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packages/theme/src/skeleton/vars.less (1)
2-2: Use English comments for better maintainabilityThe comment "头像占位尺寸" is in Chinese. To improve code maintainability and accessibility for a potentially diverse team, consider using English comments throughout the codebase.
Replace the Chinese comment with an English equivalent:
- // 头像占位尺寸 + // Avatar placeholder sizepackages/theme/src/rate/vars.less (1)
15-21: Approve CSS variable updates and suggest documentation update.The CSS variable changes improve consistency and maintainability:
- The prefix change from
--ti-rate-to--tv-Rate-follows a more consistent naming convention.- Using base variables (e.g.,
--tv-space-lg) for values enhances theme consistency and simplifies future updates.These changes align well with the PR's refactoring objectives.
Consider updating any relevant documentation or style guides to reflect these new variable names and the use of base variables. This will help maintain consistency across the project and assist other developers in using these variables correctly.
packages/theme/src/espace/index.less (1)
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1-40: Summary: Consistent refactoring with potential for breaking changesThe changes in this file successfully refactor the theme variables for the Espace component, improving naming consistency and specificity. However, these changes have the potential to introduce breaking changes if not properly implemented across the entire project.
To ensure a smooth transition:
- Verify that all new variables are correctly defined in the appropriate files.
- Update all usages of the old variables throughout the project.
- Ensure that the new method for injecting CSS variables (
.inject-Espace-vars()) is correctly implemented in the corresponding JavaScript/TypeScript files.- Conduct thorough testing to catch any styling issues that may arise from these changes.
Consider adding a migration guide or deprecation warnings for any public APIs that may be affected by these changes to assist users in updating their code.
packages/theme/src/text-popup/vars.less (1)
13-27: Summary of TextPopup theme variable changesThe changes in this file improve naming consistency and readability for the TextPopup component's theme variables. However, there are a few points to address:
- Ensure that all references to the old function name
.component-css-vars-text-popup()have been updated to.inject-TextPopup-vars()across the codebase.- Verify that all usages of the old CSS variable names (with
--ti-prefix) have been updated to the new naming convention (with--tv-prefix).- Clarify how padding will be handled for the TextPopup component after the removal of padding-related variables.
These changes introduce breaking changes, so it's crucial to update all affected components and thoroughly test the TextPopup component to ensure its layout and appearance remain correct.
Consider adding a migration guide or update script to help other developers adapt to these changes in their implementations.
packages/theme/src/skeleton-item/vars.less (2)
3-31: Approve CSS variable prefix changes and suggest documentation update.The consistent change from
--ti-to--tv-prefix for all CSS variables improves standardization. This change likely affects the entire project and should be documented.Consider updating the project's documentation to reflect this new naming convention and explain the meaning of the
--tv-prefix.
31-31: Clarify the purpose of the "(hide)" comment.The linear gradient variable has been correctly renamed to follow the new convention. However, the "(hide)" comment in the Chinese description is unclear and might lead to confusion.
Consider removing the "(hide)" comment or providing a clearer explanation of its purpose. If this variable is meant to be internal or not directly used, consider using a naming convention to indicate this, such as prefixing with an underscore:
- // 渐变颜色设置(hide) - --tv-SkeletonItem-linear-gradient: linear-gradient(to right, #fafafa, #ebebeb, #fafafa); + // 内部使用的渐变颜色设置 + --tv-SkeletonItem-_linear-gradient: linear-gradient(to right, #fafafa, #ebebeb, #fafafa);packages/theme/src/text-popup/index.less (1)
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1-52: Summary of changes and their impactThe changes in this file align with the PR objectives of refactoring theme variables for the text-popup component. The main modifications include:
- Updating the CSS variable injection method to follow a more consistent naming convention.
- Changing the padding for the
.areaclass from CSS variables to fixed values.While these changes improve code consistency, the second change might limit customization options. Overall, no breaking changes were introduced in terms of functionality, but the reduced flexibility in padding customization should be reconsidered.
To maintain a balance between standardization and flexibility, consider:
- Keeping critical style properties configurable through CSS variables.
- Documenting any intentional limitations on customization in the component's documentation.
