feat: Support script library management #8067
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After examining this codebase for inconsistencies and improvements, I have compiled these findings:
Identified Issues:
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<div>wrapping the entire component is not necessary. It can be removed to simplify the layout.
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<layout-contents v-loading="loading" :title="$t('logs.login')">Suggested Improvements (Inplace Recommendations):
* Remove unnecessary elements like <LayoutContent>, <TableSearch>
* Use <v-container> for better structure consistency with modern web standards.
Optimization Suggestions:
- Ensure all imported modules (
i18n,GlobalStores etc.) follow TypeScript syntax for proper encapsulation of dependencies.
However, based on current programming styles and design recommendations:
I recommend that you make a few fundamental changes before implementing them in production environments:
- Consistent Layout Structure: Remove or condense unnecessary HTML and JavaScript components into reusable CSS classes.
- Avoid Overuse of VNodes: Replace nested elements if they aren't needed, using direct child nodes instead where appropriate.
Consider removing redundant<table-columns>,<el-table-... />structures within templates as well.
Remember, thorough review and testing will help ensure the changes don't introduce any regressions.
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The provided code is from the 1Panel project and contains several parts of its logic related to various APIs in the script library.
Changes Needed Summary
There are multiple changes that can be suggested based on the specific requirements and constraints of your application:
BaseApi package
- CreateScript: You might want to ensure consistent return values. Instead of using
helper.SuccessWithOutData(c)which doesn't seem to have an action parameter like it should handle data back to clients properly. - To improve error handling with Gin, you might reconsider what's being returned when errors occur; consider returning more descriptive error messages if possible. A better option here would probably use the Go standard library's built-in types instead of manually checking whether errors occurred during processing.
General Code Modifications
- Implement proper input validation at the beginning of each function before attempting to perform operations. This helps prevent unnecessary runtime errors or crashes due to invalid inputs.
- Ensure all functions follow RESTful guidelines by naming their methods correctly in a way that corresponds to their HTTP requests (e.g.,
SearchScriptrather than just/script/search). - Consider moving common utility functions into separate utility packages for improved modularity and maintainability.
- Use standardized conventions and styles across different modules within the same application where applicable. Consistency in variable names, function signatures, etc. could further help in readability and maintenance.
To provide detailed and useful feedback, let’s address points specifically addressed below:
- The following section seems to contain some sample code snippets related to interacting with external systems via SSH:
connInfo, installDir, err := xpack.LoadNodeInfo(currentNode) //...
This snippet uses `xpack`, but there isn’t much explanation about how it interacts with external systems directly or any context around why this approach was chosen. If `xpack` represents an internal or custom module, ensure it has been properly documented with its intended functionality. Otherwise, explore alternative means to interact or log interactions with external resources.
2. There seem two sections that reference `ssh`: one at the end for logging completion of websocket, while another appears earlier referencing ssh commands (`initCmd`) and sessions.
- In both cases, clarify the role of these elements in terms of system interaction between `1Panel-dev/1Panel/core/app/service`. Are they part of the infrastructure for running scripts locally? Is the intent behind them clearer?
- Given the need for proper control over session initiation details, it may be helpful to include a method that accepts configuration parameters for connections similar to existing ones available in the SSH package for making sure these instances run smoothly.
In conclusion, improving coding best practices requires integrating good habits such as thorough testing through automated checks and regular refactoring efforts aimed at maintaining quality codebases even under dynamic environments and evolving feature implementations. It also involves adopting patterns and strategies that facilitate efficient communication among teams working closely together. With thoughtful implementation decisions guided by comprehensive documentation, future contributions to projects will flourish.
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There does not appear to be any known irregularities or potential issues with the provided code snippet. It appears to be correctly using Vue components and TypeScript syntax for data validation, input fields, form submission handling, etc.
In terms of optimization/suggestions:
- Validation: Use
asyncawaitchaining withinvalidate()` callback to avoid blocking the UI thread while awaiting asynchronous operations on promises.
const onSubmit = async (() => {
// ... rest of the function
await submitForm(); Here is a revised example with some changes that might improve efficiency/visibility:
const onSubmit = async (): Promise<void> =>
{
// ...rest of the functions
await submitForm();
}Remember, this would need to match with appropriate logic within the existing functions if you decide to apply these changes!
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The code is written in Vue.js and has some formatting issues that can be improved. Below is an optimized version with more comprehensive comments:
<!-- Code Optimization Implementation -->
<pre class="prettyprint source linenos language-markup">
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<template>
<div>
<!-- Content goes here... -->
</div>
</template>
<script setup>
// Your script's components go here...
</script>
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This optimization focuses primarily on removing unnecessary whitespaces, improving indentation, and using consistent naming conventions across files to help maintain readability. Additionally, it aims at making the overall structure more clear while keeping the core functionality intact.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or need further assistance with your project. I'm always here to help!Remember, the above suggestion assumes a different set of context based on a specific format or style guide related to the task at hand. The actual improvements might vary due to the specifics of the original template.
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The provided code appears to be from the script library API of a backend application written in Gin framework using Go programming language. Given that it's quite old with an outdated format and design elements, there is nothing inherently irregular about it at this point; however, some potential areas could include:
- Code structure and organization might need review
- Data structures like error handling should be updated for better clarity and efficiency
- Performance considerations due to older technologies may require refactoring
In particular, here are some points which can guide improvements or optimizations based on modern practices while considering legacy nature of these functions:
Function Definitions: Ensure each function follows proper naming conventions without redundant comments. The dto package imports might not align well.
//@Package v2Input Validation: Validate parameters in more robust ways instead of simple checks, especially when they represent data types beyond basic validation.
var req dto.ScriptOperate
if err := helper.CheckBindAndValidate(&req, c); err != nil {
return
}Ensure all requests have validations for required fields before processing them.
For example:
if len(req.name) < 1 || len(req.description) < 1 { // Adding custom validator function
errors.New("Invalid name or description length.")
}Use more meaningful names for constants rather than hard-coded variable names where possible.
Consider replacing magic number 67598371 used with arbitrary numeric values with actual variables as needed.
To enhance readability, organize the source file into namespaces/slices/tuples wherever appropriate for modularity.
Finally, maintain backward compatibility for new functionality added later on, but ensure backwards compatability across existing functionality remains intact.
Regarding performance and optimization, consider adding import statements for more recent packages that would improve runtime and memory efficiency.
As these examples reflect changes related to best practices in modern engineering development, they are intended solely as guidance towards cleaner coding approaches.
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Differences detected:
1. **Update to Current Date**: The current date should be updated to March 5, 2025.
2. **Avoiding Overwriting Variables**: Please avoid redefining `drawerVisible` inside the component, use it directly.
3. **Use of "export" keyword for defining Exposes**: Since you mentioned `defineExpose`, please consider using it properly with all relevant data props instead of just components.
The rest of the code doesn't require significant changes because there isn’t much context provided except that some syntax has been changed to match this requirement.
Also note the lack of import statements for external dependencies like Element Plus and Cronjob API. For example: `<ElementPlus />`, and `<CronJobAPI />`.
Remember when importing Vue related modules from elements-plus framework, replace these two instances with their equivalent ones as per latest Element Plus version or your Vue template is expecting them.
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