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[Liub1202]

feat(service): wip add the attributes of the tag

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Enhanced component documentation by adding detailed attribute descriptions, types, default values, and usage notes for numerous components, improving clarity and ease of use for end-users working with these components.
  • Improved template readability and usability by adding a new button element within the swiper component.
  • Updated documentation links to use dynamic URLs for consistent and maintainable access to official guides.

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Walkthrough

This update enriches the data object with detailed attribute metadata for numerous components and directives, adding names and markdown-formatted descriptions. It also refactors documentation URLs to use constants, adds new URL constants, and improves template readability by adding a button and reducing nested views. No control flow or logic changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts	Added comprehensive attribute definitions (names and markdown descriptions) for many components and directives, enhancing metadata for language service support. Also standardized note formatting.
packages/language-service/src/data/sfcBlocks.ts	Replaced hardcoded Mpx documentation URLs with template literals using imported MpxGuideUrl; cleared template tag attributes; replaced import of WxDocs with MpxGuideUrl.
packages/language-service/src/data/utils.ts	Added new constants MpxGuideUrl and MpxDirectivesUrl constructed from the base docs URL.
inspect-extension/components/composition/attributesCheck.mpx	Reduced template indentation by removing nested <view> elements; added a <button plain="{{ true }}"> inside .swiper container; moved comment about missing type attribute accordingly.

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New names and notes begin to show.
URLs now dance with constant grace,
A button joins the swiper's space.
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• inspect-extension/components/composition/attributesCheck.mpx (1 hunks)
• packages/language-service/src/data/sfcBlocks.ts (15 hunks)
• packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts (43 hunks)
• packages/language-service/src/data/utils.ts (1 hunks)

✅ Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)

• packages/language-service/src/data/utils.ts
• packages/language-service/src/data/sfcBlocks.ts
• packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts

🔇 Additional comments (2)

inspect-extension/components/composition/attributesCheck.mpx (2)

2-23: Template structure improvements enhance readability.

The reduction in nested <view> elements and improved indentation makes the template more readable and easier to maintain.

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5-6: Ignore missing type in this inspect‐extension test
The attributesCheck.mpx file under inspect-extension intentionally omits the type attribute to validate the language service’s error reporting. No verification or changes are needed here.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts (2)

10-100: Excellent attribute documentation structure with maintainability consideration.

The comprehensive attribute definitions with markdown descriptions, type information, and default values will greatly improve developer experience. The consistent structure across components is well-designed.

However, consider the maintainability implications of this large file (2600+ lines).

Consider organizing this into smaller, more manageable files:

// Structure suggestion:
// data/components/basic.ts (view, text, etc.)
// data/components/form.ts (input, button, etc.) 
// data/components/media.ts (image, canvas, etc.)
// data/template.ts (main export combining all)

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2680-2687: Clean export structure with future growth consideration.

The export structure is proper and the data object is complete.

As this file continues to grow with new components and attributes, consider implementing a modular approach where individual component definitions are imported from separate files to maintain code organization and improve maintainability.

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packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts (1)

packages/language-service/src/data/utils.ts (1)

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

packages/language-service/src/data/template.ts (4)

1-9: Imports and constants look well-structured.

The imports are properly typed and the URL constants are organized logically for documentation references.

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96-320: Comprehensive scroll-view component documentation.

Excellent coverage of all scroll-view attributes including:

• Basic scroll configuration (scroll-x, scroll-y)
• Advanced features (refresher, enhanced mode)
• Event handlers with detailed parameter descriptions
• Proper typing and default value documentation

The event handler naming consistently follows the bind* convention.

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788-1027: Thorough button component documentation with comprehensive event coverage.

The button component attributes are excellently documented including:

• All open-type values with specific use cases
• Comprehensive event handler coverage (bindgetuserinfo, bindcontact, etc.)
• Proper type documentation and default values
• Clear descriptions of WeChat-specific functionality

This level of detail will significantly improve developer productivity.

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1459-1514: Excellent event handler documentation consistency.

The event handler attributes demonstrate excellent consistency:

• Uniform bind* naming convention
• Detailed event object structure documentation
• Proper parameter descriptions with $event.detail references
• Component-specific event coverage (input, focus, blur, etc.)

This standardized approach will help developers understand event handling patterns.