- Ensuring that these refactoring patterns are consistently applied across all components in the theme package.
packages/theme/src/qr-code/index.less (2)
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20-24: LGTM! Consider using LESS variables for improved maintainability.The addition of the
.borderclass is a good improvement, providing more styling options for the QR code container. The implementation is consistent with the existing styles.For better maintainability, consider using LESS variables for the border color and border-radius. This would allow for easier theme customization:
&.border { - border: 1px solid rgb(5 5 5 / 6%); - border-radius: 8px; + border: 1px solid @qr-code-border-color; + border-radius: @qr-code-border-radius; }Then, define these variables at the top of the file or in a separate variables file:
@qr-code-border-color: rgb(5 5 5 / 6%); @qr-code-border-radius: 8px;This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent styling across the component and allow for easier theme customization.
Issue Found: Import statement for
vars.lessnot removedThe mixin call
.component-css-vars-qr-code();has been successfully removed, aligning with the PR objectives. However, the import statement@import '../vars.less';was not removed as expected. Please ensure that all theme variable refactoring changes are applied consistently.
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1-67: Clarification needed: Discrepancy between PR objectives and actual changesThe PR objectives mention refactoring theme variables for the QR code component, but the changes in this file don't directly address this. Additionally, the AI summary mentions the removal of an import statement for
vars.lessand a mixin call.component-css-vars-qr-code(), which are not visible in the provided code.Could you please clarify:
- How do these changes align with the PR objective of refactoring theme variables?
- Were there any removed lines (e.g., import statements or mixin calls) that are not shown in this diff?
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This will help us understand the full extent of the changes and ensure they align with the PR objectives.
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packages/theme/src/dept/index.less (1)
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1-79: Summary: Consistent refactoring of theme variables with potential risks.The changes in this file consistently refactor theme variables by changing the prefix from
--ti-to--tv-and including the component name 'Dept' in the variable names. This aligns well with the PR objectives and should improve specificity and maintainability.However, there are potential risks to consider:
- These changes might introduce breaking changes if the old variable names are used elsewhere in the codebase.
- The
.inject-Dept-vars()mixin replacement might affect other parts of the codebase that rely on the old mixin.To mitigate these risks:
- Ensure all occurrences of the old variable names and mixin are updated throughout the entire codebase.
- Thoroughly test the components that use these variables to verify that the styling is applied correctly.
- Update any documentation or style guides to reflect the new naming convention.
Consider creating a migration guide or script to help other developers update their code to use the new variable names and mixin.
packages/theme/src/bulletin-board/vars.less (1)
13-55: Function name and variable prefix changes look good, but consider improving comment accessibility.The refactoring of the function name from
.component-css-vars-bulletin-board()to.inject-BulletinBoard-vars()and the consistent update of CSS variable prefixes fromti-totv-appear to be part of a larger standardization effort. These changes improve consistency and clarity in the codebase.The new CSS variables are well-organized and cover all necessary aspects of the bulletin board component's styling. However, to improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking developers, consider adding English translations alongside the Chinese comments.
Consider updating the comments to include both Chinese and English translations, for example:
// 标题字号 (Title font size) --tv-BulletinBoard-title-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-heading-sm);This change would make the code more accessible to a wider range of developers while still maintaining the original Chinese comments.
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1)
379-379: LGTM! Consider reordering for consistency.The addition of
--tv-border-radius-xs: 2px;is a good improvement to the design system, allowing for more fine-grained control over border radii. The naming and value are consistent with the existing pattern.For better readability and consistency, consider reordering the border radius variables from smallest to largest:
- --tv-border-radius-xs: 2px; --tv-border-radius-sm: 4px; --tv-border-radius-md: 6px; --tv-border-radius-lg: 8px; --tv-border-radius-round: 999px; + --tv-border-radius-xs: 2px; + --tv-border-radius-sm: 4px; + --tv-border-radius-md: 6px; + --tv-border-radius-lg: 8px; + --tv-border-radius-round: 999px;packages/theme/src/bulletin-board/index.less (1)
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191-192: Replace hardcoded color values with CSS variables for theme consistencyIn the
.icon-close:hoverstyle:
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background-color: #b4bccc;- Line 192:
color: #fff;Replacing these hardcoded colors with CSS variables will ensure consistency with the theme and make future color adjustments more manageable.
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packages/theme/src/skeleton/vars.less (3)
1-1: Verify impact of mixin name changeThe mixin name has changed from
.component-css-vars-skeleton()to.inject-Skeleton-vars(). While this new name is more descriptive and consistent, it may impact other files that import and use this mixin.To ensure this change doesn't break existing imports, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for usage of the old mixin name rg --type less '.component-css-vars-skeleton'If the script returns any results, those occurrences need to be updated to use the new mixin name
.inject-Skeleton-vars().
