i18n continued #27
i18n continued #27
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participant User
participant LocalePicker
participant Application
User->>LocalePicker: Select Locale
LocalePicker->>Application: Change Locale
Application->>User: Update UI with new Locale
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src/utils/debug-logger.ts (1)
3-5: Consider enhancing the logger for i18n-specific debugging.Since this PR is focused on i18n, consider adding some i18n-specific debug utilities to make internationalization issues easier to track.
Here's a suggested enhancement:
+import type { Locale } from '../types/i18n'; // Adjust import path as needed + export function createDebugLogger(namespace: string) { return debugModule(`moeflow:${namespace}`); } + +export function createI18nLogger(locale: Locale) { + const logger = createDebugLogger(`i18n:${locale}`); + return { + debug: logger, + missingKey: (key: string) => logger(`Missing translation key: ${key}`), + fallback: (key: string, from: Locale, to: Locale) => + logger(`Fallback translation for ${key} from ${from} to ${to}`), + }; +}src/components/setting/LocalePicker.tsx (2)
1-7: Optimize imports for better maintainability.Consider these improvements:
- Import
FCdirectly from 'react' instead of a local interface- Use type import for MenuProps:
import type { MenuProps } from 'antd'- Group imports by external/internal dependencies
-import { FC } from '../../interfaces'; -import { MenuProps } from 'antd'; +import type { FC } from 'react'; +import type { MenuProps } from 'antd'; +import { css } from '@emotion/core'; + -import { css } from '@emotion/core';
8-14: Consider improving dropdown item styles for better UX.
- Fixed width might truncate longer locale names
- Missing hover/focus states for better interaction feedback
- Style name could be more specific (e.g.,
localeMenuItemStyle)-const dropDownMenuItemStyle = css` +const localeMenuItemStyle = css` - width: 150px; + min-width: 150px; + padding: 0 16px; height: 30px; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center; + + &:hover { + background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.04); + } `;src/components/setting/UserBasicSettings.tsx (1)
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12-13: Consider translating Chinese comments to English.For better maintainability and collaboration in an international team, consider translating the interface description comment
用户基础设置的属性接口to English.-/** 用户基础设置的属性接口 */ +/** Interface for user basic settings props */src/components/setting/UserSecuritySettings.tsx (1)
10-12: Consider using path aliases for improved maintainability.The relative imports using
../../can become difficult to maintain as the project grows. Consider using path aliases (e.g.,@components,@styles,@interfaces) to make imports more maintainable and resistant to refactoring.Example usage with path aliases:
-} from '..'; -import style from '../../style'; -import { FC } from '../../interfaces'; +} from '@components'; +import style from '@styles'; +import { FC } from '@interfaces';src/components/admin/AdminVCodeList.tsx (3)
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41-77: Internationalization needed for UI strings.As part of the i18n effort, please consider:
- Replace hardcoded column titles with translation keys
- Use locale-aware date formatting
- Translate the '[已过期]' (expired) text
Here's a suggested approach:
const columns = [ { - title: '类型介绍', + title: t('admin.vcode.type'), dataIndex: 'intro', key: 'intro', }, { - title: '验证码', + title: t('admin.vcode.code'), dataIndex: 'content', key: 'content', }, { - title: '验证码信息', + title: t('admin.vcode.info'), dataIndex: 'info', key: 'info', }, { - title: '过期时间', + title: t('admin.vcode.expiry'), dataIndex: 'expires', key: 'expires', render: (_: any, record: APIVCode) => - (dayjs.utc().isAfter(dayjs.utc(record.expires)) ? '[已过期] ' : '') + - dayjs.utc(record.expires).local().format('lll'), + (dayjs.utc().isAfter(dayjs.utc(record.expires)) ? t('admin.vcode.expired') + ' ' : '') + + dayjs.utc(record.expires).local().format(t('dateTime.format')), }, { - title: '生成时间', + title: t('admin.vcode.created'), dataIndex: 'sendTime', key: 'sendTime', }, ];
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24-33: Improve error handling implementation.The current error handling approach has potential issues:
- No type safety for the error object
- Direct method call
error.default()could be unsafeConsider this safer approach:
const fetchData = async () => { setLoading(true); try { const result = await apis.adminGetVCodeList(); const data = toLowerCamelCase(result.data); setData(data); } catch (error) { - error.default(); + console.error('Failed to fetch verification codes:', error); + message.error(t('admin.vcode.fetchError')); } finally { setLoading(false); } };
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52-59: Enhance type safety in the render function.Replace the
anytype with proper type annotations for better type safety.- render: (_: any, record: APIVCode) => + render: (_: unknown, record: APIVCode) =>vite.config.mts (2)
68-73: LGTM! Consider adding tsconfig path mapping for better IDE support.The alias configuration is correct and follows best practices. However, for complete TypeScript support, ensure that the same alias is also configured in
tsconfig.json:{ "compilerOptions": { "paths": { "@/*": ["./src/*"] } } }
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8-8: Variable naming convention needs attention.The variable
___dirname(with 3 underscores) is unconventional. Consider using the standard__dirname(with 2 underscores) which is more widely recognized. While both work functionally, using the standard naming improves code readability and maintainability.-const ___dirname = path.dirname(url.fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)); +const __dirname = path.dirname(url.fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)); { - replacement: path.join(___dirname, 'src') + '/', + replacement: path.join(__dirname, 'src') + '/', }Also applies to: 70-71
src/apis/auth.ts (2)
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162-168: Address unused parameter and token handling.There are several issues with the
getUserInfofunction:
- The
dataparameter containing the token is declared but never used.- The function might need to use the token for authentication.
