refactor(grid): [grid] refactor grid style #2241
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packages/design/saas/src/grid/index.ts (3)
4-6: Please provide documentation for thevalidConfigproperty.The purpose and usage of the newly added
validConfigproperty are not clear from the context. Could you please add comments or documentation explaining:
- The intended use of
validConfig- The significance of the
iconproperty within it- How this property interacts with other parts of the grid component
This will help future developers understand and correctly use this configuration option.
7-7: Consider adding a unit tominWidthand provide documentation.The
minWidthproperty has been added with a value of 40. To improve clarity:
- Consider adding a unit to the value, e.g.,
minWidth: '40px'if it represents pixels.- Add a comment explaining the purpose of this property and how it affects the grid layout.
This will help prevent potential misinterpretations and make the code more self-documenting.
4-10: Overall impact: Enhanced grid configurability requires documentation updateThe additions of
validConfig,minWidth, andtreeConfigproperties significantly enhance the configurability of the grid component. However, to ensure proper usage and maintain code quality:
- Update the component's main documentation to reflect these new configuration options.
- Consider adding a CHANGELOG entry to highlight these new features.
- Ensure that these changes don't introduce breaking changes for existing users of the grid component. If they do, make sure to document the migration path.
These steps will help maintain the project's documentation quality and assist users in understanding and adopting the new features.
packages/design/aurora/src/grid/index.ts (2)
7-7: Consider adding a comment forminWidth.The
minWidthproperty has been added with a value of 40. To improve clarity, consider adding a comment specifying the unit (e.g., pixels) and whether this is a global setting for all columns or if it can be overridden for individual columns.Example:
// Minimum width in pixels for all grid columns. Can be overridden for individual columns. minWidth: 40,
Documentation for new configuration properties is missing
The new configuration options (
validConfig,minWidth,treeConfig) are being utilized in several Vue components; however, there are no corresponding updates in the documentation files.
- Action required: Update the component's documentation to include details about the new configuration properties to ensure proper usage and understanding.
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1-20: Summary of changes and potential impact.The changes introduce new configuration options (
validConfig,minWidth,treeConfig) to the grid component. These additions expand the customization capabilities of the grid but don't appear to break existing functionality. However, it's important to ensure that:
- These new options are properly documented in the component's documentation.
- Any components consuming this configuration are updated to handle these new properties correctly.
- The interaction between
treeConfig.renderIconand the existingiconsproperty is clear and consistent.To ensure these changes are properly integrated, let's check for any updates to the documentation and usage:
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packages/theme/src/grid/aurora-theme.js (1)
1-8: Ensure comprehensive testing of the grid component after these style changes.The modifications to
tinyGridAuroraThemesignificantly simplify the theme object by removing several specific properties related to column heights, header heights, and icon settings. While this aligns with the PR objective of refactoring the grid style, it's crucial to ensure that no critical styling has been unintentionally lost.To maintain the integrity of the grid component:
- Conduct thorough visual regression testing across different screen sizes and devices.
- Verify that all grid functionalities (sorting, resizing, etc.) still work as expected with the updated styles.
- Update any relevant documentation to reflect these changes in the theming approach.
Consider documenting the rationale behind these style simplifications in the PR description or relevant documentation. This will help future maintainers understand the design decisions made during this refactoring process.
packages/theme/src/grid/footer.less (2)
22-22: Approve the CSS variable update with a note on styling flexibility.The change from
--ti-grid-row-background-colorto--tv-Grid-bg-coloris consistent with the previous change and the refactoring objective. However, using the same variable for both the wrapper and the row might reduce styling flexibility.Consider whether it's intentional to use the same background color for both the footer wrapper and the footer row. If separate styling might be needed in the future, it may be beneficial to keep distinct variables for each element.
19-22: Summary of changes in footer.lessThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize CSS variable names. While this improves consistency, it's important to ensure that this standardization doesn't unintentionally limit styling flexibility, especially when the same variable is used for different elements (wrapper and row).
Consider documenting these changes in the project's theming guide or CSS architecture documentation to help other developers understand the new naming conventions and their implications for customization.
packages/theme/src/grid/grid.less (1)
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1-46: Summary of grid styling changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file reflect a broader refactoring effort to improve variable naming conventions and potentially standardize the color palette across the project. While these changes enhance code clarity and maintainability, they may have implications on the overall styling and user experience.
Recommendations:
- Ensure these changes are part of a documented design system update.
- Update any relevant documentation or style guides to reflect the new variable names and color usage.
- Conduct a visual regression test to verify that these changes don't unintentionally affect the appearance of grid components.
- Consider adding comments in the code to explain the rationale behind using a general gray background for new rows instead of a specific color.
To maintain consistency and facilitate future updates, consider creating a central theme file that defines all color variables used across the project. This would make it easier to manage and update the color scheme in the future.
packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/table.less (2)
60-60: Consider maintaining separate vertical and horizontal padding variables.The change to use
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x)for both horizontal and vertical padding simplifies the code and follows the new naming convention. However, it might reduce flexibility in cases where different vertical and horizontal paddings are needed.Consider using separate variables for vertical and horizontal padding to maintain flexibility:
- padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x); + padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-y, var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x)) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x);This way, you can easily set different values for vertical and horizontal padding if needed in the future, while still allowing them to be the same by default.
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1-82: Overall review summaryThe changes in this file appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable naming and simplify some style definitions. Here are the key points and suggestions:
- The new naming convention (e.g.,
--tv-Grid-*) improves consistency but should be verified across the entire codebase.- Several mixins have changed from using variables to fixed values, which reduces flexibility. Consider keeping these as variables with default values to maintain customization capabilities.
- The padding changes are generally good, but consider maintaining separate vertical and horizontal padding variables for maximum flexibility.
To ensure consistency and maintain the benefits of using CSS variables, I recommend:
- Reviewing the decision to use fixed values instead of variables for heights.
- Verifying the new naming convention is applied consistently across the entire codebase.
- Considering the suggestions for each mixin to balance simplification with flexibility.
packages/theme/src/grid/old-theme.js (1)
22-22: Retained propertyti-grid-header-font-weightmoved to the end.The
ti-grid-header-font-weightproperty has been retained but moved to the end of the object. This change in order might affect readability or maintenance of the theme object.Consider grouping related properties together for better organization and readability. For example, you could group all header-related properties together.
packages/theme/src/grid/input.less (1)
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1-70: Summary: Grid input styling refactored with new variable naming convention.The changes in this file consistently update CSS variable names from the
--ti-prefix to the--tv-prefix, aligning with the new naming convention. The updates provide more specific styling for the Grid component and improve the clarity of variable names.To ensure these changes don't introduce inconsistencies across the application, please consider the following:
- Verify that the new font size (
--tv-Grid-font-size) is consistent with other components.- Clarify the semantic change from "border-color" to "divider-color" and ensure it's applied consistently.
- Check that the focus and disabled states are visually consistent across all components.
Consider creating a comprehensive test suite or visual regression tests to catch any unintended visual changes resulting from these updates. This will help maintain consistency as you continue to refactor and update the styling across the application.
packages/theme/src/grid/excel.less (2)
75-75: Approved: Variable name updated for better consistencyThe change from
--ti-grid-primary-colorto--tv-Grid-border-color-activealigns with the PR's objective of refactoring the grid style. This new variable name is more specific and descriptive, which should improve theme consistency and maintainability.However, there's a minor inconsistency in the naming convention:
- The file generally uses kebab-case for class names and variables (e.g.,
grid-cell-prefix-cls).- The new variable uses PascalCase for "Grid" in
--tv-Grid-border-color-active.Consider standardizing the naming convention across all variables for better consistency.
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1-92: Suggestion: Consider broader variable naming refactoringWhile reviewing this file, I noticed that the variable naming conventions are not entirely consistent. For example:
- LESS variables use snake_case:
@grid-prefix-cls,@grid-cell-prefix-cls- CSS classes use kebab-case:
grid-resizable,col__actived- The new CSS variable uses a mix of PascalCase and kebab-case:
--tv-Grid-border-color-activeTo improve overall code consistency and maintainability, consider:
- Standardizing the naming convention for all variables (both LESS and CSS).
- Updating other color-related variables to follow the new
--tv-Component-property-statepattern.This broader refactoring would align with the PR's objective of improving the grid style and enhance the overall consistency of the codebase.
packages/theme/src/grid/body.less (2)
39-39: Consider the impact of fixed border dimensions on theming flexibility.The change to fixed 2px values for checked cell borders simplifies the styling and aligns with the refactoring objective. However, this might limit theme customization options.
Consider whether maintaining some level of customization through CSS variables would be beneficial for future theme adaptations. If fixed values are preferred for performance or consistency reasons, document this decision for future reference.
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1-94: Summary of grid styling refactoringThe changes in this file generally improve the specificity and clarity of the grid styling. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The move to fixed pixel values for borders may impact theming flexibility.
- The use of a fixed white background for selected columns could cause accessibility issues.
- New CSS variable names have been introduced, which need to be verified for proper definition and visual impact.
These changes align with the PR objective of refactoring the grid style, but careful consideration should be given to maintaining flexibility and ensuring accessibility.
Consider documenting the reasoning behind these styling decisions, particularly the move to fixed values, to guide future maintenance and development efforts.
packages/theme/src/grid/menu.less (4)
27-28: Consider using a variable for background colorThe font size variable has been updated to follow the new naming convention, which is good for consistency. However, the background color has been changed from a variable to a hard-coded value
#fff. This might reduce flexibility for theming.Consider using a variable for the background color to maintain consistency and flexibility:
- background-color: #fff; + background-color: var(--tv-Grid-background-color, #fff);
44-44: LGTM: Improved semantic namingThe border color variable has been updated to follow the new naming convention and now uses a more semantically appropriate name (
dividerinstead ofborder). This change improves code readability and maintainability.Consider adding a comment to explain the specific use of the divider color in this context, especially if it differs from other border uses in the component.
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63-84: Improve consistency in color usageThe text color variables have been updated to follow the new naming convention, which is good. The addition of styles for active links in the disabled state improves user feedback.
However, there are a few areas that could be improved:
- Consider using variables for the hard-coded color values to maintain consistency and flexibility:
- border-color: #c0c1c2; - background-color: #eeeeee; + border-color: var(--tv-Grid-disabled-active-border-color, #c0c1c2); + background-color: var(--tv-Grid-disabled-active-background-color, #eeeeee);
The
inheritvalue for the background color in the hover state of a disabled active link might not be necessary. Consider removing it or using a specific color if needed.Ensure that the contrast between the text color and background color meets accessibility standards, especially for disabled states.
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1-134: Summary: Consistent naming updates with room for improvementOverall, the changes in this file improve consistency by updating variable names to a new convention (
--tv-Grid-*). The addition of styles for disabled active states enhances user feedback. However, there are opportunities to further improve the code:
- Replace remaining hard-coded color values with variables for better theming support.
- Ensure all color combinations meet accessibility standards, especially in disabled states.
- Consider adding comments to explain the rationale behind specific style choices, particularly for edge cases like disabled active states.
These improvements would enhance the maintainability and flexibility of the styling code.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/config.ts (2)
41-42: LGTM: Valid configuration updated with error icon.The changes to
validConfigare appropriate:
- The trailing comma after
messageimproves code consistency.- The new
iconproperty, initialized withiconError(), enhances visual feedback for validation errors.These modifications align well with the refactoring objective.
Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the
iconproperty invalidConfigto improve code documentation.
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1-224: Overall assessment: Changes improve grid styling and error feedback.The modifications in this file are well-aligned with the PR's refactoring objectives:
- The new
iconErrorimport enhances the grid's visual feedback capabilities.- The updated
validConfigobject integrates the new error icon effectively.These changes improve the grid component's styling and error handling without introducing breaking changes.
Consider reviewing other components that may benefit from similar error icon integration for consistency across the library. This could involve creating a shared configuration for error icons to maintain a uniform look and feel throughout the application.
packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (2)
31-32: Approved: Updated font size calculation with helpful comment.The change to use
calc(var(--tv-Grid-icon-size) - 2px)provides more flexibility and consistency with the new variable naming convention. The added comment explains the size reduction, which is helpful.Consider updating the comment to be more specific:
- // 图标过大，需要减去2px + // Reduce icon size by 2px to fit betterThis change would make the comment more descriptive and easier to understand for non-Chinese speakers.
255-255: Approved: Updated padding for filter date component, but consider using a variable.The change to set padding to
0 10pxfor the filter date component provides more precise layout control. This is a good improvement for the component's visual structure.However, for consistency with other recent changes and to improve flexibility:
Consider using a CSS variable for the horizontal padding:
- padding: 0 10px; + padding: 0 var(--tv-Grid-filter-date-padding-x, 10px);This approach maintains the current layout while allowing for easy customization in the future.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/cell/src/cell.ts (1)
336-341: Improved flexibility in tree icon rendering.The changes to the
renderTreeIconfunction enhance the flexibility of icon rendering for tree nodes. The newdefaultIconfunction provides a fallback mechanism, ensuring that an appropriate icon is always displayed. The updatedcustomExpandIconlogic allows for easy customization throughrenderIconordesignConfig.treeConfig.renderIcon.These changes improve the component's adaptability to different use cases and design requirements.
Consider extracting the
defaultIconfunction outside of therenderTreeIconfunction to improve readability and potentially allow for reuse. For example:const defaultTreeIcon = (h, { active }) => { const IconExpand = iconExpand() const IconPutAway = iconPutAway() return active ? h(IconExpand) : h(IconPutAway) } // In renderTreeIcon function const customExpandIcon = (renderIcon || $table.$grid?.designConfig?.treeConfig?.renderIcon) ?? defaultTreeIconThis refactoring would make the
renderTreeIconfunction slightly cleaner and potentially allowdefaultTreeIconto be used elsewhere if needed.packages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (1)
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1005-1078: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for the minimum cell width calculation.The
autoCellWidthfunction looks well-structured and handles various aspects of the grid's layout calculations effectively. It covers minimum cell width, table width calculation, scrollbar measurements, and frozen column handling.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the significance of the minimum cell width calculation:
- let minCellWidth = this.$grid?.designConfig?.minWidth || 72 + // Set minimum cell width (default: 72px) to ensure readability + let minCellWidth = this.$grid?.designConfig?.minWidth || 72packages/theme/src/grid/vars.less (1)
70-70: Consider using a dedicated variable for required icon color
--tv-Grid-header-required-icon-coloris set tovar(--tv-color-error-text). Using the error text color for required field indicators might be misleading. If available, use a specific variable likevar(--tv-color-required-icon)for clarity.