1-3: Verify consistency of CSS variable prefix changeThe CSS variable prefix has changed from
--ti-to--tv-. This change should be part of a consistent refactoring effort across the entire codebase.To ensure this change is consistent with other components, please run the following script:
Review the results to ensure that the prefix change is applied consistently across all components. If there are mixed usages of
--ti-and--tv-prefixes, consider creating a separate issue to track and complete the refactoring process.
1-3:⚠️ Potential issueSignificant reduction in Skeleton theme variables
The refactoring has removed several CSS variables that were previously defined for the Skeleton component, leaving only the avatar size variable. This change might impact the flexibility and customization options for the Skeleton component.
Please consider the following:
- Confirm that the removed variables (background color, margins, title dimensions, row spacing) are no longer needed for the Skeleton component.
- If these variables are still required, consider keeping them or providing alternative ways to customize these aspects of the Skeleton component.
- Update the component's documentation to reflect these changes in customization options.
To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact existing usage, please run the following script:
If the script returns any results, those occurrences need to be updated or removed.
✅ Verification successful
No usages of removed Skeleton CSS variables found
All removed Skeleton CSS variables are not used in the codebase, verification successful.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for usage of removed Skeleton CSS variables in .less, .css, .vue, and .tsx files rg --glob "*.less" --glob "*.css" --glob "*.vue" --glob "*.tsx" '(--ti-skeleton-bg-color|--ti-skeleton-margin-right|--ti-skeleton-margin-bottom|--ti-skeleton-title-width|--ti-skeleton-title-height|--ti-skeleton-row-height|--ti-skeleton-row-margin-top)'Length of output: 254
packages/theme/src/espace/vars.less (4)
14-16: Variable updates improve consistency, but clarify design implications.The variable updates look good and seem to improve consistency with a new naming scheme:
- Prefix change from
titotv.- PascalCase for component name ('Espace').
- More specific color variable names ('icon-color' instead of 'text-color').
- Use of centralized color variables (
--tv-color-iconand--tv-color-icon-hover).However, please clarify:
- Does the change from 'text-color' to 'icon-color' reflect a change in the component's design or usage?
- Are there any implications for accessibility or theming that should be documented?
13-16: Verify updates in dependent components and styles.The changes to variable names and values may impact other components or styles that reference them. To ensure a smooth transition:
- Update all references to the old variable names (
--ti-espace-*) in other components and stylesheets.- Review the visual appearance of components using these variables, especially given the change from
text-colortoicon-color.- Update any documentation or comments referencing these variables.
Run the following script to identify potential areas that need updating:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find potential references to old variable names # Test: Search for references to old variable names # Expect: No results if all references have been updated rg --type less '--ti-espace-' # Test: Search for components that might be using Espace styles # Expect: A list of files that might need review rg --type less 'espace'
13-13: Function renaming looks good, but verify its usage.The function renaming from
.component-css-vars-espace()to.inject-Espace-vars()improves clarity about the function's purpose. The new name follows a different naming convention, which seems to be part of a larger refactoring effort.Please run the following script to verify that all references to this function have been updated:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining references to the old function name # Test: Search for the old function name. Expect: No results. rg --type less '.component-css-vars-espace' # Test: Search for the new function name. Expect: At least one result (this file). rg --type less '.inject-Espace-vars'
13-16: Ensure naming convention consistency across components.The new naming convention (PascalCase for component name, 'tv' prefix, more specific variable names) appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort. To maintain consistency:
- Verify that this naming convention is applied uniformly across all components.
- Update any documentation or style guides to reflect these new conventions.
Run the following script to check for consistency in other component files:
packages/theme/src/skeleton/index.less (2)
20-22: Approve avatar styling changes and suggest consistency check.The updates to the avatar size variables and the introduction of a fixed margin improve the consistency of the skeleton component styling. These changes align with the PR's refactoring objectives.
To ensure consistency across components, please verify that similar variable naming conventions have been applied to other components. Run the following script to check for variable naming patterns:
7-7: Approve mixin renaming and suggest verification.The change from
.component-css-vars-skeleton()to.inject-Skeleton-vars()aligns with the PR's refactoring objectives and improves naming specificity. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure consistency across the codebase, please verify that this mixin renaming has been applied uniformly. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old mixin name:
✅ Verification successful
Mixin renaming verified successfully.