Consider one of these solutions:
const getUserInfo = ({ data, configs, }: { data?: GetUserInfoData; configs?: AxiosRequestConfig; }) => { return request<GetUserInfoResponse>({ method: 'GET', url: `/v1/user/info`, + headers: data?.token ? { Authorization: `Bearer ${data.token}` } : undefined, ...configs, }); };Or if the token is not needed:
-interface GetUserInfoData { - token: string; -} const getUserInfo = ({ - data, configs, }: { - data?: GetUserInfoData; configs?: AxiosRequestConfig; }) => { return request<GetUserInfoResponse>({ method: 'GET', url: `/v1/user/info`, ...configs, }); };🧰 Tools
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146-168: Consider standardizing authentication token handling.Since this is part of the authentication API, consider implementing a consistent pattern for token handling across all authenticated endpoints. This could involve:
- Using an interceptor to automatically inject authentication headers.
- Creating a wrapper for authenticated requests.
- Documenting the authentication strategy in comments.
This would make the i18n work more maintainable as the application grows.
Would you like me to provide an example implementation of any of these suggestions?
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[warning] 158-158:
'data' is defined but never usedsrc/pages/Admin.tsx (1)
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1-115: Consider adding aria-labels for accessibility.While the i18n implementation is good, consider enhancing accessibility by adding aria-labels to the Menu.Items using the same translated strings.
Example for one menu item:
<Menu.Item key="dashboard" + aria-label={formatMessage({ id: 'admin.backToDashboard' })} onClick={() => { history.push(`/dashboard`); }} >src/components/Header.tsx (1)
157-157: Remove commented code instead of keeping itIf the MIT experiment link is no longer needed, consider removing the commented code and the
showMitExperimentLinkflag entirely instead of keeping them commented out. This helps maintain cleaner code.- const showMitExperimentLink = configs.mitUiEnabled; - - const mitLink = showMitExperimentLink && ( - <a className="login" href={routes.mit.preprocessDemo}> - {formatMessage({ id: 'mit.title' })} - </a> - ); // Remove these lines - {/*{mitLink}*/}Also applies to: 175-175
src/pages/Login.tsx (1)
187-189: LGTM! Good i18n implementation, but consider fixing indentation.The use of
formatMessagefor internationalization is correct, but the indentation of these lines could be more consistent with the rest of the file.Consider adjusting the indentation:
- <div className="label"> - {formatMessage({ id: 'auth.rememberMe' })} - </div> + <div className="label"> + {formatMessage({ id: 'auth.rememberMe' })} + </div>src/locales/index.ts (2)
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54-157: Consider reducing template string duplication.The validation messages implementation is comprehensive, but there's duplication in the template strings (
typeTemplate_enUSandtypeTemplate_zhCN). Consider refactoring to reduce duplication.- const typeTemplate_enUS = 'Value is not a valid ${type}'; - const typeTemplate_zhCN = '类型不是合法的 ${type}'; + const createTypeTemplates = (messages: { [key: string]: string }) => { + const template = messages.typeTemplate; + return { + string: template, + method: template, + array: template, + // ... other types + }; + }; + + const messages = { + en: { + typeTemplate: 'Value is not a valid ${type}', + // ... other messages + }, + 'zh-CN': { + typeTemplate: '类型不是合法的 ${type}', + // ... other messages + } + };
228-228: Consider adding error handling for setRequestLanguage.The integration of
setRequestLanguageis well-placed in the initialization flow. However, consider adding error handling to gracefully handle any potential failures in setting the request language.- setRequestLanguage(matchLocale(locale)); + try { + setRequestLanguage(matchLocale(locale)); + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to set request language:', error); + // Optionally: implement retry logic or fallback behavior + }src/components/admin/AdminImageSafeCheck.tsx (2)
27-27: Consider internationalizing other text content.While the submit button text has been internationalized, there are still hardcoded strings that could benefit from i18n:
- "Pending", "Safe", "Unsafe" in Radio.Group options
- "文件不存在" message
- Status texts in
getFileNotExistReasonText
