Manually replace the variable values in basic-vars.less and smb-theme.js. #2100
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internals/automate/src/theme-swap/index.ts (1)
44-49: Consider removing the commented out code.The commented out code related to processing base variables is not currently in use. Consider removing it to keep the codebase clean.
Apply this diff to remove the commented out code:
-// 2、 替换 base/basic-var.less 与 theme/smb-theme/index.js 中的变量 -// const varsFile = fs.readFileSync(path.join(srcFold, 'base/basic-var.less'), 'utf8') -// const smbThemeJsObj = await import('file://' + path.join(srcFold, 'theme/smb-theme/index.js')) -// const smbJs = Object.values(smbThemeJsObj)[0] - -// processComponent('base', varsFile, smbJs, true)
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- internals/automate/src/theme-swap/README.md (1 hunks)
- internals/automate/src/theme-swap/index.ts (6 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/base/basic-var.less (8 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/base/old-basic-var.less (1 hunks)
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internals/automate/src/theme-swap/README.md (1)
17-17: Documentation update looks good!The change to the README file is approved. The note about the automatic replacement feature is a helpful addition that clarifies the updated workflow.
internals/automate/src/theme-swap/index.ts (1)
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63-116: LGTM!The changes to the
processComponentfunction are approved:
- The function signature has been correctly updated to include the new
isBaseparameter.- The conditional logic based on
isBaseis correctly implemented for file writing and deletion.- The added comments provide clarity on the purpose of certain code sections, enhancing readability and maintainability.
- The error message in the exception handling has been updated to provide more context by appending the key that caused the error.
packages/theme/src/base/old-basic-var.less (8)
1-11: License header looks good!The comment block at the beginning of the file clearly specifies the copyright information and usage of the MIT license. The disclaimer about the usage of open source software is also included.
15-18: The basic color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-prefix is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of each color.
- Defining the commonly used white and transparent colors as variables is a good practice.
19-29: The brand color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-brand-prefix is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of each color shade.
- Defining different shades of the brand color as variables is a good practice for maintaining a consistent brand identity across the application.
31-41: The neutral color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-common-prefix is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of the usage of each color shade.
- Defining different shades of gray as variables is a good practice for maintaining a consistent color scheme across the application.
43-52: The background color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-bg-prefix is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of each background color.
- Defining different background colors as variables is a good practice for maintaining a consistent look and feel across the application.
54-80: The functional color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-prefix followed by the function name is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of each functional color.
- Defining different colors for functional states is a good practice for providing visual feedback to the user.
81-85: The chart color variables look good!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-base-color-data-prefix is consistently followed.- The comments provide a clear description of each chart color.
- Defining different colors for data visualization is a good practice for creating visually appealing and distinguishable charts.
86-500: The common color variables look well-organized and comprehensive!
- The variable naming convention with the
--ti-common-color-prefix is consistently followed.- The grouping of colors into different categories like basic colors, prompt colors, text colors, icon colors, background colors, etc., makes it easier to understand their purpose and usage.
- The comments provide useful information about the usage of most variables.
- Defining a wide range of common colors as variables promotes consistency and reusability across the application.
packages/theme/src/base/basic-var.less (8)
18-24: New base color variables added.Several new base color variables have been introduced:
- Transparent colors with varying opacity levels (lines 18-24)
- Text colors (lines 27-28)
- Font family (line 29)
These additions enhance the theming capabilities and provide more control over the visual aspects of the UI. The variable names follow the existing naming convention.
Also applies to: 27-29
50-56: Neutral color variables updated.The values of several neutral color variables have been fine-tuned (lines 50-55), likely to improve the grayscale palette used for various UI elements such as text, icons, lines, and backgrounds.
Additionally, a new common neutral color variable
--ti-base-color-commonhas been introduced (line 56), which can be reused consistently across the theme.These changes enhance the existing color scheme without introducing any apparent issues.
61-68: Background color variables updated.The values of several background color variables have been modified (lines 61-67), presumably to enhance the visual appearance of the UI.
A new common background color variable
--ti-base-color-bghas also been added (line 68), which can be consistently reused across the theme.These updates improve the background color palette without introducing any apparent issues.
81-99: New functional color variables for improved state styling.A comprehensive set of new color variables has been introduced for success, error, warning, and prompt states (lines 81-99). These include dedicated variables for background, border, text, and icon colors for each state.
The addition of these variables greatly enhances the theming capabilities, allowing consistent and fine-grained styling of UI elements based on their state. The naming convention follows the existing pattern, making it intuitive to understand and use these variables.
This is a valuable improvement to the theming system.
112-115: New gradient icon color variables added.New gradient icon color variables have been introduced for the error and warning states (lines 112-115). These variables allow for more visually distinct and engaging icon designs, enhancing the overall user experience.
The variable names are consistent with the existing convention, making them easy to understand and use.
127-130: New data visualization color variables introduced.Additional data visualization color variables have been added to the theme (lines 127-130). These new colors expand the palette available for charts, graphs, and other data visualization components.
The expanded color options allow for more visually distinct and appealing data representations, enhancing the overall data visualization capabilities of the UI.
The variable names follow the existing numbering convention, ensuring consistency and ease of use.
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1-599: Comprehensive enhancements to the theming system.The changes made in basic-var.less represent a significant enhancement to the theming capabilities and flexibility of the UI. The introduction of numerous new color variables across various categories, such as transparent colors, text colors, background colors, functional colors for different states, gradient icon colors, and data visualization colors, allows for more granular control over the styling of components. This enables the creation of a more visually appealing and consistent design.
The state-specific functional colors and gradient icon colors provide opportunities for more engaging and informative UI elements, while the expanded data visualization color palette improves the visual representation of data.
The renaming and value adjustments of some existing variables suggest a refinement of the color scheme. It's crucial to ensure that these changes are propagated consistently throughout the codebase to maintain a cohesive look and feel.
The new common color variables introduced for reusability promote consistency and maintainability.
Overall, the changes demonstrate a well-considered approach to enhancing the theming system, focusing on consistency, flexibility, and visual appeal. The adherence to naming conventions and patterns ensures maintainability and ease of use.
These enhancements lay a solid foundation for creating visually stunning and highly customizable user interfaces.
33-43: Brand color variables updated. Verify impact.The main brand color variable has been renamed from
--ti-base-color-brand-6to--ti-base-color-brand, and its value has been updated. A new variable--ti-base-color-brand-6has also been introduced.Additionally, the values of several derived brand color variables have been modified.
These changes suggest an update to the primary brand colors. It's important to verify that all UI components referring to the old
--ti-base-color-brand-6variable are updated to use the new--ti-base-color-brandvariable to maintain consistency.Please check the impact of these changes across the codebase.
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