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build(charts): compatible with the old version of charts chart introd… #2327

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    • Enhanced component export logic to handle specific naming conventions for components containing 'Hui', improving clarity in generated outputs.
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The changes in this pull request modify the component export logic in two files: build-entry-app.ts and build-entry.ts. Both files introduce conditional logic to handle component names containing the substring 'Hui'. When this substring is detected, the name 'Huicharts' is replaced with 'Charts' in the export statements. These modifications ensure that both the original and transformed component names are included in the generated output, enhancing the overall structure of the runtime entry file.

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internals/cli/src/commands/build/build-entry-app.ts Modified buildFullRuntime function to include conditional logic for components with 'Hui' in their names, altering export statements.
internals/cli/src/commands/build/build-entry.ts Updated createEntry function to implement similar conditional logic for component mappings in export and default components.

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Comment on lines +103 to +110
.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as ${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
})
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consider refactoring to reduce code duplication

The mapping logic in both exportComponents and defaultComponents is quite similar. To enhance maintainability and reduce repetition, consider extracting the conditional mapping into a helper function.

Example:

function mapComponent(component) {
  if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {
    const replacedComponent = component.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts').trim()
    return {
      exportMapping: `${component}${joinStr}${component} as ${replacedComponent}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`,
      defaultMapping: `${component}${joinStr}${replacedComponent}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
    }
  }
  return {
    exportMapping: `${component}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`,
    defaultMapping: `${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
  }
}

Then apply this function within your mappings:

exportComponents: componentsTemplate
  .map((component) => mapComponent(component).exportMapping)
  .join(joinStr),
defaultComponents: componentsTemplate
  .map((component) => mapComponent(component).defaultMapping)
  .join(joinStr),

This refactoring will make the code cleaner and easier to maintain.

Also applies to: 113-120


⚠️ Potential issue

Potential issue with component name replacement logic

The condition component.includes('Hui') may match component names that include 'Hui' but are not specifically 'Huicharts'. However, the replacement only targets 'Huicharts' by replacing it with 'Charts'. This could lead to situations where the condition is true, but the replacement does nothing, potentially causing incorrect export mappings.

Consider refining the condition to specifically check for 'Huicharts' instead of 'Hui', or adjust the replacement logic to handle all relevant component names.

Potential fix:

.map((component) => {
-  if (component.includes('Hui')) {
+  if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {
     return `${component}${joinStr}${component.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts').trim()}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
   }
   return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
 })

Alternatively, if multiple component names include 'Hui' and require similar handling, ensure that both the condition and the replacement logic are aligned.

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Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

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.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as ${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
})
.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts').trim()}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
})

Comment on lines +113 to +120
.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
})
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⚠️ Potential issue

Potential issue with component name replacement in default components

Similarly, in the defaultComponents mapping, the condition component.includes('Hui') might match component names that contain 'Hui' but not 'Huicharts'. Since the replacement only affects 'Huicharts', this may result in incorrect default component mappings when the component name includes 'Hui' but does not contain 'Huicharts'.

Consider refining the condition or the replacement logic to ensure consistent and correct component mappings.

Potential fix:

.map((component) => {
-  if (component.includes('Hui')) {
+  if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {
     return `${component}${joinStr}${component.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts').trim()}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
   }
   return `${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
 })
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‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.

Suggested change
.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
})
.map((component) => {
if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
}
return `${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
})

Comment on lines +153 to +156
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component} as ${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}${joinStr}${component} as Tiny${component.trim()}`
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix the inconsistency between the condition and the replacement

The condition component.includes('Hui') checks for 'Hui', but the replacement targets 'Huicharts'. If a component includes 'Hui' but not 'Huicharts', the replacement will not be effective.

To ensure the replacement works as intended, consider aligning the condition and the replacement string.

Option 1: Change the condition to check for 'Huicharts':

- if (component.includes('Hui')) {
+ if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {

Option 2: Modify the replacement string to replace 'Hui' with 'Charts':

- .replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
+ .replace('Hui', 'Charts')

Please verify which option matches the desired behavior.

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

Comment on lines +163 to +166
if (component.includes('Hui')) {
return `${component}${joinStr}${component
.replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
.trim()}: ${component}${joinStr}Tiny${component.trim()}: ${component}`
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix the inconsistency between the condition and the replacement

The same inconsistency exists here in the defaultComponents mapping. The condition checks for 'Hui', but the replacement targets 'Huicharts'. This could lead to the replacement not functioning as intended.

Apply the same fix as suggested earlier to ensure consistency:

Option 1:

- if (component.includes('Hui')) {
+ if (component.includes('Huicharts')) {

Option 2:

- .replace('Huicharts', 'Charts')
+ .replace('Hui', 'Charts')

Confirm which option aligns with the intended functionality.

Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.

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