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Reviewer's GuideRefactors the Vditor component’s JavaScript interop to remove direct IJSObjectReference holding, route all editor operations through generic JS helpers, and enhances documentation/comments with bilingual XML docs across Vditor types. Sequence diagram for Vditor method execution via generic JS execute interopsequenceDiagram
participant Vditor as Vditor_component
participant JSRuntime as IJSRuntime
participant Module as Vditor_razor_js
participant Editor as Vditor_instance
Vditor->>JSRuntime: InvokeVoidAsync execute(Id, setValue, [Value, true])
JSRuntime->>Module: execute(id, method, args)
Module->>Module: const md = Data.get(id)
Module->>Editor: cb.call(vditor, ...args)
Editor-->>Module: return from setValue
Module-->>JSRuntime: ret
JSRuntime-->>Vditor: Task completed
Updated class diagram for Vditor component and related typesclassDiagram
class Vditor {
+VditorOptions Options
+Func~Task~ OnRenderedAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnInputAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnFocusAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnBlurAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnSelectAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnEscapeAsync
+Func~string, Task~ OnCtrlEnterAsync
-string _lastValue
+Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
+Task InvokeInitAsync()
+Task Reset(string value, VditorOptions options)
+Task InsertValueAsync(string value, bool render)
+Task~string?~ GetValueAsync()
+Task~string?~ GetHtmlAsync()
+Task~string?~ GetSelectionAsync()
+Task EnableAsync()
+Task DisableAsync()
+Task FocusAsync()
+Task BlurAsync()
+Task TriggerRenderedAsync()
+Task TriggerInputAsync(string value)
+Task TriggerFocusAsync(string value)
+Task TriggerBlurAsync(string value)
+Task TriggerSelectAsync(string value)
+Task TriggerEscapeAsync(string value)
+Task TriggerCtrlEnterAsync(string value)
}
class VditorOptions {
+VditorOptions()
+VditorMode Mode
+string Language
+VditorIconStyle IconStyle
+bool Debug
+string Placeholder
+string Width
+string Height
+string MinHeight
+string CDN
+string Tab
+int UndoDelay
+bool TypeWriterMode
}
class VditorMode {
<<enumeration>>
WYSIWYG
IR
SV
}
class VditorIconStyle {
<<enumeration>>
Ant
Material
}
Vditor --> VditorOptions : uses
VditorOptions --> VditorMode : uses
VditorOptions --> VditorIconStyle : uses
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Hey - I've found 2 issues, and left some high level feedback:
- In
Vditor.razor.js,executeassumesData.get(id)always returns an object; add a null/undefined check before destructuring to avoid runtime errors when the component has not been initialized or has been disposed. - The
Resetmethod inVditor.razor.csaccepts anoptionsparameter but still passes theOptionsproperty to the JSresetcall; consider using the method parameter so callers can actually override the options per reset. - The
console.logcall insideexecuteinVditor.razor.jslooks like debug output; consider removing or guarding it behind a debug flag to avoid noisy logs in production.
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Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- In `Vditor.razor.js`, `execute` assumes `Data.get(id)` always returns an object; add a null/undefined check before destructuring to avoid runtime errors when the component has not been initialized or has been disposed.
- The `Reset` method in `Vditor.razor.cs` accepts an `options` parameter but still passes the `Options` property to the JS `reset` call; consider using the method parameter so callers can actually override the options per reset.
- The `console.log` call inside `execute` in `Vditor.razor.js` looks like debug output; consider removing or guarding it behind a debug flag to avoid noisy logs in production.
## Individual Comments
### Comment 1
<location> `src/components/BootstrapBlazor.Vditor/Vditor.razor.js:47-50` </location>
<code_context>
- return md.vditor;
+}
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+export function execute(id, method, args) {
+ console.log(method, args);
+ const md = Data.get(id);
+ const { vditor } = md;
+ let ret = '';
+ if (vditor) {
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue:** `execute` assumes the id exists in `Data`, which can throw if called before init/reset or after dispose.
If `Data.get(id)` returns `undefined` (e.g. when `execute` is called before `init` completes or after disposal), `const { vditor } = md;` will throw. Please guard against `md` being null/undefined before destructuring (e.g. `if (!md) return;`) so calls in these states become safe no-ops as they were previously on the C# side.
</issue_to_address>
### Comment 2
<location> `src/components/BootstrapBlazor.Vditor/Vditor.razor.js:48` </location>
<code_context>
+}
+
+export function execute(id, method, args) {
+ console.log(method, args);
+ const md = Data.get(id);
+ const { vditor } = md;
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**suggestion (performance):** Unconditional console logging in `execute` may be noisy in production.
`console.log(method, args);` will log every editor interaction and clutter production logs, with minor performance overhead. Consider removing it or guarding it with a debug flag or environment check.
Suggested implementation:
```javascript
export function execute(id, method, args) {
if (window && window.VDITOR_DEBUG) {
console.log(method, args);
}
```
To make use of this guard, set `window.VDITOR_DEBUG = true` in your development environment (for example, in a dev-only script block) when you actually want to see these logs. In production, simply do not set this flag (or set it to `false`) and the logs will be suppressed.
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| export function execute(id, method, args) { | ||
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| const md = Data.get(id); | ||
| const { vditor } = md; |
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issue: execute assumes the id exists in Data, which can throw if called before init/reset or after dispose.
If Data.get(id) returns undefined (e.g. when execute is called before init completes or after disposal), const { vditor } = md; will throw. Please guard against md being null/undefined before destructuring (e.g. if (!md) return;) so calls in these states become safe no-ops as they were previously on the C# side.
