imports by external dependencies and internal modules for better organization.
+// External dependencies import axios from 'axios' + +// Internal dependencies import { defineService, META_SERVICE } from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register'
32-47: Enhance configuration documentation and validation
- Replace Chinese comments with English documentation
- Add JSDoc for configuration options
- Consider validating required options
export default defineService({ id: META_SERVICE.Http, type: 'MetaService', + /** + * @typedef {Object} HttpServiceOptions + * @property {Object} axiosConfig - Axios instance configuration + * @property {string} [axiosConfig.baseURL] - Base URL for requests + * @property {boolean} [axiosConfig.withCredentials] - Enable/disable credentials for CORS + * @property {Object} [axiosConfig.headers] - Default headers + * @property {Object} [interceptors] - Request/response interceptors + */ options: { axiosConfig: { - // axios 配置 baseURL: '', - withCredentials: false, // 跨域请求时是否需要使用凭证 - headers: {} // 请求头 + withCredentials: false, // Enable/disable credentials for CORS + headers: {} // Default headers }, interceptors: { - // 拦截器 - request: [], // 支持配置多个请求拦截器，先注册后执行 - response: [] // 支持配置多个响应拦截器，先注册先执行 + request: [], // Request interceptors (executed in registration order) + response: [] // Response interceptors (executed in reverse order) } },
57-64: Add TypeScript types for better type safetyConsider adding TypeScript types to improve type safety and developer experience.
+ /** + * @template T + * @typedef {Promise<import('axios').AxiosResponse<T>>} HttpResponse + */ apis: () => ({ getHttp: () => http, + /** + * @template T + * @param {string} url + * @param {import('axios').AxiosRequestConfig} [config] + * @returns {HttpResponse<T>} + */ get: (...args) => http?.get(...args), // Add similar JSDoc for other methods })designer-demo/src/composable/http/index.js (2)
12-18: Consider internationalizing error messagesThe error messages are currently hardcoded in Chinese. Consider using a translation system for better internationalization support.
const showError = (url, message) => { globalNotify({ type: 'error', - title: '接口报错', - message: `报错接口: ${url} \n报错信息: ${message ?? ''}` + title: t('api.error'), + message: t('api.errorDetails', { url, message: message ?? '' }) }) }
101-116: Cache tenant value for better performanceThe
getTenantfunction is called for every request. Consider caching the value.const getConfig = (env = import.meta.env) => { const baseURL = env.VITE_ORIGIN const dev = env.MODE?.includes('dev') - const getTenant = () => new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('tenant') + const getTenant = (() => { + let cachedTenant + return () => { + if (!cachedTenant) { + cachedTenant = new URLSearchParams(location.search).get('tenant') + } + return cachedTenant + } + })()
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designer-demo/src/composable/http/index.js (1)
18-24: Add i18n support for error messages.Error messages are hardcoded in Chinese. Consider using a translation system for better internationalization:
+import { useI18n } from 'vue-i18n' + const showError = (url, message) => { + const { t } = useI18n() globalNotify({ type: 'error', - title: '接口报错', - message: `报错接口: ${url} \n报错信息: ${message ?? ''}` + title: t('errors.api_error'), + message: t('errors.api_error_details', { url, message: message ?? '' }) }) }
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26-40:
Improve baseURL handling in preRequest.
Setting baseURL to an empty string could cause issues with relative URLs. Consider using window.location.origin or maintaining the original baseURL:
const preRequest = (config) => {
const isDevelopEnv = import.meta.env.MODE?.includes('dev')
+ const originalBaseURL = config.baseURL
if (isDevelopEnv && config.url.match(/\/generate\//)) {
- config.baseURL = ''
+ config.baseURL = window.location.origin
}
const isVsCodeEnv = window.vscodeBridge
if (isVsCodeEnv) {
- config.baseURL = ''
+ config.baseURL = window.location.origin
}
return config
}Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockList.vue (1)
84-84: Consider adding error handling and memoization.The
getAppIdfunction could be enhanced in two ways:
- Add error handling for cases where
getBaseInfo()might return undefined- Memoize the result since the app ID rarely changes during a session
Consider this implementation:
- const getAppId = () => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id + const getAppId = computed(() => { + const baseInfo = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo() + if (!baseInfo?.id) { + throw new Error('Failed to retrieve application ID') + } + return baseInfo.id + })Then update the usage in
deleteBlock:- requestUpdateGroup({ id: groupId, blocks, app: getAppId() }) + requestUpdateGroup({ id: groupId, blocks, app: getAppId.value })packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceForm.vue (1)
144-144: Consider enhancing error handling and performance.While the implementation aligns with the PR's objective of transitioning to
httpService, consider these improvements:
- Add error handling for cases where
getBaseInfo()fails- Cache the service instance to avoid creating it on every call
- Add type checking for the returned ID
Consider refactoring to:
-const getAppId = () => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id +const httpService = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService) +const getAppId = async () => { + try { + const { id } = await httpService.getBaseInfo() + if (!id) throw new Error('Invalid app ID') + return id + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to get app ID:', error) + throw error + } +}packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockGroupPanel.vue (2)
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147-186: Consider refactoring theaddBlocksfunction for better maintainability.The function is handling multiple responsibilities: fetching existing blocks, mapping data, making update requests, and managing UI state. Consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused functions.
