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feat: drawer and modal support destroy on close #5268

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1、Drawer添加onOpenedonClosed,分别在打开动画播放完毕和关闭动画播放完毕后被调用;
2、为useVbenDraweruseVbenModal添加destroyOnClose选项,用于控制是否在关闭后销毁并重新创建connectedComponent
3、补充Drawer和Modal一些文档

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  • New Features

    • Added destroyOnClose option for Drawer and Modal components
    • Introduced onClosed and onOpened lifecycle events for Drawer and Modal components
    • Enhanced component lifecycle management with new event hooks
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation for Vben Drawer and Modal components
    • Clarified usage of new properties and events
  • Improvements

    • Improved control over component rendering and state management
    • Added more granular event handling for drawer and modal interactions

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packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/__tests__/drawer-api.test.ts

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This pull request introduces enhancements to the Vben Drawer and Modal components, focusing on improved lifecycle management and event handling. The changes include new properties like destroyOnClose and connectedComponent, as well as additional events onClosed and onOpened. These modifications provide more granular control over component rendering and interaction, allowing developers to reset component states and handle animation completion events more effectively.

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File Change Summary
docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-drawer.md Updated documentation with new connectedComponent and destroyOnClose properties, added onClosed and onOpened events
docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-modal.md Updated documentation with new connectedComponent and destroyOnClose properties
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/__tests__/drawer-api.test.ts Added test cases for onClosed and onOpened callbacks
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer-api.ts Added onClosed and onOpened methods to DrawerApi class
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer.ts Updated DrawerApiOptions with new properties and events
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer.vue Added event handlers for @closed and @opened events
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/use-drawer.ts Introduced isDrawerReady and reCreateDrawer method
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/modal/modal.ts Added destroyOnClose property to ModalApiOptions
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/modal/use-modal.ts Added isModalReady and reCreateModal method
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/shadcn-ui/sheet/SheetContent.vue Updated emits and added contentRef for animation handling

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Drawer
    participant ConnectedComponent
    
    User->>Drawer: Open Drawer
    Drawer->>ConnectedComponent: Render Component
    Drawer->>Drawer: Trigger onOpened Event
    
    User->>Drawer: Close Drawer
    alt destroyOnClose is true
        Drawer->>ConnectedComponent: Destroy Component
        Drawer->>Drawer: Recreate Component
    end
    Drawer->>Drawer: Trigger onClosed Event
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🧹 Nitpick comments (8)
docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-modal.md (1)

63-63: Communicate potential performance impact of destroyOnClose.

While destroying and recreating the component guarantees a fresh state, repeatedly toggling this feature for frequently opened modals could impact performance. Include a note advising developers to use this option selectively for heavy components.

packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/ui/sheet/SheetContent.vue (1)

35-37: Consolidate event naming to avoid confusion.
You have "close", "closed", and "opened" events, potentially causing confusion. It may be clearer to rename "close" to "requestClose" if it's meant to emit a request or user action, and keep "opened"/"closed" solely for animation completion.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/use-drawer.ts (1)

43-47: Possible optimization for re-creation logic.
If performance becomes a concern in frequent open-close scenarios, consider persistent instantiation with a “reset” method. Currently, this approach is fully valid, but a future refactor might reduce overhead.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/__tests__/drawer-api.test.ts (2)

113-119: Test coverage appears solid for the onClosed callback.

You're correctly verifying that the callback is invoked. One suggestion to strengthen the test is to simulate the actual close() operation and check if onClosed is eventually triggered, ensuring the callback is tied to real drawer behavior rather than a direct method call.


121-127: Test coverage appears solid for the onOpened callback.

Similar to the onClosed callback test, consider explicitly tying onOpened to the actual drawer open() flow and waiting for any post-animation triggered events to ensure your callback is invoked in a realistic scenario.

docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-drawer.md (1)

79-80: Accurate parameter table updates.

Both connectedComponent and destroyOnClose are well documented. Including best-use cases or examples could further guide users.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer.vue (2)

142-142: Consider verifying drawerApi existence before invoking its method.

While the optional chaining operator (?.) prevents errors, it might be helpful to either log a warning or provide a fallback behavior if drawerApi or onClosed is undefined, so that the application's internal flow remains consistent with your expectations.


Line range hint 68-68: Minor typo in function name "handerOpenAutoFocus".

