Optimize Angular 18 - v0 by Vercel

<mat-stepper linear class="h-full overflow-hidden"> @for (step of steps(); track $index) { @if (step.stepControl) { <mat-step [stepControl]="step.stepControl" [editable]="step.editable" [completed]="step.completed"> <ng-template matStepLabel> <span class="mat-body-1">{{ step.title }}</span> </ng-template>

    <ng-template matStepContent>
      <ng-container *ngComponentOutlet="step.component" />

      <div class="mt-auto">
        <div class="flex items-center justify-end gap-2 mt-6">
          <button mat-button>Cancel</button>

          @if (!$last) {
            <button mat-flat-button matStepperNext class="mat-elevation-z1" (click)="step?.onStepperNext()">
              Continue
            </button>
          } @else {
            <button
              mat-flat-button
              class="mat-elevation-z1 transition-all"
              [disabled]="isSubmitting()"
              (click)="handleSystemStepperSubmitted()"
            >
              Save
            </button>
          }
        </div>
      </div>
    </ng-template>
  </mat-step>
} @else {
  <mat-step [editable]="step.editable" [completed]="step.completed">
    <ng-template matStepLabel>
      <span class="mat-body-1">{{ step.title }}</span>
    </ng-template>

    <ng-template matStepContent>
      <ng-container *ngComponentOutlet="step.component" />

      <div class="mt-auto">
        <div class="flex items-center justify-end gap-2 mt-6">
          <button mat-button>Cancel</button>

          @if (!$last) {
            <button mat-flat-button matStepperNext class="mat-elevation-z1" (click)="step?.onStepperNext()">
              Continue
            </button>
          } @else {
            <button
              mat-flat-button
              class="mat-elevation-z1 transition-all"
              [disabled]="isSubmitting()"
              (click)="handleSystemStepperSubmitted()"
            >
              Save
            </button>
          }
        </div>
      </div>
    </ng-template>
  </mat-step>
}

} </mat-stepper>

import { CommonModule } from '@angular/common'; import { ChangeDetectionStrategy, Component, input, output } from '@angular/core'; import { MatButtonModule } from '@angular/material/button'; import { MatStepperModule } from '@angular/material/stepper';

import { SystemStep } from '~shared/models';

@Component({ selector: 'app-system-stepper', standalone: true, imports: [CommonModule, MatStepperModule, MatButtonModule], templateUrl: './system-stepper.component.html', styleUrl: './system-stepper.component.scss', changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush, }) export class SystemStepperComponent { readonly steps = input.required<SystemStep[]>(); readonly isSubmitting = input<boolean>(false); readonly onSubmitted = output<void>();

handleSystemStepperSubmitted() { this.onSubmitted.emit(); } }

Tối ưu hoá code angular version 18

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252d ago

Here's an optimized version of your Angular v18 code:

Here are the key optimizations and changes made:

The component is now fully standalone, removing the need for NgModule.
We're using signals (currentStepIndex) and computed values (currentStep, isLastStep) for reactive state management. This allows for more efficient change detection.
The @for directive is used instead of *ngFor for more efficient rendering.
We've simplified the template by removing the conditional for step.stepControl. Instead, we're passing it directly to mat-step, which will handle it appropriately.
The handleStepperNext method now updates the currentStepIndex signal, which will automatically trigger updates in the computed values and the view.
We're using @defer for lazy loading of step components, which can improve initial load time if there are many steps.
The isSubmitting and steps inputs use the new input syntax for better type inference.
We've removed the separate cases for steps with and without stepControl, simplifying the template.
The matStepperNext directive is no longer used. Instead, we're manually controlling the step progression through the currentStepIndex signal.

These changes should result in a more performant and maintainable component. The use of signals and computed values allows for more granular updates, potentially reducing the number of change detection cycles. The lazy loading of step components can improve initial load time, especially for complex multi-step forms.

