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refactor(theme): [color-picker] refactor color-picker theme vars #2243

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced styling and layout for the color picker and color select panel components with improved CSS variable usage.
    • Updated structure of the color select panel for better visual organization and theming capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed unused CSS variables to streamline the codebase.
  • Documentation

    • Updated dependency management in the package.json for the color select panel.
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    • Replaced outdated CSS methods and variables with new naming conventions for consistency across components.
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    • Minor formatting updates in various files for improved readability.

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The pull request includes extensive refactoring of the color picker and color select panel components. Key changes involve replacing the method for injecting CSS variables, shifting from a --ti- prefix to a --tv- prefix for CSS variable names, and removing a significant amount of unused styles. The layout of the color select panel has been updated to utilize flexbox, enhancing its structure. Additionally, dependencies in the package.json file have been modified, specifically removing the @opentiny/vue-button-group dependency.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/theme/src/color-picker/index.less Refactored CSS variable usage, replaced .component-css-vars-color-picker() with .inject-ColorPicker-vars(), updated border-radius, padding, and size variables. Removed large block of styles related to inner structure.
packages/theme/src/color-picker/vars.less Overhauled CSS variable definitions, renamed variables from --ti- to --tv-, removed unused variables, updated various styling-related variables.
packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/index.less Replaced .component-css-vars-color-select-panel() with .inject-ColorSelectPanel-vars(), restructured layout to use flexbox, modified nested class styles, and added new classes.
packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/vars.less Replaced .component-css-vars-color-select-panel() with .inject-ColorSelectPanel-vars(), introduced new CSS variables with tv- prefix, updated various styling variables.
packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/package.json Removed dependency on @opentiny/vue-button-group, no other changes to dependencies.
packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/pc.vue Removed tiny-button-group component, replaced with a div for button layout, updated tiny-button attributes, and maintained existing functionality.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-picker/size.spec.ts Updated expected CSS width values for color picker sizes in tests.

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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-picker/size.spec.ts (1)

6-8: Verify the intentionality of width changes for color picker sizes.

The test expectations for the CSS width of different color picker sizes have been updated:

  • Large: 64px → 48px
  • Medium: 48px → 40px
  • Small: 36px → 28px

These changes represent a significant reduction in the width of the color picker components. While this aligns with the PR objective of refactoring theme variables, it's important to ensure that these changes are intentional and consistent with the updated design.

Please confirm that these width reductions are intentional and part of the refactoring process. Additionally, consider the following:

  1. Do these changes maintain the desired visual hierarchy between different sizes?
  2. Are these new widths sufficient for comfortable user interaction, especially for the small size (28px)?
  3. Have corresponding changes been made to the component's CSS to ensure it renders correctly at these new sizes?

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Actionable comments posted: 4

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
packages/theme/src/color-picker/vars.less (1)

2-13: Consider improving comments and removing unused variables.

  1. The comments in Chinese provide useful context, but consider translating them to English to improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking developers.

  2. There's a comment indicating an unused variable: "没用(hide)" for --tv-ColorPicker-spacing-2x. Consider removing this variable if it's truly unused to keep the codebase clean.

Would you like assistance in translating the comments to English?

packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/index.less (2)

19-28: Improve Code Readability with Consistent Indentation

There are inconsistent indentations within the &__tools block. Ensuring consistent indentation enhances readability and maintainability.

Consider adjusting the indentation as follows:

&__tools {
  display: flex;
  line-height: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height);

  .tiny-input {
    flex: 1 0 0;
  }

  &-btns {
    margin-left: 8px;
  }
}

66-76: Check Consistency of Border Radius Variables

Different border-radius variables are used:

  • var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-lg); (line 69)
  • var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-lg); (line 94)
  • var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-sm); (line 123)

Verify that the use of different border-radius sizes is intentional and aligns with the design guidelines.

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  • packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/vars.less (1 hunks)
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packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/package.json (3)

19-19: Newline added at the end of the file.

A newline has been added at the end of the file. This is a good practice and follows the POSIX standard for text files.


Line range hint 9-16: Verify the necessity of remaining dependencies.

The remaining dependencies seem to be related to the functionality of the color-select-panel component. However, it's important to ensure that all listed dependencies are actually used in the component.

Please run the following script to check the usage of each dependency in the color-select-panel component:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of each dependency in the color-select-panel component

dependencies=(
    "@opentiny/vue-renderless"
    "@opentiny/vue-theme"
    "@opentiny/vue-common"
    "@opentiny/vue-button"
    "@opentiny/vue-input"
    "@opentiny/vue-collapse"
    "@opentiny/vue-collapse-item"
)

for dep in "${dependencies[@]}"; do
    echo "Checking usage of $dep:"
    rg --type vue --type ts "from\s+['\"]$dep['\"]" packages/vue/src/color-select-panel
    echo
done

This script will help identify if any of the listed dependencies are not being used in the component. If any dependencies are found to be unused, consider removing them from the package.json file.