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28-35: Consider state management optimization.The component uses multiple related state variables (
files,safeFileIDs,unsafeFileIDs,loading,submitting,page,total) that could be consolidated into a single reducer or custom hook. This would:
- Simplify state management
- Ensure atomic updates
- Make the component more maintainable
src/apis/index.ts (1)
42-45: Consider enhancing type safety and validation.The function could benefit from stronger type safety and validation:
- The language parameter type could be constrained to valid language codes
- The comment about "backend User.locale" deserves more explanation
Consider these improvements:
/** Valid language codes supported by the backend */ export type SupportedLanguage = 'en' | 'zh' | 'ja'; // add your supported languages /** * Sets the language for all API requests via Accept-Language header. * Note: This takes precedence over the user's profile locale setting. * @param l - ISO language code (e.g., 'en', 'zh', 'ja') * @throws {Error} If an unsupported language code is provided */ export function setRequestLanguage(l: SupportedLanguage) { // ... implementation }src/components/admin/AdminUserList.tsx (4)
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141-148: Inconsistent error handling pattern detected.Other API calls use
error.default(), but this one directly accesseserror.data.message. Consider standardizing the error handling approach across all API calls.- message.error(error.data.message?.password?.[0]); + error.default();
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120-132: Type safety improvement needed in form error handling.The form parameter in
error.default(form)lacks type information. Consider adding proper typing for better type safety.- handleCreateUserFormFinish = (values: any) => { + handleCreateUserFormFinish = (values: { + email: string; + name: string; + password: string; + }) => {
155-160: Consider reorganizing translation keys for better maintainability.The translation keys mix different prefixes ('site.', 'admin.', 'form.'). Consider organizing them more consistently under the 'admin.userList.' prefix for better maintainability and context clarity.
For example:
- 'site.userName' → 'admin.userList.userName'
- 'admin.setAdmin' → 'admin.userList.setAdmin'
Also applies to: 165-165, 174-176, 184-184, 204-204, 215-215, 227-227, 241-241
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35-286: Consider splitting the component for better maintainability.The
AdminUserListcomponent currently handles multiple responsibilities. Consider splitting it into smaller, more focused components:
- UserList (main table component)
- CreateUserModal
- ResetPasswordModal
This would improve code organization, reusability, and testing.
src/locales/zh-cn.json (1)
52-52: Improve readability of team join settings message.The message about team IDs is split with newlines which might cause layout issues. Consider using a more concise format.
Apply this diff for better formatting:
- "site.setting.autoJoinTeamIDsTip": "新用户注册/创建完成后，会自动加入这些团队（每个 ID 一行）\n可以在团队设置界面查看团队 ID\n", + "site.setting.autoJoinTeamIDsTip": "新用户注册或创建完成后，将自动加入这些团队。每个团队 ID 请占一行，可在团队设置界面查看 ID。",src/locales/en.json (3)
149-149: Fix grammatical error in search message.The message "No Project set contain" has incorrect subject-verb agreement.
- "projectSet.emptySearchTip": "No Project set contain \"{word}\". Please try a different search term.", + "projectSet.emptySearchTip": "No Project sets contain \"{word}\". Please try a different search term.",
202-204: Maintain consistent punctuation in file upload messages.The file upload messages have inconsistent punctuation (some with periods, some without).
- "file.uploadTip1": "Click the \"Upload\" button or drag or paste files here to upload.", - "file.uploadTip2": "Supports single or multi file uploads. Currently supports these file extensions: .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp, .gif (case insensitive).", - "file.emptyTip": "No files yet, upload one now!", + "file.uploadTip1": "Click the \"Upload\" button or drag or paste files here to upload", + "file.uploadTip2": "Supports single or multi file uploads. Currently supports these file extensions: .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp, .gif (case insensitive)", + "file.emptyTip": "No files yet, upload one now",
86-89: Improve clarity of application restriction messages.The team/project application messages could be more concise while maintaining clarity.