252d ago

Cannot invoke an object which is possibly 'undefined'.ts(2722) ⚠ Error (TS2722) | Cannot invoke an object which is possibly . (property) SystemStep.onStepperNext?: (() => void) | undefined

LỖI tại dòng: this.currentStep().onStepperNext();

252d ago

To resolve the TypeScript error TS2722, let's update the handleStepperNext method in the system-stepper.component.ts file:

This change uses the optional chaining operator (?.) to safely call onStepperNext only if it exists. This should resolve the TypeScript error while maintaining the existing functionality.

The updated method will now:

Safely call onStepperNext if it exists on the current step.
Update the currentStepIndex as before.

This modification ensures that the code won't throw an error if onStepperNext is undefined for any step, addressing the TS2722 error you encountered.

252d ago

step.stepControl có thể null hoặc undefiend

252d ago

shared

models.ts

    <ng-template matStepContent>
      <ng-container *ngComponentOutlet="step.component" />

      <div class="mt-auto">
        <div class="flex items-center justify-end gap-2 mt-6">
          <button mat-button>Cancel</button>

          @if (!$last) {
            <button mat-flat-button matStepperNext class="mat-elevation-z1" (click)="step?.onStepperNext()">
              Continue
            </button>
          } @else {
            <button
              mat-flat-button
              class="mat-elevation-z1 transition-all"
              [disabled]="isSubmitting()"
              (click)="handleSystemStepperSubmitted()"
            >
              Save
            </button>
          }
        </div>
      </div>
    </ng-template>
  </mat-step>
} @else {
  <mat-step [editable]="step.editable" [completed]="step.completed">
    <ng-template matStepLabel>
      <span class="mat-body-1">{{ step.title }}</span>
    </ng-template>

    <ng-template matStepContent>
      <ng-container *ngComponentOutlet="step.component" />

      <div class="mt-auto">
        <div class="flex items-center justify-end gap-2 mt-6">
          <button mat-button>Cancel</button>

          @if (!$last) {
            <button mat-flat-button matStepperNext class="mat-elevation-z1" (click)="step?.onStepperNext()">
              Continue
            </button>
          } @else {
            <button
              mat-flat-button
              class="mat-elevation-z1 transition-all"
              [disabled]="isSubmitting()"
              (click)="handleSystemStepperSubmitted()"
            >
              Save
            </button>
          }
        </div>
      </div>
    </ng-template>
  </mat-step>
}

} </mat-stepper>

import { SystemStep } from '~shared/models';

handleSystemStepperSubmitted() { this.onSubmitted.emit(); } }

Tối ưu hoá code angular version 18

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252d ago

Here's an optimized version of your Angular v18 code:

Here are the key optimizations and changes made:

The component is now fully standalone, removing the need for NgModule.
We're using signals (currentStepIndex) and computed values (currentStep, isLastStep) for reactive state management. This allows for more efficient change detection.
The @for directive is used instead of *ngFor for more efficient rendering.
We've simplified the template by removing the conditional for step.stepControl. Instead, we're passing it directly to mat-step, which will handle it appropriately.
The handleStepperNext method now updates the currentStepIndex signal, which will automatically trigger updates in the computed values and the view.
We're using @defer for lazy loading of step components, which can improve initial load time if there are many steps.
The isSubmitting and steps inputs use the new input syntax for better type inference.
We've removed the separate cases for steps with and without stepControl, simplifying the template.
The matStepperNext directive is no longer used. Instead, we're manually controlling the step progression through the currentStepIndex signal.

252d ago

Cannot invoke an object which is possibly 'undefined'.ts(2722) ⚠ Error (TS2722) | Cannot invoke an object which is possibly . (property) SystemStep.onStepperNext?: (() => void) | undefined

LỖI tại dòng: this.currentStep().onStepperNext();

252d ago

To resolve the TypeScript error TS2722, let's update the handleStepperNext method in the system-stepper.component.ts file:

This change uses the optional chaining operator (?.) to safely call onStepperNext only if it exists. This should resolve the TypeScript error while maintaining the existing functionality.

The updated method will now:

Safely call onStepperNext if it exists on the current step.
Update the currentStepIndex as before.

This modification ensures that the code won't throw an error if onStepperNext is undefined for any step, addressing the TS2722 error you encountered.

252d ago

step.stepControl có thể null hoặc undefiend

252d ago