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packages/design/aurora/src/grid/index.ts (1)
8-10: Please provide more context fortreeConfig.The new
treeConfigobject withrenderIcon: falsehas been added. Could you elaborate on its purpose and how it interacts with the existingiconsproperty? This information would be valuable for understanding the grid's behavior with hierarchical data and icon rendering.Let's search for other occurrences of
treeConfigto understand its usage:#!/bin/bash # Search for usages of treeConfig in the codebase rg --type typescript --type vue 'treeConfig' -C 3packages/theme/src/grid/aurora-theme.js (2)
1-8: LGTM: Remaining properties are consistent and use CSS variables effectively.The remaining properties in the
tinyGridAuroraThemeobject effectively define various aspects of the grid's visual appearance. The use of CSS variables (e.g.,var(--ti-common-color-line-dividing)) promotes consistency and makes it easier to manage themes across the application.
1-8: Verify the impact of removed properties on the grid component.Several properties related to column heights, header heights, and icon settings have been removed from the
tinyGridAuroraThemeobject. These removals might affect the grid's layout, responsiveness, and icon appearance. Please ensure that:
- The grid's layout and responsiveness are not negatively impacted by the removal of height-related properties.
- Icons within the grid are still displayed and positioned correctly after removing icon-related properties.
- These style definitions haven't been unintentionally lost and are properly handled elsewhere in the codebase.
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packages/theme/src/grid/footer.less (1)
19-19: Approve the CSS variable update with a suggestion for verification.The change from
--ti-grid-light-colorto--tv-Grid-bg-coloris consistent with the refactoring objective. The new naming convention (TV- prefix, PascalCase) appears to be part of a standardization effort.Please ensure that the new
--tv-Grid-bg-colorvariable is defined and consistent across the theme. Run the following script to verify its usage:✅ Verification successful
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--tv-Grid-bg-colorvariable is properly defined inpackages/theme/src/grid/vars.lessand is consistently used acrossfooter.lessandtable.less. Additionally, no instances of the old--ti-grid-light-colorvariable were found, confirming that the refactoring is complete.🏁 Scripts executed
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1-31: Significant removal of styles may impact functionality.The extensive removal of CSS rules for various button states and types (default, disabled, loading, text, primary, etc.) could potentially affect the appearance and behavior of buttons throughout the application.
To ensure that this simplification doesn't lead to unintended consequences, please run the following verification:
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- If these styles are moved elsewhere, ensure proper documentation of the new location.
- If a new styling approach is adopted, make sure it's consistently applied across the application.
- Consider creating a comprehensive set of button styles that can be easily customized and extended.
Would you like assistance in creating a more modular and maintainable button styling system?
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1-31: Alignment with PR objectivesThe changes in this file align with the PR objective of refactoring the grid style. The simplification of the button styles is consistent with a code style update that doesn't introduce functional changes.
However, to ensure full compliance with the PR objectives, please verify the following:
These checks will help ensure that the refactoring doesn't inadvertently introduce functional or API changes, which would be outside the scope of this PR's objectives.
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22-22: Consider the layout implications of this change.The addition of
display: inline-block;to the__wrapperclass will change how the button wrapper is laid out in the document flow. This change allows the wrapper to sit inline with other elements while still accepting width and height properties.To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the layout in other parts of the application, please run the following verification:
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packages/theme/src/grid/grid.less (3)
35-35: Approve the color variable update for error border.The change from
var(--ti-grid-error-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-error-border-color)is consistent with the previous update and improves specificity in variable naming. This separation of border color from general error color enhances maintainability and styling flexibility.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable name and verify the new variable is defined. # Test 1: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable for border color echo "Checking for any remaining usage of var(--ti-grid-error-color) for borders:" rg --type less "border.*var\(--ti-grid-error-color\)" # Test 2: Verify the new variable is defined somewhere in the project echo "Verifying the new variable var(--tv-Grid-error-border-color) is defined:" rg --type less "tv-Grid-error-border-color\s*:"
41-44: Approve the background color update for new rows, but consider UX implications.The change from
var(--ti-grid-new-row-background-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color)aligns with the overall refactoring effort. However, this change might affect the visual distinction of new rows.Please consider the following:
- Ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the user's ability to identify new rows.
- Verify if this is part of a broader standardization of background colors.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable name and verify the new variable is defined. # Test 1: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable echo "Checking for any remaining usage of var(--ti-grid-new-row-background-color):" rg --type less "var\(--ti-grid-new-row-background-color\)" # Test 2: Verify the new variable is defined and used consistently echo "Verifying the new variable var(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color) is defined and used:" rg --type less "tv-Grid-gray-bg-color\s*:" rg --type less "var\(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color\)"If this change is intentional, consider updating the documentation to reflect the new styling approach for new rows.
21-21: Approve the color variable update for pending rows.The change from
var(--ti-grid-error-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-error-text-color)improves specificity and clarity. This seems to be part of a larger refactoring effort to enhance naming conventions.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script:
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var(--ti-grid-error-color)is no longer used, and the new variablevar(--tv-Grid-error-text-color)is properly defined and utilized across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable name and verify the new variable is defined. # Test 1: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable echo "Checking for any remaining usage of var(--ti-grid-error-color):" rg --type less "var\(--ti-grid-error-color\)" # Test 2: Verify the new variable is defined somewhere in the project echo "Verifying the new variable var(--tv-Grid-error-text-color) is defined:" rg --type less "tv-Grid-error-text-color\s*:"Length of output: 928
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable name and verify the new variable is defined. # Test 1: Check for any remaining usage of the old variable echo "Checking for any remaining usage of var(--ti-grid-error-color):" rg --type less "var\(--ti-grid-error-color\)" # Test 2: Verify the new variable var(--tv-Grid-error-text-color) is defined: echo "Verifying the new variable var(--tv-Grid-error-text-color) is defined:" rg --type less "tv-Grid-error-text-color\s*:"Length of output: 475
packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/table.less (2)
64-64: LGTM! Consistent with new naming convention.The change from
var(--ti-grid-mini-td-padding-vertical) var(--ti-grid-mini-td-padding-horizontal)tovar(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-y-mini) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x-mini)is good. It maintains separate variables for vertical and horizontal padding while following the new naming convention.
27-27: Verify consistency of new variable naming convention.The change from
--ti-grid-default-header-column-heightto--tv-Grid-header-heightlooks good. It appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable naming.To ensure consistency, please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old variable name and the adoption of the new naming convention:
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Variable naming convention changes are consistent across the codebase.
The old variable
--ti-grid-default-header-column-heighthas been successfully removed, and the new naming convention--tv-Grid-is consistently applied across all.lessfiles.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for old variable names and consistency of new naming convention # Test 1: Search for old variable name echo "Searching for old variable name:" rg --type less '--ti-grid-default-header-column-height' # Test 2: Check consistency of new naming convention echo "Checking consistency of new naming convention:" rg --type less '--tv-Grid-[a-zA-Z-]+'Length of output: 1137
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for old variable names and consistency of new naming convention # Test 1: Search for old variable name echo "Searching for old variable name:" rg -e '--ti-grid-default-header-column-height' --type=less # Test 2: Check consistency of new naming convention echo "Checking consistency of new naming convention:" rg -e '--tv-Grid-[a-zA-Z-]+' --type=lessLength of output: 24179
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify removal of old variable names and consistency of new naming convention # Test 1: Search for old variable name echo "Searching for old variable name '--ti-grid-default-header-column-height':" rg -e '--ti-grid-default-header-column-height' --type=less # Test 2: Search for any remaining old variable naming patterns echo "Searching for any variables starting with '--ti-grid-':" rg -e '^--ti-grid-[a-zA-Z-]+' -g '*.less' # Test 3: Verify consistency of new naming convention echo "Verifying consistency of new naming convention '--tv-Grid-':" rg -e '--tv-Grid-[a-zA-Z-]+' -g '*.less'Length of output: 24472
packages/theme/src/grid/old-theme.js (2)
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1-22: Significant removal of properties fromtinyGridOldThemeA large number of properties have been removed from the
tinyGridOldThemeobject. This suggests a major refactoring of the grid component's styling approach.Consider the following points:
- Ensure that the removed properties are not being used anywhere in the codebase to prevent any styling issues or broken layouts.
- Update all relevant documentation to reflect these changes in the theming system.
- If this is part of a larger refactoring effort, consider creating a migration guide for users of the library who might be using these removed properties in their custom themes.
To verify the impact of these removals, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for usage of removed properties removed_props=( "ti-grid-filter-checkbox-color" "ti-grid-filter-checkbox-font-size" "ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-translate-x" "ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-padding-right" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-hover-border-color" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-min-width" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-radius" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-color" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-line-height" "ti-grid-toolbar-btn-padding-horizontal" "ti-grid-nodata-td-bg-img-url" "ti-grid-mini-td-padding-horizontal" "ti-grid-mini-td-padding-vertical" "ti-grid-td-padding-horizontal" "ti-grid-td-padding-vertical" "ti-grid-mini-column-height" "ti-grid-small-column-height" "ti-grid-default-column-height" "ti-grid-medium-column-height" "ti-grid-mini-header-column-height" "ti-grid-small-header-column-height" "ti-grid-default-header-column-height" "ti-grid-medium-header-column-height" "ti-grid-loading-background-color" "ti-grid-row-hover-background-color" "ti-grid-row-selected-background-color" ) for prop in "${removed_props[@]}"; do echo "Checking usage of $prop:" rg --type vue --type js "$prop" echo "---" doneThis script will help identify any remaining usage of the removed properties in the codebase, allowing you to address any potential issues.
9-10:⚠️ Potential issueNew cell padding properties added with a different naming convention.
The new properties
tv-Grid-cell-padding-xandtv-Grid-cell-padding-yhave been added to define cell padding. These use a different naming convention (tv-prefix) compared to the existing properties (ti-prefix).Consider the following:
- Ensure that this new naming convention is consistent with the project's latest styling guidelines.
- Verify that these new properties are being used correctly in the grid component implementation.
- Update the documentation to reflect these new properties and their usage.
To check for consistency in naming conventions and usage, run the following script:
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Removed 'ti-' prefixed properties are no longer used in the codebase.
The search did not find any usages of the removed
ti-prefixed properties in.vueor.jsfiles withinpackages/theme/src/. Additionally, the newtv-prefixed properties are consistently applied across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Check for usage of new properties and naming conventions echo "Checking for usage of new properties:" rg --type vue --type js 'tv-Grid-cell-padding' echo "Checking for other 'tv-' prefixed properties:" rg --type js 'tv-[A-Z]' echo "Checking for remaining 'ti-' prefixed properties in theme files:" rg --type js 'ti-' packages/theme/src/Length of output: 7477
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#!/bin/bash # Check for usage of removed 'ti-' prefixed properties in .vue and .js files echo "Checking for usage of removed 'ti-' prefixed properties in .vue files:" rg 'ti-grid-filter-checkbox-color|ti-grid-filter-checkbox-font-size|ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-translate-x|ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-padding-right|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-hover-border-color|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-min-width|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-radius|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-color|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-line-height|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-nodata-td-bg-img-url|ti-grid-mini-td-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-mini-td-padding-vertical|ti-grid-td-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-td-padding-vertical|ti-grid-mini-column-height|ti-grid-small-column-height|ti-grid-default-column-height|ti-grid-medium-column-height|ti-grid-mini-header-column-height|ti-grid-small-header-column-height|ti-grid-default-header-column-height|ti-grid-medium-header-column-height|ti-grid-loading-background-color|ti-grid-row-hover-background-color|ti-grid-row-selected-background-color' -g '*.vue' packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for usage of removed 'ti-' prefixed properties in .js files:" rg 'ti-grid-filter-checkbox-color|ti-grid-filter-checkbox-font-size|ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-translate-x|ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-padding-right|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-hover-border-color|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-min-width|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-radius|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-border-color|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-line-height|ti-grid-toolbar-btn-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-nodata-td-bg-img-url|ti-grid-mini-td-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-mini-td-padding-vertical|ti-grid-td-padding-horizontal|ti-grid-td-padding-vertical|ti-grid-mini-column-height|ti-grid-small-column-height|ti-grid-default-column-height|ti-grid-medium-column-height|ti-grid-mini-header-column-height|ti-grid-small-header-column-height|ti-grid-default-header-column-height|ti-grid-medium-header-column-height|ti-grid-loading-background-color|ti-grid-row-hover-background-color|ti-grid-row-selected-background-color' -g '*.js' packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for other 'tv-' prefixed properties in .js files:" rg 'tv-[A-Z]' -g '*.js' packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for other 'tv-' prefixed properties in .vue files:" rg 'tv-[A-Z]' -g '*.vue' packages/theme/src/Length of output: 6981
packages/theme/src/grid/input.less (3)
39-39: LGTM: Focus state border color variable updated.The change from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-border-color-active)aligns with the new naming convention and provides a more specific variable for the active border color.To ensure visual consistency across the application, please verify that this change is applied uniformly to other components' focus states. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old variable:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old primary color variable # Test: Search for the old variable name rg --type less $'--ti-grid-primary-color'
34-35: LGTM: Color and border variables updated.The changes from
var(--ti-grid-text-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-text-color)and fromvar(--ti-grid-border-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-divider-color)align with the new naming convention.Could you please clarify the reasoning behind changing "border-color" to "divider-color"? This might indicate a semantic change in how this color is perceived or used across the application. To ensure consistency, let's check for any remaining usage of the old variable names:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old color and border variables # Test: Search for the old variable names rg --type less $'--ti-grid-text-color' rg --type less $'--ti-grid-border-color'
44-44: LGTM: Disabled state background color variable updated.The change from
var(--ti-grid-input-disabled-bg-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-bg-color-disabled)aligns with the new naming convention and provides a more concise variable name for the disabled background color.To ensure visual consistency across the application, please verify that this change is applied uniformly to other components' disabled states. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old variable:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of the old disabled background color variable # Test: Search for the old variable name rg --type less $'--ti-grid-input-disabled-bg-color'packages/theme/src/grid/body.less (2)
51-51: Approve the consistent approach for copied cell borders.The change to fixed 3px values for copied cell borders is consistent with the approach used for checked cells. The larger size provides good visual distinction.