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suggestion (performance): Unconditional console logging in execute may be noisy in production.
console.log(method, args); will log every editor interaction and clutter production logs, with minor performance overhead. Consider removing it or guarding it with a debug flag or environment check.
Suggested implementation:
export function execute(id, method, args) {
if (window && window.VDITOR_DEBUG) {
console.log(method, args);
}To make use of this guard, set window.VDITOR_DEBUG = true in your development environment (for example, in a dev-only script block) when you actually want to see these logs. In production, simply do not set this flag (or set it to false) and the logs will be suppressed.
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Pull request overview
This PR redesigns the JavaScript interop architecture for the Vditor component by introducing a generic execute method pattern that simplifies method calls between C# and JavaScript. The refactoring eliminates the need to store IJSObjectReference in C#, instead managing all object references exclusively in JavaScript through a Data store.
Changes:
- Introduced a new
execute(id, method, args)function in JavaScript that dynamically invokes methods on the stored Vditor instance - Removed IJSObjectReference storage in C# code and simplified all public API methods to use the execute pattern
- Updated all XML documentation to use bilingual format with
<para lang="zh">and<para lang="en">tags - Fixed several Chinese documentation typos ("即使" → "即时", "案件" → "按键")
- Removed unnecessary DisposeAsync override since the base class handles disposal automatically
- Bumped package version from 10.0.2 to 10.0.3
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| File | Description |
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| Vditor.razor.js | Added execute method for dynamic method invocation; removed return statements from init and reset; added dispose function |
| Vditor.razor.cs | Refactored all public methods to use execute pattern; removed _vditor field and DisposeAsync override; updated documentation |
| VditorOptions.cs | Updated to bilingual XML documentation format |
| VditorMode.cs | Updated to bilingual XML documentation format; fixed typo in Chinese |
| VditorIconStyle.cs | Updated to bilingual XML documentation format |
| BootstrapBlazor.Vditor.csproj | Version bump to 10.0.3 |
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src/components/BootstrapBlazor.Vditor/Vditor.razor.js:63
- The dispose function has inadequate null safety. If Data.get(id) returns null or undefined, destructuring will throw an error. Add a null check: const md = Data.get(id); if (!md) return;
export function dispose(id) {
const md = Data.get(id);
const { vditor } = md;
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| const { vditor } = md; | ||
| let ret = ''; | ||
| if (vditor) { | ||
| var cb = vditor[method]; |
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Use 'let' instead of 'var' for modern JavaScript. The 'var' keyword has function scoping which can lead to unexpected behavior, while 'let' provides block scoping.
| var cb = vditor[method]; | |
| let cb = vditor[method]; |
| protected override Task InvokeInitAsync() => InvokeAsync<IJSObjectReference>("init", Id, Interop, new | ||
| { | ||
| _vditor = await InvokeAsync<IJSObjectReference>("init", Id, Interop, new | ||
| { | ||
| Options, | ||
| Value | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| Options, | ||
| Value | ||
| }); |
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The InvokeInitAsync method is calling InvokeAsync with a generic type parameter IJSObjectReference, but the JavaScript init function no longer returns the vditor object (the return statement was removed at line 18 of the diff). This will cause the C# code to receive an undefined value. Since the returned value is no longer used, this should be changed to InvokeVoidAsync instead of InvokeAsync.
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| /// 返回选中的字符串 | ||
| /// <para lang="zh">获取 返回选中的字符串</para> |
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The Chinese documentation has redundant wording: "获取 返回选中的字符串" contains both "获取" (get) and "返回" (return). This should be simplified to either "获取选中的字符串" or "返回选中的字符串" for clarity and consistency.
| /// <para lang="zh">获取 返回选中的字符串</para> | |
| /// <para lang="zh">获取选中的字符串</para> |
| console.log(method, args); | ||
| const md = Data.get(id); | ||
| const { vditor } = md; | ||
| let ret = ''; |
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Initializing ret to an empty string is problematic. The vditor methods being called can return various types (string, undefined, void, etc.). For example, getValue returns a string, but methods like setValue, focus, or enable return void/undefined. Initializing to empty string will cause methods that return void to incorrectly return an empty string. Initialize to undefined instead: let ret;
| let ret = ''; | |
| let ret; |
| let ret = ''; | ||
| if (vditor) { | ||
| var cb = vditor[method]; | ||
| if (cb) { |
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The check 'if (cb)' is too permissive. It should verify that cb is actually a function to prevent runtime errors if vditor[method] exists but is not callable. Change to: if (typeof cb === 'function')
| if (cb) { | |
| if (typeof cb === 'function') { |
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| export function execute(id, method, args) { | ||
| console.log(method, args); |
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This debug console.log statement should be removed before merging to production. Debug logging should not be left in production code.
| console.log(method, args); |
| const md = Data.get(id); | ||
| const { vditor } = md; | ||
| let ret = ''; |
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The execute function has inadequate null safety. If Data.get(id) returns null or undefined (e.g., if dispose was called or init failed), accessing md.vditor will throw an error. Add a null check for md before destructuring: if (!md) return ret;
| const md = Data.get(id); | |
| const { vditor } = md; | |
| let ret = ''; | |
| let ret = ''; | |
| const md = Data.get(id); | |
| if (!md) { | |
| return ret; | |
| } | |
| const { vditor } = md; |
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fixes #930
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Refactor the Vditor component’s JavaScript interop to use a generic execution helper instead of storing JS object references, while enriching Vditor-related types with bilingual XML documentation.
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