Line range hint 9-16: Verify the impact of removing @opentiny/vue-button-group dependency.

The @opentiny/vue-button-group dependency has been removed from the package.json file. This change might have implications on the functionality of the color-select-panel component.

Please run the following script to check if @opentiny/vue-button-group is still being used in the color-select-panel component:

If the script confirms that the dependency is no longer used, this change is appropriate. Otherwise, please review the usage and update the component code accordingly.

✅ Verification successful

Dependency Removal Verified Successfully

The @opentiny/vue-button-group dependency has been successfully removed from the color-select-panel component and is no longer in use.

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rg --type vue --type ts 'from\s+[\'"]@opentiny/vue-button-group[\'"]|ButtonGroup' packages/vue/src/color-select-panel

# If no results are found, the dependency has been successfully removed
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
    echo "No usage of @opentiny/vue-button-group found in the color-select-panel component."
else
    echo "Warning: @opentiny/vue-button-group is still being used in the color-select-panel component."
fi

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining usage of @opentiny/vue-button-group in the color-select-panel component

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# Check the exit status of grep
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    echo "No usage of @opentiny/vue-button-group found in the color-select-panel component."
else
    echo "Warning: @opentiny/vue-button-group is still being used in the color-select-panel component."
fi

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packages/theme/src/color-picker/vars.less (4)

1-1: Improved function naming and structure.

The change from .component-css-vars-color-picker() to .inject-ColorPicker-vars() is a good improvement. The new name is more descriptive and clearly indicates the function's purpose. The overall structure of the file remains consistent, which is good for maintainability.


3-33: Consistent update of variable prefixes and naming conventions.

The change from --ti- to --tv- prefixes and the adoption of PascalCase for the component name in variable names (e.g., ColorPicker) are positive improvements. These changes enhance consistency and align with modern frontend naming conventions. The systematic application of these changes across all variables is commendable.


3-33: Improved variable naming and value assignments.

The renaming of variables (e.g., padding-vertical to padding-y) improves conciseness without sacrificing clarity. The consistent use of referenced CSS variables for values (e.g., var(--tv-color-border-ghost)) enhances maintainability and promotes a cohesive theme across the application. These changes align well with CSS best practices and component-based design principles.


1-34: Well-structured and consistent variable definitions.

The overall organization of the ColorPicker variables is logical and consistent. Variables are grouped effectively (e.g., all size-related variables together), which enhances readability and maintainability. The consistent naming and valuing pattern helps in understanding the purpose and relationship between variables. This refactoring has maintained or improved the structure and consistency of the file.

packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/pc.vue (3)

Line range hint 62-71: LGTM! Unused component removed.

The removal of the TinyButtonGroup import and component declaration is consistent with the template changes and improves code maintainability by eliminating unused code.


Line range hint 1-71: Overall changes look good and align with PR objectives.

The refactoring changes are minimal and focused:

  1. Replaced TinyButtonGroup with a div in the template.
  2. Added type="primary" to the confirm button.
  3. Removed unused TinyButtonGroup import and component declaration.

These changes improve the code structure while maintaining the component's core functionality and API. They align well with the PR objectives of refactoring theme variables.

To ensure no unintended side effects:

  1. Verify that the component renders correctly in all supported themes.
  2. Check that the button functionality (cancel and confirm actions) works as expected.

Run the following command to find any tests related to this component:

rg --type javascript "color-select-panel" packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/test

If tests exist, ensure they pass with the new changes.


7-14: LGTM! Verify visual appearance after refactoring.

The replacement of TinyButtonGroup with a div and the addition of type="primary" to the confirm button align with the refactoring objectives. The functionality remains intact.

Please ensure that:

  1. The buttons are still visually grouped and aligned correctly.
  2. The confirm button's appearance properly indicates it as the primary action.

Run the following command to check for any related style changes:

✅ Verification successful

Verification Successful: CSS class usage confirmed.

The CSS class tiny-color-select-panel__tools-btns is correctly applied within packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/pc.vue, and no conflicting styles were found in the theme packages. The refactoring maintains the intended layout and styling.

