feat(editor): support use tags to filter data source #725
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| return result.concat(tagMap[curr]); | ||
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| return uniq(dataSourceIds) |
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Maybe change it to something like this to be more simple and clear:
return dataSources.filter(ds=> dataSourceIds.includes(ds.id));
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Feature
Support categorizing DataSources using Tags.
2023-09-04.5.59.35.mov
Storage
The data is stored in the metadata of the Application Schema, look like:
To add a new Tag, you can directly modify the Schema and add a new key in the
componentsTagMapwith an[]as the value.