Beyond the changed lines, there's a small spelling discrepancy in the function name handerOpenAutoFocus; consider renaming to handlerOpenAutoFocus for consistency and clarity.

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🔇 Additional comments (18)
packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/modal/modal.ts (1)

146-149: Ensure property naming consistency and usage clarity.

The destroyOnClose property name clearly conveys its purpose. However, make sure this naming is consistent in both Modal and Drawer components (e.g., if the Drawer uses the same property behavior, keep the property name the same to reduce confusion). Nicely documented feature.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/modal/use-modal.ts (4)

29-29: Good approach for re-creating the component instance.

Using isModalReady allows you to effectively reset the connected component by toggling its render state between unmount and remount. This is a clean and simple mechanism to handle dynamic initialization.


39-43: Use of nextTick is appropriate.

Calling await nextTick() ensures a proper teardown before re-mounting the component. This prevents race conditions or mismatched states during rapid open/close cycles.


52-52: Fallback element usage is a neat solution.

Rendering a static 'div' whenever isModalReady.value is false is an effective fallback preventing Vue from preserving the previous component instance. This helps rectify state inconsistencies.


80-87: Properly wire up destroyOnClose logic.

By calling injectData.reCreateModal?.() within the onClosed handler, the modal lifecycle is seamlessly reset, reconstructing the connected component only when needed. This follows the destroyOnClose contract well.

docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-modal.md (1)

85-86: Documentation properly reflects new parameters.

The newly added entries for connectedComponent and destroyOnClose are clearly explained, aligning well with the actual implementation in the modal. Good job on keeping docs up to date!

packages/@core/ui-kit/shadcn-ui/src/ui/sheet/SheetContent.vue (2)

64-74: Confirm that onAnimationEnd is triggered only on the intended element.
This logic for checking event.target === contentRef.value?.$el is good, but if there are nested animated elements, you might accidentally miss or catch other animations. You might consider scoping your CSS animations or verifying they match a specific animation name.


83-86: Ensure template references align with composition.
The ref="contentRef" and the @animationend="onAnimationEnd" usage are consistent. This is well-structured, so no immediate changes needed.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer.ts (2)

129-129: Updated comment to “独立的抽屉组件” is appropriate.
Renaming the comment from “独立的弹窗组件” to “独立的抽屉组件” adds clarity.


132-135: Evaluate synergy between destroyOnClose, onClosed, and onOpened.
These properties/events strengthen the drawer’s lifecycle. Verify that they’re used consistently in external components to fully leverage the destroy-on-close logic.

Also applies to: 145-149, 160-164

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer-api.ts (3)

9-14: The additional callbacks in the api pick.
Adding onClosed and onOpened broadens the API but ensure that if users rely on the older approach of hooking into onOpenChange, it still aligns with these new events.


118-126: Validate that onClosed is invoked from outside.
The method checks !this.state.isOpen before calling the user’s callback. Confirm that you always call drawerApi.onClosed() once the closed animation ends in the UI layer, so the method runs as intended.


134-142: onOpened callback structures the open lifecycle.
The logic to call onOpened only if this.state.isOpen is good. This consistent approach matches the onClosed method.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/use-drawer.ts (2)

33-33: isDrawerReady approach is sensible.
Toggling isDrawerReady to false, waiting a tick, then resetting it is a straightforward technique to force re-creation. It cleanly handles dynamic component usage.


81-87: destroyOnClose logic usage
The onClosed override properly re-creates the connected component if destroyOnClose is set. This is a good pattern to ensure resources are freed when the drawer closes.

docs/src/components/common-ui/vben-drawer.md (2)

57-57: Good clarity on the destroyOnClose feature.

This documentation succinctly explains how destroyOnClose resets internal states. It might be helpful to highlight any potential performance impact if the connected component is resource-intensive.


114-121: Concise explanation of new events.

The newly introduced onClosed and onOpened events are clearly documented. Consider adding a small example snippet to illustrate how developers might use these callbacks.

packages/@core/ui-kit/popup-ui/src/drawer/drawer.vue (1)

147-147: Ensure robust testing for lifecycle events.

Invoking drawerApi?.onOpened() is sound for hooking custom logic. Please confirm that all relevant scenarios—especially concurrent toggling under rapid user interaction—have test coverage to ensure the event is reliably fired only after the drawer is fully opened.

@mynetfan mynetfan merged commit 27ba45a into vbenjs:main Dec 30, 2024
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