Feat/queryui

[sunchanglong]

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on refining the user interface and experience of the query editor within the dashboard. It includes adjustments to component spacing, improved layout for the CodeMirror editor instances, and minor styling updates to ensure a more polished and consistent visual presentation across the query interface.

Highlights

• Query Editor Layout Refinement: Adjusted padding and spacing within the query editor card and its header to improve visual presentation.
• CodeMirror Editor Integration: Enhanced the CodeMirror editor's display by wrapping it in a dedicated container and ensuring it fills its parent's dimensions, improving its responsiveness and layout.
• Styling Consistency: Standardized border-radius for the CodeMirror editor and updated button group border styles for a more cohesive look.
• Redundant Style Removal: Eliminated a duplicate height definition for the CodeMirror component, streamlining the styling logic.

Changelog

• src/views/dashboard/query/editor.vue
  • Adjusted padding for the editor card and its header
  • Removed the 'Ctrl + Enter' tooltip from the run query button
  • Added a specific class and inline height style to the a-resize-box component
  • Wrapped CodeMirror instances in a new div and set their styles to fill 100% width and height
  • Removed a redundant style constant that defined CodeMirror height
  • Removed a global .arco-resizebox height definition
  • Added a specific padding-bottom style for the .editor-resize-box class
  • Updated the border-right style for primary buttons in a group
• src/views/dashboard/query/index.vue
  • Removed top padding from the .editor-space container
  • Modified the border-radius for the CodeMirror editor within the editor card to be uniform

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the query UI, moving some styling from CSS classes and objects to inline styles, and cleaning up some related code. While the refactoring seems to improve the layout, there are a few areas that could be improved for better maintainability and user experience. Specifically, I've pointed out the use of inline styles and !important, which are generally discouraged, and the removal of a helpful user tooltip.

[gemini-code-assist]

Using inline styles for layout properties like padding can make the component harder to maintain and theme. It's generally better to use CSS classes. You've replaced the pb-15 utility class with an inline style. Consider defining these styles in a class within the <style> block instead.

[gemini-code-assist]

The tooltip displaying the Ctrl + Enter shortcut for running a query was removed. This shortcut is a great usability feature, and the tooltip was important for its discoverability. Please consider re-adding it to improve user experience.

        a-tooltip(position="left" content="Ctrl + Enter")
          a-popover(position="bl" content-class="code-tooltip" :content="currentStatement")
            a-space(:size="4")
              icon-loading(v-if="secondaryCodeRunning" spin)
              icon-play-arrow(v-else)
              div {{ $t('dashboard.runQuery') + (queryType === 'sql' && currentQueryNumber ? ' #' + currentQueryNumber : '') }}
              icon-close-circle-fill.icon-16(v-if="secondaryCodeRunning") 

[gemini-code-assist]

A hardcoded height is being set with an inline style. It's better to define this in a CSS class for consistency and maintainability. You've already added the editor-resize-box class, so you could add the height property to its definition in the <style> block and remove the inline style.

  a-resize-box.editor-resize-box(:directions="['bottom']")

[gemini-code-assist]

The use of !important should be avoided as it can lead to CSS that is difficult to maintain and debug, because it breaks the natural cascading of stylesheets. Please try to increase the specificity of the selector or refactor the CSS to avoid needing !important.