The old mixin
.component-css-vars-skeleton()has been removed, and the new mixin.inject-Skeleton-vars()is correctly defined and used in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/src/rate/vars.less (1)
13-13: Approve function renaming and verify usage.The function renaming from
.component-css-vars-rate()to.inject-Rate-vars()improves clarity and follows a more specific naming convention. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure this change doesn't break existing code, please verify all occurrences of this function name across the codebase. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old function name:
If the old function name is found, update those occurrences to use the new name.
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Function renaming verified and no residual references found.
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.component-css-vars-ratehave been successfully updated to.inject-Rate-vars. The renaming enhances code clarity without introducing any issues.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any remaining usage of the old function name # Test: Search for the old function name. Expect: No results. rg --type less -g '!packages/theme/src/rate/vars.less' $'.component-css-vars-rate' # Test: Search for the new function name. Expect: At least one result (the import/usage). rg --type less $'.inject-Rate-vars'Length of output: 230
packages/theme/src/dept/vars.less (1)
13-19: LGTM! New function looks good.The new
.inject-Dept-vars()function is well-structured and follows a consistent naming convention. The use of existing theme variables for values promotes consistency across the theme.Verify the impact of the naming convention change.
The change from
ti-totv-prefix for variables might affect other parts of the codebase that rely on these variables. Please ensure that all references to these variables have been updated accordingly.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old variable names:
Verify the removal of the old function.
The AI summary mentions that the old function
.component-css-vars-dept()has been removed. Please ensure that there are no remaining references to this function in the codebase.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old function:
packages/theme/src/espace/index.less (3)
29-30: LGTM! Verify variable definitions and usages.The changes to
--tv-Espace-icon-colorand--tv-Espace-font-sizeimprove specificity and follow a consistent naming convention.Please ensure that these new variables are properly defined and that all usages of the old variables have been updated. Run the following script to verify:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for old and new variable names in the project echo "Searching for old variable names:" rg --type less '--ti-espace-text-color' rg --type less '--ti-espace-font-size' echo "Searching for new variable names:" rg --type less '--tv-Espace-icon-color' rg --type less '--tv-Espace-font-size'
35-35: LGTM! Verify hover state variable definition and usages.The change to
--tv-Espace-icon-color-hoveris consistent with the new naming convention and improves specificity.Please ensure that this new variable is properly defined and that all usages of the old variable have been updated. Run the following script to verify:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for old and new hover state variable names in the project echo "Searching for old hover state variable name:" rg --type less '--ti-espace-hover-text-color' echo "Searching for new hover state variable name:" rg --type less '--tv-Espace-icon-color-hover'
20-20: LGTM! Verify the corresponding JS/TS file.The change from
.component-css-vars-espace()to.inject-Espace-vars()aligns with the refactoring objective and follows a more consistent naming convention.Please ensure that the corresponding JavaScript/TypeScript file has been updated to use the new method name. Run the following script to verify:
packages/theme/src/text-popup/vars.less (3)
15-27: CSS variable naming convention improved, but consider the impact.The update of CSS variable names from
--ti-to--tv-prefix and the change to PascalCase for the component name (e.g.,--tv-TextPopup-border-radius) improves consistency and readability.However, this is a breaking change that might affect other components or stylesheets using these variables. Please ensure that all usages of these variables have been updated accordingly. Run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old variable names:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of the old CSS variable names # Test: Search for the old variable names. Expect: No results. rg --type less "--ti-text-popup-" # Test: Search for the new variable names. Expect: Results matching the changes we've reviewed. rg --type less "--tv-TextPopup-"
13-27: Clarify handling of padding after variable removal.I noticed that several padding-related variables have been removed in this update. Could you please clarify how padding for the TextPopup component will be handled after this change? This removal might affect the component's layout and appearance.