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Length of output: 117


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the CSS class "tiny-color-select-panel__tools-btns" across all relevant CSS files
rg "tiny-color-select-panel__tools-btns" packages/theme-*/src --type css

Length of output: 101


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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the CSS class "tiny-color-select-panel__tools-btns" across all relevant files in the repository
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Length of output: 153

packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/vars.less (1)

1-16: CSS variable refactoring aligns with the theming strategy

The updated CSS variables and naming conventions improve consistency and maintainability across the theme.

packages/theme/src/color-picker/index.less (3)

12-15: CSS variables updated to the new --tv- naming convention.

The variables have been updated to use the --tv-ColorPicker- prefix, aligning with the new naming convention. Ensure that these variables are defined in vars.less and that all references to the old --ti- variables have been updated throughout the codebase.


28-29: Verify that size variables are correctly defined and used.

The size modifiers now use variables like --tv-ColorPicker-size-large-width and --tv-ColorPicker-size-large-height. Please confirm that these variables are defined in vars.less and their values align with the design specifications for each size variant.

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definitions of size variables for all modifiers.

# Test: Search for the definitions of size variables in `vars.less`.
rg --type less '\@ColorPicker-size-(large|medium|small|mini)-(width|height):' ./packages/theme/src/color-picker/vars.less

Also applies to: 33-34, 38-39, 43-44


7-7: Confirm the definition of .inject-ColorPicker-vars().

The mixin .inject-ColorPicker-vars(); replaces the previous method for injecting CSS variables. Please verify that this mixin is properly defined and included to ensure all necessary variables are available for the color-picker component.

✅ Verification successful

.inject-ColorPicker-vars() mixin is properly defined and included.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `.inject-ColorPicker-vars()` is defined in the codebase.

# Test: Search for the definition of the mixin. Expect to find its definition in the Less files.
rg --type less -A 3 '^\.inject-ColorPicker-vars\(\)' ./packages/theme/src

Length of output: 250


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that `.inject-ColorPicker-vars()` is defined in the codebase.

# Test: Search for the definition of the mixin. Expect to find its definition in the Less files.
rg --type less '^\s*\.inject-ColorPicker-vars\s*\(\s*\)' ./packages/theme/src

Length of output: 227

packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/index.less (2)

40-46: Verify Gradient Directions in .white and .black Classes

The background gradients for .white and .black classes are defined as:

  • .white: linear-gradient(to right, #fff, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0));
  • .black: linear-gradient(to top, #000, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0));

Ensure that the gradient directions achieve the desired visual effect, as inconsistent directions might cause unexpected results.


6-6: Ensure .inject-ColorSelectPanel-vars() is Defined and Imported Correctly

You've replaced the mixin .component-css-vars-color-select-panel(); with .inject-ColorSelectPanel-vars();. Please verify that this new mixin is correctly defined and imported to prevent any compilation errors.

To confirm the mixin definition, you can run the following script:

--tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height: 40px;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Replace hardcoded value with a CSS variable for consistency

The --tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height is set to a fixed value of 40px. To enhance flexibility and ensure consistent theming, consider using an existing CSS variable or defining a new one for the line height.

Apply this diff to replace the hardcoded value:

-  --tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height: 40px;
+  --tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height: var(--tv-line-height-lg);

If --tv-line-height-lg doesn't exist, you might define it accordingly to maintain consistency.

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--tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height: 40px;
--tv-ColorSelectPanel-tools-line-height: var(--tv-line-height-lg);

Comment on lines +7 to +15
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
position: absolute;
max-width: 264px;
z-index: 10;
background: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-bg-color);
gap: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-spacing);
padding: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-padding-y) var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-padding-x);
box-shadow: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-box-shadow);
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Consistently Use CSS Variables for Theming

While you've updated several properties to use CSS variables, some fixed values remain:

  • max-width: 264px; (line 10)
  • z-index: 10; (line 11)

For consistency and improved theming flexibility, consider defining these values as CSS variables.

You can define the variables in your vars.less file:

@ColorSelectPanel-max-width: 264px;
@ColorSelectPanel-z-index: 10;

Then update the code:

-  max-width: 264px;
-  z-index: 10;
+  max-width: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-max-width);
+  z-index: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-z-index);

Comment on lines +85 to +107
position: relative;
width: 240px;
height: 8px;
border-radius: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-lg);
margin-top: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-alpha-margin-top);

&__slider {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
border-radius: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-lg);
}

&__thumb {
width: 4px;
height: 100%;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
background: #fff;
box-shadow: 0 0 2px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.6);
border-radius: 1px;
}
.tiny-collapse-item__content{
background: transparent;
padding-left: 0;
padding-right: 0;
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Optimize Repeated Styles in &__alpha Component

The &__alpha component and its child elements have styles that could be consolidated to reduce redundancy.

Consider extracting common styles or using a mixin to DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) up the code.

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