- "team.notAllowApplyTipTitle": "This team has closed applications to join", - "team.notAllowApplyTip": "Please contact the administrator of the team \"{team}\" to invite you.", - "project.notAllowApplyTipTitle": "This item is closed for joining.", - "project.notAllowApplyTip": "Please contact the administrator of the team or project \"{project}\" to invite you.", + "team.notAllowApplyTipTitle": "Team applications are closed", + "team.notAllowApplyTip": "Contact an administrator of \"{team}\" for an invitation", + "project.notAllowApplyTipTitle": "Project applications are closed", + "project.notAllowApplyTip": "Contact a project administrator of \"{project}\" for an invitation",src/locales/messages.yaml (1)
1171-1172: Remove extra empty lines at the end of file.Multiple empty lines at the end of the file should be removed to follow YAML best practices.
admin.captchas: zhCn: 验证码 en: Captchas - -
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src/utils/debug-logger.ts (2)
1-5: LGTM! Clean and well-typed debug logger implementation.
The implementation is concise and follows the debug module's best practices. The TypeScript typing is correct, and the namespace prefix helps identify logs from this application.
1-1: Verify debug module configuration.
Let's ensure the debug module is properly configured in the application.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the debug module usage.
Debug module is properly configured and used consistently
The debug module is correctly set up:
- Properly imported and configured in
debug-logger.tswith namespace patternmoeflow:${namespace} - Correctly installed as a dependency in
package.json - Used consistently through the
createDebugLoggerutility in the codebase (e.g., inapis/index.ts) - Other debug statements are standard console.debug calls, which is a different concern
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17-19: Consider documenting the path alias convention.
Since this introduces a new import convention, it would be helpful to document it in the project's README or contributing guidelines.
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The path alias configuration looks good and follows common conventions. This will help standardize imports across the codebase.
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The path alias @/* is correctly configured in both:
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src/components/setting/LocalePicker.tsx (1)
1-31: Verify component integration and styling consistency.
Since this component is used in multiple contexts (Header and UserBasicSettings), let's verify the integration and styling consistency.
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Component integration and styling are properly implemented
The verification shows:
- LocalePicker is correctly integrated in both Header and UserBasicSettings components
- The styling is consistent and properly scoped:
- LocalePicker uses its own
dropDownMenuItemStylethat doesn't conflict with Header's similarly named style - Both implementations maintain the same dimensions (150px width, 30px height)
- LocalePicker uses its own
- No other direct usage of
availableLocalesandsetLocaleexists outside of the LocalePicker and locales module
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src/store/site/slice.ts (2)
5-8: Clarify the relationship to i18n changes.
The modification of platform and OS-related fields seems tangential to internationalization work. Could you clarify how these changes support the i18n objectives of this PR?
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rg -l "(?:osName|platform).*(?:i18n|locale|language|translation)" 5-6: Consider the implications of optional fields with default values.
Making osName and platform optional while maintaining default values in initialState creates a potential design inconsistency. If these fields are truly optional, they should be handled accordingly in the reducers. If they always have default values, they shouldn't be optional.
Consider one of these approaches:
- Keep the fields required and maintain the current default values
- Make the fields optional but handle undefined cases explicitly in reducers
- Create a separate initialization action that sets these values when they become available
src/components/setting/UserBasicSettings.tsx (2)
4-9: LGTM! Import statements are well-organized.
The imports follow a logical grouping pattern and the paths are correctly updated to reflect the new file structure.
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The renaming to UserBasicSettings better reflects the component's purpose, and the addition of LocalePicker aligns well with the internationalization objectives.
src/store/user/sagas.ts (2)
4-4: LGTM! Import changes improve type safety.
The addition of explicit type imports enhances type checking and provides better documentation of the API contract.
Also applies to: 6-6
27-30: Verify API restructuring across the codebase.
The API call restructuring and type annotations look good, but let's ensure consistency across the codebase.
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API restructuring is consistent with the codebase patterns
The changes are verified to be correct as:
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api.auth.getUserInfofollows the established pattern where auth-related endpoints are namespaced (e.g.,api.auth.login,api.auth.register) - Type
GetUserInfoResponseis properly defined inapis/auth.tsand consistently used in the saga
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src/components/admin/AdminVCodeList.tsx (1)
5-8: LGTM! Import paths standardization looks good.
