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fix: onMouseover spelling error #662

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    • Corrected the onMouseover event handler typo to ensure proper event handling and improve component functionality.

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The recent update addresses a typo in the event handler assignment within the render.js file. Specifically, the onMoseover event handler was corrected to onMouseover in the getBindProps function. This fix ensures that the onMouseover event is properly handled, improving the accuracy of event processing in the component.

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packages/canvas/src/components/render/... Corrected a typo in the getBindProps function to properly handle the onMouseover event.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
packages/canvas/src/components/render/render.js (1)

Line range hint 1-700: General Code Quality and Maintainability Review

  1. Error Handling: The error handling in functions like parseJSXFunction and parseJSFunction is robust, using try-catch blocks effectively to manage exceptions. However, consider logging these errors or sending them to a monitoring service to improve observability.
  2. Performance Considerations: The use of dynamic function generation and execution (newFn) could lead to performance issues, especially if these functions are created frequently in response to user interactions. Consider caching functions or results where feasible.
  3. Security Concerns: Dynamically generating and executing code can lead to security vulnerabilities, particularly if user input is involved. Ensure that all inputs are properly sanitized before being used in function generation.
  4. Code Comments and Documentation: The code is moderately well-commented, but given the complexity, additional documentation on the purpose and interaction of functions could improve maintainability.
  5. Refactoring Opportunities: Some functions, like parseExpression and getBindProps, are quite long and handle multiple responsibilities. Consider breaking these into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and testability.
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packages/canvas/src/components/render/render.js (1)

561-561: Typo fix verified for onMouseover event handler.

The change from onMoseover to onMouseover is correctly implemented. This correction ensures that the onMouseover event is properly handled, which is crucial for the functionality of user interactions in the UI.

@hexqi hexqi changed the title fix: 修复onMouseover拼写错误 fix: onMouseover spelling error Jul 19, 2024
@hexqi hexqi merged commit 66268d3 into opentiny:develop Jul 19, 2024
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