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feat(divider): [divider]modify smb theme #2179
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle-composition-api.vue (3)
3-3
: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.The color change from #7693f5 to #1476ff for the TinyDivider component is consistent with the PR objective. This modification appears to be part of updating the SMB theme.
Consider updating the component documentation to reflect this color change, especially if it's part of a broader theme update.
7-7
: LGTM! Consider accessibility impact.The content-color change from #7693f5 to #1476ff for the TinyDivider component is consistent with the previous update, maintaining a cohesive look.
Ensure that the new text color (#1476ff) provides sufficient contrast against its background for accessibility. Consider running a color contrast check to verify compliance with WCAG guidelines.
3-9
: Overall LGTM! Consider documentation and accessibility.The color changes from #7693f5 to #1476ff across the TinyDivider components are consistent and align with the PR objectives for modifying the SMB theme. The changes affect the divider color, content text color, and content background color.
To ensure a comprehensive update:
- Update the component documentation to reflect these color changes.
- Verify that all color combinations (especially white text on the new background) meet WCAG accessibility guidelines.
- If these changes are part of a broader theme update, consider creating a central theme file or using CSS variables for easier maintenance and consistency across components.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle.vue (2)
8-8
: LGTM! Consider internationalization for the demo text.The
content-color
change from#7693f5
to#1476ff
is consistent with the previous change and aligns with the PR objectives. This ensures a uniform appearance for the divider component in the SMB theme.Consider using an internationalized text for the divider content instead of the Chinese "文案" to improve the demo's accessibility for a global audience. For example:
- <tiny-divider content-color="#1476ff">文案</tiny-divider> + <tiny-divider content-color="#1476ff">{{ $t('divider.demoText') }}</tiny-divider>This assumes you have a translation system in place. If not, you could use "Demo Text" as a more universally understandable alternative.
10-10
: LGTM! Consider enhancing demo structure for clarity.The
content-background-color
change from#7693f5
to#1476ff
is consistent with the previous changes and aligns with the PR objectives. The white text (#ffffff
) on the new background color should maintain good readability.To improve the clarity and consistency of the demo, consider adding brief comments or labels for each customization example. This will help users understand the purpose of each divider more quickly. For example:
<template> <div> <p>Custom divider color:</p> <tiny-divider color="#1476ff"></tiny-divider> <p>Custom divider style:</p> <tiny-divider border-style="dashed"></tiny-divider> <p>Custom content color:</p> <tiny-divider content-color="#1476ff">Demo Text</tiny-divider> <p>Custom content background color:</p> <tiny-divider content-color="#ffffff" content-background-color="#1476ff">Demo Text</tiny-divider> </div> </template>This structure provides a clear explanation for each divider variation in the demo.
packages/theme/src/divider/index.less (1)
23-23
: Improved vertical divider stylingThe change to use a single
border-left
property with a custom color variable is consistent with the horizontal divider change and improves the code.For even better consistency, consider using a shared variable for the border width (currently hardcoded as 1px) in both horizontal and vertical dividers. This would make future thickness adjustments easier and ensure uniformity.
Example:
@divider-border-width: 1px; // Then use it like this: border-top: @divider-border-width solid var(--ti-divider-dividing-line); border-left: @divider-border-width solid var(--ti-divider-dividing-line);
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Files selected for processing (4)
- examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle-composition-api.vue (1 hunks)
- examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/divider/index.less (2 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/divider/vars.less (1 hunks)
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packages/theme/src/divider/vars.less (2)
9-11
: Recommendation: Verify impact across components and layouts.Changing the opacity of dividers from semi-transparent to fully opaque might have a broader impact on the overall design of components and layouts using these dividers.
To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact the design, please:
- Review all components that use dividers.
- Check various layouts and page designs that incorporate dividers.
- Verify the appearance in different color schemes (e.g., light and dark modes).
Consider running the following command to find components that might be affected:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Find components potentially using dividers echo "Components potentially using dividers:" rg --type less "divider" packages/components/After this verification, please confirm that the change looks good across all relevant components and layouts.
9-11
: Approved: Opacity change for dividers. Please provide additional context.The changes to make both horizontal and vertical dividers fully opaque (opacity: 1) have been implemented correctly. This modification will significantly alter the visual appearance of dividers in the SMB theme.
Could you please provide more context on the design decision behind this change? Understanding the rationale will help ensure this aligns with the overall design strategy.
To assess the impact of these changes, please run the following commands:
Verification successful
Verified: Opacity changes are correctly implemented and confined to the divider component.