The transition from relative to absolute imports using the '@/' prefix improves code maintainability and readability.
src/fontAwesome.ts (1)
61-61: LGTM! Clean addition of GitHub icon.
The changes properly integrate the GitHub icon by adding the import and registering it under the brand icons section, maintaining the existing code organization and structure.
Also applies to: 119-120
src/pages/UserSetting.tsx (1)
6-6: LGTM! Import changes are well-organized.
The imports are properly structured and reflect the component renames mentioned in the summary, maintaining good code organization.
Also applies to: 10-11
src/components/setting/UserEditForm.tsx (4)
6-11: LGTM: Import paths are well-organized.
The import statements are properly organized and follow a consistent relative path pattern.
Line range hint 1-94: LGTM: Well-structured component with proper i18n integration.
The component maintains a clean implementation with:
- Proper internationalization using useIntl
- Strong form validation
- Consistent error handling
- Clean Redux integration
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rg -g '*.{ts,tsx}' '(hideRequiredMark|requiredMark)'32-32: Verify consistent API namespace usage across the codebase.
The API call has been updated to use the new namespaced structure (api.user.editUser). Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied.
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information to specifically check for any remaining non-namespaced API calls.
Let me do one final check to ensure we have a complete picture of the API usage patterns.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
API namespace change is correctly implemented
The change from api.editUser to api.user.editUser is consistent with the codebase's patterns. All observed user-related API calls in the codebase follow the namespaced structure (api.user.*), and no instances of non-namespaced user API calls were found.
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vite.config.mts (1)
70-71: Verify the impact of the new path alias.
Since this introduces a new path alias pattern, we should verify its usage across the codebase to ensure consistent adoption.
✅ Verification successful
The @/ path alias is already being used consistently across the codebase
The verification shows that the @/ path alias is already actively used in multiple files, particularly in the admin components and their dependencies. The existing usage follows a consistent pattern for importing from the src directory. The relative imports (../) that exist in the codebase are appropriately used for parent-directory imports within feature modules, which is a valid pattern that doesn't need conversion to @/ aliases.
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echo -e "\nPotential relative imports that could use @/ alias:"
rg "from ['\"]\.\./"
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src/apis/auth.ts (1)
147-155: Improve documentation for the admin field.
The comment "// local" above the admin field needs clarification. Consider adding a more descriptive comment explaining its purpose and why it's marked as local.
Let's verify how the admin field is used across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about how this admin field is used in the actual implementation:
Let me check one more aspect to understand how this admin field is being used in the application state:
Based on the gathered evidence from all the shell script executions, I can now provide a final response:
The "// local" comment is appropriate for the admin field
The admin field is correctly marked as optional and local because:
- It's used in the user store state management (
src/store/user/slice.ts) - It's part of the API response interface (
src/apis/auth.tsandsrc/apis/user.ts) - The comment "// local" appropriately indicates that this field is handled locally in the application state, distinguishing it from other user profile fields
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# Check the implementation of getUserInfo to see how admin is handled
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src/pages/Admin.tsx (3)
11-19: LGTM: Import organization looks clean and consistent.
The imports are well-organized with:
- Core React imports first
- Custom hooks and interfaces
- UI components (antd)
- i18n utilities
- Admin components with consistent absolute paths
78-80: Verify the image-moderation route change impact.
The route path has been changed from image-check to image-moderation. This change appears in both the Menu.Item and Route components, maintaining consistency. However, we should verify this change doesn't break any existing links or redirects.
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for any remaining references to the old 'image-check' path
# Expected: No occurrences of the old path should remain
echo "Checking for old path references..."
rg "image-check"
echo "Checking for new path usage consistency..."
rg "image-moderation"Also applies to: 103-103
35-35: Verify i18n message keys exist in locale files.
The i18n implementation looks good, using formatMessage consistently. However, we should verify that all these message keys exist in the locale files:
- admin.backToDashboard
- admin.siteSettings
- admin.users
- admin.imageModeration
- admin.captchas
Also applies to: 59-59, 67-67, 75-75, 83-83, 91-91
✅ Verification successful
All i18n message keys are present and correctly defined
After checking the locale files and formatMessage usage, I can confirm that all the message keys used in Admin.tsx:
- admin.backToDashboard
- admin.siteSettings
- admin.users
- admin.imageModeration
- admin.captchas
are properly defined in both the English and Chinese locale files. The implementation is correct and complete.
