chore(#9): update javascript behaviours

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved code organization in the MenuItem component by splitting the lifecycle hook into attachJs and detachJs methods for better management of client-side JavaScript, specifically for collapsible and flyout types.

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Walkthrough

The update to the MenuItem.vue component enhances its structure by dividing the created lifecycle hook into two distinct methods: attachJs and detachJs. This adjustment facilitates more organized and maintainable code by specifically targeting the attachment and detachment of client-side JavaScript according to the component's properties, particularly focusing on collapsible and flyout functionalities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/components/MenuItem.vue	Split created hook into attachJs and detachJs for attaching and detaching client-side JavaScript based on component properties

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A rabbit danced in morning dew.
With each leap and bound so high,
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Attach, detach, with great delight,
Our code now clean, and oh so bright.
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Review Status

Actionable comments generated: 1

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 68adfa8 and 6c1c631.

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• src/components/MenuItem.vue (1 hunks)

Additional comments: 5

src/components/MenuItem.vue (5)

• 106-106: Consider adding a brief comment above the hasChildren, isCollapsible, and isFlyout computed properties to explain their purpose, especially since they play a crucial role in determining the behavior of the component based on its type and the presence of children.
• 112-129: The attachJs method dynamically requires modules based on the component's type. This approach is clever for conditionally loading JavaScript, but it's important to ensure that these modules are client-side only and that this pattern is consistent with the rest of the project. Additionally, consider handling the potential failure of require.resolve more gracefully, as it could throw an error if the module path is incorrect or the module is missing.
• 132-134: In the detachJs method, you're deleting the require cache for collapsible and flyout components. This is an unusual pattern and might have implications for the rest of the application, especially if these components are used elsewhere. Ensure that this approach is necessary and consistent with the project's standards for managing client-side JavaScript.
• 138-140: The created lifecycle hook now only calls attachJs. This change seems appropriate for the initial setup of the component. Ensure that all necessary JavaScript behaviors are correctly attached when the component is created.
• 143-144: The beforeDestroy lifecycle hook correctly calls detachJs to clean up before the component is destroyed. This is a good practice for managing resources and preventing memory leaks.

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• src/components/MenuItem.vue (1 hunks)

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• src/components/MenuItem.vue