This change maintains consistency with the checked cell border changes and improves the visual hierarchy of the grid.
Also applies to: 56-56
64-65: Approve the updated CSS variable for copied border gradient.The change from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-border-color-active)in the linear gradient is consistent with the earlier variable name updates and improves clarity.To ensure the new variable is properly defined and the visual effect is maintained, please run the following script:
packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/icon.less (2)
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13-17: LGTM: New.DefaultWidthHeight()mixin addedThe new mixin provides a consistent way to set default dimensions for icons. Using
1emfor width, height, and line-height allows for scalable icons that adapt to the current font size. The mixin name clearly describes its purpose, which is good for maintainability.
21-21: LGTM: Utilizing the new.DefaultWidthHeight()mixinGood job on using the newly created
.DefaultWidthHeight()mixin within the.grid-icon-caret()mixin. This change promotes code reuse, improves consistency, and aligns with the DRY principle. It also makes the.grid-icon-caret()mixin more maintainable.packages/theme/src/grid/radio.less (8)
32-32: Improved component-specific stylingThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-font-size)instead of a common font size variable enhances the component-specific styling. This change may improve consistency within the grid component and facilitate easier theming.
35-37: Enhanced semantic variable namingThe updates to use
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color)for fill color andvar(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-size)for font size improve the semantic meaning of these variables. This change makes the styling more intuitive and easier to maintain.
40-40: Consistent variable naming for hover stateThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-hover)for the hover state fill color aligns with the naming convention of other variables in this file. This change enhances consistency and makes the code more maintainable.
57-62: Improved naming for selected state, but potential loss of visual distinctionThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-selected)for the selected radio icon improves consistency with UI terminology. However, changing the label color tovar(--tv-Grid-text-color)might reduce the visual distinction for the selected state.Consider whether it's intentional to have the same text color for both selected and unselected states. If a distinct color is desired for the selected state, you might want to introduce a new variable like
var(--tv-Grid-text-color-selected).
73-76: Clearer naming for disabled stateThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-disabled)for the disabled state fill color improves clarity and maintains consistency with the naming convention of other variables in this file. This change enhances the readability and maintainability of the code.
81-81: Improved semantics for disabled label colorThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-text-color-disabled)for the disabled label color enhances the semantic meaning of the variable and maintains consistency with other disabled state styles. This change improves code readability and maintainability.
87-90: Consistent naming, but potential unintended color reuseThe update to use
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-disabled)for the disabled radio icon background maintains consistency with the naming convention. However, this variable is also used for the icon fill color in the disabled state (lines 73-76).Verify if it's intentional to use the same color for both the icon and its background in the disabled state. If different colors are desired, consider introducing a separate variable like
var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-bg-color-disabled)for the background.
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1-108: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file consistently update CSS variable names to be more component-specific and semantically meaningful, which improves code maintainability and readability. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The label color for the selected state (line 62) now uses a general text color, which might reduce visual distinction.
- The same variable is used for both the icon fill and background in the disabled state (lines 73-76 and 87-90), which might not be intentional.
Consider reviewing these points to ensure they align with the intended design. Overall, the changes enhance the consistency and specificity of the styling variables for the grid radio component.
packages/theme/src/grid/loading.less (1)
27-27: Verify refactoring strategy for CSS variablesThe changes in this file appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort to simplify the codebase by replacing CSS variables with fixed values. While this can make the code more straightforward, it may reduce flexibility and make future theme adjustments more difficult.
Please confirm if this is part of a broader strategy to remove CSS variables. If so, consider the following:
- Document the reasoning behind this change for future reference.
- Ensure that this approach aligns with the project's long-term maintainability and theming goals.
- Verify that these changes don't negatively impact any existing theme customizations or responsive designs.
If this is not an intentional strategy, consider reverting these changes and maintaining the use of CSS variables for better flexibility and maintainability.
This script will help identify if similar changes are being made across other files in the theme directory.
Also applies to: 40-41
packages/theme/src/grid/menu.less (1)
31-31: LGTM: Consistent variable namingThe text color variable has been updated to follow the new naming convention, which improves consistency across the codebase.
packages/theme/src/grid/checkbox.less (9)
35-36: LGTM: Consistent variable naming updateThe CSS variable names have been updated to use the new
tv-prefix, which aligns with the project's new naming convention. This change enhances theme consistency across the project.
47-48: LGTM: Consistent icon styling variable updatesThe CSS variables for checkbox icon color and size have been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. This change maintains the existing functionality while improving naming consistency across the project.
51-51: LGTM: Consistent hover state stylingThe CSS variable for the checkbox icon hover color has been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. This change enhances the consistency of hover state styling across the project.
62-62: LGTM: Consistent text color variable updateThe CSS variable for text color has been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. This change maintains the existing text color functionality while improving naming consistency across the project.
72-72: LGTM: Consistent styling for selected and indeterminate statesThe CSS variables for the selected checkbox icon color, indeterminate state icon color, and border radius have been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. These changes maintain the existing functionality for selected and indeterminate states while improving naming consistency across the project.Also applies to: 85-86
99-102: LGTM: Consistent disabled state stylingThe CSS variables for the disabled state styling (border color and background color) have been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. These changes maintain the existing disabled state appearance while improving naming consistency across the project.
107-107: LGTM: Consistent disabled state label stylingThe CSS variable for the disabled state label color has been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. This change maintains the existing disabled state label appearance while improving naming consistency across the project.
113-116: LGTM: Consistent styling for disabled-checked and disabled-indeterminate statesThe CSS variables for the disabled-checked and disabled-indeterminate state styling have been updated to use the new
tv-prefix. These changes maintain the existing appearance for these states while improving naming consistency across the project.Also applies to: 129-129
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1-140: Summary: Successful refactoring of grid checkbox stylesThis refactoring successfully updates all CSS variable names in the grid checkbox styles to use the new
tv-prefix convention. The changes are consistent throughout the file and maintain the existing styling logic while improving the overall theme consistency of the project. This update will make it easier to manage and customize styles across the entire application.Great job on maintaining consistency and improving the codebase!
packages/theme/src/grid/custom.less (6)
46-46: Approved: Updated CSS variable naming conventionThe font-size property now uses the new CSS variable
var(--tv-Grid-font-size), which aligns with the refactoring objective of improving naming consistency across the project.
58-62: Approved: Improved icon spacingThe new CSS rule for
.iconelements within.setting-iconadds a right margin of 12px to all icons except the last one. This change enhances the visual layout by providing consistent spacing between multiple icons.
65-66: Approved: Enhanced specificity in icon stylingThe font-size and fill properties for SVG icons now use more specific CSS variables (
var(--tv-Grid-icon-size)andvar(--tv-Grid-icon-color)). This change improves the consistency of the naming convention and makes the styling more specific to the grid component.
70-70: Approved: Improved hover state variable namingThe hover fill color for SVG icons now uses the more descriptive CSS variable
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover). This change enhances code readability by clearly indicating the variable's purpose for the icon's hover state.
76-79: Approved: Consistent updates to icon state stylingThe fill color and hover fill color for specific icon states (open, lock, sort) now use the updated CSS variables
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color)andvar(--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover). These changes maintain consistency with the earlier updates in the file and contribute to the overall refactoring effort.
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1-145: Summary: Successful refactoring of grid stylesThe changes in this file successfully refactor the grid styles by:
- Updating CSS variable names to follow a new, more consistent naming convention (e.g.,
--tv-Grid-*).- Improving the specificity of icon styling.
- Enhancing the visual layout with better icon spacing.
These changes contribute to better code readability, maintainability, and consistency across the project. The refactoring aligns well with the PR objectives and does not introduce any functional changes or breaking modifications.
packages/theme/src/grid/header.less (8)
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1-184: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes in this file primarily focus on updating variable names to a new convention (from
--ti-*to--tv-*) and adjusting some style properties. While these changes generally improve consistency and maintainability, there are a few points that require attention:
- The border color change to
transparentfor the repair element (line 32) needs clarification.- The cell text width change to
auto(line 91) might affect layout and needs verification.- The fixed height (16px) for the resizable line (line 132) could be reconsidered for better flexibility.
Please address these points and run the suggested verification scripts to ensure all new variables are correctly defined and the changes don't negatively impact the grid's appearance or functionality across different scenarios.
Overall, the refactoring effort appears to be moving in a positive direction, enhancing the consistency of the codebase.
38-39: LGTM! Verify the new variable definitions.The updates to use
--tv-Grid-font-sizeand--tv-Grid-header-text-colorare consistent with the new naming convention. This change improves overall consistency in the codebase.To ensure the new variables are correctly defined, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variables # Test: Search for the definitions of --tv-Grid-font-size and --tv-Grid-header-text-color rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-font-size' rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-header-text-color'
150-150: LGTM! Verify the new variable definition.The update to use
--tv-Grid-header-font-weightfor the header cell text font weight is consistent with the new naming convention. This change improves theme consistency and makes it easier to manage styles across the application.To ensure the new variable is correctly defined, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-header-font-weight rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-header-font-weight'
73-75: LGTM! Note the line-height change and verify new variable definitions.The updates to use the new variable naming convention (
--tv-Grid-*) for icon properties are consistent with previous changes. This improves overall consistency in the codebase.Note that the line-height for the required icon has been set to a fixed value of 1. Please ensure this doesn't negatively impact the layout.
To ensure the new variables are correctly defined and to check the impact of the line-height change, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variables and check line-height usage # Test: Search for the definitions of new variables rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-header-required-icon-color' rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-font-size' rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-icon-size' rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-icon-color' # Test: Check for other occurrences of line-height in grid-related files rg --type css --type less 'line-height' packages/theme/src/grid/Also applies to: 95-95, 98-98
91-91: Please clarify the reasoning behind changing the cell text width to auto.The width of the cell text has been changed from a specific variable to
auto. While this might provide more flexibility, it could potentially affect the layout and alignment of the grid cells. Could you please explain the intention behind this change and confirm that it doesn't negatively impact the grid's appearance across different scenarios?To understand the impact, let's check how the previous variable was used:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the usage of the previous cell text width variable # Test: Search for uses of --ti-grid-header-cell-text-width rg --type css --type less $'--ti-grid-header-cell-text-width'
132-133: LGTM for color change. Consider the implications of fixed height.The update to use
--tv-Grid-header-divider-coloris consistent with the new naming convention, which is good for consistency.However, the height of the resizable line has been set to a fixed value of 16px. While this ensures consistency, it might reduce flexibility. Have you considered using a relative unit (e.g., em or rem) or a CSS variable for this value to maintain consistency while allowing for potential theme adjustments?
To check the impact of the fixed height, please run:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other height definitions in grid-related files # Test: Search for height definitions in grid files rg --type css --type less 'height:' packages/theme/src/grid/
23-23: LGTM! Verify the new variable definition.The update to use
--tv-Grid-header-bg-coloraligns with what appears to be a new naming convention. This change improves consistency.To ensure the new variable is correctly defined, please run the following script:
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Verified the removal of
--ti-grid-header-background-colorand the successful implementation of--tv-Grid-header-bg-color. The refactoring enhances consistency across the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-header-bg-color rg --type css --type less $'--tv-Grid-header-bg-color'Length of output: 481
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-header-bg-color rg --type css --type less -e '--tv-Grid-header-bg-color'Length of output: 789
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the removal of the old CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition or usage of --ti-grid-header-background-color rg --type css --type less -e '--ti-grid-header-background-color'Length of output: 64
32-32: Please clarify the intention behind setting the border to transparent.The border color has been changed from a variable to
transparent. While this might be intentional, it could affect the visual appearance of the component. Could you please explain the reasoning behind this change?To understand the impact, let's check if this border was visible before:
packages/vue/src/grid/src/config.ts (1)
34-35: LGTM: New icon import added correctly.The addition of
iconErrorto the import statement is consistent with the existing code style and aligns with the refactoring objective.packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (12)
26-26: Approved: Updated CSS variable for active state button fill color.The change from
var(--ti-grid-primary-hover-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-icon-color-active)is consistent with the refactoring objective. It introduces a new naming convention for CSS variables (tv-Grid-* instead of ti-grid-*), which appears to be part of the overall style update.
38-38: Approved: Consistent updates to fill color variables for hover and active states.The changes to use
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover)andvar(--tv-Grid-icon-color-active)are consistent with the new naming convention and provide more specific variable names for each state. This improves the overall consistency and maintainability of the styles.Also applies to: 46-46
57-57: Approved: Comprehensive updates to style properties with improved variable naming.These changes consistently apply the new CSS variable naming convention (tv-Grid-*) across various style properties:
- Font size now uses
var(--tv-Grid-font-size).- Background color for the filter body is set to a solid color
#fff.- Border color uses
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color).- Input background color uses
var(--tv-Grid-filter-bg-color).These updates improve the specificity and semantic meaning of the variables, enhancing the overall maintainability of the styles.
Also applies to: 67-67, 75-75, 79-79, 82-82
135-135: Approved: Consistent updates to filter option and icon styles.These changes demonstrate a consistent application of the new CSS variable naming convention:
- Selected filter option background:
var(--tv-Grid-filter-bg-color)- Checkbox icon size:
var(--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-size)- Checkbox icon colors:
- Default:
var(--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color)- Hover:
var(--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hover)- Selected:
var(--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected)These updates improve the specificity of the variable names and enhance the consistency of styling across different states (default, hover, selected). This will make future maintenance and theme customization easier.
