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Modify the block template download method to pnpm, modify the block release environment variables #14

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    • Updated npm configuration commands for improved authentication and registry settings.
    • Introduced a new property for domestic npm mirrors in the configuration settings.
    • Shifted package management from npm to pnpm in the VueBlockBuilder class.
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    • Corrected the registry URL format in the configuration for better compatibility.
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    • Improved formatting consistency in the VueBlockBuilder class.

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The pull request introduces modifications across three files related to npm registry configuration and package management. In cnpm.ts, the loginInNpm method of the CnpmService class is updated to adjust the commands for setting the npm registry and authentication token. The vueBlockBuilder.ts file sees changes in the VueBlockBuilder class, including a shift from npm to pnpm for package installation. Lastly, the config.default.ts file is enhanced with new configuration properties for npm registries and updated import statements.

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File Path Change Summary
app/service/cnpm.ts Updated CnpmService's loginInNpm method to modify npm registry and authentication commands.
app/service/material-center/vueBlockBuilder.ts Adjusted formatting, changed registry variable from npmRegistryOptions to cnpmRegistryOptions, and switched package manager from npm to pnpm.
config/config.default.ts Added cnpmRegistryOptions for domestic npm mirrors, updated registry URL format, and modified import order for enums.

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app/service/cnpm.ts (1)

21-23: Overall assessment of changes to loginInNpm method

The modifications to the npm configuration commands in the loginInNpm method introduce some improvements, particularly the addition of user verification. However, the changes also make assumptions about the format of this.registry that could potentially lead to issues.

To ensure robustness:

  1. Verify the format of this.registry throughout the application.
  2. Consider implementing the suggested improvements to handle various formats of this.registry.
  3. Add error handling to catch and log any issues that might occur during the npm configuration process.

These changes will help maintain the reliability of the npm login process across different environments and registry configurations.

app/service/material-center/vueBlockBuilder.ts (1)

Line range hint 16-57: Summary of changes and potential impact

The changes in this file appear to be part of a larger shift in the project's package management strategy:

  1. The switch from npmRegistryOptions to cnpmRegistryOptions suggests a change in the registry being used.
  2. The adoption of pnpm instead of npm for package installation indicates a change in the package manager.

These changes, while beneficial in terms of efficiency and potentially solving specific issues, may have broader implications:

  • Ensure all team members are aware of and equipped to work with the new package management setup.
  • Update any documentation, README files, or contribution guidelines to reflect these changes.
  • Review and update any CI/CD pipelines or scripts that may be affected by these changes.
  • Consider creating a migration guide if these changes require actions from other developers or in other parts of the codebase.

Consider documenting the rationale behind these changes and any expected benefits or potential challenges in the project's documentation or wiki. This will help maintain institutional knowledge and assist future developers in understanding the project's evolution.

config/config.default.ts (3)

318-318: LGTM: Registry configuration updated correctly.

The registry configuration has been properly updated to use the complete URL 'https://registry.npmjs.org/'. This is a good practice and ensures consistency.

Consider removing the comment about replacing with a private repository if it's not applicable to all deployments of this configuration. If it is generally applicable, consider making it more prominent, perhaps as a TODO or a configuration option.


Line range hint 307-314: Consider adding logic to choose between registry options.

The addition of cnpmRegistryOptions for a domestic npm mirror alongside the existing npmRegistryOptions provides good flexibility. However, it's not clear how the system decides which option to use.

Consider adding logic to dynamically choose between npmRegistryOptions and cnpmRegistryOptions based on the deployment environment or a configuration flag. This would make the system more adaptable to different scenarios without requiring code changes.


Line range hint 1-327: Consider restructuring the configuration file for better organization.

The configuration file contains a mix of different types of configurations (npm, git, AI models, etc.). While this is not incorrect, it could be improved for better readability and maintainability.

Consider restructuring the configuration file by:

  1. Grouping related configurations together (e.g., all npm-related configs in one section, all git-related configs in another).
  2. Using comments to clearly delineate different sections of the configuration.
  3. Potentially splitting very large configuration objects (like aiChat) into separate files and importing them.

This restructuring would make the file easier to navigate and maintain as the project grows.

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app/service/cnpm.ts (2)

23-23: Good addition of npm user verification

Adding the npm whoami command is a good practice to verify the successful login after setting the registry and token. This helps catch any potential authentication issues early.


21-21: Verify the format of this.registry

The removal of 'https://' from the registry setting command suggests that this.registry now includes the protocol. Please ensure that this.registry always includes the protocol (e.g., 'https://registry.npmjs.org') to avoid potential connection issues.

To confirm the format of this.registry, you can run the following script:

If this.registry doesn't always include the protocol, consider updating the command to:

`npm config set registry ${this.registry.startsWith('http') ? this.registry : `https://${this.registry}`}`,
app/service/material-center/vueBlockBuilder.ts (3)

16-16: LGTM: Improved code formatting

The added space before the opening brace in the class declaration improves code formatting consistency and aligns with common JavaScript/TypeScript style guidelines.


48-48: Verify the impact of changing registry options

The change from npmRegistryOptions to cnpmRegistryOptions suggests a shift in the package manager or registry being used. Please ensure that:

  1. The cnpmRegistryOptions is properly defined and contains all necessary registry information.
  2. This change is consistent with other parts of the codebase that might rely on registry options.
  3. The new options don't introduce any breaking changes in the build process.

To help verify this change, you can run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for other occurrences of npmRegistryOptions and cnpmRegistryOptions
echo "Occurrences of npmRegistryOptions:"
rg --type typescript "npmRegistryOptions"

echo "\nOccurrences of cnpmRegistryOptions:"
rg --type typescript "cnpmRegistryOptions"

# Check the structure of both options
echo "\nStructure of npmRegistryOptions:"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern '$_.$_.npmRegistryOptions'

echo "\nStructure of cnpmRegistryOptions:"
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern '$_.$_.cnpmRegistryOptions'

57-57: Approve change to pnpm, but verify consistency

The switch from npm to pnpm for package installation is a good optimization. pnpm is known for its efficiency and disk space savings. However, please ensure that:

  1. This change is consistent across the entire project.
  2. All developers are aware of the switch to pnpm and have it installed.
  3. Any CI/CD pipelines or scripts that rely on npm commands are updated accordingly.

To help verify the consistency of this change, you can run the following script:

config/config.default.ts (2)

14-14: LGTM: Import statement added correctly.

The new import statement for E_FOUNDATION_MODEL and E_SchemaFormatFunc is correctly added and these enums are used in the configuration, making this a necessary change.


311-314: Improve documentation for the new configuration.

While the new cnpmRegistryOptions configuration is correctly added, the comment "国内镜像" (domestic mirror) could be more descriptive. Consider adding a more detailed explanation of this configuration's purpose and usage.

As suggested in a previous review, please add comprehensive documentation for this new configuration parameter. Also, check if the project's existing documentation needs to be updated to reflect this addition.

`npm config set //${this.registry}:_authToken=${this.authToken}`,
`npm whoami --registry https://${this.registry}`
`npm config set registry ${this.registry}`,
`npm config set //${this.registry.split("//")?.[1]}:_authToken=${this.authToken}`,
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve robustness of authentication token setting

The current implementation assumes this.registry always includes a protocol. To make this more robust:

Consider updating the line to handle cases where this.registry might not include a protocol:

`npm config set //${this.registry.includes('//') ? this.registry.split('//')[1] : this.registry}:_authToken=${this.authToken}`,

This change ensures the command works correctly regardless of whether this.registry includes a protocol or not.

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