fix: Resume Polling

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: Resume Polling

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[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code snippet seems to be incomplete due to an early line break. However, I can offer some general feedback on what you should consider improving:

1. Typographical Errors: Ensure that there are no missing characters or typos in your code.

2. Code Logic:

   • The onMounted hook is used correctly to call the getList() method when the component mounts.
   • In onBeforeUnmount, ensure proper teardown procedures are followed if necessary. Since there's only a cleanup operation with initInterval(), it looks fine.

3. Function Definitions:

   • If getList or initInterval are meant to define functions inside the same scope, make sure they're properly declared at the top of the script area if not already defined outside.

4. Semicolon Use:

   • Ensure all statements end with semicolons, as this is standard JavaScript syntax. There might be extra semicolons introduced automatically by editors based on auto-formatting rules.

5. Event Handling:

   • Make sure that getList and initInterval are either event handlers themselves or references to existing function definitions elsewhere in your project.

Overall, the structure appears correct and efficient for mounting components and setting up initial tasks during mount time.