To ensure that padding is still properly addressed, please run the following script to check for any new padding-related variables or inline styles:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for new padding handling in TextPopup component # Test: Search for new padding variables or inline styles in TextPopup-related files rg --type less --type vue --type js "padding.*TextPopup" "packages/theme/src" "packages/tiny-vue/src"
13-13: Function name change looks good, but verify its usage.The new function name
.inject-TextPopup-vars()is more descriptive and follows a consistent naming convention. This is a good improvement.However, we should ensure that all references to this function in other files have been updated. Please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old function name:
packages/theme/src/skeleton-item/vars.less (2)
3-31: Approve value changes and suggest review of referenced variables.The changes to variable values, including the use of other
--tv-prefixed variables, promote consistency and easier theme management. This is a positive change for maintainability.Please ensure that all referenced
--tv-variables (e.g.,--tv-color-bg,--tv-border-radius-sm) are properly defined and accessible in the context where these variables will be used.Run the following script to check for the definitions of these variables:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions of referenced --tv- variables rg --type less "(--(tv-color-bg|tv-border-radius-sm|tv-color-bg|tv-size-height-sm|tv-border-radius-round)):\s*[^;]+"
1-1: Approve function name change, but verify impact.The function name change from
.component-css-vars-skeleton-item()to.inject-SkeletonItem-vars()improves consistency and clarity. However, this change might affect how the function is used throughout the codebase.Please run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old function name:
packages/theme/src/text-popup/index.less (1)
19-19: Approve the updated CSS variable injection method.The change from
.component-css-vars-text-popup()to.inject-TextPopup-vars()aligns with a more consistent naming convention for theme variable injection. This refactoring improves code readability and maintainability.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing functionality, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old method name:
packages/theme/src/rate/index.less (6)
32-32: Approve removal of unnecessary unit for zero value.The change from
font-size: 0px;tofont-size: 0;is a good practice in CSS. It removes the unnecessary 'px' unit for a zero value, which doesn't affect the rendered output but improves code cleanliness.
51-51: Approve consistent removal of unnecessary unit.The change from
top: 0px;totop: 0;is consistent with the earlier modification to the font-size property. It follows good CSS practices by removing the unnecessary 'px' unit for a zero value.
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1-69: Overall feedback on the rate component refactoring.The changes in this file consistently refactor theme variables for the rate component, aligning well with the PR objectives. The modifications improve code organization, naming consistency, and follow good CSS practices. Key points:
- Mixin renaming improves clarity and maintainability.
- Removal of unnecessary units for zero values enhances code cleanliness.
- Consistent renaming of CSS variables improves overall theme structure.
To ensure the refactoring's success:
- Verify that the new mixin
.inject-Rate-vars()is properly defined and used consistently.- Confirm that all new CSS variables (prefixed with
--tv-Rate-) are correctly defined in the correspondingvars.lessfile.- Check for any potential impacts on other components or files that might have used the old variable names.
These changes appear to be non-breaking and improve the codebase. Great work on this refactoring effort!
58-59: Approve variable renaming and suggest definition verification.The changes from
--ti-rate-text-margin-leftto--tv-Rate-text-margin-leftand--ti-rate-text-font-sizeto--tv-Rate-text-font-sizealign with the PR's refactoring objective. They improve naming consistency and code organization.To ensure these new variables are properly defined, please run the following script:
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64-64: Approve consistent variable renaming and suggest definition verification.The changes from
--ti-rate-bottom-font-sizeto--tv-Rate-bottom-font-sizeand--ti-rate-bottom-margin-topto--tv-Rate-bottom-margin-topare consistent with the previous variable name changes. They continue to improve naming consistency and code organization.To ensure these new variables are properly defined, please run the following script:
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19-19: Approve mixin renaming and suggest impact verification.The change from
.component-css-vars-rate()to.inject-Rate-vars()aligns with the PR's refactoring objective and improves naming consistency. This change enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure this change doesn't break other parts of the codebase, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old mixin name:
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packages/theme/src/dept/index.less (5)
78-78: Approve variable renaming for icon color, but verify impact.The change to the icon color variable follows the same pattern as previous changes, maintaining consistency in the refactoring approach.
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22-22: Approve mixin change, but verify impact.The change from
.component-css-vars-dept()to.inject-Dept-vars()improves naming specificity. This refactoring aligns with the PR's objective to refactor theme variables.To ensure this change doesn't break other parts of the codebase, please run the following script:
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48-50: Approve variable renaming for selected info, but verify impact.The changes to selected info color variables (text and background) follow the same pattern as previous changes, maintaining consistency in the refactoring approach.
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30-32: Approve variable renaming, but verify impact.The change from
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52-52: Approve variable renaming for border-radius, but verify impact.The change to the border-radius variable for selected info follows the same pattern as previous changes, maintaining consistency in the refactoring approach.