Here's a suggested refactor:
- const addBlocks = () => { + const mapBlocksData = (existingBlocks, selectedBlocks) => { + const existingMapped = existingBlocks?.map((item) => ({ + id: item.id, + version: item.current_version + })) || [] + + const selectedMapped = selectedBlocks?.map((item) => ({ + id: item.id, + version: item.latestVersion + })) || [] + + return [...existingMapped, ...selectedMapped] + } + + const handleSuccess = (res, selectedBlocks) => { + const selectedId = selectedBlocks.map((b) => b.id) + const addedBlocks = res.blocks.filter((item) => selectedId.includes(item.id)) + + useMaterial().updateCanvasDependencies(addedBlocks) + isRefresh.value = true + state.searchValue = '' + selectedBlockArray.value.length = 0 + useResource().fetchResource({ isInit: false }) + useNotify({ + message: '添加区块成功', + type: 'success' + }) + } + + const addBlocks = async () => { const groupId = selectedGroup.value.groupId - fetchGroupBlocksById({ groupId }) - .then((data) => { - const resData = - data?.map((item) => ({ - id: item.id, - version: item.current_version - })) || [] - const selectedBlocks = - selectedBlockArray?.value?.map((item) => ({ - id: item.id, - version: item.latestVersion - })) || [] + try { + const existingBlocks = await fetchGroupBlocksById({ groupId }) + if (!selectedBlockArray?.value?.length) return - if (selectedBlocks.length === 0) { - return - } + const blocks = mapBlocksData(existingBlocks, selectedBlockArray.value) + const res = await requestUpdateGroup({ + id: groupId, + blocks, + app: getAppId() + }) - const blocks = [...resData, ...selectedBlocks] + handleSuccess(res, selectedBlockArray.value) + } catch (error) { + message({ + message: `添加区块失败: ${error.message || error}`, + status: 'error' + }) + } finally { + panelState.isBlockGroupPanel = false + closePanel() + } + }
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209-227: Add error notification for invalid groupId infetchBlocks.The function silently returns when
groupIdis invalid or default. Consider notifying the user about the invalid state.const fetchBlocks = () => { const groupId = selectedGroup.value.groupId - if (!groupId || isDefaultGroupId(groupId)) return + if (!groupId || isDefaultGroupId(groupId)) { + useNotify({ + message: '无效的区块组ID', + type: 'warning' + }) + return + }packages/plugins/page/src/PageTree.vue (1)
83-83: Add error handling for getBaseInfo()Consider adding error handling to gracefully handle cases where
getBaseInfo()might fail or return unexpected data.- const getAppId = () => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id + const getAppId = () => { + try { + const baseInfo = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo() + if (!baseInfo?.id) { + throw new Error('Invalid base info: missing id') + } + return baseInfo.id + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to get application ID:', error) + throw error + } + }packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockGroup.vue (3)
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241-259: Consider consolidating error handling across API calls.The error handling pattern varies across different API calls. For example:
deleteGroupuses a message modalhandleChangeGroupNameuses a direct messagehandleConfirmDeleteGroupuses a Notify componentConsider standardizing the error handling approach for better maintainability.
Here's a suggested approach to standardize error handling:
const handleApiError = (error, operation) => { const errorMessage = `${operation}失败: ${error.message || error}` message({ message: errorMessage, status: 'error' }) } // Example usage in API calls: requestDeleteGroup(groupId) .then(/* success handler */) .catch((error) => handleApiError(error, '删除区块分组'))Also applies to: 286-301, 318-334
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4-6: Consider adding TypeScript for better type safety.The component handles complex data structures and API responses. Adding TypeScript would help catch potential type-related issues early and improve maintainability.
