feat:element-plus 物料自动化脚本更新

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• New Features

  • Introduced a script for automating the generation of metadata and configuration for Vue components using Element Plus.
  • Added functionalities for component configuration, NPM configuration, widget creation, field mapping, event and slot extraction, schema generation, data loading, and JSON file generation.

• Enhancements

  • Improved concurrency handling for fetching component data.

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Walkthrough

The changes enhance the scripts/genMaterial.js file, significantly improving its functionality for generating metadata and configuration for Vue components from the Element Plus library. Key updates include the addition of multiple utility functions, enhanced component configuration capabilities, improved handling of properties and events, and robust data fetching mechanisms. The script now orchestrates the overall process of generating structured schemas and outputs data to JSON files.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
scripts/genMaterial.js	Major enhancements for generating metadata and configuration for Vue components, including new utility functions for string manipulation, improved data fetching, and robust JSON file handling. New functions added for schema creation, component generation, and slot extraction.

Possibly related PRs

• #812: Changes in packages/plugins/materials/src/composable/useMaterial.js involve processing material data and extracting properties, which may relate to the enhanced functionality for generating metadata in scripts/genMaterial.js.
• #815: The updates in mockServer/src/services/appinfo.json include modifications to the Element Plus package references and the introduction of new components, which aligns with the main PR's focus on enhancing Vue component generation and configuration.
• #833: Modifications in packages/controller/src/useTemplate.js for template management and state handling could be relevant to the changes in scripts/genMaterial.js, especially regarding the management of component configurations and templates.

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Generating metadata in a joyful way.
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Creating configs, where they belong.
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