Also applies to: 139-140, 146-146, 150-150
163-163: Approved: Consistent text color update for filter options and radio labels.The change to use
var(--tv-Grid-text-color)for both filter options and radio labels is a good practice. It ensures color consistency across different elements within the grid filter component and aligns with the new CSS variable naming convention. This update will make it easier to maintain a consistent look and feel throughout the component.Also applies to: 180-180
213-215: Approved: Enhanced styling for filter option buttons.These changes improve the specificity of the filter option button styles:
- Padding has been set to
10px 0, providing vertical spacing.- Margin is now
0 10px, adding horizontal spacing.- A top border has been added using
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color), which is consistent with the new variable naming convention.These updates provide better control over the layout and visual separation of the filter option buttons, improving the overall design consistency.
225-226: Approved: Improved input element styling with new variables.The updates to the input element styles enhance customization options:
- Border color now uses
var(--tv-Grid-border-color), consistent with the new naming convention.- Border-radius is set with
var(--tv-Grid-filter-input-border-radius), providing specific control over input corners.These changes improve the flexibility of input styling within the grid filter component, making it easier to maintain consistency across the UI while allowing for targeted customization if needed.
234-234: Approved: Enhanced focus state customization for input elements.The update to use
var(--tv-Grid-filter-input-border-color-hover)for the focused input border color is a positive change. It provides a specific variable for the focus state, which is consistent with the new naming convention. This separation of concerns allows for easy customization of the focus effect, improving the overall flexibility of the component's styling.
250-251: Approved: Improved styling for filter date title.These updates enhance the styling of the filter date title:
- Padding is now set to
10px, providing more precise layout control.- Text color uses
var(--tv-Grid-text-color-weaken), which is consistent with the new naming convention and allows for easy customization of weakened text.These changes improve both the layout and color customization options for the filter date title, contributing to a more flexible and maintainable design.
261-262: Approved: Enhanced styling for filter date items.These updates improve the styling of filter date items:
- Bottom margin is now set to
10px, providing better vertical spacing between items.- Text color uses
var(--tv-Grid-text-color), which is consistent with the new naming convention and ensures color consistency with other text elements.These changes contribute to a more consistent and easily maintainable design by improving both layout control and color consistency across the component.
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1-278: Overall approval: Successful refactoring of grid filter styles with improved consistency and maintainability.This refactoring of the grid filter styles has successfully achieved its objectives:
- Consistent application of a new CSS variable naming convention (tv-Grid-*) throughout the file.
- Improved specificity in variable names, making the purpose of each style more clear.
- Enhanced customization options for various components (buttons, inputs, filter options, etc.).
- Better layout control with more precise padding and margin values.
- Consistent color scheme application across different elements and states.
These changes significantly improve the maintainability and flexibility of the grid filter component styles. The new naming convention and more specific variables will make it easier for developers to understand and modify the styles in the future.
A few minor suggestions were made for further improvements:
- Consider using variables for some hardcoded values to increase flexibility.
- Verify contrast ratios for text colors in different states.
Overall, this refactoring is a substantial improvement to the codebase.
102-102: Approved background color change, but verify text color contrast.The update to use
var(--tv-Grid-filter-bg-color-hover)for the hover background is consistent with the new naming convention and improves specificity.However, changing the text color to
#fff(white) on hover might affect readability depending on the background color.Please verify that there's sufficient contrast between the text and background colors in the hover state. You can use the following script to check the value of the hover background color:
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427-429: Summary of changes to the GridToolbar componentThe main change in this update is the addition of an early return in the
settingBtnClickmethod for simple settings. This optimization prevents unnecessary execution of code whenthis.setting?.simpleis truthy.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any unintended side effects, please verify the following:
- Test scenarios where
this.setting.simpleis both true and false.- Check if any other parts of the component or parent components rely on the full execution of
settingBtnClick.#!/bin/bash # Search for references to settingBtnClick in the project rg "settingBtnClick" --type vue --type typescript # Search for usages of the 'setting' prop rg "setting:" --type vue --type typescriptThese checks will help ensure that the optimization doesn't break any existing functionality.
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427-429: Approve the early return for simple settings.The addition of an early return when
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-if (this.setting?.simple) { - return -} +if (this.setting?.simple) returnThis change maintains the same functionality while making the code more concise.
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39-41: New icons added for tree node expansion.The addition of
iconExpandandiconPutAwayicons enhances the visual representation of expandable tree nodes. This change improves the user interface for tree-structured data in the grid.
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1-1161: Overall assessment of changes in cell.tsThe modifications in this file primarily focus on enhancing the tree icon rendering functionality. The changes improve the flexibility of icon customization while maintaining backward compatibility. The implementation appears sound and aligns well with the existing codebase.
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25-25: Update to new CSS variable aligns with theme refactoringChanging the padding to
var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y);aligns with the updated CSS variable naming conventions and enhances consistency across the theme.
45-46: Icon styling updated to new theme variablesUpdating the
fillandfont-sizeproperties to use--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-colorand--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-sizereflects the new theme variables, improving maintainability and consistency.
107-107: Border hover color updated to use theme variableUpdating the border color on hover to
var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-color-hover)enhances consistency with the theme and allows for easier customization.
135-135: Simplified padding syntax improves readabilityAdjusting the padding to
2px 0 2px 6pxsimplifies the code and enhances readability without altering functionality.packages/theme/src/grid/vars.less (2)
91-91: Verify the variable assigned to--tv-Grid-primary-bg-color
--tv-Grid-primary-bg-coloris set tovar(--tv-color-info-text-primary), which seems to be a text color variable. If this is intended as a background color, consider usingvar(--tv-color-primary-bg)or another appropriate background color variable.
109-109: Check variable for disabled checkbox icon color
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-disabledis assignedvar(--tv-color-bg-active-control), which may not be suitable for a disabled icon color. Consider usingvar(--tv-color-icon-disabled)to maintain consistency with other disabled icon styles.
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Please document treeConfig and consider making it more flexible.
The newly added treeConfig property introduces configuration for tree-like structures in the grid. To improve this addition:
- Add comments explaining the purpose of
treeConfigand how it affects the grid's behavior. - Document the
renderIconproperty and its implications when set tofalse. - Consider making
treeConfigmore flexible by allowing users to pass in a function forrenderIconinstead of just a boolean. This could allow for custom icon rendering logic.
Example of a more flexible approach:
treeConfig: {
renderIcon: false | ((node: TreeNode) => VNode | null)
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Please clarify the purpose of validConfig.
The newly added validConfig object with an icon property set to an empty string is not self-explanatory. Could you provide more context on its intended use? This would help ensure that it's implemented correctly and that its purpose is clear to other developers.
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Changing from var(--ti-grid-default-column-height) to a fixed value of 48px follows the pattern of previous changes. This reduces flexibility and might impact theming capabilities.
Consider reverting this change or introducing a new CSS variable:
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Consider keeping the height as a CSS variable.
Similar to the previous change, switching from var(--ti-grid-small-header-column-height) to a fixed value of 32px reduces flexibility and might impact theming capabilities.
Consider reverting this change or introducing a new CSS variable:
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+ height: var(--tv-Grid-header-height-small, 32px);This approach maintains flexibility while providing a default value.
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Consider keeping the height as a CSS variable and review size differentiation.
Changing from var(--ti-grid-mini-header-column-height) to a fixed value of 32px follows the pattern of the previous changes. Additionally, this value is the same as SmallHeaderColumnHeight, which may not be intentional.
Consider the following suggestions:
- Revert to using a CSS variable:
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MiniHeaderColumnHeightshould indeed be the same asSmallHeaderColumnHeight. If they should be different, consider adjusting one of the values.
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--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover is set to var(--tv-color-bg), which is the same as the default background color. This may result in no visual change on hover. Consider using a hover-specific background color variable.
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The background-color is set to #fff. To maintain consistency and support theming, consider replacing the hard-coded color with the appropriate CSS variable, such as var(--tv-Grid-bg-color).
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packages/design/saas/src/grid/index.ts (3)
7-7: Consider adding a unit tominWidthand clarify its scope.The
minWidthproperty has been set to 40. To improve clarity, consider the following suggestions:
- Add a unit to the value (e.g.,
40px) if it represents pixels.- Clarify whether this is a global setting for all columns or if it can be overridden for individual columns.
Example:
minWidth: '40px', // Global minimum width for all columns
8-10: Approved. Consider if additional properties are needed intreeConfig.The addition of
treeConfigwithrenderIcon: falseis a good start for configuring tree-like structures in the grid. This change effectively disables the rendering of icons for tree nodes by default.Consider if there are other tree-related configurations that might be useful to include in this object. For example:
indentation: to control the indentation of child nodesexpandOnClick: to specify if clicking on a row should expand/collapse its children
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1-18: Approved. Consider using consistent naming conventions.The changes enhance the configurability of the grid component, which is a positive improvement. The new properties
validConfig,minWidth, andtreeConfigadd useful options for customizing the grid's behavior.For consistency, consider using camelCase for all property names. For example, you could rename
validConfigtovalidationConfigto match the style oftreeConfig.Also, it might be helpful to add a brief comment explaining the purpose of each new configuration object, similar to the existing comment for the
iconsproperty.packages/design/aurora/src/grid/index.ts (1)
7-7: Consider clarifying units and makingminWidthconfigurable.The addition of
minWidth: 40is a good improvement for controlling the grid's layout. However, to enhance clarity and flexibility, consider the following suggestions:
- Clarify the units (e.g., pixels) in a comment or by using a string value like '40px'.
- Consider making this value configurable, allowing users to set it based on their specific needs.
Here's a potential improvement:
- minWidth: 40, + minWidth: '40px', // Minimum width for grid columnsOr for more flexibility:
- minWidth: 40, + minWidth: { + default: '40px', + type: [Number, String], + },packages/theme/src/grid/footer.less (1)
19-22: Overall: Good refactoring, ensure visual consistencyThe changes to the background color variables in the grid footer are consistent and appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize the styling system. This is a positive step towards more maintainable and consistent code.
To ensure these changes integrate well with the broader system:
- Verify that the new
--tv-Grid-bg-colorvariable is properly defined in your theme files.- Check if similar changes are needed in other components for consistency.
- Consider updating any documentation or style guides to reflect these new variable naming conventions.
- If not already done, consider creating a visual regression test suite to catch any unintended visual changes in the future.
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1-47: Summary of grid.less changesThe changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to update CSS variable naming conventions. While most changes improve specificity and consistency, there are a few points to address:
- Verify that the new variables (
--tv-Grid-error-text-color,--tv-Grid-error-border-color,--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color) are properly defined and have the intended values.- Ensure that these changes don't unintentionally alter the visual appearance of the grid, particularly for pending and new rows.
- Clarify the intent behind changing the new row background color to a general gray color, and consider using a more specific variable name if appropriate.
To maintain consistency and clarity in your CSS variables, consider establishing a naming convention guide for your team. This could include prefixes for different components (e.g.,
tv-Grid-*), suffixes for different property types (e.g.,*-text-color,*-border-color,*-bg-color), and guidelines for specificity in naming.packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/table.less (5)
31-31: Consider using a variable instead of a fixed value.While changing from
var(--ti-grid-medium-header-column-height)to a fixed value of46pxsimplifies the code, it reduces flexibility for future updates. Consider keeping a variable for better maintainability.You could define a new variable like
--tv-Grid-header-height-medium: 46px;in your root styles and use it here:- height: 46px; + height: var(--tv-Grid-header-height-medium);This approach maintains consistency with the variable-based system while allowing for easy updates across the entire application if needed.
44-44: Consider using a variable for consistency.Changing from
var(--ti-grid-default-column-height)to a fixed value of48pxis consistent with previous changes, but it reduces flexibility for future updates.Consider keeping a variable for better maintainability:
- height: 48px; + height: var(--tv-Grid-cell-height-default);This approach maintains consistency with the variable-based system and allows for easier updates across the entire application if needed in the future.
60-60: Approve standardized variables, but consider separate horizontal and vertical padding.The change to use
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x)for both horizontal and vertical padding is a good move towards standardization. However, it might reduce flexibility in styling.Consider using separate variables for horizontal and vertical padding to maintain flexibility:
- padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x); + padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-y) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x);This allows for different values for vertical and horizontal padding if needed in the future, while still maintaining the new standardized naming convention.
64-64: Approve the change and suggest consistency with.DefaultTdPadding().The change to use
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-y-mini)andvar(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x-mini)is a good move towards standardization while maintaining flexibility with separate vertical and horizontal padding variables.For consistency, consider applying this same approach to the
.DefaultTdPadding()mixin:.DefaultTdPadding() { - padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x); + padding: var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-y) var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x); }This would ensure a consistent approach across different size variants and maintain flexibility for future styling needs.
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1-82: Summary of changes and suggestions for improvementThe changes in this file generally move towards more standardized variable naming, which is a positive direction. However, there are a few areas that could be improved for better consistency and maintainability:
Consider using variables instead of fixed values for all size-related properties (heights and paddings). This maintains flexibility for future updates.
Ensure consistency in naming conventions across all mixins. For example, use the pattern
--tv-Grid-[element]-[property]-[size]for all variables.Verify the intentional use of same values for small and mini sizes in header heights. If they are meant to be different, adjust accordingly.
Consider using separate variables for vertical and horizontal padding consistently across all padding-related mixins.
Double-check the impact of these changes on the rest of the codebase, especially where the old variables were used.
To improve the overall architecture and maintainability of the grid styles, consider creating a separate file for declaring all grid-related CSS variables. This would provide a central location for managing all size and style variables, making it easier to maintain consistency and make global changes in the future.