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packages/theme/src/skeleton-item/index.less (8)
7-7: LGTM: Updated CSS variable injection methodThe change from
.component-css-vars-skeleton-item()to.inject-SkeletonItem-vars()aligns with the PR's objective of refactoring theme variables. This new naming convention is more specific and consistent.
11-11: LGTM: Updated linear gradient variable referenceThe change from
var(--ti-skeleton-item-linear-gradient)tovar(--tv-SkeletonItem-linear-gradient)is consistent with the PR's objective of refactoring theme variables. The new naming convention uses PascalCase for the component name, which improves readability.
18-19: LGTM: Updated background color and border radius variable referencesThe changes to the background color and border radius variable references are consistent with the PR's objective. The new naming convention improves clarity and maintains the component's functionality.
23-23: LGTM: Updated square height variable referenceThe change from
var(--ti-skeleton-item-square-height)tovar(--tv-SkeletonItem-square-height)aligns with the PR's refactoring objective. The new naming convention maintains consistency across the component.
27-27: LGTM: Updated circle-related variable referencesThe changes to the circle border radius and size variables (small, medium, large) are consistent with the PR's refactoring objective. The new naming convention improves readability while maintaining the component's functionality.
Also applies to: 30-31, 35-36, 40-41
54-54: LGTM: Updated image icon color variable referenceThe change from
var(--ti-skeleton-item-image-icon-color)tovar(--tv-SkeletonItem-image-icon-color)aligns with the PR's refactoring objective. The new naming convention maintains consistency across the component.
59-60: LGTM: Updated image size variable referencesThe changes to the image size variables (small, medium, large) for both width and height are consistent with the PR's refactoring objective. The new naming convention improves readability while maintaining the component's functionality.
Also applies to: 64-65, 69-70
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1-80: Summary: Consistent refactoring of theme variablesThe changes in this file align well with the PR's objective of refactoring theme variables. All variable references have been updated from the
--ti-prefix to the--tv-prefix, and the CSS variable injection method has been renamed. These changes improve consistency and readability without altering the component's functionality.To ensure the completeness of this refactoring:
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packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1)
379-379: Verify usage of the new border radius variableThe addition of
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Consider using a CSS variable for the last square item width.
While using a percentage maintains some responsiveness, using a CSS variable would allow for easier customization across different themes or use cases.
Consider the following alternative:
- width: 60%;
+ width: var(--tv-Skeleton-last-square-item-width, 60%);This approach allows for easy customization through CSS variables while maintaining the current value as a default.
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| width: 60%; | |
| width: var(--tv-Skeleton-last-square-item-width, 60%); |
| width: 240px; | ||
| height: 48px; |
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Consider using relative units or CSS variables for title dimensions.
While fixed dimensions can provide consistency, they might limit flexibility and responsiveness. Consider using relative units (e.g., em, rem) or CSS variables for the title dimensions to maintain adaptability across different screen sizes and themes.
Here's a suggested alternative:
- width: 240px;
- height: 48px;
+ width: var(--tv-Skeleton-title-width, 15rem);
+ height: var(--tv-Skeleton-title-height, 3rem);This approach allows for easy customization through CSS variables while providing sensible defaults.
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| width: 240px; | |
| height: 48px; | |
| width: var(--tv-Skeleton-title-width, 15rem); | |
| height: var(--tv-Skeleton-title-height, 3rem); |
| margin-top: 24px; | ||
| margin-bottom: 24px; |
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Consider using CSS variables for row margins.
While fixed margins can provide consistency, using CSS variables would allow for easier theme customization and maintain flexibility. This approach aligns better with the overall goal of refactoring theme variables.
Consider the following alternative:
- margin-top: 24px;
- margin-bottom: 24px;
+ margin-top: var(--tv-Skeleton-row-margin, 24px);
+ margin-bottom: var(--tv-Skeleton-row-margin, 24px);This change allows for easy customization through CSS variables while maintaining the current values as defaults.
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| margin-top: 24px; | |
| margin-bottom: 24px; | |
| margin-top: var(--tv-Skeleton-row-margin, 24px); | |
| margin-bottom: var(--tv-Skeleton-row-margin, 24px); |
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| margin-bottom: 12px; |
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Consider using a CSS variable for square item margin.