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# Let's check the locale files directly to verify the i18n keys
echo "Checking locale files content..."
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echo -e "\nChecking formatMessage usage in Admin.tsx..."
rg "formatMessage\(" -A 1 src/pages/Admin.tsx
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package.json (4)
23-23: LGTM: Good choice for structured logging.
The addition of the debug package and its corresponding TypeScript types is appropriate for implementing structured logging capabilities, which aligns well with the i18n improvements.
Also applies to: 82-82
113-115: LGTM: Sensible version updates.
The updates to core dependencies look good:
- TypeScript update (^5.6) maintains major version compatibility
- Vite version is appropriately pinned (5.4.6)
- tsx addition complements the build script changes
119-122: LGTM: Well-structured dependency overrides.
The overrides section properly enforces consistent versions across the dependency tree:
- TypeScript version matches the devDependency
- React/ReactDOM are locked to v17
- Debug version is consistent with the main dependency
55-55: Verify locale generation with tsx.
The switch from ts-node to tsx is a good performance improvement. However, let's verify that the locale generation still works as expected.
✅ Verification successful
Switch to tsx is safe for locale generation
The script uses standard Node.js modules (fs/promises, path) and js-yaml package, which are fully compatible with tsx. The script's implementation is straightforward and doesn't use any ts-node specific features that might break with tsx.
Key compatibility points verified:
- Uses ESM-compatible imports
- No ts-node specific APIs or decorators
- Standard TypeScript/Node.js functionality only
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# to ensure compatibility with tsx
# Check if the script exists
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echo "Error: Locale generation script not found"
exit 1
fi
# Check the script's imports for potential tsx compatibility issues
rg -t typescript "^import|^require" "scripts/generate-locale-json.ts"
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# Let's verify the script existence and content without relying on file type
# First check if file exists
ls -l scripts/generate-locale-json.ts
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src/pages/Register.tsx (3)
2-9: LGTM! Clean import organization
The addition of InputRef from antd is appropriate for the type improvements made in this PR.
41-41: LGTM! Improved type safety
The change from Input to InputRef type is correct and follows antd's best practices for handling input references.
45-46: Verify API namespace changes across the codebase
The change from api.register to api.auth.register suggests an API reorganization. Let's verify this change is consistent across the codebase.
✅ Verification successful
API namespace change is correctly implemented
The change from api.register to api.auth.register is part of a proper API reorganization. The codebase shows:
- All auth-related functions are properly organized in
src/apis/auth.ts - The API is correctly exported and namespaced in
src/apis/index.tsunder theauthnamespace - The Register.tsx component is using the correct new namespace
api.auth.register
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# Look for any potential auth-related API calls that might need similar namespace updates
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rg "api\.register\("
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src/components/Header.tsx (2)
17-17: LGTM: LocalePicker import aligns with i18n objectives
The import follows proper conventions and is appropriately placed.
Line range hint 169-169: Verify LocalePicker styling consistency
The LocalePicker is appropriately added to both authenticated and unauthenticated states. However, ensure it maintains consistent styling with the header's existing elements.
Also applies to: 179-183
✅ Verification successful
LocalePicker styling is consistent with header elements
The LocalePicker component follows the same styling patterns as the header:
- It uses the same
dropDownMenuItemStyleemotion css pattern with identical dimensions (150px width, 30px height) - The styling is consistent with other dropdown menu items in the header
- It properly uses emotion's css prop pattern for styling, matching the header's implementation
- The Icon component is wrapped in a div, allowing it to inherit the header's flex layout properties
The component maintains visual consistency with the header's existing elements, requiring no additional styling adjustments.
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# Check the Header component's styling to compare
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src/components/admin/AdminSiteSetting.tsx (2)
2-2: LGTM! Import paths updated to use absolute imports.
The change from relative to absolute imports using the @ alias improves maintainability and reduces the likelihood of import path issues during file moves.
Also applies to: 7-12
Line range hint 1-150: Verify i18n message keys exist in translation files.
The component uses several i18n message keys. Let's verify they exist in the translation files to prevent runtime errors.
✅ Verification successful
All i18n message keys are properly defined in translation files
All the i18n message keys used in AdminSiteSetting.tsx are present in both English (en.json) and Chinese (zh-cn.json) translation files with appropriate translations. Each key has been verified:
- Core site settings keys (editSuccess, enableWhitelist, etc.)
