openclaw - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature]: Control UI channel dropdown displays redundant raw IDs instead of friendly names [1 participants]

# Assuming a list of channels with raw IDs
channels = [
    {"id": "ou_xxx", "platform": "Feishu", "type": "DM"},
    {"id": "ou_xxx", "platform": "Feishu", "type": "DM"},
    {"id": "oc_xxx", "platform": "Feishu", "type": "Group"},
    {"id": "tg_xxx", "platform": "Telegram", "type": "DM"},
    {"id": "wc_xxx", "platform": "WeCom", "type": "DM"}
]

# Create a dictionary to store unique channels
unique_channels = {}

# Iterate over channels and deduplicate
for channel in channels:
    key = f"{channel['platform']}_{channel['type']}"
    if key not in unique_channels:
        unique_channels[key] = channel
    else:
        # If duplicate, append a counter to the key
        counter = 1
        while f"{key}_{counter}" in unique_channels:
            counter += 1
        unique_channels[f"{key}_{counter}"] = channel

# Fetch friendly names from platform APIs
def get_friendly_name(platform, id):
    # Implement API calls to fetch friendly names
    # For example:
    if platform == "Feishu":
        return fetch_feishu_name(id)
    elif platform == "Telegram":
        return fetch_telegram_name(id)
    # ...

# Update dropdown layout
dropdown_options = []
for key, channel in unique_channels.items():
    friendly_name = get_friendly_name(channel["platform"], channel["id"])
    option = {
        "text": f"{channel['platform']}: {friendly_name} ({channel['type']})",
        "value": channel["id"]
    }
    dropdown_options.append(option)

# Render the dropdown with the updated options