Key areas that would benefit from type definitions:
- API response types for group operations
- Props and state interfaces
- Function parameter types (especially for the
getAppIdfunction)Example type definitions:
interface Group { groupId: string groupName: string } interface BlockGroupState { groups: Group[] currentEditId: string | null // ... other state properties }Also applies to: 179-179, 241-259, 286-301, 318-334
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1-450: Consider breaking down the component for better maintainability.The component handles multiple responsibilities:
- Group CRUD operations
- Form management
- Modal dialogs
- UI state management
Consider extracting some functionality into composables for better separation of concerns.
Suggested structure:
- Extract group CRUD operations into a
useGroupOperationscomposable- Extract form handling into a
useGroupFormcomposable- Extract modal/popover logic into a
useGroupModalscomposableThis would make the component more maintainable and testable.
packages/plugins/block/src/js/blockSetting.jsx (3)
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589-594: Add error handling to getCategories function.The function should handle potential errors from the API call to prevent silent failures.
const getCategories = () => { const appId = getAppId() - fetchCategories({ appId }).then((res) => { - useBlock().setCategoryList(res) - }) + fetchCategories({ appId }) + .then((res) => { + useBlock().setCategoryList(res) + }) + .catch((error) => { + useNotify({ + type: 'error', + message: `Failed to fetch categories: ${error.message}` + }) + }) }
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708-741: Optimize generateBlockDeps for better performance.The recursive function could benefit from memoization to avoid reprocessing the same components multiple times in complex nested structures.
+const memoizedDeps = new Map() + const generateBlockDeps = (children, deps = { scripts: [], styles: new Set() }) => { children.forEach((child) => { const component = useMaterial().getMaterial(child.componentName) if (!component) return + const memoKey = `${child.componentName}-${component.npm?.version}` + if (memoizedDeps.has(memoKey)) { + const cached = memoizedDeps.get(memoKey) + deps.scripts.push(...cached.scripts) + cached.styles.forEach(style => deps.styles.add(style)) + return + } + const { npm, component: componentName } = component if (npm) { const { package: pkg, exportName, css, version, script } = npm // ... rest of the implementation } // Recursive call if (child.children) { generateBlockDeps(child.children, deps) } + + memoizedDeps.set(memoKey, { + scripts: [...deps.scripts], + styles: new Set(deps.styles) + }) }) return deps }
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597-636: Enhance error handling in createBlock function.The error handling could be more informative and consistent with other functions in the codebase.
const createBlock = (block = {}) => { const { message } = useModal() const created_app = getAppId() + if (!created_app) { + message({ + message: 'Failed to create block: Application ID is missing', + status: 'error' + }) + return + } + const params = { ...block, created_app } // ... rest of the implementation requestCreateBlock(params) .then((data) => { + if (!data?.id) { + throw new Error('Invalid response: Block ID is missing') + } // ... success handling }) .catch((error) => { - message({ message: error.message, status: 'error' }) + message({ + message: `Failed to create block: ${error.message}`, + status: 'error', + duration: 5000 // Give users more time to read error messages + }) + useCanvas().setSaved(false) // Ensure unsaved state is reflected }) }
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packages/plugins/bridge/src/js/resource.js (2)
119-119: Verify error propagation in resource operations
The getAppId() function is used in critical resource operations. We should ensure that errors are properly handled throughout the call chain.
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rg "requestUpdateReSource|requestAddReSource|requestDeleteReSource" -A 5Consider implementing consistent error handling across all resource operations:
- Add error boundaries around resource operations
- Implement retry mechanisms for transient failures
- Add proper error reporting to the notification system
- Consider adding a global error handler for resource operations
Would you like me to provide a detailed implementation for any of these suggestions?
Also applies to: 123-127, 213-252, 256-284
119-119: Verify error handling for getBaseInfo()
While the change aligns with the broader refactoring effort across components, we should ensure proper error handling when retrieving the application ID.
Let's verify the implementation and add error handling:
Consider adding error handling:
-const getAppId = () => getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id
+const getAppId = () => {
+ try {
+ const baseInfo = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo()
+ if (!baseInfo?.id) {
+ throw new Error('Application ID not found')
+ }
+ return baseInfo.id
+ } catch (error) {
+ console.error('Failed to retrieve application ID:', error)
+ throw error
+ }
+}packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockPanel.vue (2)
51-51: LGTM! The API transition looks correct.
The change from getState() to getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo() aligns with the PR's objective of refactoring the HTTP service implementation.
51-51: Verify the impact of API changes across the codebase.
Since this is part of a larger API transition, let's verify other components using similar patterns.
✅ Verification successful
Let me search for similar patterns to verify the API usage across the codebase. The previous command failed because the file type wasn't recognized, so I'm now searching with more generic patterns without file type restriction.
