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chore(@vben/playground): add new slider captcha element and adjust references #4490

Closed fzq1998 closed 1 week ago

fzq1998 commented 1 week ago

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Description

Add a new slider captcha action reference (el6) to support additional functionality and update related template and event handler to use this new reference.

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Walkthrough

A new reference variable el6 of type SliderCaptchaActionType has been introduced in the slider-captcha.vue file. The existing reference to the SliderCaptcha component has been updated from el5 to el6. Additionally, the button that triggers the handleBtnClick method has been modified to utilize the new el6 reference. These changes reflect an update in component referencing without altering the overall functionality.

Changes

File Change Summary
playground/src/views/examples/captcha/slider-captcha.vue Added const el6 = ref<SliderCaptchaActionType>() and updated references from el5 to el6 in the component and button interactions.

Poem

In the garden where bunnies play,
A new friend el6 has come to stay.
With a click and a hop, we dance in delight,
Swapping el5 for a reference bright.
Slider-captchas, oh what a sight! 🐰✨


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`30-30`: **LGTM: New reference variable added consistently.** The addition of `el6` follows the established pattern and is correctly typed. This new reference will likely be used for an additional slider captcha example in the template. --- Line range hint `99-110`: **Great addition: New slider captcha with custom content.** This new `SliderCaptcha` component effectively demonstrates advanced usage with custom slot content. The conditional rendering based on the `isPassing` state adds useful dynamic behavior. This implementation aligns well with Vue best practices and enhances the examples provided in this file. --- `111-113`: **LGTM: Button handler updated correctly.** The update to use `el6` in the button's click handler is consistent with the pattern used for other examples and correctly links the reset functionality to the new slider captcha instance. --- `30-30`: **Summary: Successful addition of new slider captcha example.** The changes in this file effectively introduce a new slider captcha example with custom content. The additions are well-implemented, following established patterns and Vue best practices. These changes enhance the component's versatility by showcasing advanced usage scenarios. Some key points: 1. New reference variable `el6` added consistently with existing pattern. 2. New `SliderCaptcha` component demonstrates custom slot usage with conditional rendering. 3. Corresponding reset button correctly linked to the new component. These changes align well with the PR objectives and provide valuable additional functionality to the playground. Also applies to: 99-113
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