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Disabled select input fixes #355
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WalkthroughThe recent update focuses on refining the dropdown component within a form environment. By restructuring the template, fine-tuning class assignments, and streamlining event mechanisms, the changes aim to bolster the component's usability and visual harmony. This overhaul not only makes the code more legible but also ensures a consistent and intuitive interaction pattern for users. Changes
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- client/components/forms/components/VSelect.vue (6 hunks)
Additional comments: 6
client/components/forms/components/VSelect.vue (6)
- 2-7: The refactoring of the template structure and the adjustment of class bindings appear to enhance readability and maintain consistency in styling, especially with the conditional classes for handling multiple states such as
loading
,hasError
, anddisabled
. This aligns well with the PR objectives.- 11-17: The use of slots for
selected
andplaceholder
content, along with conditional rendering based onmodelValue
andmultiple
, provides flexibility and improves the component's usability. However, ensure that the placeholder text color contrasts well with the background across all themes for accessibility.- 32-56: Improvements in event handling for dropdown toggling and the introduction of search functionality within the dropdown are notable. These changes should enhance the user experience by making interactions more intuitive. However, it's important to test these interactions thoroughly, especially in scenarios where the select input is disabled, to ensure the dropdown behaves as expected.
- 93-123: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [96-135]
The introduction of
isOpen
,searchTerm
, anddefaultValue
in the component's data, along with computed properties foroptionStyle
,inputStyle
,debouncedRemote
,filteredOptions
, andisSearchable
, supports the enhanced functionality. The use of debounce for remote searches is a good practice for performance optimization. Ensure that the debounce delay (300ms) is appropriate for the expected user interaction speed and server response times.
- 140-140: The watcher for
searchTerm
is well-implemented to trigger remote searches or clear the search term based on user input. This contributes to a dynamic and responsive user experience. Just ensure that the conditions for triggeringdebouncedRemote
are thoroughly tested, especially in edge cases.- 163-179: > 📝 NOTE
This review was outside the diff hunks and was mapped to the diff hunk with the greatest overlap. Original lines [148-209]
The methods
onClickAway
,isSelected
,toggleDropdown
,select
, andcreateOption
are crucial for the component's interactivity. The logic for handling selection, toggling the dropdown, and creating new options appears sound. Special attention should be given to theselect
method to ensure it handles both single and multiple selections correctly, especially whenemitKey
is used. It's also important to test thecreateOption
method to verify that new options are correctly added and selected.
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