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fix: datasource remote result could not reshow again after edit #847

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修复远程数据源面板请求结果输入框在编辑之后,重新点击发送请求,如果请求结果一样,无法重新填充到请求结果输入框的 bug

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复现步骤:

  1. 配置好请求相关表单
  2. 点击请求远程数据源,得到远程请求结果展示在结果面板
  3. 手动编辑请求结果面板,将结果清空
  4. 再次点发送请求,请求结果得到一样,但是请求结果并没有重新填充到请求结果编辑器中。

Issue Number: #845

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  • New Features
    • Enhanced interactivity of the Monaco editor by implementing an event handler that updates the editor's content in real-time.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved responsiveness of the editor to user changes.

修复远程数据源面板请求结果输入框在编辑之后,重新点击发送请求,如果请求结果一样,无法重新填充到请求结果输入框的
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The changes in the DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue file involve the addition of an event handler for the Monaco editor component. An @change event listener has been added to the monaco-editor, which triggers the newly defined handleChange method. This method updates the component's state with the new value from the editor. The overall structure of the component remains the same, focusing on enhancing the interactivity of the editor.

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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue Added handleChange method and @change event listener for the monaco-editor component.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue (2)

77-85: LGTM: handleChange method implemented correctly

The implementation of the handleChange method and its inclusion in the setup function's return statement are correct. This change allows the component to update its state when the editor content changes, addressing the issue described in the PR objectives.

A minor suggestion for improvement:

Consider using the ref API instead of reactive for state, as it's simpler and more appropriate for primitive values:

-const state = reactive({
-  value: '',
-  options: {
+const value = ref('')
+const options = reactive({
   theme: theme(),
   roundedSelection: true,
   automaticLayout: true,
   autoIndent: true,
   language: 'json',
   minimap: { enabled: false }
-  }
-})
+})

-const handleChange = (val) => {
-  state.value = val
-}
+const handleChange = (val) => {
+  value.value = val
+}

 return {
-  state,
+  value,
+  options,
   copyData,
   editor,
   handleChange
 }

This change would make the code more idiomatic and easier to reason about.


Potential Missing Functionality for Resending or Repopulating Data

The implemented changes enhance the component's reactivity by updating the state when the editor content changes. However, there is no evident mechanism to resend the request or repopulate the input box with the updated data as outlined in the PR objectives.

Recommendations:

  • Implement functionality to resend the request after editing the data.
  • Ensure the input box can be repopulated with the latest request results to fully resolve the described bug.
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Line range hint 1-138: Verify if the changes fully address the PR objectives

The implemented changes improve the component's ability to react to and store changes in the editor content, which is a step towards addressing the issue described in the PR objectives. However, there are a few points to consider:

  1. The PR objectives mention that the input box fails to repopulate with the request results after editing. The current changes update the component's state, but there's no clear mechanism to "resend" the request or repopulate the input box.

  2. It's not clear how these changes ensure that the results can be displayed again after editing, especially if the results remain unchanged.

To ensure that the PR fully addresses the stated objectives, please verify the following:

  1. Is there a parent component or a store that handles the "resend" functionality?
  2. How does this component interact with the rest of the application to achieve the desired behavior of reshowing the results?

Consider running the following script to search for related functionality:

If the current changes don't fully address the PR objectives, additional modifications may be needed, possibly in other components or in the application's state management.

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for related components and methods that might handle resending or repopulating data
rg --type vue --type js -i '(resend|repopulate|refresh|update).*data'

Length of output: 99


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for related components and methods that might handle resending or repopulating data
rg -g "*.vue" -g "*.js" -i '(resend|repopulate|refresh|update).*data'

Length of output: 5734

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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue (1)

13-19: LGTM: Event listener added to Monaco Editor

The addition of the @change event listener to the monaco-editor component is a good improvement. It allows the component to react to changes in the editor's content, which is crucial for addressing the issue described in the PR objectives.

@hexqi hexqi merged commit 119b9e8 into opentiny:develop Oct 22, 2024
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