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9-10: LGTM! Consider using a more specific CSS variable name.The addition of
tv-Grid-cell-padding-xandtv-Grid-cell-padding-yproperties is a good approach for defining consistent cell padding. Using CSS variables allows for easy theming and maintenance.Consider using a more specific CSS variable name for grid cell padding, such as
--ti-grid-cell-paddinginstead of the generic--ti-common-space-2x. This would make the purpose of the variable clearer and allow for more granular control over grid-specific spacing. For example:- 'tv-Grid-cell-padding-x': 'var(--ti-common-space-2x, 8px)', - 'tv-Grid-cell-padding-y': 'var(--ti-common-space-2x, 8px)', + 'tv-Grid-cell-padding-x': 'var(--ti-grid-cell-padding-x, var(--ti-common-space-2x, 8px))', + 'tv-Grid-cell-padding-y': 'var(--ti-grid-cell-padding-y, var(--ti-common-space-2x, 8px))',This change would allow you to override grid-specific padding without affecting other components that use
--ti-common-space-2x.
Reference to removed property
ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-font-sizefound inold-theme.js.The property
ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-font-sizeis still present inpackages/theme/src/grid/old-theme.js, indicating that not all grid-specific styling properties have been fully removed. This may affect the consistency and effectiveness of the refactoring effort.Action Items:
- Review Usage: Confirm whether
old-theme.jsis still in use or scheduled for deprecation.- Complete Removal: If the old theme is being deprecated, ensure all its properties, including
ti-grid-tree-expand-icon-font-size, are fully removed or migrated to the new theming system.- Update Documentation: Reflect these changes in the project's theming documentation to maintain clarity.
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1-22: Significant reduction in grid-specific styling properties.The removal of numerous grid-specific styling properties (such as column heights, background colors, and toolbar button styles) represents a substantial change in how the grid's appearance is managed. This change aligns with the PR's objective of refactoring the grid style.
Consider the following points:
- Ensure that the removed styles are either no longer needed or have been moved to a more appropriate location (e.g., component-specific styles or a new theming system).
- Verify that these changes don't unintentionally break the grid's appearance or functionality in various use cases.
- Update any documentation related to grid theming to reflect these changes.
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--ti-*to--tv-*. While the changes are consistent and generally improve the specificity of the styling, there are a few points to consider:
- The new variable names are more specific to the Grid component, which could improve maintainability.
- Some semantic changes (e.g., from "border-color" to "divider-color") might reflect updates in the design system's conceptual model.
- These changes may affect the visual appearance of the Grid input component, including font size, colors, and interactive state styling.
To ensure a smooth transition:
- Verify that all new CSS variables (
--tv-*) are properly defined in your theme or design system.- Conduct a visual regression test to confirm that the Grid input component's appearance matches the intended design across all states (normal, focus, disabled).
- Update any related documentation or style guides to reflect these new variable names and their purposes.
- Consider creating a migration guide if these changes are part of a larger refactoring effort that might affect other components or custom styles built on top of your design system.
packages/theme/src/grid/excel.less (1)
75-75: LGTM! Consider updating other color variables for consistency.The change from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-border-color-active)looks good. It appears to be part of a broader design system update, moving fromti-prefixed variables totv-prefixed ones.For consistency, it might be worth checking if there are any other
ti-prefixed color variables in this file or related files that should also be updated to theirtv-counterparts.packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/icon.less (1)
21-21: LGTM: Improved readabilityThe addition of an empty line after the
.DefaultWidthHeight()mixin call enhances code readability by clearly separating it from the subsequent styles. This is a good practice for maintaining clean and organized code.packages/theme/src/grid/radio.less (3)
32-32: Approved: Updated font size variable for better component-specific styling.The change from
var(--ti-common-font-size-2)tovar(--tv-Grid-font-size)improves the component-specific styling approach. This allows for better customization of the grid component.Consider updating the documentation to reflect this change in the theming system, if not already done.
73-76: Approved: Updated color variables for disabled state.The changes consistently improve semantic naming for the disabled state color variables.
Consider using separate variables for the icon and its path in the disabled state. This would allow for more granular customization if needed in the future. For example:
fill: var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-disabled); path:last-child { fill: var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-path-color-disabled); }
81-90: Approved: Consistent updates to disabled state color variables.The changes maintain consistency with previous updates, improving semantic naming for the disabled state color variables, including the checked disabled state.
As suggested earlier, consider using separate variables for the icon and its path in the checked disabled state:
fill: var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-color-disabled-checked); path:first-child { fill: var(--tv-Grid-radio-icon-path-color-disabled-checked); }This approach would provide more flexibility for future customization if needed.
packages/theme/src/grid/menu.less (2)
27-28: Consider using a variable for background colorThe font size change aligns with the apparent shift in variable naming convention from
ti-totv-. However, changing the background color from a variable to a hard-coded value might reduce theming flexibility.Consider using a variable for the background color to maintain consistency and flexibility:
- background-color: #fff; + background-color: var(--tv-Grid-background-color, #fff);
63-63: Consider using a specific variable for disabled text colorWhile the variable update is consistent with the new naming convention, using the same color variable for both normal and disabled states might reduce visual distinction.
Consider introducing a specific variable for disabled text color:
- color: var(--tv-Grid-text-color); + color: var(--tv-Grid-disabled-text-color, var(--tv-Grid-text-color));This change would allow for better customization of the disabled state while maintaining the current behavior as a fallback.
packages/theme/src/grid/toolbar.less (2)
95-99: Approve border color change, but consider using variables for dimensions.The update to use
--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-coloraligns with the new naming convention and improves specificity. However, the change to hard-coded values for width, height, and line-height reduces flexibility for future theme changes.Consider keeping variables for the dimension properties:
- width: 32px; - height: 32px; - line-height: 32px; + width: var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-width, 32px); + height: var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-height, 32px); + line-height: var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-line-height, 32px); border: solid 1px var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-color); border-radius: var(--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-radius);This approach maintains flexibility while providing default values.
132-135: Consider using a variable for background color, padding change LGTM.While the padding adjustment looks good, changing the background color to a hard-coded
#fffreduces flexibility for future theme changes.Consider keeping a variable for the background color:
- background-color: #fff; + background-color: var(--tv-Grid-select-toolbar-bg-color, #fff); .@{grid-toolbar-prefix-cls} { padding: 2px 0 2px 6px; }This approach maintains theming flexibility while providing a default white background.
packages/vue/src/grid/src/config.ts (2)
41-42: LGTM: New icon configuration added tovalidConfig.The addition of the
iconproperty tovalidConfigenhances the flexibility of validation message display. The implementation is correct and consistent with the existing configuration pattern.Consider updating the documentation to reflect this new configuration option for validation icons.
34-35: Summary: Positive enhancements to grid configuration.The changes in this file improve the grid component by:
- Adding a new
iconErrorimport for use in validation messages.- Extending the
validConfigobject to include aniconproperty, allowing for customizable error icons.These modifications enhance the flexibility and visual feedback of the grid component, particularly in validation scenarios. The implementation is clean and consistent with the existing codebase.
As the grid component evolves, consider creating a separate configuration file for icon-related settings if the number of icon configurations continues to grow. This would improve maintainability and make it easier for developers to locate and modify icon-related settings.
Also applies to: 41-42
packages/vue/src/grid-toolbar/src/index.ts (2)
427-429: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The early return condition is a good addition to handle the 'simple' setting case. The use of optional chaining is appropriate here.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this early return for better code readability:
settingBtnClick() { if (this.setting?.simple) { + // Early return for simple setting mode return } return this.setting && this.setting.customSetting ? this.setting.settingBtnClickFn() : this.handleClickCustomEvent() },🧰 Tools
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92-92: Translate comment to English for better maintainability.The added comment provides useful context for the conditional rendering logic. However, to improve maintainability and collaboration in potentially diverse development teams, it's recommended to use English for code comments.
Consider translating the comment to English:
-// Tiny 新增，如果工具栏按钮数据为空则无需渲染按钮组容器 +// Tiny addition: If toolbar button data is empty, don't render the button group containerpackages/vue/src/grid/src/table/src/methods.ts (3)
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1005-1074: Consider refactoringautoCellWidthfor improved maintainabilityThe
autoCellWidthfunction is complex and handles multiple responsibilities, including:
- Calculating table dimensions
- Handling scrollbar widths
- Setting style properties for various elements
- Dealing with frozen columns
To improve maintainability and readability, consider the following suggestions:
Break down the function into smaller, more focused functions. For example:
calculateTableDimensions()handleScrollbars()setElementStyles()processFrozenColumns()Use meaningful variable names to improve readability. For example,
bodyWcould be renamed tobodyWidth.Add comments to explain the purpose of complex calculations or non-obvious logic.
Consider using a state management pattern to handle the various properties being set on
this.Here's a basic example of how you might start refactoring:
autoCellWidth(headerEl, bodyEl, footerEl) { const minCellWidth = this.getMinCellWidth(); const dimensions = this.calculateTableDimensions(bodyEl); const scrollbarInfo = this.handleScrollbars(bodyEl, footerEl); this.setElementStyles(headerEl, bodyEl, footerEl, dimensions, scrollbarInfo); if (this.hasFrozenColumns()) { this.processFrozenColumns(bodyEl); } } getMinCellWidth() { return this.$grid?.designConfig?.minWidth || 72; } calculateTableDimensions(bodyEl) { // ... calculation logic ... } handleScrollbars(bodyEl, footerEl) { // ... scrollbar logic ... } setElementStyles(headerEl, bodyEl, footerEl, dimensions, scrollbarInfo) { // ... style setting logic ... } processFrozenColumns(bodyEl) { // ... frozen column logic ... }This refactoring would make the code more modular, easier to understand, and simpler to maintain or extend in the future.
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1-1074: Consider restructuring the file for improved organization and maintainabilityThe current file structure, with a large
Methodsobject containing numerous functions, could benefit from some reorganization. Here are some suggestions to improve the overall code structure:
Split the
Methodsobject into smaller, more focused modules. For example:
GridLayout.jsfor functions related to sizing and layoutGridEvents.jsfor event handling functionsGridData.jsfor data manipulation functionsGridRendering.jsfor functions related to rendering the gridUse a class-based approach instead of a large object literal. This could provide better encapsulation and allow for easier extension.
Implement a plugin system for optional features, allowing users to include only the functionality they need.
Use TypeScript to add type safety and improve code documentation.
Add more comprehensive comments and documentation for complex functions.
Consider implementing unit tests for individual functions to ensure reliability and ease refactoring.
Here's an example of how you might start restructuring:
// GridLayout.js export class GridLayout { constructor(grid) { this.grid = grid; } autoCellWidth(headerEl, bodyEl, footerEl) { // ... implementation ... } // ... other layout-related methods ... } // GridEvents.js export class GridEvents { constructor(grid) { this.grid = grid; } handleScrollXEvent(event) { // ... implementation ... } // ... other event-related methods ... } // Grid.js import { GridLayout } from './GridLayout'; import { GridEvents } from './GridEvents'; export class Grid { constructor(options) { this.layout = new GridLayout(this); this.events = new GridEvents(this); // ... other initialization ... } // ... high-level grid methods ... }This structure would make the code more modular, easier to understand, and simpler to maintain or extend in the future. It would also make it easier to implement features like lazy-loading of modules or a plugin system.
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1-1074: Summary of review and suggested next stepsThis review has identified several areas for improvement in the code:
The change to the minimum cell width from 40px to 72px could have significant layout impacts. This change should be thoroughly tested across different screen sizes and use cases.
The
autoCellWidthfunction, while functional, is complex and could benefit from refactoring into smaller, more focused functions for improved readability and maintainability.The overall file structure, with a large
Methodsobject, could be reorganized into a more modular, class-based approach for better encapsulation and easier extension.Next steps:
- Verify the impact of the minimum cell width change and consider making it configurable.
- Refactor the
autoCellWidthfunction, breaking it down into smaller, more manageable pieces.- Consider a larger restructuring of the codebase to improve modularity and maintainability.
- Implement comprehensive unit tests to ensure reliability during refactoring.
- Enhance documentation and comments throughout the code.
These improvements will lead to a more robust, maintainable, and extensible grid component.
packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (1)
31-31: Translate comment to English for consistencyOn line 31, the comment is written in Chinese:
// 图标过大，需要减去2px. For consistency and to ensure all contributors can understand the code, please translate comments to English.Here's the translated comment:
- // 图标过大，需要减去2px + // The icon is too large; subtract 2pxpackages/theme/src/grid/vars.less (1)
14-163: Consider translating comments to English for wider accessibilityThe comments in the code are currently in Chinese. Translating them to English would make the code more accessible to a global audience and facilitate contributions from international collaborators.
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packages/design/saas/src/grid/index.ts (1)
4-6: Please clarify the purpose ofvalidConfig.The newly added
validConfigobject with aniconproperty set to an empty string has been introduced. Could you provide more context on its intended use? This information would help in understanding if the current implementation is sufficient or if additional properties might be needed.To help understand the usage of
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validConfigInitializationThe
validConfigobject added inpackages/design/saas/src/grid/index.tsdoes not appear to be used in the production codebase and is only referenced in demo files. This suggests it might be intended for demonstration or future use. Please confirm ifvalidConfigis necessary in the production code or if it should be removed to avoid clutter.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/design/aurora/src/grid/index.ts (3)
4-10: Summarize changes and address backwards compatibility.The additions of
validConfig,minWidth, andtreeConfigenhance the configurability of the grid component. These changes appear to improve the component's flexibility. However, to ensure a smooth integration:
- Please confirm that these changes are backwards-compatible with existing implementations.
- Ensure that appropriate tests have been added or updated to cover these new configuration options.
- Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect these new configuration options.
To maintain the component's robustness:
- Implement proper validation for these new configuration options.
- Consider adding migration guides if any of these changes could potentially break existing implementations.
To ensure proper test coverage, let's check for related test files:
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8-10: ApprovetreeConfigaddition, but clarify its impact.The addition of
treeConfigwithrenderIcon: falseis a good way to control the rendering of tree structure icons. However, to ensure this change doesn't negatively impact existing implementations, please consider:
- Documenting the purpose and impact of this configuration in a comment.
- Making this setting configurable to allow users to enable icon rendering if needed.
