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refactor(theme): [divider] refactor divider theme vars #2238

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    • Introduced a new theming system for the divider component, enhancing styling consistency.
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    • Removed unnecessary opacity properties for dividers, simplifying the styling.
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    • Updated naming conventions for CSS variables to reflect the new theming structure.

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The changes in this pull request involve a transition in the styling of the divider component within the theme package. The index.less file has been updated to replace the component-css-vars-divider() mixin with inject-Divider-vars(), along with the renaming of several CSS variables to a new naming convention. Opacity properties have been removed, and the text and background colors have been updated to use new variable names. Similar changes have been made in the vars.less file, reflecting a restructuring of the LESS function and variable definitions.

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packages/theme/src/divider/index.less Replaced component-css-vars-divider() mixin with inject-Divider-vars(), updated border properties to new variable names, removed opacity properties, and updated text color and background color for &__text class to new variable names.
packages/theme/src/divider/vars.less Renamed and restructured the .component-css-vars-divider() function to .inject-Divider-vars(), updated CSS variable names and values, specifically changing --ti-divider-* variables to --tv-Divider-*, and removed opacity variables for horizontal and vertical dividers.

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/theme/src/divider/vars.less (1)

2-2: Consider translating comments to English for consistency.

The current comments are in Chinese. To improve maintainability and ensure consistency across the codebase, consider translating these comments to English. This would make the code more accessible to a wider range of developers.

Here's a suggested translation:

// Dividing line color
--tv-Divider-dividing-line: var(--tv-color-border-divider-short);
// Text background color
--tv-Divider-text-bg-color: var(--tv-color-border-divider);
// Text color
--tv-Divider-text-color: var(--tv-color-text);

Also applies to: 4-4, 6-6

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packages/theme/src/divider/vars.less (2)

1-1: Approve the function name change and refactoring approach.

The change from .component-css-vars-divider() to .inject-Divider-vars() aligns with a more descriptive and consistent naming convention. This refactoring improves code readability and maintains a standardized approach across components.


3-7: Approve the variable changes and verify their usage.

The changes to the CSS variables look good:

  1. --tv-Divider-dividing-line now uses var(--tv-color-border-divider-short).
  2. --tv-Divider-text-bg-color now uses var(--tv-color-border-divider).
  3. --tv-Divider-text-color now uses var(--tv-color-text).

These changes appear to be part of a larger effort to standardize variable naming and improve theme consistency.

To ensure these changes are applied consistently, please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old variable names:

✅ Verification successful

CSS Variable Changes Verified Successfully.
All old variable names have been removed, and new variable names are consistently used across the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining occurrences of old variable names

# Test: Search for old variable names. Expect: No results.
rg --type less '\-\-ti-divider-(dividing-line|text-bg-color|text-color)'

# Test: Verify new variable usage. Expect: Occurrences in other files using these variables.
rg --type less '\-\-tv-Divider-(dividing-line|text-bg-color|text-color)'

Length of output: 806

packages/theme/src/divider/index.less (3)

13-13: LGTM! Consistent variable renaming.

The CSS variable renaming from --ti-divider-dividing-line to --tv-Divider-dividing-line is consistent with the new naming convention and maintains functionality.


22-22: LGTM for consistency. Question about removed opacity.

The CSS variable renaming is consistent with the previous change. However, it appears that an opacity property has been removed.

Can you confirm if removing the opacity was intentional and doesn't affect the visual appearance of the divider? If it was unintentional, consider re-adding it:

-    border-left: 1px solid var(--tv-Divider-dividing-line);
+    border-left: 1px solid var(--tv-Divider-dividing-line);
+    opacity: var(--tv-Divider-opacity, 1);

Let's check if opacity is defined elsewhere:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for opacity definitions in divider-related files

echo "Searching for opacity in divider-related files:"
rg -i 'opacity' packages/theme/src/divider

29-30: LGTM! Consistent variable renaming for text and background colors.

The renaming of color variables is consistent with the new naming convention and maintains functionality.

Let's verify that these new variables are properly defined:

✅ Verification successful

Verified Variable Definitions

The new color variables --tv-Divider-text-color and --tv-Divider-text-bg-color are properly defined in vars.less and used correctly in index.less.

🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for definitions of the new color variables

echo "Searching for new color variable definitions:"
rg -i '(--tv-Divider-text-color|--tv-Divider-text-bg-color)' packages/theme/src/divider

Length of output: 547

@@ -4,14 +4,13 @@
@divider-prefix-cls: ~'@{css-prefix}divider';

.@{divider-prefix-cls} {
.component-css-vars-divider();
.inject-Divider-vars();
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💡 Codebase verification

Mixin naming inconsistency detected across components

Multiple .less files are still using the old mixin pattern component-css-vars-*, while others have adopted the new inject-*vars(). To ensure uniformity and maintainable styling practices, please update the remaining files to use the new mixin pattern.

Files still using old mixin pattern:

  • packages/theme/src/notify/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/wizard/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/upload/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/transfer/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/tooltip/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/tree/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/textarea/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/table/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/tabs/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/steps/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/slider/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/statistic/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/select/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/scrollbar/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/popover/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/popconfirm/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/picker/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/pager/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/modal/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/popeditor/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/milestone/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/loading/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/link/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/base-select/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/autocomplete/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/card-group/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/alert/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/badge/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/dropdown/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/drawer/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/crop/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/cascader/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/carousel/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/calendar/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/card/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/radio/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/radio-group/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/progress/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/numeric/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/radio-button/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/ip-address/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/guide/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/dept/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/dialog-box/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/collapse/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/collapse-item/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/checkbox-group/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/checkbox/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/checkbox-button/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/breadcrumb/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/bulletin-board/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/button/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/amount/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/anchor/index.less
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LGTM! Consider verifying consistency across components.

The change from component-css-vars-divider() to inject-Divider-vars() aligns with the PR objective and follows a more consistent naming convention. This is a good refactoring step.

To ensure consistency, let's check if similar changes have been made in other component files:


There was an error executing the previous script. Here's a corrected version to verify mixin consistency across components:

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for similar mixin changes in other component files

# Search for both old and new mixin patterns in all .less files
echo "Files still using old mixin pattern:"
rg -t less 'component-css-vars-\w+\(\)' packages/theme/src
echo "\nFiles using new mixin pattern:"
rg -t less 'inject-\w+-vars\(\)' packages/theme/src

Length of output: 403


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for similar mixin changes in other component files

# Search for the old mixin pattern
echo "Files still using old mixin pattern:"
rg -t less 'component-css-vars-\w+\(\)' packages/theme/src

# Search for the new mixin pattern
echo -e "\nFiles using new mixin pattern:"
rg -t less 'inject-\w+-vars\(\)' packages/theme/src

Length of output: 11286

@kagol kagol merged commit ef72cff into dev Oct 12, 2024
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@kagol kagol deleted the refactor-divider-theme-vars-1011 branch November 4, 2024 03:58
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