To maintain consistency with the theme refactoring approach and allow for easier customization, consider using a CSS variable for the square item margin-bottom.
Here's a suggested alternative:
- margin-bottom: 12px;
+ margin-bottom: var(--tv-Skeleton-square-item-margin, 12px);This approach allows for easy customization through CSS variables while providing the current value as a default.
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| margin-bottom: 12px; | |
| margin-bottom: var(--tv-Skeleton-square-item-margin, 12px); |
| --tv-SkeletonItem-circle-large-size: 60px; | ||
| // 圆形中尺寸设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-circle-medium-size: var(--ti-common-size-12x, 48px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-circle-medium-size: 48px; | ||
| // 圆形小尺寸设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-circle-small-size: var(--ti-common-size-5x, 20px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-circle-small-size: 20px; | ||
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| --ti-skeleton-item-image-small-size-height: var(--ti-common-size-15x, 60px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-small-size-height: 60px; | ||
| // 小图片宽度设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-image-small-size-width: var(--ti-common-size-15x, 60px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-small-size-width: 60px; | ||
| // 中图片高度设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-image-medium-size-height: var(--ti-common-size-25x, 100px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-medium-size-height: 100px; | ||
| // 中图片宽度设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-image-medium-size-width: var(--ti-common-size-25x, 100px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-medium-size-width: 100px; | ||
| // 大图片高度设置 | ||
| --ti-skeleton-item-image-large-size-height: var(--ti-common-size-50x, 200px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-large-size-height: 200px; | ||
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| --ti-skeleton-item-image-large-size-width: var(--ti-common-size-50x, 200px); | ||
| --tv-SkeletonItem-image-large-size-width: 200px; |
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Consider using relative units or theme variables for sizes.
The change to fixed pixel values for circle and image sizes might reduce flexibility in responsive designs or when scaling the UI. Consider using relative units (e.g., em, rem) or referencing theme variables for these sizes to maintain consistency and scalability.
Example refactor:
- --tv-SkeletonItem-circle-large-size: 60px;
+ --tv-SkeletonItem-circle-large-size: var(--tv-size-circle-large, 3.75rem);
- --tv-SkeletonItem-image-small-size-height: 60px;
- --tv-SkeletonItem-image-small-size-width: 60px;
+ --tv-SkeletonItem-image-small-size: var(--tv-size-image-small, 3.75rem);This approach allows for easy global adjustments while still providing default values.
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| font-family: var(--ti-text-popup-font-family); | |||
| padding: var(--ti-text-popup-padding-vertical) var(--ti-text-popup-padding-horizontal); | |||
| padding: 5px 12px; | |||
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Consider keeping padding configurable through CSS variables.
The padding for the .area class has been changed from using CSS variables to fixed values of 5px 12px. While this standardizes the padding across all instances of the component, it removes the flexibility to adjust the padding through theme variables.
Consider reverting this change to maintain customization options:
- padding: 5px 12px;
+ padding: var(--ti-text-popup-padding-vertical, 5px) var(--ti-text-popup-padding-horizontal, 12px);This approach would preserve the default padding while allowing for easy customization when needed.
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| margin-bottom: 24px; |
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Consider replacing hardcoded values with CSS variables for consistency and maintainability
While many styles have been updated to use CSS variables, some properties still use hardcoded values:
- Line 24:
margin-bottom: 24px; - Line 29:
margin-bottom: 8px; - Line 49:
padding: 12px 0 8px 24px; - Line 85:
padding: 0 4px; - Line 86:
margin-left: 6px; - Line 144:
padding: 0;
Consider defining new CSS variables for these values to enhance consistency and make future adjustments easier.
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| color: var(--ti-bulletin-board-item-title-text-color); | ||
| margin-bottom: var(--ti-bulletin-board-item-title-text-margin-bottom); | ||
| color: var(--tv-BulletinBoard-item-title-text-color); | ||
| margin-bottom: 8px; | ||
| font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-base); |
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Ensure consistency in CSS variable prefixes
There are variables still using the --ti- prefix:
- Line 30:
font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-base); - Line 146:
font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-1);
Since the refactoring changes variables to the --tv- prefix, consider updating these to maintain consistency across the codebase.
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--tv-border-radius-xsfor border radius.Improvements
--ti-to--tv-for consistency across various components.skeleton,text-popup, andwatermark.Bug Fixes
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