🚀 feat(frontend): add robust boolean handling across settings pages
Summary
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1. Introduced a reusable `toBoolean` utility (`web/src/helpers/boolean.js`) that converts
strings (`'true'/'false'`, `'1'/'0'`), numbers, and native booleans to a proper boolean.
2. Re-exported `toBoolean` via `web/src/helpers/index.js` for simple one-line imports.
Refactors
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• Systematically replaced all legacy `item.value === 'true'` checks with `toBoolean(item.value)` in
the following components:
– `SystemSetting.js`
– `OperationSetting.js`
– `PaymentSetting.js`
– `RatioSetting.js`
– `RateLimitSetting.js`
– `ModelSetting.js`
– `DrawingSetting.js`
– `DashboardSetting.js`
– `ChatsSetting.js`
• Unified import statements to
`import { …, toBoolean } from '../../helpers';`
removing redundant `../../helpers/boolean` paths.
Why
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SQLite sometimes returns `1/0` or boolean literals instead of the string `'true'/'false'`, causing
checkbox states to reset on page reload. The new utility guarantees consistent boolean parsing,
fixing the issue across all environments (SQLite, MySQL, etc.) while improving code clarity.
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export const toBoolean = (value) => {
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// 兼容字符串、数字以及布尔原生类型
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if (typeof value === 'boolean') return value;
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if (typeof value === 'number') return value === 1;
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if (typeof value === 'string') {
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const v = value.toLowerCase();
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return v === 'true' || v === '1';
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}
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return false;
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};
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