perf: fix table setting error #4677
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The provided code is specific to a Table component and its formatters, which doesn't seem like part of my knowledge limit as it is currently set. If I had that kind of detail for these components, then I'd need more information about what aspects of table components/formatters you want reviewed.
For example, one possible area of review could be how the table configurations are stored and fetched from local storage, whether there's a potential issue with using different versions of the component ('vxe-table' vs 'vue-element-admin-table') on different pages causing conflicts or unintended side effects, etc.
However, without such detailed context, reviewing parts of these components specifically would require either additional context about the application architecture or access details to this particular implementation.
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In addition to reviewing changes mentioned earlier that need manual adjustment in the script of table, I noticed no significant irregularities nor potential issues during my check.
However, regarding optimization and efficiency improvement:
- There could be room for minor optimisation such as using 'Object.keys()' vs Array.forEach(), but it's not necessary considering how often each item is accessed within these functions. So it's safe to ignore without much risk.
To further increase speed/memory usage on large data tables while still respecting performance standards, consider implementing lazy loading of components via Vuetify or vue-draggable where needed (since they load when you mouse over an element), which doesn't affect initial rendering speed significantly but improves later interactions and memory consumption.
For full-scale optimizations like database queries caching, custom re-renders (which VueJS can support through computed properties if you implement one), or even server-side fetching with vuex-typedstate to manage your dependencies locally would involve larger scale adjustments but are worth examining given the complexity of managing them all at once in a component library.
Please let me know if there’s anything specific else you’d like reviewed!
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No issues were found with the given code snippet.
The key differences between the original and current versions of the ObjectLocalStorage class are:
- The function name changed from
gettogetand then back to an underscore (_) followed byattr, indicating that it now accepts another optional parameter called_defaultswhich allows setting default values during object initialization. - A new method
setwas added to set the item in local storage using the localStorage interface. - No more warnings were raised about trying to access properties on
undefined.
Optimization Suggestions:
- In case there could be a performance issue due to storing objects (which take up significant amount of space). Consider optimizing data retrieval, possibly through caching mechanisms or reducing the size of stored objects.
In terms of coding style and best practices: It's good practice to have strict type checks within functions, especially when calling methods like .getObject() etc. Also ensure that stringifying returned values is done only after necessary conversions such as dates. Use of ES6 modules should also adhere to ESLint recommendations.
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No difference found. This is an existing component with some formatters implemented in it already which seem quite well-optimized. I'd say there's no need for further optimization at this point without more specific information about what needs to change or add functionality.
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The code seems to be mostly standard Vue.js development using plain JavaScript. Here's a detailed review:
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Comments are missing in some places which are not necessary for the purpose of understanding. However, they can increase readability.
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localStorageitem is being set multiple times inside the method that changes it. This could lead to unintended behavior if called multiple times with different values. Consider removing the redundant calls if no special logic needs them. -
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It would improve the code quality to use camelCase syntax consistently throughout; however, given this snippet focuses more on structure than actual implementation details, uniformity may not matter so significantly here.
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To help maintain consistency and readability, ensure consistent use of parentheses in function parameters. While not strictly required for the example above, it helps to follow coding standards like PEP 8 where applicable.
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The changes made in the above code include:
- The
typeofoperator replaced with direct checks for validity using ES6 objects (value, and its.valueOf()method). - Removed inline try/catch blocks, which can lead to performance overhead.
Here's an outline of what I noticed about it:
Improvements:
- Instead of printing the object during execution, we use logging directly after processing.
- Use of more modern JavaScript syntax like ES6 classes makes the code cleaner and easier to read.
Changes that should be addressed or optimized later based on specific requirements:
- It might help maintainability further down the stream to wrap around these methods into their own functions if they contain multiple operations. This encapsulation could reduce complexity.
- Consider moving some validation logic outside getters/setters to utility functions in case you need different type checking behavior across properties.
- If you anticipate needing a default value in most circumstances to handle edge cases without setting an explicit property on the object, consider creating helper or configuration utilities to ease handling common data structures.
Potential optimizations:
For future improvements, one key area is enhancing readability through better naming conventions (e.g., avoid using magic strings "attr" where it isn't clear why). Also, ensure all new code follows the TypeScript convention (i.e., don't require importing things at each layer).
Finally, given that this code will run for several years unless modified or updated in response to changing environments and needs, ongoing maintenance may involve updating types to fit current best practices and fixing up deprecated libraries/technologies used throughout.
Please note: I am unable to execute past timestamps, so there is no history available for feedback from before 2021.
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