fix: Chat_log_permission

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: Chat_log_permission

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[shaohuzhang1]

Here are some general comments and suggestions for your code:

1. Dynamic API Calls and Conditional Rendering: The condition v-if="detail.workspace_id" to determine whether SelectKnowledgeDocument should be rendered makes sense and is used correctly.

2. Custom Filter Function (postKnowledgeHandler):

   • Ensure that hasPermission returns a boolean value.
   • Simplify the permission checks by using logical operators like || instead of multiple calls to new Permission.

3. Event Handling:

   • Add event handlers for buttons or other controls that interact with the component's logic.
   • Ensure all emitted events (refresh, etc.) have corresponding watchers in the parent component.

4. Validation Rules:

   • Verify that form rules are correctly defined and handle errors appropriately.
     Consider adding error feedback messages based on validation results.

5. Logging and Debugging:

   • Use console logs to trace execution flow and identify any unexpected behavior.
   • Add alerts or notifications where applicable to improve user experience.

6. Error Handling:
   Implement robust error handling for API requests and UI components.
   Provide informative messages to users when operations fail.

7. Consistent Naming Conventions:
   Maintain consistent naming conventions for variables, methods, and class properties.
   This improves readability and maintainability.

8. Code Readability:
   Break down complex functions into smaller parts for better organization and understanding.
   Inline simple functions when they add significant clarity.

9. Security and Privacy:
   Ensure secure handling of sensitive data such as permissions and roles.
   Validate inputs before processing them to mitigate risks.

10. Testing:
    Write comprehensive unit tests to cover all functionalities of this component.
    Test various scenarios including permission checks, conditional rendering, and API interactions.

Here is an optimized version with these considerations:

<template>
  <el-form ref="formRef" :model="form" :rules="formRules">
    <!-- ...existing fields... -->
  </el-form>
  <SelectKnowledgeDocument
    v-if="detail.workspace_id"
    ref="SelectKnowledgeDocumentRef"
    :post-knowledge-handler="postKnowledgeHandler"
    :api-type="apiType"
    @changeKnowledge="changeKnowledge"
    @changeDocument="changeDocument"
  />
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { ref, reactive, computed } from 'vue'
import type { FormInstance, FormRules } from 'element-plus'
import SelectKnowledgeDocument from '@/components/common/SelectKnowledgeDocument.vue'
// Import other dependencies

export default {
  name: 'YourComponentName',
  setup() {
    const formRef = ref<FormInstance>()
    // Existing code...

    const apiType = computed(() => {...})

    const postKnowledgeHandler = (knowledgeList: Array<any>): Array<any> => {
      return knowledgeList.filter(item => {
        if (
          apiType.value === 'workspace' &&
          hasPermission([
            {
              roleKey: RoleConst.WORKSPACE_MANAGE.roleKey,
              resourcePermissions: ['KNOWLEDGE'],
              resourceId: item.id,
            },
            {
              roleKey: PermissionConst.RESOURCE_KNOWLEDGE_DOCUMENT_READ_WRITE.roleKey,
              resourceKey: RoleConst.WORKSPACE_RESOURCE_PERMISSION.resourceKey,
              resourceName: 'KNOWLEDGE',
              resourceId: item.id,
            },
          ])
        ) {
          return true
        }
        if (
          apiType.value === 'systemManage' &&
          hasPermission([RoleConst.ADMIN.roleKey, PermissionConst.RESOURCES.KNOWLEDGE_DOCUMENT_EDIT.roleKey])
        ) {
          return true
        }
        return false
      })
    }

    const form = reactive({
      chat_id: '',
      record_id: ''
    })

    // Existing code...
    
    return {
      formRef,
      form,
      formRules,
      selectKnowledgeDialogVisible,
      loading,
      detail,
      apiType,
      postKnowledgeHandler,
      emit,
    }
  },
}
</script>

Key Improvements:

• Used computed property apiType.
• Combined permissions checks into a simpler structure.
• Refactored inline function within filter method.
• Improved security practices for roles and resources.

Make sure to adjust according to specific project requirements and existing architecture.

[shaohuzhang1]

The code looks well-written, but there are a few enhancements and optimizations you can consider:

1. Type Annotation: Add type annotations to parameters and variables to improve readability and maintainability.

2. Destructuring: Use destructuring instead of ref for better performance and cleaner syntax.

3. Permissions: The way permissions are checked and used can be simplified using functional components and hooks.

4. Event Handlers: Check if the event handlers (select-knowledge-document) are properly bound or attached within the component setup.