The API usage pattern is consistent across the codebase
The search results show that the pattern getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id is consistently used across multiple components and there's no evidence of outdated patterns that need updating. The implementation in BlockPanel.vue follows the same pattern used in other files.
- All instances use
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo()to retrieve the ID - No deprecated patterns like
getState()were found - The pattern is used consistently in various components across different packages
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockList.vue (1)
84-84: LGTM! Good encapsulation of app ID retrieval.
The introduction of getAppId function aligns with the codebase-wide refactoring to use getBaseInfo().id for retrieving the application ID.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceForm.vue (1)
144-144: Verify the impact of async app ID retrieval.
The current synchronous usage of getAppId() in deleteDataSource and save functions may need to be updated if getBaseInfo() is asynchronous.
Let's verify the asynchronous nature of getBaseInfo:
If getBaseInfo is indeed asynchronous, the following functions need updates:
deleteDataSource: Update the promise chainsave: Update both update and add operations
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/http.js (3)
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46-85: Consider optimizing block filtering for large datasets.The current implementation loads all blocks and then filters them in memory. For large datasets, this could impact performance.
Consider these optimizations:
export const fetchGroupBlocksByIds = async ({ groupIds }) => { + const dslMode = getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode const blockGroups = await getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).get( - `/material-center/api/block-groups${getParams({ - id: groupIds - })}` + `/material-center/api/block-groups${getParams({ + id: groupIds, + framework: dslMode // Filter at API level if supported + })}` ) // Consider using a more efficient data structure for large datasets const blockIdSet = new Set() - const dslMode = getMergeMeta('engine.config')?.dslMode const blocks = blockGroups .map((group) => group.blocks.map((block) => ({ ...block, groupId: group.id, groupName: group.name }))) .flat() .filter(({ framework, id }) => { if (dslMode === framework && !blockIdSet.has(id)) { blockIdSet.add(id) return true } return false }) return blocks || [] }
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140-142: Add input validation for backup restoration.The restore operation should validate the input parameters before making the API call.
export const requestRestoreBackup = ({ blockId, backupId }) => { + if (!blockId || !backupId) { + throw new Error('Block ID and backup ID are required for restoration') + } getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.Http).post(`/material-center/api/block/update/${blockId}`, { current_history: backupId }) }
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1-142: Consider splitting the service into smaller, focused modules.The file handles multiple distinct operations (groups, blocks, backups, etc.). Consider splitting it into separate services for better maintainability:
blockGroupService.jsblockService.jsbackupService.jsThis would:
- Improve code organization
- Make the codebase more maintainable
- Allow for better separation of concerns
- Make testing easier
packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockDetail.vue (1)
85-87: Consider adding error handling for getBaseInfo().While the code handles errors from the HTTP requests, it might be worth adding specific error handling for
getBaseInfo()in case the method fails or returns unexpected data structure.- const appId = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().id + const baseInfo = getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo() + if (!baseInfo?.id) { + throw new Error('Failed to get application ID') + } + const appId = baseInfo.id requestUpdateGroup({ id: groupId, blocks, app: appId }).then(() => {packages/plugins/page/src/PageFolderSetting.vue (1)
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190-194: Fix incorrect notification type in error handling.The error notification is using
type: 'success'when it should betype: 'error'for the folder deletion failure case.Apply this fix:
.catch((error) => { useNotify({ - type: 'success', + type: 'error', title: '删除文件夹失败！', message: JSON.stringify(error?.message || error)
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceGlobalDataHandler.vue (1)
58-58: LGTM! Verify consistent usage of getBaseInfo()
The change aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing HTTP-related functionality.
Let's verify that this pattern is consistently used across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Consistent usage of getBaseInfo() confirmed
The verification shows that:
- The old pattern
getState().appInfo.idis completely removed from the codebase - The new pattern
getMetaApi(META_SERVICE.GlobalService).getBaseInfo().idis consistently used across all relevant files - No inconsistencies or remaining instances of the old pattern were found
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The endpoints /material-center/api/block-groups and /material-center/api/block are being used. Let's ensure these endpoints are consistently used across the application.
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API endpoints are consistent across the application
The verification shows that all block-related API endpoints consistently use the /material-center/api/ base path, with proper RESTful conventions for different operations. The endpoints in the reviewed file (/material-center/api/block-groups and /material-center/api/block) align perfectly with the usage patterns across the codebase, including both client-side requests and server-side route definitions.
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
56-56: LGTM! Verify usage of the refresh function.
The change aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring HTTP-related functionality and maintains the fallback to URL parameters.
