perf: resolve duplicate component names

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perf: resolve duplicate component names

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved internal handling of component initialization for select components, with no changes to user-facing functionality.

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The changes update the initialization of ApiSelect and ApiTreeSelect components in the initComponentAdapter function across three different application adapters. Instead of directly wrapping ApiComponent with withDefaultPlaceholder, the code now creates a new object by spreading the properties of ApiComponent and explicitly setting the name property to either 'ApiSelect' or 'ApiTreeSelect' before passing it to withDefaultPlaceholder. The rest of the component configuration and the function signatures remain unchanged.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
apps/web-antd/src/adapter/component/index.ts apps/web-ele/src/adapter/component/index.ts apps/web-naive/src/adapter/component/index.ts	Modified the initialization of ApiSelect and ApiTreeSelect in initComponentAdapter to spread ApiComponent properties and explicitly assign a name property before passing to withDefaultPlaceholder. No changes to function signatures or exports.

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In the warren where components hop and play,
ApiSelect and ApiTreeSelect found a new way.
With names now set, they leap with pride,
Wrapped in placeholders, nowhere to hide.
Debugging’s clearer, the code feels right—
A rabbit’s wink, and all is bright! 🐇✨

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• apps/web-antd/src/adapter/component/index.ts (1 hunks)
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• apps/web-naive/src/adapter/component/index.ts (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

apps/web-antd/src/adapter/component/index.ts (2)

139-151: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiSelect

This change ensures that the ApiSelect component has an explicit name property set to 'ApiSelect', resolving potential name conflicts when multiple components are created with the same base component (ApiComponent).

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152-166: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiTreeSelect

Similar to the ApiSelect change, this ensures that ApiTreeSelect has a unique name property, preventing duplicate component name issues in the Vue component registry.

apps/web-ele/src/adapter/component/index.ts (2)

187-198: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiSelect

This change explicitly sets the name property to 'ApiSelect' when spreading the ApiComponent properties, which prevents name conflicts in the Element Plus implementation.

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199-213: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiTreeSelect

Similar to the ApiSelect change, this ensures ApiTreeSelect has a proper name property, preventing duplicate component name conflicts in the Vue component registry.

apps/web-naive/src/adapter/component/index.ts (2)

134-144: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiSelect

This change ensures the ApiSelect component has a unique name in the Naive UI implementation, consistent with the changes made in the other UI framework adapters.

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145-160: Good approach to explicitly set the component name for ApiTreeSelect

Similar to the ApiSelect change, this ensures the ApiTreeSelect component has a proper name, preventing duplicate component name conflicts in the Vue component registry.

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