Here's a suggested improvement:
treeConfig: { - renderIcon: false + renderIcon: { + type: Boolean, + default: false + } },Also, consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this configuration:
// Controls the rendering of icons in tree-like structures within the gridTo understand the impact of this change, let's search for usages of
treeConfigin the codebase:
4-6: Clarify the purpose and usage ofvalidConfig.The newly added
validConfigobject with aniconproperty set to an empty string is not self-explanatory. Could you please provide more context on its intended use? This information would help ensure that the implementation aligns with the component's requirements.To better understand the usage of
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validConfig.
ThevalidConfigobject is defined in multiple locations with varying properties. Inpackages/design/saas/src/grid/index.ts, it only includes aniconproperty, whereas other files have additional configurations. Could you please provide more context on whyvalidConfigis defined this way inpackages/design/aurora/src/grid/index.ts? Understanding whether this is intended to override defaults or serve a specific purpose will help ensure consistency and correctness in the component's configuration.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/src/grid/aurora-theme.js (1)
1-8: Verify the impact of removed properties and consider using CSS variables consistently.The refactoring of the
tinyGridAuroraThemeobject looks good overall, but there are a few points to consider:
The removal of column height and icon-related properties might impact the grid's layout and visual representation. Please ensure that these aspects are now handled elsewhere in the codebase or that their removal doesn't negatively affect the grid's functionality and appearance.
For consistency, consider using a CSS variable for the
ti-grid-tree-icon-colorproperty, similar to other color properties in this object.To verify the impact of the removed properties, please run the following script:
This script will help identify any remaining usage of the removed properties and potential CSS that might need adjustment.
Consider updating the
ti-grid-tree-icon-colorproperty to use a CSS variable for consistency:- 'ti-grid-tree-icon-color': '#939599' + 'ti-grid-tree-icon-color': 'var(--ti-common-color-icon-normal)'Replace
--ti-common-color-icon-normalwith the appropriate variable name from your design system.packages/theme/src/grid/footer.less (2)
19-19: LGTM. Verify visual consistency.The change from
var(--ti-grid-light-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-bg-color)appears to be part of a standardization effort. This is a good practice for maintaining consistent naming conventions.Please ensure that this change doesn't unintentionally alter the visual appearance of the grid footer. You may want to:
- Check if
--tv-Grid-bg-coloris defined with the same value as the previous variable.- Visually inspect the grid footer in different themes or color modes to confirm the desired appearance.
22-22: LGTM. Confirm intention for unified background.The change from
var(--ti-grid-row-background-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-bg-color)aligns with the previous change and continues the standardization effort.Could you confirm if it's intentional to use the same background color variable (
--tv-Grid-bg-color) for both the footer wrapper and the footer rows? This change might remove any visual distinction between the footer and its rows. If this is intended, it's fine. Otherwise, you might want to consider using a separate variable for the row background.To verify the impact, you can run:
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Background color variables successfully updated and standardized.
All instances of the old variables (
ti-grid-light-colorandti-grid-row-background-color) have been removed and replaced with--tv-Grid-bg-colorand its variants across the codebase, ensuring consistency in the grid's background styling.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/src/grid/grid.less (3)
21-21: Approve the color variable update for pending rows.The change from
var(--ti-grid-error-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-error-text-color)appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable naming conventions. The new variable name is more specific and descriptive.Please verify that this change doesn't unintentionally alter the visual appearance of pending rows in the grid. You may want to check if the new variable
--tv-Grid-error-text-coloris properly defined and has the expected value.
35-35: Approve the border color variable update for pending rows.The change from
var(--ti-grid-error-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-error-border-color)is consistent with the previous update and improves the specificity of the variable naming.Please ensure that the new variable
--tv-Grid-error-border-coloris properly defined and has the intended value. Verify that this change doesn't unintentionally alter the visual appearance of the strike-through line on pending rows in the grid.
44-44:⚠️ Potential issueClarify the intent behind the background color change for new rows.
The change from
var(--ti-grid-new-row-background-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color)is part of the ongoing variable naming convention update. However, this change raises some concerns:
- The new variable name is less specific (gray-bg-color instead of new-row-background-color).
- Changing from a specific "new row" color to a general "gray" color might not be intentional or could lead to confusion.
Please clarify the reasoning behind this change. If it's intentional, consider using a more specific variable name like
--tv-Grid-new-row-bg-colorto maintain clarity.Verify that this change doesn't unintentionally alter the visual appearance of new rows in the grid. Ensure that using a general gray background color for new rows aligns with the intended design and doesn't reduce the visibility or distinction of new rows.
packages/theme/src/grid/mixins/table.less (3)
35-35:⚠️ Potential issueConsider using a variable and verify size distinction.
Changing from
var(--ti-grid-small-header-column-height)to a fixed value of32pxreduces flexibility. Additionally, this value is the same as the MiniHeaderColumnHeight, which might not be intentional.Consider the following:
- Use a variable instead of a fixed value:
- height: 32px; + height: var(--tv-Grid-header-height-small);
- Verify if having the same height for both small and mini sizes is intentional. If not, you might want to adjust one of these values.
To help verify the intended sizes, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for usage of small and mini header column heights echo "Checking for usage of small header column height:" rg --type less --type vue --type js --type ts "ti-grid-small-header-column-height" echo "Checking for usage of mini header column height:" rg --type less --type vue --type js --type ts "ti-grid-mini-header-column-height"This will help determine if these sizes are used differently elsewhere in the codebase.
39-39:⚠️ Potential issueConsider using a variable and differentiate from small size.
The change from
var(--ti-grid-mini-header-column-height)to a fixed value of32pxis consistent with previous changes, but it raises concerns about flexibility and distinction from the small size.Consider the following:
- Use a variable instead of a fixed value:
- height: 32px; + height: var(--tv-Grid-header-height-mini);
- If mini and small sizes are intended to be different, adjust one of these values to create a clear distinction. If they are meant to be the same, consider combining them into a single size category.
To help verify the intended usage of these sizes, please run the following script:
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27-27: Approve the variable change, but verify its impact.The change from
var(--ti-grid-default-header-column-height)tovar(--tv-Grid-header-height)looks good. It suggests a move towards a more standardized variable naming convention, which can improve consistency across the codebase.To ensure this change doesn't unintentionally affect other parts of the application, please run the following script:
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packages/theme/src/grid/old-theme.js (1)
22-22: Unchanged property moved to the end of the object.The
ti-grid-header-font-weightproperty has been moved to the end of thetinyGridOldThemeobject. While the value remains the same, this reordering might be a result of removing other properties.Ensure that this reordering doesn't affect any code that might be relying on the order of properties in this object (although that would be unusual in JavaScript).
packages/theme/src/grid/input.less (4)
21-21: LGTM! Verify the new font size.The change from
var(--ti-common-font-size-base)tovar(--tv-Grid-font-size)is consistent with the new naming convention and provides more specific styling for the Grid component.Please ensure that the new
--tv-Grid-font-sizevariable is properly defined and results in the intended font size for the grid input.
34-34: LGTM! Consistent variable naming.The change from
var(--ti-grid-text-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-text-color)aligns with the new naming convention while maintaining the same semantic meaning.
35-35: Verify the semantic change in border color.The change from
var(--ti-grid-border-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-divider-color)is consistent with the new naming convention. However, there's a semantic shift from "border-color" to "divider-color".Please confirm that this semantic change is intentional and aligns with the updated design system. Ensure that the
--tv-Grid-divider-colorvariable is defined with the correct color value for grid borders.
39-39: LGTM! Verify new color values for focus and disabled states.The changes to focus and disabled state colors are consistent with the new naming convention:
- Focus border:
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)→var(--tv-Grid-border-color-active)- Disabled background:
var(--ti-grid-input-disabled-bg-color)→var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-disabled)Please ensure that:
- The new
--tv-Grid-border-color-activevariable is defined and provides the intended color for the focused state.- The
--tv-Grid-bg-color-disabledvariable is set to the correct color for the disabled state background.These changes might affect the visual feedback for user interactions, so it's important to verify their appearance in the UI.
Also applies to: 44-44
packages/theme/src/grid/body.less (4)
33-33: Approve border color change with visual verification.The change from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-cell-border-color-focus)for the border color is more specific and aligns with the component's purpose. This change improves code readability and maintainability.Please verify that this change doesn't negatively impact the visual appearance of focused cells in the grid across different themes or color schemes.
51-51: Consistent approach for copied cell borders.The change to a fixed
3pxfor copied cell borders is consistent with the approach taken for checked cell borders. This maintains the visual distinction between checked and copied states.As with the checked cell borders:
- Confirm that this change doesn't negatively impact any existing use cases.
- Consider the accessibility implications of fixed border widths.
- If flexibility is required, consider using a variable with a default value of 3px.
Also applies to: 56-56
64-65: Approve gradient color change with visual verification.The update from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-border-color-active)in the linear gradient for copied borders is consistent with the earlier color variable changes. This improves the specificity and clarity of the styling.Please ensure that:
- The visual appearance of the copied cell indicator remains distinct and visible across different themes or color schemes.
- This change is consistent with the overall design system and doesn't introduce any unintended visual discrepancies.
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1-91: Summary of grid styling changesThe changes in this file appear to be part of a larger refactoring effort for grid styling. While some updates improve specificity and consistency in naming conventions, others introduce fixed values that may reduce flexibility. Here are the key points to consider:
- Color variable changes generally improve specificity and clarity.
- Fixed border widths for checked and copied cells may impact flexibility and accessibility.
- The switch to a fixed white background for selected columns could affect theme compatibility and accessibility.
To ensure these changes meet the project's requirements:
- Conduct a thorough visual review across different themes and color schemes.
- Verify that accessibility standards are maintained, particularly for users who may need higher contrast or thicker borders.
- Consider the impact on any existing customizations or theme variations that may have relied on the changed variables.
- If flexibility is crucial, consider reintroducing variables with appropriate default values for the fixed dimensions and colors.
packages/theme/src/grid/radio.less (3)
40-40: Approved: Consistent update to hover state color variable.This change aligns with the previous updates, improving the semantic naming of the hover state color variable.
57-62: Approved: Updated color variables for selected and checked states.The changes continue to improve semantic naming for color variables. However, the change in text color for the checked state from
var(--ti-grid-primary-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-text-color)might affect the visual distinction of the selected state.Please verify the visual appearance of the selected state to ensure it remains sufficiently distinct from the unselected state. Consider running visual regression tests if available.
35-37: Approved: Improved semantic naming and customization options.The changes improve the semantic naming of color variables and introduce a new variable for icon size, enhancing customization options.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, please run the following script:
✅ Verification successful
Verified: Updates are consistent and no old variable references remain.
The refactoring successfully removed the old variable
--ti-grid-radio-border-colorand introduced the new variables--tv-Grid-radio-icon-colorand--tv-Grid-radio-icon-sizecorrectly.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of old variable names and ensure new variables are defined. # Test 1: Check for any remaining occurrences of old variable names echo "Checking for old variable names:" rg --type less 'var\(--ti-grid-radio-border-color\)' packages/theme/src/ # Test 2: Ensure new variables are defined somewhere in the theme files echo "Checking if new variables are defined:" rg --type less 'tv-Grid-radio-icon-color:' packages/theme/src/ rg --type less 'tv-Grid-radio-icon-size:' packages/theme/src/Length of output: 545
packages/theme/src/grid/menu.less (3)
31-31: LGTM: Consistent variable naming updateThe text color variable update is consistent with the new naming convention and maintains theming flexibility.
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1-134: Summary: Consistent variable updates with minor suggestionsThe changes in this file align well with the PR objective of refactoring the grid style. The updates to variable names (from
ti-totv-prefix) are consistent throughout the file. A few suggestions were made to enhance flexibility and visual distinction:
- Consider using a variable for the background color.
- Clarify the semantic change from "border" to "divider".
- Introduce a specific variable for disabled text color.
These minor adjustments could further improve the refactoring effort while maintaining the overall goal of the PR.
44-44: LGTM: Variable update with semantic changeThe border color variable update follows the new naming convention. The change from "border" to "divider" suggests a more specific use case.
Could you clarify if this semantic change from "border" to "divider" is intentional and consistent across the codebase? Let's verify:
✅ Verification successful
Verified: Semantic change is consistent across the codebase
The update from
var(--ti-grid-border-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-divider-color)is consistently applied throughout the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other occurrences of Grid-divider-color rg --type less 'Grid-divider-color'Length of output: 1530
packages/theme/src/grid/toolbar.less (3)
45-46: LGTM! Verify the new variables exist.The updates to use
--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-colorand--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-sizealign with the new naming convention and provide more specific, clearer variable names.Please run the following script to ensure the new variables are defined:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the new CSS variables # Test: Search for the definition of the new variables rg --type css '--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-color' rg --type css '--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-size'
107-107: LGTM! Verify the new variable exists.The update to use
--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-color-hoveraligns with the new naming convention and improves specificity for the hover state.Please run the following script to ensure the new variable is defined:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-color-hover rg --type css '--tv-Grid-toolbar-btn-icon-border-color-hover'
25-25: LGTM! Verify the new variable exists.The update to use
--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-yaligns with a new naming convention. This change improves consistency.Please run the following script to ensure the new variable is defined:
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Verified: The CSS variable
--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-yis correctly defined inpackages/theme/src/grid/toolbar.less.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y rg --type css '--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y'Length of output: 603
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the existence of the new CSS variable # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y rg --type css -e '--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y'Length of output: 46
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Comprehensive search for the CSS variable --tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y # Test: Search for the definition of --tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y across all files rg --no-filename -e '--tv-Grid-toolbar-padding-y'Length of output: 147
packages/theme/src/grid/checkbox.less (8)
62-62: Approve consistent variable naming.The update from
--ti-grid-text-colorto--tv-Grid-text-colormaintains semantic meaning while adhering to the new naming convention. This change contributes to overall consistency in the codebase.
85-86: Approve consistent changes in naming and styling approach.These changes are consistent with the previously observed updates:
- Line 85: The shift from
--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checkedto--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selectedaligns with the new styling approach and terminology.- Line 86: The update of
--ti-grid-checkbox-border-radiusto--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-radiusfollows the new naming convention.These changes contribute to the overall consistency of the component styling.
