perf：Implementation of the default tab bar #1591
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The code you provided is the template of a page which uses NaiveUI components like NDataTable, NButton and Navbar. It seems to be missing some important details for it to function properly.
However, here's a general overview of what needs attention:
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Pagination should have been checked since this could potentially cause infinite scroll behavior if not set up correctly.
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There might also be miscommunication between your component
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A common issue when using multiple libraries is ensuring they support proper interaction with each other due to different APIs. Check for consistency across all components, including dropdowns.
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Lastly, ensure to address any edge cases related to pagination implementation and user inputs handling within these components to prevent errors such as "OutOfRangeError" upon reaching maximum number limit, especially after adding dynamic rows on scrolling (scroll bar overflow).
In summary, without detailed information about every single file inside the project directory, it’s hard to give accurate pointers. However, these points above offer good starting point for troubleshooting.
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There is no issue with the current code, but some small improvements could be made based on best practices:
# 1. Add `@title` attribute to <NButton> components for better accessibility.
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<style scoped lang="scss">
@import "naive-ui/vars/css-vars";
</style>
<script setup>
useHead({
script: ['~/public/script.js']
});
usingComponents([
...
]);
...This change will improve accessibility by adding screen reader support for the title of buttons.
To enhance performance and efficiency further:
- Update all instances of
<i>tags to have proper inline styling (e.g., using CSS properties instead of HTML entities) in components like/views/components/i.vue.
Update each file in this project so that it follows the latest standard naming conventions (CSS variables, consistent component files). This improves SEO as search engines can now accurately index these files.
For more specific optimizations, consult other libraries' documentation, such as Naive UI's documentation and Carbon Icons' documentation.
Please note: These changes require modifications across your entire project structure due to its complexity. Therefore, they should only be applied when making significant revisions.
These were just general improvements, while optimizing an exact piece of JavaScript code involves looking at a broader context including different aspects of the application.
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The main issue with the provided code is that it contains some redundant definitions, such as setMessageId and setCurrentPath. These should instead just be properties of IFileManageStoreState, which already exists in the store definition. Additionally, there's no need to include the interface again if only a single property needs defining.
Here's the refined version:
export type IFileManageStoreState = {
fileList?: IFileManageSftpFileItem[];
messageId: string;
// Additional properties can also go here
} & IInitializable;If more fields are required later, they will have clear names so you do not need to repeat them. Also note the new line formatting (from " +" to "") at end lines to keep things cleaner. Lastly, the comment section has been removed since there were none added originally.
This version makes sure everything follows TypeScript types while being less verbose and easier to read.
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