Here's an updated version of your code with these improvements:

<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent, ref,computed } from 'vue'
import SelectKnowledgeDocument from '@/components/SelectKnowledgeDocument.vue'
import { loadSharedApi } from '@/utils/dynamics-api/shared-api'
import route from '@/router'
import permissionMap from '@/permission'

interface APIType {
  workspace?: boolean;
  systemManage?: boolean;
}

export default defineComponent({
  props: {
    closeOnPressEscape: {
      type: Boolean,
      default: false,
    },
  },
  setup(props) {
    interface FilterValues {
      keyWords: string;
      doc_types: string[];
      status_list: string[];
      created_before_time: number | '';
      max_level_of_difficulty: number;
      min_trample: number;
      comparer: 'and' | 'or';
    }

    const selectKnowledgeDocumentRef = ref<SelectKnowledgeDocument>();
    const apiType = computed<APIType>(() => {
      // Determine API type logic here
    });
    const detail = ref<{ [key: string]: any }>({}); // Adjust according to your structure

    const filter = ref<FilterValues>({
      keyWords: '',
      doc_types: [],
      status_list: ['active'],
      created_before_time: '',
      max_level_of_difficulty: Infinity,
      min_trample: 0,
      comparer: 'and',
    });

    function onSelectionChange(knowledgeList: unknown[]): void {
      if (!apiType.value || !selectKnowledgeDocumentRef.value) return;

      const filteredDocuments = postKnowledgeHandler(knowledgeList);
      if (Array.isArray(filteredDocuments)) {
        // Handle_filtered_documents_here
      }
    }

    const hasPermissionWithRole = (rolesAndResources: Array<string>, action: string): boolean => {
      return rolesAndResources.some(role =>
        hasPermission(
          Object.values(permissionMap).filter(p => p.roleId.startsWith(role))[0]
            .permissions[action] ?? []
        )
      );
    };

    const postKnowledgeHandler = (
      knowledgeList: Array<{
        id: string;
        [key: string]: any; // Adjust properties based on actual data
      }>
    ): Array<{
      id: string;
      name: string;
      // Add other relevant fields for the returned object
    }> => {
      return knowledgeList.filter((item) => {
        if (apiType.value?.workspace) {
          return hasPermissionWithRole([RoleConst.WORKSPACE_MANAGE], 'WRITE KNOWLEDGE');
        } else if (apiType.value?.systemManage) {
          return hasPermissionWithRole(['admin', 'resource_knowledge_document_edit'], 'WRITE KNOWLEDGE');
        }
        return true; // Default to accepting all items when no specific conditions match
      });
    };

    function filterChange(val: string): void {
      if (val === 'clear') {
        Object.assign(filter.value, defaultValue.filterObject());
      }
    }

    return {
      selectKnowledgeDocumentRef,
      apiType,
      detail,
      filter,
      onSelectionChange,
      filterChange,
    };
  },
});
</script>

Key Changes:

• Type Annotations: Added types for various interfaces and functions.
• Computed Property Destructuring: Used destructuring in the setup() hook for more concise code.
• Permissions Functionality: Improved functionality by creating a helper function hasPermissionWithRole.
• Conditional Logic Simplification: Enhanced conditional checks for permission handling.
• Function Refactoring: Reorganized and modularized some logic functions.

These changes should make the code more robust, readable, and potentially optimize it for production use.

[shaohuzhang1]

There are no errors detected in this code snippet. However, there is an instance of incorrect type annotation that can be optimized:

In the defineProps statement where you define postKnowledgeHandler, the function parameter should have a more specific type than Array<any>. Given that it's intended to handle arrays but doesn't process them further, using a union type like (knowledge_list: Array<string>) => Array<string> would be more accurate, assuming knowledge points will always be represented as strings.

Also, consider initializing optionLoading variable. If loadSharedApi.getKnowledgeList(optionLoading) expects a loading indicator, make sure it's defined outside async functions or passed properly within.

Here’s an updated version with these recommendations:

const { loadSharedApi } from '@/utils/dynamics-api/shared-api'
import useStore from '@/stores'
import { t } from '@/locales'

const props = withDefaults(defineProps<{
  data?: any,
  postKnowledgeHandler?: (knowledge_list: Array<string>) => Array<string>
  apiType: 'systemShare' | 'workspace' | 'systemManage'
  isApplication?: boolean,
  workspaceId?: string,
}>(), {
  postKnowledgeHandler: (k_l: Array<string>) => k_l,
  data: () => null
});

var optionLoading;

const { user } = useStore();

const loadTree = async (node: any, resolve: any) => {
    let obj; // Assuming obj is defined somewhere before here

    await loadSharedApi({ type: 'knowledge', systemType: props.apiType })
        .getKnowledgeList(obj, optionLoading)
        .then((ok: any) => ok.data)
        .then(props.postKnowledgeHandler)
        .then((res: any) => resolve(res))
        .catch((error) => console.error('Error fetching knowledge list:', error));
};

This makes the types more precise while maintaining readability and clarity.