99-107: Approve changes and verify disabled state styling.The updates to the variable names for the disabled state of the checkbox are consistent with the new naming convention and provide more granular control:
--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-color-disabled--tv-Grid-checkbox-bg-color-disabledThese changes allow for more precise styling of the disabled state. Please ensure that:
- All new variables are properly defined with appropriate color values.
- The disabled state styling meets accessibility standards for color contrast and visual distinction.
- The behavior and appearance of disabled checkboxes are consistent across the application.
Run the following script to verify the definition of new disabled state variables and check for accessibility considerations:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify new disabled state variables and check for accessibility considerations. # Test: Search for new disabled state variables echo "Searching for new disabled state variables:" rg --type less --type css $'--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-color-disabled|--tv-Grid-checkbox-bg-color-disabled' # Test: Search for accessibility-related comments or variables echo "Searching for accessibility-related comments or variables:" rg --type less --type css $'accessibility|a11y|contrast'
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113-129: Approve changes and verify styling for specific checkbox states.The variable name updates for the disabled checked and disabled indeterminate states are consistent with the new naming convention:
--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-color-disabled(used for both states)These changes provide a unified approach to styling disabled states. Please ensure that:
- The new variable is properly defined with an appropriate color value.
- The visual distinction between disabled checked, disabled unchecked, and disabled indeterminate states is clear and meets design specifications.
- The styling for these states is consistent with accessibility guidelines, particularly for color contrast.
Run the following script to verify the styling implementation for these specific checkbox states:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify styling implementation for specific checkbox states. # Test: Search for styling related to disabled and indeterminate states echo "Searching for styling related to disabled and indeterminate checkbox states:" rg --type less --type css $'disabled|indeterminate' # Test: Search for the new disabled border color variable echo "Searching for the new disabled border color variable:" rg --type less --type css $'--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-color-disabled'
47-48: Approve changes and verify styling behavior.The update from
--ti-grid-checkbox-border-colorto--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-colorsuggests a change in styling approach from border to icon color. The addition of--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-sizeprovides more precise control over the checkbox appearance. Please ensure that:
- This styling change is intentional and consistent with the design specifications.
- The new
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-colorvariable is defined with the correct color value.- The
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-sizeis defined and set to an appropriate value.Run the following script to verify the definition and usage of these new variables:
51-51: Approve change and verify new hover color variable.The update from
--ti-grid-primary-colorto--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hoverprovides more specific control over the checkbox icon's hover state. This change allows for better customization of the checkbox behavior. Please ensure that:
- The new
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hovervariable is defined with an appropriate color value.- This change is consistent with the overall design system and hover behavior across the application.
Run the following script to verify the definition and usage of the new hover color variable:
✅ Verification successful
Action Required: Re-run verification with corrected search command.
The previous attempt to verify
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hoverfailed due to a syntax error in the search command. Let's correct the command and search for the variable's definition and usage.
Action Required: Re-run verification with the corrected search command.
The previous attempt to verify
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hoverfailed due to a syntax error in the search command. Let's correct the command to properly pass the search pattern torgand search for the variable's definition and usage.
Verification Successful:
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hoveris properly defined and used.The new variable
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hoveris correctly defined inpackages/theme/src/grid/vars.lessand appropriately utilized in bothpackages/theme/src/grid/filter.lessandpackages/theme/src/grid/checkbox.less. The assigned value aligns with the hover behavior requirements, ensuring consistency within the design system.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition and usage of new hover color variable for checkbox icon. # Test: Search for the definition and usage of new hover color variable echo "Searching for definition and usage of new hover color variable:" rg --type less --type css $'--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hover'Length of output: 134695
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition and usage of the new hover color variable for checkbox icon. # Test: Search for the definition and usage of the new hover color variable echo "Searching for definition and usage of the new hover color variable:" rg --type less --type css '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hover'Length of output: 646
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the definition and usage of the new hover color variable for checkbox icon. # Test: Search for the definition and usage of the new hover color variable echo "Searching for definition and usage of the new hover color variable:" rg --type less --type css -e '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-hover'Length of output: 510
72-72: Approve change and verify styling approach and terminology.The update from
--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checkedto--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selectedindicates a shift in styling approach from background color to icon color for the selected state. Additionally, the terminology has changed from 'checked' to 'selected'. Please ensure that:
- This styling change from background to icon color is intentional and consistent with the design specifications.
- The terminology change from 'checked' to 'selected' is applied consistently across the component and any related documentation.
- The new
--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selectedvariable is defined with the correct color value.Run the following script to verify the consistency of the new terminology and styling approach:
✅ Verification successful
Change Verified: Variable Replacement Successful
The old variable
--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checkedwas successfully removed, and the new variable--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selectedis consistently used across the codebase.Please ensure that:
- All styling related to checkboxes reflects the new
icon-color-selectedapproach.- Documentation and related components reference the updated terminology.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the consistency of new terminology and styling approach for selected checkboxes. # Test: Search for old and new terminology and styling approach echo "Searching for old terminology and styling (checked, bg-color):" rg --type less --type css --type vue $'checked|bg-color' echo "Searching for new terminology and styling (selected, icon-color):" rg --type less --type css --type vue $'selected|icon-color'Length of output: 134695
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the replacement of the old checkbox variable with the new one in the codebase. # Search for the old variable echo "Searching for the old variable '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked':" rg --type less --type css --type vue '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked' # Search for the new variable echo "Searching for the new variable '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected':" rg --type less --type css --type vue '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected'Length of output: 1347
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the replacement of the old checkbox variable with the new one in the codebase. # Search for the old variable echo "Searching for the old variable '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked':" rg --type less --type css --type vue -e '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked' # Search for the new variable echo "Searching for the new variable '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected':" rg --type less --type css --type vue -e '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected'Length of output: 530
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the replacement of the old checkbox variable with the new one in the codebase. # Search for the old variable echo "Searching for the old variable '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked':" rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" -g "*.vue" -e '--ti-grid-checkbox-bg-color-checked' # Search for the new variable echo "Searching for the new variable '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected':" rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" -g "*.vue" -e '--tv-Grid-checkbox-icon-color-selected'Length of output: 888
35-36: Approve changes and verify new variable names.The updated CSS variable names improve consistency and specificity for the Grid component. However, ensure that these new variable names (
--tv-Grid-checkbox-border-radiusand--tv-Grid-font-size) are defined and used consistently across the project.Run the following script to verify the usage of new variable names:
packages/theme/src/grid/custom.less (6)
46-46: Approved: Updated CSS variable name for consistencyThe font-size property now uses the new CSS variable
--tv-Grid-font-size, which aligns with the updated naming convention. This change improves consistency across the codebase.
58-65: Approved: Improved readability and variable namingThe changes in this segment enhance the code in two ways:
- The addition of a blank line (58) improves readability.
- The use of
--tv-Grid-icon-size(65) instead of a common font size variable makes the styling more specific to the grid component's icons.These changes align with best practices for code organization and component-specific styling.
66-66: Approved: Enhanced semantic naming for icon colorThe
fillproperty now uses--tv-Grid-icon-colorinstead of a text color variable. This change improves the semantic meaning of the variable in the context of SVG icons and maintains consistency with the new naming convention.
70-70: Approved: Clearer naming for icon hover stateThe hover state
fillproperty now uses--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover, which is a significant improvement over the previous variable name. This change:
- Aligns with the new naming convention.
- Clearly indicates its purpose for the icon hover state.
- Removes the confusing reference to "disabled" in the context of a hover state.
This update enhances code clarity and maintains consistency with other recent changes.
76-79: Approved: Consistent styling for specific icon classesThe changes to the
fillproperties for the.open,.lock, and.sortclasses:
- Use the new
--tv-Grid-icon-colorvariable for the normal state (line 76).- Use the new
--tv-Grid-icon-color-hovervariable for the hover state (line 79).These updates ensure consistent styling across different icon types and maintain the distinction between normal and hover states. This approach promotes a unified look and feel throughout the grid component.
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46-79: Summary: Successful refactoring of grid stylesThe changes in this file consistently update CSS variable names to a new convention, improving the overall quality of the code:
- The new naming convention (e.g.,
--tv-Grid-*) is more specific and semantically meaningful.- Icon-related styles now use dedicated variables instead of general text color variables.
- The changes maintain a clear distinction between normal and hover states for icons.
These updates enhance code readability, maintain consistency across the component, and make future maintenance easier. The refactoring aligns well with the PR objectives of improving the grid component's style without altering its functionality.
packages/theme/src/grid/header.less (8)
91-91: Verify impact of cell text width change.The width of the cell text has been changed from
var(--ti-grid-header-cell-text-width)toauto. This modification could affect the layout and responsiveness of the grid cells.Please ensure that:
- This change doesn't cause any unexpected text overflow or layout issues.
- The grid still behaves correctly on different screen sizes and with various content lengths.
To understand the context of this change, run the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other occurrences of the old variable and similar width settings rg --type less "ti-grid-header-cell-text-width" rg --type less "width:\s*auto" packages/theme/src/grid/
95-95: Confirm styling updates for the edit icon.The edit icon styling has been modified:
- Font size changed from
var(--ti-common-font-size-2)tovar(--tv-Grid-icon-size).- Fill color updated from
var(--ti-grid-column-icon-text-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-icon-color).These changes align with the overall refactoring pattern. However, please verify that:
- The new icon size variable (
--tv-Grid-icon-size) is properly defined and provides the intended size.- The new fill color (
--tv-Grid-icon-color) ensures sufficient contrast and visibility for the edit icon.Run the following command to check for the definitions and usage of these new variables:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions and usage of the new variables rg --type less "(tv-Grid-icon-size|tv-Grid-icon-color)"Also applies to: 98-98
38-39: Confirm new variable definitions for font styles.The font size and color variables have been updated:
--ti-grid-font-size→--tv-Grid-font-size--ti-grid-header-text-color→--tv-Grid-header-text-colorThese changes are consistent with the refactoring pattern observed. However, it's crucial to ensure these new variables are properly defined and provide the intended styles.
Run the following command to check for the definitions of these new variables:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions of the new variables rg --type less "(tv-Grid-font-size|tv-Grid-header-text-color)"
132-133: Verify resizable line styling changes.The styling of the resizable line has been modified:
- Height changed from
var(--ti-grid-header-resizable-line-height)to a fixed value of16px.- Background color updated from
var(--ti-grid-header-resizable-line-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-header-divider-color).Please ensure that:
- The fixed height of 16px is appropriate for all screen sizes and doesn't cause any visual inconsistencies.
- The new color variable (
--tv-Grid-header-divider-color) is properly defined and provides sufficient contrast for the resizable line to be visible.Run the following command to check for the definitions and usage of the new color variable:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions and usage of the new color variable rg --type less "tv-Grid-header-divider-color"
150-150: Confirm header cell text font weight.The font weight variable for the header cell text has been updated from
var(--ti-grid-header-font-weight)tovar(--tv-Grid-header-font-weight).This change aligns with the overall refactoring pattern. However, please verify that:
- The new variable (
--tv-Grid-header-font-weight) is properly defined.- The font weight provided by this variable matches the intended design for the header cell text.
Run the following command to check for the definition and usage of this new variable:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions and usage of the new font weight variable rg --type less "tv-Grid-header-font-weight"
175-175: Verify dropdown styling changes.Two changes have been made to the dropdown styling:
- Transform property for the selection dropdown wrapper changed from
var(--ti-grid-selection-dropdown-left-offset)to a fixed value of12px.- Fill color for the dropdown icon updated from
var(--ti-grid-selection-dropdown-icon-color)tovar(--tv-Grid-icon-color).Please ensure that:
- The fixed transform value of 12px is appropriate for all grid layouts and doesn't cause any positioning issues.
- The new color variable (
--tv-Grid-icon-color) is properly defined and provides sufficient contrast for the dropdown icon to be visible.Run the following commands to check for any related styling and the new color variable:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other occurrences of dropdown-related styling rg --type less "dropdown" packages/theme/src/grid/ # Check for the definition and usage of the new color variable rg --type less "tv-Grid-icon-color"Also applies to: 179-179
73-75: Verify styling changes for the required icon.Several changes have been made to the required icon styling:
- Color variable changed from
--ti-grid-error-colorto--tv-Grid-header-required-icon-color.- Line height set to 1.
- Font size variable updated from
--ti-grid-font-sizeto--tv-Grid-font-size.These changes could affect the appearance and alignment of the required icon. Please ensure that:
- The new color variable provides sufficient contrast for visibility.
- The line height of 1 doesn't negatively impact the vertical alignment of the icon.
- The new font size variable is consistent with the desired design.
Run the following command to check for the definitions and usage of these new variables:
#!/bin/bash # Search for definitions and usage of the new variables rg --type less "(tv-Grid-header-required-icon-color|tv-Grid-font-size)"
23-23: Verify the impact of style changes on the grid header.The changes in the background color variable and border color could affect the visual appearance of the grid header:
- The background color variable has been updated from
--ti-grid-header-background-colorto--tv-Grid-header-bg-color. Ensure this new variable is properly defined and provides the intended color.- The border color for the repair element has been changed to
transparent. This might affect the visual separation between elements. Verify if this change is intentional and doesn't negatively impact the grid's appearance.To confirm these changes, run the following commands:
Also applies to: 32-32
✅ Verification successful
Style changes on grid header verified.
