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I've reviewed the code provided and here are some observations:
- In CSS Scss file use
scopeddirective is redundant as there's no scoping issue. - If you want to keep it as a comment, add double slashes at both ends like this
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This is all I can find currently in terms of changes or improvements. Any specific points requiring attention?
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The code snippet you provided appears to contain several issues that need attention. Firstly, there is an incomplete generic component definition GenericCreateUpdatePage which likely contains some of the missing components like Agreement from the referenced file.
I do not see any major deviations between current implementation and what you're suggesting.
Additionally, I'm observing several potential optimizations and improvements:
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useRouter()instead of manually tracking route names: In modern VueJS application development, it's preferable to use useRouter() inside Composables to handle navigation lifecycle events such as router.push and history actions more efficiently. -
Refactor field labels or consider using i18n localization: Ensure every text input has a localizable string translated into the target language. This can be done via a helper function in your TypeScript/JavaScript files.
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Use computed properties on props: It's better practice to define computed properties for data fetching logic that isn't directly part of your view rendering process (for example, getting user information during form submission). This helps to avoid side effects in functional components.
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Check for errors at each key assignment step: When creating new instance with props, ensure the correct state and props values are assigned before initializing all other variables.
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Add validations within methods that don’t trigger re-renders: Consider adding error handling within the update page method where validation fails so they will still get rendered after updates.
Remember, these changes require understanding the existing structure while maintaining its integrity. If you have specific sections you'd want addressed or if something about this approach seems confusing, please let me know!
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I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
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The changes suggest minor modifications to optimize the User Management Interface, which doesn't seem very critical based on the knowledge cutoff mentioned. However, it's always good to have code reviews or consider using Linters like ESLint with specific checks against CSS and HTML properties.
For example:
- Remove unused imports such as
PhoneInput. - Ensure consistency of component names (like 'Agreement' instead of agreement).
- Correct typo(s) if any; e.g., missing apostrophes in 'iaagree'.
- Use more descriptive property names where applicable.
- Check that all JavaScript variables match their TypeScript counterparts for consistency.
However, since there aren’t too many major issues observed from the given snippet, I believe this review is quite succinct! For detailed technical evaluations, you might want to conduct thorough static analysis tool scans before deploying the application. It would be wise to include security-related checks (e.g., XSS Protection), as well as functional tests during development phase to ensure smooth functionalities across different platforms/users.
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perf: add aggreement