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resources/js/components/datatable/index.tsx (3)
18-18: Renommage approprié du paramètre pour plus de clarté.Le renommage de
routeversprovidedRouteNameaméliore la lisibilité du code en indiquant clairement que cette valeur est fournie de l'extérieur.
25-25: Optimisation réussie de l'utilisation de usePage().L'utilisation directe de
page.propsévite un appel redondant àusePage()et améliore les performances.
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Vérifier la cohérence avec l'interface TypeScript.
Assurez-vous que l'interface
DatatablePropsdanstypes.tsreflète correctement le changement de nom du paramètre.
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#!/bin/bash # Vérifier si l'interface DatatableProps utilise encore 'route' au lieu de 'providedRouteName' rg -A 5 "interface DatatableProps" resources/js/components/datatable/types.tsLength of output: 211
Aucune mise à jour de DatatableProps requise
Le paramètreprovidedRouteNamen’est qu’un alias local du composant – l’interface conserve bien la proproute?: string. Ignorez la suggestion de renommer la propriété danstypes.ts.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
| // Get the current page information | ||
| const page = usePage(); | ||
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| const { columns, filters, actions, currentFilters, data, pageSize, availablePageSizes, sort, direction, translations, actionResult, visibleColumns: propsVisibleColumns, exportable = true, exportType = 'csv', exportColumn = 'visible' } = usePage().props; | ||
| // Automatically detect the route from the current URL if not provided | ||
| const routeName = providedRouteName || page.url; |
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Problème potentiel avec le fallback vers page.url.
La logique de fallback utilise page.url comme nom de route par défaut, mais il y a une incompatibilité conceptuelle : le helper route() utilisé dans le code (lignes 266, 279, 427, etc.) attend des noms de routes (ex: "users.index"), pas des URLs (ex: "/users"). Cela pourrait provoquer des erreurs lors de l'utilisation du helper route().
Considérez l'une de ces solutions :
Solution 1 - Utiliser le nom de route actuel :
-const routeName = providedRouteName || page.url;
+const routeName = providedRouteName || route().current();Solution 2 - Vérifier le type de valeur avant utilisation :
-const routeName = providedRouteName || page.url;
+const routeName = providedRouteName || route().current() || page.url;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In resources/js/components/datatable/index.tsx around lines 19 to 23, the
fallback logic assigns page.url as the routeName, but the route() helper expects
a route name string, not a URL. To fix this, replace the fallback with the
actual current route name if available, or add a type check to ensure routeName
is a valid route name string before using it. This prevents passing a URL where
a route name is required and avoids errors in route() calls.
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