The new background color variable
--tv-Grid-header-bg-coloris properly defined and utilized across the grid components. The old variable--ti-grid-header-background-colorhas been successfully removed. Additionally, the modification to set the border color totransparentis confined toheader.lessand does not affect other elements of the grid.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Check for the new variable definition rg --type less "tv-Grid-header-bg-color" # Look for any other occurrences of the old variable name rg --type less "ti-grid-header-background-color" # Check for any other elements that might be affected by the transparent border rg --type less "border.*transparent" packages/theme/src/grid/Length of output: 0
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the definition of the new background color variable across all LESS files rg --type less "--tv-Grid-header-bg-color" # Search for similar variable names to identify potential typos rg --type less "--tv-grid-header-bg-color" rg --type less "--tv_Grid_header_bg_color" rg --type less "--tv-grid-header-background-color" # Verify all instances where border is set to transparent within the grid package rg --type less "border\s*:\s*transparent" packages/theme/src/grid/Length of output: 1968
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the definition of the new background color variable across all LESS files rg --type=less "--tv-Grid-header-bg-color" . # Search for the old background color variable to ensure it has been removed rg --type=less "--ti-grid-header-background-color" . # Verify all instances where border is set to transparent within the grid package rg --type=less "border\s*:\s*transparent" packages/theme/src/grid/Length of output: 1030
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for the definition of the new background color variable across all LESS files rg --type=less -- "--tv-Grid-header-bg-color" . # Search for the old background color variable to ensure it has been removed rg --type=less -- "--ti-grid-header-background-color" . # Verify all instances where border is set to transparent within the grid package rg --type=less "border\s*:\s*transparent" packages/theme/src/grid/Length of output: 921
packages/vue/src/grid/src/config.ts (1)
34-35: LGTM: New icon import added correctly.The addition of
iconErrorto the import statement is consistent with the existing pattern and appears to be correctly implemented.packages/vue/src/grid/src/cell/src/cell.ts (2)
39-41: New icons added for tree node expansion.Two new icons,
iconExpandandiconPutAway, have been imported. These icons will likely be used to represent the expanded and collapsed states of tree nodes, respectively.
336-341: Improved flexibility in tree node icon rendering.The changes in the
renderTreeIconfunction enhance the customization options for tree node icons:
- A new
defaultIconfunction has been added, which uses the newly importediconExpandandiconPutAwayicons.- The
customExpandIconvariable now falls back to thedefaultIconfunction if no custom render function is provided.These changes allow for more flexible icon rendering while maintaining a default implementation. This is a good improvement in terms of customization and maintainability.
packages/theme/src/grid/button.less (1)
22-22: Display property added appropriatelyThe addition of
display: inline-block;to&__wrapperensures that the wrapper aligns correctly with adjacent inline elements, allowing for proper horizontal placement without affecting block-level elements.packages/theme/src/grid/vars.less (1)
14-164: Ensure all references to old variable names are updatedThe CSS variables have been updated from the
--ti-Grid-prefix to--tv-Grid-. Please verify that all references to the old variable names throughout the codebase have been updated to prevent any styling inconsistencies.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to the old variable names:
✅ Verification successful
To correctly search for any remaining references to the old CSS variable prefix
--ti-Grid-in LESS files, please run the following script:
All references to the old CSS variable prefix
--ti-Grid-have been successfully updated to--tv-Grid-. No remaining instances were found in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any usage of the old CSS variable prefix '--ti-Grid-' in LESS files. # Expected: No matches should be found. rg --type less '--ti-Grid-'Length of output: 440
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for any usage of the old CSS variable prefix '--ti-Grid-' in LESS files. # Expected: No matches should be found. rg --type less -e '--ti-Grid-'Length of output: 30
packages/theme/src/grid/table.less (53)
27-28: Update font-size and color using CSS variablesUsing CSS variables
--tv-Grid-font-sizeand--tv-Grid-text-colorenhances maintainability and allows for easy theme customization.
33-33: Set background-color using CSS variableGood update to use
var(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color)for consistent theming of expanded rows.
50-50: Set background-color on hover using CSS variableUsing
var(--tv-Grid-header-bg-color-hover)ensures consistent hover effects on header columns.
151-151: Adjust padding using CSS variable for horizontal paddingUtilizing
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x)for horizontal padding improves consistency across different sizes.
208-208: Set background-color with CSS variableApplying
var(--tv-Grid-header-bg-color)to the fixed columns maintains a consistent header appearance.
213-213: Set background-color for fixed columns using CSS variableConsistent use of
var(--tv-Grid-header-bg-color)for fixed header columns enhances visual coherence.
244-244: Set background-color for striped rows using CSS variableUsing
var(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color)for zebra striping improves readability and theme alignment.
248-248: Set background-color for current row using CSS variableApplying
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover)to the current row highlights the selection effectively.
266-266: Set background-color on row hover using CSS variableConsistent hover effect styling with
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover)enhances user interaction.
269-269: Set background-color for fixed columns on row hoverEnsures fixed columns match row hover styling using
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover).
275-275: Set background-color for new rows using CSS variableEnhances visual indication of new rows with
var(--tv-Grid-gray-bg-color).
296-296: Use CSS variable for border-top colorUsing
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color)for the top border improves consistency in divider colors.
301-301: Use CSS variable for border-bottom colorConsistent use of
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color)for the bottom border enhances uniformity.
313-314: Update background-image gradients to use CSS variablesUsing
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color)in gradients ensures consistent theming across dividers.
342-342: Use CSS variable for border-left colorMaintains consistency with
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color)for the left border.
347-347: Use CSS variable for border-right colorKeeps the right border consistent using
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color).
374-374: Set background-color for index column using CSS variableApplying
var(--tv-Grid-header-bg-color)to the index column aligns it with the header styling.
391-391: Use CSS variable for top border in footer wrapperEnsures the footer wrapper's top border uses the consistent
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color).
418-418: Set background-color for table body rowsUsing
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color)for body rows maintains a uniform look.
422-422: Set background-color for selected rowsApplying
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-selected)enhances visual feedback for selected rows.
426-426: Set background-color for current rowConsistent styling for the current row using
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover).
431-431: Set background-color on row hoverImproves user experience with consistent hover styling using
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-hover).
434-434: Set background-color on hover for fixed columnsEnsures fixed columns are styled appropriately on row hover.
444-444: Use CSS variable for border-bottom in table columnsConsistent divider colors in columns using
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color).
450-450: Set background-color for current columnEnhances user experience by highlighting the active column with
var(--tv-Grid-bg-color-active).
479-480: Update padding and height in header columns using CSS variablesUsing
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x)andvar(--tv-Grid-header-height)improves consistency in header styling.
503-503: Set line-height in cells using CSS variableImproves text alignment with
var(--tv-Grid-line-height).
520-520: Set icon fill colors using CSS variablesEnsures icons in the boolean renderer reflect current theme colors.
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532-532: Set background-color for rate chart using CSS variableConsistent success color in rate charts with
var(--tv-Grid-success-bg-color).
537-537: Update rate chart background colors for different statusesUsing CSS variables for success, error, warning, and primary backgrounds enhances theming consistency.
Also applies to: 541-541, 545-545, 549-549
605-606: Set icon size and fill color in sort buttons using CSS variablesConsistent icon styling with
var(--tv-Grid-icon-size)andvar(--tv-Grid-icon-color).
610-610: Set icon fill color on hover for sort buttonsImproves user feedback on interaction with
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover).
614-614: Set icon fill color for active sort stateHighlights active sorting using
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color-active).
656-657: Set font-size and border-color for tree node buttonEnsures tree controls are consistent with
var(--tv-Grid-font-size)andvar(--tv-Grid-icon-color).
661-661: Set border-color on hover for tree node buttonImproves visual feedback with
var(--tv-Grid-icon-color-hover)on hover.
692-692: Use CSS variable for border-bottom in expanded rowsConsistent separator styling with
var(--tv-Grid-divider-color)in expanded content.
747-747: Set background for empty state image using CSS variableAllows for theme customization of empty state images using
var(--tv-Grid-empty-img).
760-760: Set box-shadow for selected cells using CSS variableEnhances visual emphasis using
var(--tv-Grid-cell-border-color-selected).
794-795: Set border and background colors for inputs on validation error using CSS variablesConsistent styling for error states using
var(--tv-Grid-error-border-color)andvar(--tv-Grid-error-bg-color-light).
800-801: Set border and background colors for input wrapper on validation errorMaintains error styling consistency with CSS variables.
806-807: Set border and background colors for input inner on validation errorEnsures consistent error styling within inputs.
821-821: Adjust tree node wrapper dimensions using CSS variablesImproves layout flexibility for tree controls with
var(--tv-Grid-tree-expand-icon-padding-right).Also applies to: 827-827
830-830: Set font-size for tree node icons using CSS variableConsistent icon sizing with
var(--tv-Grid-icon-size).
881-881: Set box-shadow for active cells using CSS variableEnhances visual feedback on cell activation with
var(--tv-Grid-cell-border-color-selected).
884-884: Set box-shadow for validation errors using CSS variableConsistent error highlighting using
var(--tv-Grid-error-border-color).
922-922: Set border-color for dirty cells using CSS variableEnhances visual indication of dirty cells with
var(--tv-Grid-error-border-color).
948-949: Set input styles using CSS variablesUsing variables for input height, padding, color, border-radius, and border improves consistency and theming.
Also applies to: 951-953
956-956: Set input border color on focus using CSS variableImproves user feedback when input is focused with
var(--tv-Grid-input-border-color-hover).
962-962: Set editor height and color using CSS variablesEnsures consistency in editor components with
var(--tv-Grid-input-height)andvar(--tv-Grid-text-color).Also applies to: 964-964
1019-1019: Set background-color for header gutter using CSS variableEnsures header gutter matches header background with
var(--tv-Grid-header-bg-color).
1123-1124: Adjust position and width of validation messages using CSS variableImproves alignment in validation messages using
var(--tv-Grid-cell-padding-x).
1133-1133: Set color for validation messages using CSS variableConsistent styling for error text with
var(--tv-Grid-error-text-color).
1137-1137: Set fill color for validation icons using CSS variableEnsures error icons match theme colors with
var(--tv-Grid-error-icon-color).
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Consider keeping the CSS variable for font size.
The change from var(--ti-common-font-size-3) to a fixed 18px reduces flexibility and may impact the component's responsiveness. Unless there's a specific reason for this change, it's generally better to use CSS variables for easier maintenance and consistency across the theme.
Consider reverting this change:
- font-size: 18px;
+ font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-3);If there's a particular reason for using a fixed value, please provide context in a comment.
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Reconsider using a fixed font size for alert description.
Changing from var(--ti-common-font-size-1) to 14px reduces flexibility in theming and responsiveness. It's generally recommended to use CSS variables for consistent and easily maintainable styles across the theme.
Consider reverting this change:
- font-size: 14px;
+ font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-1);If there's a specific reason for using a fixed value, please add a comment explaining the rationale.
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Maintaining Consistency by Using CSS Variables for Font Sizes
The change in packages/theme/src/grid/custom-switch.less replaces the CSS variable --ti-common-font-size-1 with a fixed value of 14px. However, the variables --ti-common-font-size-1 and --ti-common-font-size-3 are still extensively used across multiple components in the codebase. This replacement reduces flexibility and can lead to styling inconsistencies.
Actions to Consider:
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Revert the change to use the CSS variable:
- font-size: 14px; + font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-1);
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If there is a specific reason for using a fixed value in this component, please add a comment at the top of the file explaining the rationale to ensure clarity and maintainability.
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Reconsider the approach of replacing CSS variables with fixed values.
This change, along with the previous two (lines 28 and 32), replaces CSS variables with fixed pixel values for font sizes. This pattern reduces the flexibility and maintainability of the styling.
Consider reverting these changes:
- font-size: 14px;
+ font-size: var(--ti-common-font-size-1);If there's a specific reason for using fixed values throughout this component, please add a comment at the top of the file explaining the rationale. Otherwise, it's recommended to stick with CSS variables for better theme consistency and easier maintenance.
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This will help verify if these variables are still in use elsewhere, which might indicate potential inconsistencies introduced by these changes.
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Consider implications of fixed border dimensions.
The change from var(--ti-grid-column-checked-border-width) to a fixed 2px for checked cell borders reduces styling flexibility. While this simplifies the code, it may impact visual consistency across different use cases and potentially affect accessibility for users who require thicker borders.
Please consider the following:
- What was the rationale behind this change? Was it to standardize the appearance or simplify maintenance?
- Are there any use cases where different border widths were necessary?
- How does this change impact accessibility requirements?
- If flexibility is needed, consider keeping the variable but setting its default value to 2px.
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Reconsider fixed background color for selected columns.
Changing the background color from var(--ti-grid-light-color) to a fixed #fff (white) for selected columns reduces theme flexibility and may impact accessibility.
Please consider the following:
- What was the reason for removing the variable? Was it to standardize the appearance across all themes?
- How does this change affect the grid's appearance in different color schemes or dark mode?
- Are there any accessibility concerns, such as maintaining sufficient contrast ratios with the text color?
- Consider keeping a variable for this color to maintain flexibility across different themes and ensure accessibility compliance.
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Replace hardcoded text color with a CSS variable
On line 105, the text color is hardcoded as #fff. To keep styling consistent and facilitate theme adjustments, please use a CSS variable.
Apply this diff to update the text color:
- color: #fff;
+ color: var(--tv-Grid-text-color-inverse);Ensure that --tv-Grid-text-color-inverse is defined in your theme variables to represent the inverse text color.
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| background-color: var(--ti-grid-light-color); | |||
| background-color: #fff; | |||
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Use CSS variables instead of hardcoded colors
The background color on line 67 is set to #fff. To maintain consistency and make theming easier, consider using a CSS variable instead of a hardcoded value.
Apply this diff to replace the hardcoded color with a CSS variable:
- background-color: #fff;
+ background-color: var(--tv-Grid-background-color);Ensure that --tv-Grid-background-color is defined appropriately in your theme variables.
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Fix typo in CSS variable name
There is an extra dash in the variable name var(---tv-Grid-success-border-color). It should be var(--tv-Grid-success-border-color).
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- border-color: transparent var(---tv-Grid-success-border-color) transparent transparent;
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| border-color: transparent var(---tv-Grid-success-border-color) transparent transparent; | |
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| background: #fff; | |||
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Consider using a CSS variable instead of hardcoded background color
Using background: #fff; hardcodes the background color to white, which might not be consistent with theming. Consider using a CSS variable for background color.
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| background: #fff; | |
| background: var(--tv-Grid-bg-color, #fff); |
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| background-color: var(--tv-Grid-error-bg-color-light); |
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Use CSS variable for text color instead of hardcoding
The text color is hardcoded to white (#fff), which may not be consistent across different themes or backgrounds. Consider using a CSS variable for the error text color.
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