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Fix store in router #214
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Summary of Changes
Hello @kharus, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request addresses an issue with how the state management store is integrated and utilized within the application's router configuration. The changes standardize the access patterns for the interviewStore and its properties, ensuring a more consistent and potentially more correct way of managing application state during navigation.
Highlights
- Store Access Refactor: Updated how the
interviewStoreis accessed for state mutation within router navigation guards. Directstore.stateaccess has been replaced with calls tointerviewStore()to retrieve the store instance, followed by direct property assignment (e.g.,interviewStore().allInverviews = data). - Language Preference Update Mechanism: Changed the method for setting language preferences from calling an
updateLangmethod (e.g.,store.updateLang('nl4eng')) to directly assigning the language code to thecurrentLangproperty of theinterviewStore(e.g.,interviewStore().currentLang = 'nl4eng'). This standardizes the state update pattern. - Code Cleanup: Removed a redundant local
storevariable declaration within the globalrouter.beforeEachnavigation guard, as theinterviewStore()function can be called directly where needed.
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Summary of Changes
Hello @kharus, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request addresses an issue with how the application's state management store is utilized within the Vue Router configuration. The changes modernize the store access pattern, ensuring that the correct store instance is retrieved and its properties are updated consistently across various navigation guards, thereby fixing potential data synchronization problems related to interview data and language settings.
Highlights
- Store Access Modernization: Updated how the application's store is accessed within
src/router/index.ts, transitioning from a directstoreobject to using theinterviewStore()function for retrieving the store instance. This change affects howallInverviewsdata is set after a fetch call. - State Management Updates: Replaced calls to the
store.updateLang()method with direct assignments tointerviewStore().currentLangacross multiple language-specific routerbeforeEnterguards. This streamlines how the current language state is updated. - Code Clean-up: Removed an unnecessary local
storevariable declaration within the globalrouter.beforeEachguard, as theinterviewStore()function is now called directly where needed, improving code conciseness.
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This pull request fixes how the Pinia store is accessed within the Vue router guards. The changes correctly fix the store access, but there are some potential improvements regarding race conditions and consistency in state management.
| fetch(`${host}/${to.query.uuid}/${to.query.spreadsheetId}/${to.query.sheetId}/aajson/LATEST.json`) | ||
| .then(response => response.json()) | ||
| .then(data => store.state.allInverviews = data); | ||
| .then(data => interviewStore().allInverviews = data); |
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The next() call on line 26 is outside of this promise chain, meaning navigation will proceed before the data is fetched and set in the store. This will likely cause errors in the component rendered by this route if it depends on allInverviews being populated.
The fetch operation should be completed before calling next(). This can be done by making the beforeEnter guard async and using await, or by moving the next() call into a .then() block.
| beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => { | ||
| // Call your desired function here | ||
| store.updateLang('nl4eng'); | ||
| interviewStore().currentLang = 'nl4eng' |
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| alias: '/nl4eng/questions', | ||
| beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => { | ||
| store.updateLang('nl4eng'); | ||
| interviewStore().currentLang = 'nl4eng' |
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| alias: '/nl4chi/questions', | ||
| beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => { | ||
| store.updateLang('nl4chi'); | ||
| interviewStore().currentLang = 'nl4chi' |
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| alias: '/nl4may/questions', | ||
| beforeEnter: (to, from, next) => { | ||
| store.updateLang('nl4may'); | ||
| interviewStore().currentLang = 'nl4may' |
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