- Whitelist-related keys (whitelistEmails, whitelistEmailsError, whitelistEmailsTip)
- Team-related keys (onlyAllowAdminCreateTeam, autoJoinTeamIDs, autoJoinTeamIDsError)
- Homepage customization keys (homepageHtml, homepageCss)
- Common form keys (form.submit)
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"site.setting.editSuccess"
"site.setting.whitelistEmailsError"
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"site.setting.onlyAllowAdminCreateTeam"
"site.setting.autoJoinTeamIDs"
"site.setting.autoJoinTeamIDsTip"
"site.setting.homepageHtml"
"site.setting.homepageCss"
"form.submit"
)
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done
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src/pages/Login.tsx (3)
2-2: LGTM! Import changes improve type safety and API organization.
The addition of InputRef and restructuring of API imports align well with the codebase improvements.
Also applies to: 7-7
38-38: LGTM! Correct type usage for input ref.
The change from Input to InputRef type is more accurate for refs and follows antd's best practices for accessing input methods like focus().
42-42: Verify API namespace change consistency.
The change to use api.auth.login looks good and improves API organization.
Let's verify this change is consistent across the codebase:
✅ Verification successful
API namespace change appears to be isolated
Based on the codebase analysis:
- No instances of the old
api.loginpattern were found - Only one usage of
api.authnamespace was found insagas.tsforgetUserInfo - The API implementation appears to be minimal with just axios utilities
- The change seems to be part of a broader API restructuring
Since we don't see any inconsistencies or remaining old patterns, and the new namespace is being used correctly, this change appears to be properly implemented.
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# Search for any remaining direct api.login calls that should be updated
rg "api\.login\("
# Search for the new pattern to confirm consistent usage
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# Also search for api.login as a property access to be thorough
rg "api\.login\b"
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rg "api\.auth\."
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# Let's look at the API interface/type definitions to understand the structure
rg -l "interface.*Api" -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"
# Also search for api type imports or definitions
rg "type.*Api" -g "*.ts" -g "*.tsx"
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src/locales/index.ts (2)
178-180: LGTM! Type safety improvements.
The addition of SupportedLocale type and its usage in matchLocale enhances type safety by ensuring only valid locales can be used throughout the application.
10-10: LGTM! Verify API integration.
The import of setRequestLanguage is correctly added and aligns with the i18n enhancement objectives.
Let's verify the API integration is complete:
✅ Verification successful
API integration verified and working correctly
The verification shows:
setRequestLanguageis properly exported fromsrc/apis/index.ts- It's correctly integrated in
initI18nfunction withmatchLocale - The types are compatible:
matchLocalereturnsSupportedLocalewhich is a string type matching the parameter type ofsetRequestLanguage - Usage is in the right context during i18n initialization
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src/components/admin/AdminImageSafeCheck.tsx (2)
3-5: LGTM! Import paths updated correctly.
The switch to absolute imports using '@/' prefix improves maintainability and follows project conventions. The addition of useIntl aligns with the internationalization objectives.
Also applies to: 11-12, 15-15
228-228: Verify the 'form.submit' message ID exists in all locale files.
The implementation looks correct, but we should ensure the message ID exists across all supported locales to prevent fallback text or missing translations.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the actual content of these files to verify the message ID is properly defined.
Message ID 'form.submit' is properly defined in all locale files
The message ID 'form.submit' is correctly defined and translated in all locale files:
- zh-cn.json: "提交"
- en.json: "Submit"
- messages.yaml: Includes Chinese translation "提交"
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src/apis/index.ts (2)
8-8: LGTM: Debug logging setup is well-structured.
The debug logger is appropriately scoped to the 'apis' namespace and will be valuable for troubleshooting i18n-related API issues.
Also applies to: 34-34
146-146: LGTM: Improved type safety with unknown.
The change from any to unknown for the type parameter is a good improvement. This enforces better type safety by requiring explicit type checks before using the response data.
src/components/admin/AdminUserList.tsx (1)
4-4: LGTM! Import paths have been successfully modernized.
The transition from relative to absolute imports using the '@/' prefix improves maintainability and readability.
Also applies to: 17-23
src/locales/zh-cn.json (2)
89-89: LGTM: Project application message is clear and consistent.
The translation for project application message is clear and maintains consistency with similar messages in the codebase.
374-385: Review admin-related translations for completeness.
The new admin-related translations are clear and consistent. However, some common administrative actions might be missing.
