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perf: easy to define fieldName of response data #5442

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改进requestClient,更容易地定义返回数据的字段名,支持更多的方式判断是否访问成功的逻辑以兼容不同的后端数据结构。

返回数据的code名称支持自定义且不限于数值类型,判断是否访问成功除了简单对比code是否一致以外也兼容范围判断或者更复杂的判断方式(使用自定义的函数判断是否访问成功),获取接口主要数据的方式除了指定data字段名以外,也可以传入一个自定义的函数用于更复杂的环境(比如有些翻页数据接口把total放在了code这一层)

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  • New Features

    • Added a new response interceptor defaultResponseInterceptor across multiple projects to standardize API response handling
    • Introduced more flexible configuration for processing API responses with custom code, data, and success code fields
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    • Simplified response handling in RequestClient class by removing previous response interceptor
    • Enhanced response processing with more configurable interceptor
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    • Removed a specific test case related to response return functionality

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This pull request introduces a new defaultResponseInterceptor across multiple web application and request client files. The interceptor is designed to standardize API response handling by providing configurable parameters for response code, data field, and success code. It is added to the createRequestClient function in various project locations, enhancing the flexibility of response processing before authentication and error handling stages. The changes aim to create a more consistent and adaptable approach to managing API responses.

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File Change Summary
apps/web-*/src/api/request.ts Added defaultResponseInterceptor to createRequestClient function
packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts Introduced defaultResponseInterceptor function with configurable response handling
packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts Removed HttpResponse type and deleted basic response interceptor
packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.test.ts Removed test case for verifying different response return types

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    participant Client
    participant DefaultResponseInterceptor
    participant AuthenticateResponseInterceptor
    
    Client->>DefaultResponseInterceptor: Send API Response
    DefaultResponseInterceptor->>DefaultResponseInterceptor: Process Response
    DefaultResponseInterceptor->>AuthenticateResponseInterceptor: Pass Processed Response
    AuthenticateResponseInterceptor->>Client: Return Final Response
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apps/web-antd/src/api/request.ts (1)

74-82: Consider making response configuration more flexible.

The hardcoded configuration values could be externalized to support different API patterns:

  1. Move configuration to environment variables or config file
  2. Allow for complex success code validation

Example configuration approach:

+ // config/api.ts
+ export const apiConfig = {
+   response: {
+     codeField: process.env.API_CODE_FIELD || 'code',
+     dataField: process.env.API_DATA_FIELD || 'data',
+     // Support range checks or multiple success codes
+     successCode: (code: number) => code >= 200 && code < 300 || code === 0,
+   },
+ };

  client.addResponseInterceptor(
    defaultResponseInterceptor({
-     codeField: 'code',
-     dataField: 'data',
-     successCode: 0,
+     ...apiConfig.response,
    }),
  );
apps/web-ele/src/api/request.ts (1)

74-82: Consider extracting common request client configuration.

The interceptor configuration is duplicated across web variants. Consider:

  1. Creating a shared configuration module
  2. Extracting common request client setup into a base factory

Example approach:

// packages/effects/request/src/factories/create-base-client.ts
export function createBaseRequestClient(baseURL: string, options?: RequestClientOptions) {
  const client = new RequestClient({
    ...options,
    baseURL,
  });

  client.addResponseInterceptor(
    defaultResponseInterceptor({
      codeField: apiConfig.response.codeField,
      dataField: apiConfig.response.dataField,
      successCode: apiConfig.response.successCode,
    }),
  );

  return client;
}

Then in each web variant:

function createRequestClient(baseURL: string, options?: RequestClientOptions) {
  const client = createBaseRequestClient(baseURL, options);
  // Add app-specific interceptors
  return client;
}
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packages/effects/request/src/request-client/request-client.ts (1)

3-3: Ensure the removal of default response interceptor does not affect response handling

The removal of the default response interceptor from RequestClient may impact how responses are processed. Please verify that all instances of RequestClient now include the necessary response interceptors to handle responses appropriately.

apps/web-naive/src/api/request.ts (2)

10-10: Importing defaultResponseInterceptor is appropriate

The addition of defaultResponseInterceptor to the imports is correct and aligns with the new response handling logic.


74-81: Confirm the configuration of defaultResponseInterceptor

The configuration of defaultResponseInterceptor with codeField: 'code', dataField: 'data', and successCode: 0 appears appropriate. Ensure that these settings match your API's response structure.

playground/src/api/request.ts (2)

10-10: Correctly importing defaultResponseInterceptor

The import of defaultResponseInterceptor is correctly added to support the new response processing.


74-82: Validate the interceptor's configuration

The defaultResponseInterceptor is configured with codeField: 'code', dataField: 'data', and successCode: 0. Please confirm that these values align with your API's response structure to ensure proper handling.

packages/effects/request/src/request-client/preset-interceptors.ts (1)

Line range hint 47-168: LGTM! Interceptor chain order is correctly maintained.

The existing interceptors work well with the new defaultResponseInterceptor. The order ensures proper handling:

  1. Response data format validation
  2. Authentication checks
  3. Generic error handling

@mynetfan mynetfan merged commit 22e6f28 into vbenjs:main Jan 20, 2025
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@mynetfan mynetfan deleted the perf/request branch January 20, 2025 10:38
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gee1k commented Jan 21, 2025

downloader 和 uploader 没有做相应的调整,不能支持 responseReturn 参数,例如 request client 的 responseReturn 设置为 data 时,此时如果有下载接口,返回 Blob ,downloader 的 responseReturn 需要特殊设置为 body 以获取 Blob 对象。甚至如果需要获取下载接口的返回头中的文件名的话,downloader 的 responseReturn 需要特殊设置为 raw 以获取返回头信息。

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