The modifications to
--ti-divider-horizontal-opacity
and--ti-divider-vertical-opacity
have been successfully applied individer/index.less
anddivider/vars.less
. No other components are affected by these changes.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any other opacity-related variables in the theme # and look for potential inconsistencies. echo "Checking for other opacity-related variables:" rg --type less "opacity:" packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for usage of the modified variables:" rg --type less "--ti-divider-(horizontal|vertical)-opacity" packages/Length of output: 402
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify opacity-related variables and their usage with corrected commands. echo "Checking for other opacity-related variables in the theme:" rg --type=less "opacity:" packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for usage of the modified horizontal opacity variable:" rg --type=less '--ti-divider-horizontal-opacity' packages/ echo "Checking for usage of the modified vertical opacity variable:" rg --type=less '--ti-divider-vertical-opacity' packages/Length of output: 12285
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify opacity-related variables and their usage with corrected commands. echo "Checking for other opacity-related variables in the theme:" rg --type=less "opacity:" packages/theme/src/ echo "Checking for usage of the modified horizontal opacity variable:" rg --type=less -- '--ti-divider-horizontal-opacity' packages/ echo "Checking for usage of the modified vertical opacity variable:" rg --type=less -- '--ti-divider-vertical-opacity' packages/Length of output: 11749
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle-composition-api.vue (1)
9-9
: LGTM! Verify color contrast for accessibility.The content-background-color change from #7693f5 to #1476ff for the TinyDivider component is consistent with the previous updates, maintaining the new color scheme.
Please verify that the combination of white text (#ffffff) on the new background color (#1476ff) meets WCAG color contrast guidelines for accessibility. You can use a color contrast checker tool to ensure compliance.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/divider/customStyle.vue (2)
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1-24
: Summary: SMB theme modifications for divider component successfully implementedThe changes in this file successfully modify the SMB theme for the divider component as intended in the PR objectives. The color updates from
#7693f5
to#1476ff
are consistently applied across different divider variations, enhancing the visual consistency of the component.Key points:
- The changes are non-breaking and align with the PR objectives.
- The demo effectively showcases various customization options for the divider component.
- Minor suggestions have been made for internationalization and improving the demo structure.
Overall, these changes improve the divider component within the SMB theme while maintaining its functionality and usability.
To ensure comprehensive documentation of these changes, please run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for documentation updates related to the divider component # Search for documentation files related to the divider component fd -e md -e mdx --exec rg -i 'divider.*customiz(e|ation)' {} \; # Check for any existing TODO comments related to documentation rg -i 'todo.*document.*divider'This will help identify if there are any documentation files that need to be updated to reflect these new customization options for the divider component in the SMB theme.
4-4
: LGTM! Verify consistency with the SMB theme.The color change from
#7693f5
to#1476ff
for the divider looks good. This new shade of blue aligns with the PR objective of modifying the SMB theme for the divider component.To ensure consistency across the SMB theme, please run the following script:
This will help identify if there are other instances of the old color that need to be updated or if the new color is consistently applied across the SMB theme.
Verification successful
Color replacement successfully verified.
The old color
#7693f5
is no longer present in the codebase, and the new color#1476ff
is consistently applied across all relevant files. This change aligns with the PR objective of updating the SMB theme for the divider component.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for other occurrences of the old color (#7693f5) in SMB theme files # Search for the old color in all Vue files rg --type vue '#7693f5' # Search for other color definitions in the SMB theme files fd -e vue -e scss -e css --exec rg -i '(color|background).*#[0-9a-f]{6}' {} \;Length of output: 102
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify occurrences of the old color (#7693f5) in Vue, SCSS, and CSS files # Search for the old color in all Vue files rg --type vue '#7693f5' # Search for color or background definitions in Vue, SCSS, and CSS files fd -e vue -e scss -e css --exec rg -i '(color|background).*#1476ff' {} \;Length of output: 1115
packages/theme/src/divider/index.less (1)
13-13
: Improved horizontal divider stylingThe change to use a single
border-top
property with a custom color variable is a good improvement. It simplifies the code and maintains flexibility for theming.
--ti-divider-horizontal-opacity: 1; | ||
//分割线纵向透明度 | ||
--ti-divider-vertical-opacity: 0.5; | ||
--ti-divider-vertical-opacity: 1; |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Suggestion: Add documentation and visual tests for the opacity change.
Given that this is a visual change that could impact the user interface, it's important to:
- Update the documentation to reflect this change in the divider's appearance.
- Add visual regression tests to ensure the new appearance is consistent across different scenarios and doesn't unintentionally affect other components.
Could you please add appropriate documentation updates and consider implementing visual tests for this change? This will help maintain the quality and consistency of the theme.
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<tiny-divider>
components to enhance visual consistency.