Let's verify if we have translations for all admin actions:
Consider adding translations for these additional administrative actions if they exist in the English locale:
- User suspension/ban
- User activity logs
- Bulk user operations
✅ Verification successful
All admin-related translations are present and complete
Comparing the English locale with the Chinese translations, I can confirm that all admin-related strings have corresponding translations in zh-cn.json. The translations match one-to-one with no missing entries:
- "admin.backToDashboard" ✓
- "admin.siteSettings" ✓
- "admin.users" ✓
- "admin.searchUser" ✓
- "admin.createUser" ✓
- "admin.setAdmin" ✓
- "admin.unsetAdmin" ✓
- "admin.actions" ✓
- "admin.resetPassword" ✓
- "admin.imageModeration" ✓
- "admin.captchas" ✓
The suggested additional administrative actions (user suspension/ban, activity logs, bulk operations) are not present in the English locale, so no translations are needed for those.
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src/locales/en.json (1)
375-385: LGTM! Admin-related entries are well-structured.
The new admin-related entries are clear, concise, and follow consistent naming patterns.
src/locales/messages.yaml (1)
1138-1171: LGTM! Well-structured admin translations.
The new administrative UI translations are well-organized with:
- Consistent prefix naming (
admin.) - Complete bilingual coverage
- Clear and professional terminology
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/components/setting/UserBasicSettings.tsx (1)
12-14: Consider translating the Chinese comment to English for consistency.The codebase appears to be using English for component and interface names. For better maintainability and collaboration, consider translating the Chinese comment
用户基础设置的属性接口to English.-/** 用户基础设置的属性接口 */ +/** Interface for user basic settings properties */ interface UserBasicSettingsProps {
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
src/components/setting/UserBasicSettings.tsx (3)
4-9: LGTM! Well-organized imports.
The imports are logically organized and follow good practices with consistent use of absolute imports for shared components and relative imports for co-located components.
18-20: LGTM! Clear and well-typed component definition.
The component rename to UserBasicSettings is more descriptive and the TypeScript typing is properly maintained.
33-33: Verify LocalePicker integration and styling.
The LocalePicker component has been added without any props. Please verify:
- If LocalePicker requires any props for proper functionality
- If the current placement without any margin/padding provides adequate spacing in the layout
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the LocalePicker component implementation to verify if it's designed to work without props.
LocalePicker integration is correctly implemented
The LocalePicker component:
- Is designed to work without props, using internal state management for locale handling
- Has proper styling with a dropdown menu and language icon
- Is placed in a parent component (UserBasicSettings) that already has adequate padding through the Content wrapper
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src/apis/index.ts (2)
42-64: Consider adding error handling for interceptor operations.While the implementation correctly manages interceptor lifecycle, consider adding try-catch blocks for the interceptor operations to handle potential runtime errors gracefully.
export function setRequestLanguage(l: string) { // Remove existing interceptor if any - if (languageInterceptor !== null) { - instance.interceptors.request.eject(languageInterceptor); - } + try { + if (languageInterceptor !== null) { + instance.interceptors.request.eject(languageInterceptor); + } + } catch (error) { + debugLogger('Failed to remove existing language interceptor:', error); + } // Add new interceptor and store its ID - languageInterceptor = instance.interceptors.request.use((req) => { - debugLogger('axios request interceptor: language', l, req); - return { - ...req, - headers: { - ...req.headers, - 'Accept-Language': l, - }, - }; - }); + try { + languageInterceptor = instance.interceptors.request.use((req) => { + debugLogger('axios request interceptor: language', l, req); + return { + ...req, + headers: { + ...req.headers, + 'Accept-Language': l, + }, + }; + }); + } catch (error) { + debugLogger('Failed to add language interceptor:', error); + languageInterceptor = null; + } }
36-39: Consider addressing technical debt.There are a few items that should be addressed:
- The TODO about moving instance/request to a peer file to prevent circular imports
- The deprecated default export should be removed in favor of the named exports
Would you like me to help create GitHub issues to track these improvements?
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8-8: LGTM: Debug logger implementation looks good.
The debug logger is properly initialized with an appropriate namespace for API-related logging.
Also applies to: 34-34
153-153: LGTM: Improved type safety with 'unknown'.
Good improvement changing the type parameter from 'any' to 'unknown'. This enforces better type safety by requiring explicit type checking before using the response data.
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LocalePickercomponent for selecting application locales.setRequestLanguagefunction to enhance API request handling.Improvements
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