fix: Document name sorting

[shaohuzhang1]

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[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code looks generally correct for an El Table component setup. Here's a concise review with some minor suggestions:

Potential Issues

1. Duplicate Code: The "Create Time" column has both sortable set to false and no filters property defined in the template slot (#default). This might be unintentional.

2. Parameter Merge Logic in getList Function:

   • Line 829 is almost identical to line 826 but uses arrow functions instead of traditional callbacks. Ensure this behavior aligns with your design preferences.

3. TypeScript Typing: There are type annotations like (hitHandlingMethod[row.hit_handling_method as keyof typeof hitHandlingMethod]) which should ensure that the lookup using row.hit_handling_method returns a valid index into the dictionary hitHandlingMethod. If it could return null/undefined, additional error handling might be necessary.

Optimization Suggestions

1. Simplified Filter Handling: Consider consolidating duplicate logic around filters by creating a reusable utility function or merging conditional checks within a single method call where applicable (e.g., checking if filterText.value exists before adding its key-value pair).

2. Consistent Arrow Functions Usage: While not mandatory here, consistent use of either traditional callback methods or arrow functions can improve readability and consistency.

3. Error Handling in Type Annotations: For better developer experience, consider more descriptive type definitions. For example, replace "views.document.table.name" and "common.createTime" with their respective imported keys from $t.

Overall, the overall structure seems functional given the context, but these points might aid optimization and maintainability.