fix(website):Fix Reverse Proxy Deletion Failure in Certain Scenarios

[zhengkunwang223]

Refs #7701

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The provided code snippet contains several discrepancies that need to be addressed:

1. Unmatched Line Numbers: The line numbers in the @@ directives do not match those in the code content. This can lead to incorrect highlighting of changes.

2. Missing Imports: There is no import statement for files.NewFileOp() and getAppInstallByKey(). These should be included at the top of the file, typically near the beginning where other imports might be defined.

3. Code Fragment Missing Functionality:

   • In DeleteProxy, there is a commented-out line _ = updateNginxConfig(constant.NginxScopeServer, nil, &website).
   • Similar comments apply in OperateProxy where functionality related to updating Nginx configuration might be missing if it isn't already handled elsewhere.

4. Potential Security Issues: Removing proxy files without logging or auditing could leave open security risks. Ensure proper logging when deleting these files or implementing backup procedures before deletion.

5. Documentation Gap: While the function signatures look sufficient, adding docstrings would enhance readability and help maintainability of the code base.

Here's an updated version with some basic improvements:

package website_service

import (
	"fmt"
)

// type definitions omitted for brevity

type WebsiteService struct {
	...

}

// Other methods remain unchanged ...

func (w *WebsiteService) DeleteProxy(req request.WebsiteProxyDel) error {
	// Add necessary logic here...
	err := fileOp.DeleteFile(path.Join(includeDir, req.Name+".conf"))
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	log.Info("Deleted Proxy File:", includePath)
	return nil
}

// Similarly, add log statements and other necessary checks for OperateProxy method

Ensure you have the appropriate imports and handle all potential edge cases such as directory existence checks before operations like reading or writing files. Adjust logging levels based on your application's needs.

[wanghe-fit2cloud]

No, there are no irregularities or significant issues with this code. The changes align well with standard RESTful API structure and security practices for handling delete requests related to websites' proxy configurations. However, here is a suggestion:

• Ensure that the websiteService.DeleteProxy method actually handles errors correctly, especially if it interacts with external systems like databases or servers.
• It may be beneficial to add more logging around critical sections of the function to improve debugging when things don't work as expected.

[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The provided code has a few adjustments and optimizations that can be made. Here's a concise analysis:

1. Imports: The GetProxyConfig import is not used anywhere in the component. You might want to remove it if it's no longer needed.

2. Delete Proxy Function:

   • A new variable del is created with selected fields (id and name) from proxyConfig. This makes the call more targeted.
   • Ensure that both properties (id and name) are required when updating the state or sending data to the server because they seem to be required based on your error messages.

3. Translation Messages: In the message for the delete operation, replace placeholder variables using ${variable} instead of [${'parameter'}], which aligns better with Vue.js templating syntax.

4. Comments and Clarity: Add comments to explain non-obvious parts of the code, such as why certain methods are called or what their purpose is in context.

5. Styling Considerations:

   • If there are additional styles defined elsewhere that you're expecting to use here, make sure these are correctly imported or linked.
   • Be cautious about introducing excessive DOM manipulation if this part of the UI changes significantly.

Here's an optimized version of the relevant section:

const openCreate = () => {...};

const openEditFile = (proxyConfig: Website.ProxyConfig) => {...};

const deleteProxy = async (proxyConfig: Website.ProxyConfig) => {
    // Create a clean object containing only necessary parameters
    const del = { id: proxyConfig.id, name: proxyConfig.name };

    opRef.value.acceptParams({
        title: i18n.global.t('commons.msg.deleteTitle'),
        names: [proxyConfig.name],
        msg: i18n.global.t('commons.msg.operatorHelper', [
            i18n.global.t('website.proxy'), 
            i18n.global.t('commons.button.delete')
        ]),
        api: DelProxy,
        params: del,  // Use this cleaned-up object for deletion
    });
};

By making these adjustments, the code will be clearer and potentially slightly faster due to reduced redundancy in parameter passing.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
1 New issue
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
1.4% Duplication on New Code

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

/lgtm

[wanghe-fit2cloud]

/approve

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