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💄 354 removed watcher from filedropzone and reformated #355

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@langehm langehm commented Dec 10, 2024

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  • removed watcher and prop for reseting the warnings (see issue for example)
  • formated code
  • formated comments to multiline
  • used 3.3+ vue and typescript way of Emits
  • reformated if conditions without brackets

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langehm commented Dec 10, 2024

I removed the _ from the functions - saw no purpose in the lowdash and we are not differentiating between different types of functions.
We don#t use if statements without brackets moreover some empty return statements could be removed by just using 1 (one) else.

@langehm langehm changed the title 354 add example to delete warnings without watcher 💄 354 removed watcher from filedropzone and reformated Dec 10, 2024
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langehm commented Dec 10, 2024

And i moved the default story to the top - it should be the first story to be seen.

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As this would be a breaking change for users of this component I would like to get @markostreich to review this, too.

To me it looks good. I don't know if I like the automatic approach of the watcher or the more functional approach more.

Code wise it LGTM

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langehm commented Dec 10, 2024

As this would be a breaking change for users of this component I would like to get @markostreich to review this, too.

To me it looks good. I don't know if I like the automatic approach of the watcher or the more functional approach more.

Code wise it LGTM

Yes would be good if @markostreich looks over this one!
I dislike watcher as they can stack very easily. More over the prop for reseting is not a call, it was a boolean which normally is toggled but here need to be set dynamically to true!

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I tested the new approach successfully. We can adopt the change. As mentioned in my two comments, the presentation in the Storybook should now also be adjusted to include a demonstration of the clearance of warnings so that interested users can see how it works.

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export const Default = {};

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Please add arguments to present a working example in the storybook in top of this section.

It would be beneficial if the example included an application where interested users can see how warnings are cleared with this new approach.

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defineExpose({
clearWarnings,
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Please add a description for clearWarnings that will be displayed in the storybook.

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Remove watcher and maybe add example for refs usage
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