Let's verify the usage of this exported refresh function across the codebase:
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Let me check how the refresh function is used in the files that import it.
Change is safe and properly scoped
The refresh function from DataSourceList.vue is only imported and used in one place - the parent component Main.vue within the same datasource plugin. The change to use getMetaApi is properly contained within this plugin's scope and doesn't have wider impact across the codebase.
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockDetail.vue (1)
85-85: Verify consistent usage of getBaseInfo() across components.
The change from getState().appInfo.id to getBaseInfo().id aligns with the broader refactoring pattern seen in other components.
Let's verify the consistent usage across the codebase:
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Migration to getBaseInfo() is consistent across the codebase
The verification shows that:
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packages/plugins/page/src/PageFolderSetting.vue (2)
Line range hint 166-173: LGTM: Good safety check for folder deletion.
The validation logic prevents accidental deletion of non-empty folders, which is a good safety measure. The implementation correctly uses optional chaining and provides a clear error message.
108-108: Verify consistent usage of getBaseInfo() across the codebase.
The change from getState().appInfo.id to getBaseInfo().id appears to be part of a broader API migration. Let's verify that this change is consistently applied across the codebase.
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API migration is consistently implemented across the codebase
The verification shows that:
- No instances of the old API
getState().appInfo.idwere found in the codebase - The new API
getBaseInfo().idis consistently used across multiple components and plugins - The implementation in
PageFolderSetting.vuefollows the same pattern as other files
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packages/plugins/bridge/src/BridgeSetting.vue (1)
212-212: LGTM: Consistent with the codebase-wide refactoring pattern.
The change from getState().appInfo.id to getBaseInfo().id aligns with the standardization of how application IDs are retrieved across components.
Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across the codebase:
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packages/plugins/page/src/PageSetting.vue (2)
Line range hint 13-13: Consider migrating local HTTP handling to the new httpService.
The current implementation imports HTTP functionality from a local http.js file. As part of the HTTP refactoring effort:
- Consider migrating these HTTP operations to use the new
httpService. - Enhance error handling to better handle potential failures from the new service.
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The change from getState().appInfo.id to getBaseInfo().id aligns with the architectural changes. However, we should ensure this pattern is consistently applied across the codebase.
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The previous search might have failed due to specific syntax. Let's try a broader search to catch any variations of these patterns and understand the context better. This will help us verify if the change is consistent and if there are any remaining instances of the old pattern.
Change is consistently implemented across the codebase
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- There are no remaining instances of the old pattern
getState().appInfo.id - The new pattern
getBaseInfo().idis consistently used across multiple packages and components - All app ID retrievals use the same approach via
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designer-demo/src/preview.js (1)
27-27: Consider consistent ordering of services.The addition of HttpService to the metas array is correct. However, consider maintaining a consistent alphabetical order of services (e.g.,
[GenerateCodeService, HttpService]) to improve readability and maintainability.- metas: [HttpService, GenerateCodeService] + metas: [GenerateCodeService, HttpService]packages/design-core/src/preview/src/main.js (1)
26-27: Consider documenting HTTP service configuration for preview mode.Since this PR introduces support for user-defined HTTP request configurations, consider:
- Adding documentation on how to configure HTTP services specifically for preview mode
- Providing examples of common preview-specific HTTP configurations
- Explaining any preview-specific limitations or considerations
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designer-demo/src/preview.js (1)
17-17: LGTM!
The import statement follows the existing pattern and correctly imports the HttpService from the local composable module.
packages/design-core/src/preview/src/main.js (2)
15-15: LGTM! Import changes are well-structured.
The addition of initServices to the existing import statement maintains good code organization by grouping related functions from the same package.
26-27: Verify error handling and execution order of initServices.
While the placement of initServices() before app creation seems logical, please verify:
- Error handling strategy for potential initialization failures
- Whether this function is asynchronous and needs to be awaited
- The correct execution order relative to
defineEntry
Let's check the implementation of initServices:
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Based on the results, I can now generate the final response:
No error handling needed for synchronous initServices
The implementation of initServices shows it's a synchronous function that simply initializes registered meta services. The current placement after defineEntry is correct as it processes the services defined in the registry. No try-catch or await is necessary because:
- It's a synchronous function (uses regular forEach, not Promise-based)
- The initialization is already defensive with null checks (
if (context)) - It's correctly placed after service definitions but before app creation
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支持用户自定义http请求配置
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New Features
HttpServiceto the engine's configuration for improved API interactions.Improvements
Dependency Updates
@opentiny/tiny-engine-httpand addedaxiosandaxios-mock-adapterto improve HTTP handling.Bug Fixes