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t0ng7u
a6ad49dba0 Revert "️ perf: Defer Visactor chart libs to dashboard; minimize home bundle"
This reverts commit b67a42e0a8.
2025-08-17 10:49:09 +08:00
t0ng7u
b67a42e0a8 ️ perf: Defer Visactor chart libs to dashboard; minimize home bundle
Home started loading `/assets/visactor-*.js` due to static imports of `@visactor/react-vchart` and the Semi theme in dashboard components/hooks. This change moves chart dependencies to lazy/dynamic imports so they load only on dashboard routes.

Changes
- StatsCards.jsx: replace static `VChart` import with `React.lazy` + `Suspense` (fallback: null)
- ChartsPanel.jsx: replace static `VChart` import with `React.lazy` + `Suspense` (fallback: null)
- useDashboardCharts.js: remove static `initVChartSemiTheme` import; dynamically import and initialize the theme inside `useEffect` with a cancel guard

Behavior
- Home page no longer downloads `visactor` chunks on first load
- Chart libraries are fetched only when visiting `/console` (dashboard)
- No functional changes to chart rendering

Files
- web/src/components/dashboard/StatsCards.jsx
- web/src/components/dashboard/ChartsPanel.jsx
- web/src/hooks/dashboard/useDashboardCharts.js

Verification
- Build the app (`npm run build`) and open `/`: no `/assets/visactor-*.js` requests
- Navigate to `/console`: `visactor` chunks load and charts render as expected

Breaking Changes
- None

Follow-ups
- If needed, further trim homepage bundle by reducing heavy icon sets on the hero section
2025-08-17 01:22:44 +08:00
t0ng7u
0eaeef5723 📚 refactor(dashboard): modularize dashboard page into reusable hooks and components
## Overview
Refactored the monolithic dashboard page (~1200 lines) into a modular architecture following the project's global layout pattern. The main `Detail/index.js` is now simplified to match other page entry files like `Midjourney/index.js`.

## Changes Made

### 🏗️ Architecture Changes
- **Before**: Single large file `pages/Detail/index.js` containing all dashboard logic
- **After**: Modular structure with dedicated hooks, components, and helpers

### 📁 New Files Created
- `hooks/dashboard/useDashboardData.js` - Core data management and API calls
- `hooks/dashboard/useDashboardStats.js` - Statistics computation and memoization
- `hooks/dashboard/useDashboardCharts.js` - Chart specifications and data processing
- `constants/dashboard.constants.js` - UI config, time options, and chart defaults
- `helpers/dashboard.js` - Utility functions for data processing and UI helpers
- `components/dashboard/index.jsx` - Main dashboard component integrating all modules
- `components/dashboard/modals/SearchModal.jsx` - Search modal component

### 🔧 Updated Files
- `constants/index.js` - Added dashboard constants export
- `helpers/index.js` - Added dashboard helpers export
- `pages/Detail/index.js` - Simplified to minimal wrapper (~20 lines)

### 🐛 Bug Fixes
- Fixed SearchModal DatePicker onChange to properly convert Date objects to timestamp strings
- Added missing localStorage update for `data_export_default_time` persistence
- Corrected data flow between search confirmation and chart updates
- Ensured proper chart data refresh after search parameter changes

###  Key Improvements
- **Separation of Concerns**: Data, stats, and charts logic isolated into dedicated hooks
- **Reusability**: Components and hooks can be easily reused across the application
- **Maintainability**: Smaller, focused files easier to understand and modify
- **Consistency**: Follows established project patterns for global folder organization
- **Performance**: Proper memoization and callback optimization maintained

### 🎯 Functional Verification
-  All dashboard panels (model analysis, resource consumption, performance metrics) update correctly
-  Search functionality works with proper parameter validation
-  Chart data refreshes properly after search/filter operations
-  User interface remains identical to original implementation
-  All existing features preserved without regression

### 🔄 Data Flow
```
User Input → SearchModal → useDashboardData → API Call → useDashboardCharts → UI Update
```

## Breaking Changes
None. All existing functionality preserved.

## Migration Notes
The refactored dashboard maintains 100% API compatibility and identical user experience while providing a cleaner, more maintainable codebase structure.
2025-07-20 15:47:02 +08:00