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  • New Features
    • Introduced a caching mechanism for tab panels, improving performance when switching between tabs.
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    • Updated tab panel rendering logic to use cached content instead of re-rendering panels.
    • Removed the use of KeepAlive for tab panels, streamlining the component structure.

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The changes introduce a caching mechanism for tab panels in a Vue component. The renderless state is extended to include a cache object and a computed list of tab names. The tab panel rendering logic is refactored to use this cache, removing reliance on Vue's KeepAlive and improving cache management for rendered tab panels.

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File(s) Change Summary
packages/renderless/src/tabs-mf/vue.ts Added tabPanelCache object and includeNames computed property to the reactive state object.
packages/vue/src/tabs/src/mobile-first.vue Refactored tab panel rendering to use a custom cache, removed KeepAlive usage, and adjusted logic.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VueComponent
    participant State (tabPanelCache)
    participant TabPanel

    User->>VueComponent: Selects a tab
    VueComponent->>State (tabPanelCache): Check for cached tab panel by name
    alt Not cached
        VueComponent->>TabPanel: Create new TabPanel vnode
        VueComponent->>State (tabPanelCache): Store vnode in cache
    else Cached
        VueComponent->>TabPanel: Toggle display style (show/hide)
    end
    VueComponent->>VueComponent: Render tab panels from cache
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In the garden of tabs, where panels reside,
A cache now blossoms, with logic inside.
No more KeepAlive, just a bunny’s own store—
Panels remembered, forgotten no more.
With hops of refactor, and carrots of code,
The tabs leap ahead on their mobile-first road!
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@chenxi-20 chenxi-20 changed the title fix(tabs): fix(tabs): Optimize multi terminal caching logic, add add add delete operations to trigger sub component destruction and reconstruction logic Jul 21, 2025
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
packages/vue/src/tabs/src/mobile-first.vue (3)

43-45: Remove redundant cache initialization.

The tabPanelCache is already initialized in the renderless state (packages/renderless/src/tabs-mf/vue.ts:49). This check is unnecessary.

-      if (!state.tabPanelCache) {
-        state.tabPanelCache = {}
-      }
       const panelCache = state.tabPanelCache

49-54: Consider implementing cache size limits.

While the cleanup logic removes tabs not in current includeNames, the cache could grow unbounded in applications that dynamically create many unique tab names over time.

Consider implementing:

  1. Maximum cache size limit
  2. LRU (Least Recently Used) eviction strategy
  3. Time-based cache expiration

Example approach:

const MAX_CACHE_SIZE = 50
if (Object.keys(panelCache).length > MAX_CACHE_SIZE) {
  // Implement LRU eviction
}

42-77: Add tests for the new caching mechanism.

The PR checklist indicates that tests were not added. This caching logic introduces complexity that should be thoroughly tested, including:

  • Cache initialization and cleanup
  • Tab switching with cached panels
  • Memory management
  • Vue 2/3 compatibility

Would you like me to help generate unit tests for the caching mechanism or open an issue to track this task?

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packages/vue/src/tabs/src/mobile-first.vue (2)
Learnt from: Davont
PR: opentiny/tiny-vue#2513
File: packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-histogram/src/chart-histogram.vue:33-36
Timestamp: 2024-11-25T03:43:05.285Z
Learning: 在 Tiny Vue 代码库中,使用 `chart-core` 中的 `huiChartOption` 的组件,不应在其 `data` 中定义 `huiChartOption` 或 `option`,而是应该依赖 `chart-core` 提供的 `huiChartOption`。
Learnt from: Davont
PR: opentiny/tiny-vue#2513
File: packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sunburst/src/chart-sunburst.vue:30-32
Timestamp: 2024-11-25T03:24:05.740Z
Learning: 在位于`packages/vue/src/huicharts/huicharts-sunburst/src/chart-sunburst.vue`的组件中,当使用`chart-core`时,应删除错误的`option`定义,使用`chart-core`中的`huiChartOption`。
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packages/renderless/src/tabs-mf/vue.ts (1)

48-50: LGTM! State additions for caching mechanism.

The new state properties are correctly implemented:

  • tabPanelCache provides storage for cached tab panels
  • includeNames computed property efficiently tracks active tab names for cache cleanup
  • Trailing comma improves formatting consistency

Comment on lines +71 to +73
if (panelCache[cacheKey].elm) {
panelCache[cacheKey].elm.style.display = item.name === currentName ? 'block' : 'none'
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Avoid direct DOM manipulation - use Vue's reactivity system.

Direct manipulation of elm.style.display bypasses Vue's virtual DOM and could lead to synchronization issues. Consider using a reactive approach instead.

Alternative approaches:

  1. Store visibility state in a reactive property
  2. Use v-show directive in the template
  3. Wrap cached vnodes with a visibility controller component

Example reactive approach:

-          if (panelCache[cacheKey].elm) {
-            panelCache[cacheKey].elm.style.display = item.name === currentName ? 'block' : 'none'
-          }
+          // Store visibility state in cache
+          if (!panelCache[cacheKey].visible) {
+            panelCache[cacheKey].visible = reactive({ show: false })
+          }
+          panelCache[cacheKey].visible.show = item.name === currentName

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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In packages/vue/src/tabs/src/mobile-first.vue around lines 71 to 73, avoid
directly manipulating the DOM element's style property to show or hide panels.
Instead, refactor the code to store the visibility state in a reactive property
and use Vue's v-show directive in the template to control panel visibility. This
ensures synchronization with Vue's virtual DOM and maintains reactivity.

@zzcr zzcr merged commit 337ac61 into dev Jul 24, 2025
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@zzcr zzcr deleted the fix/mobile-first-tabs-20250718 branch July 24, 2025 02:40
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