Momo poppy/refactor theme select 0930 #2251
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve modifications to test cases for select components, enhancements to the functionality of base-select and select components, and updates to associated LESS stylesheets. Test cases have been refined for better accuracy, while new methods and improved event handling have been introduced in the component logic. Additionally, CSS variable names have been standardized across various LESS files, reflecting a shift towards a unified naming convention and improved styling consistency. Changes
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packages/theme/src/option-group/index.less (2)
27-27: Consider using a CSS variable for padding-bottom.The change to set
padding-bottom: 0pxfor non-last option groups is good for reducing unnecessary spacing. However, to maintain consistency with the project's use of CSS variables and to improve maintainability, consider using a CSS variable instead of a hard-coded value.You could define a new variable like
--tv-OptionGroup-padding-bottomin thevars.lessfile and use it here:- padding-bottom: 0px; + padding-bottom: var(--tv-OptionGroup-padding-bottom, 0px);This approach allows for easier theme customization in the future if needed.
42-48: Great improvements in variable usage and styling consistency.The changes to the title class significantly improve the use of CSS variables, following a consistent naming convention. This enhances maintainability and customizability. The shift to
height: autoprovides more flexibility in accommodating varying content.One suggestion for improvement:
Consider keeping separate variables for different margin directions instead of consolidating them into a single
--tv-OptionGroup-title-marginvariable. This would provide more fine-grained control over the layout. For example:margin-top: var(--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-top, 0); margin-right: var(--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-right, 0); margin-bottom: var(--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-bottom, 0); margin-left: var(--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-left, 0);This approach allows for more specific customization while still maintaining the option to set all margins uniformly if desired.
packages/theme/src/option/vars.less (3)
14-25: Improved text-related variable definitionsThe new text-related variables (
--tv-Option-font-size,--tv-Option-line-height,--tv-Option-text-color, etc.) are well-structured and provide more granular control over text styling. The use of referenced variables (e.g.,var(--tv-font-size-md, 14px)) allows for easier theme customization and maintains consistency across the component.Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of the
--tv-Option-text-color-highlightvariable, as its usage might not be immediately clear to other developers.
27-36: Well-defined icon and checkbox styling variablesThe new icon-related variables (
--tv-Option-icon-size,--tv-Option-icon-color-unchecked, etc.) provide excellent control over icon and checkbox styling. The naming is clear and consistent with the established pattern.Consider grouping the checkbox-specific variables (lines 29-36) under a common prefix, such as
--tv-Option-checkbox-*, to make their purpose even more explicit and improve code organization.
44-45: Hover state styling variable addedThe addition of
--tv-Option-bg-color-hoverprovides clear control over the hover state styling for the option component.Consider adding variables for other interactive states, such as focus and active, to provide a complete set of state-related styling options. For example:
--tv-Option-bg-color-focus: var(--tv-color-bg-focus, #e6f0ff); --tv-Option-bg-color-active: var(--tv-color-bg-active, #d9e8ff);packages/vue/src/option/src/pc.vue (1)
21-21: LGTM! Consider a minor readability improvement.The dynamic component rendering and class binding look good. This change enhances the flexibility of the component by allowing different icons and styles based on the select state.
For slightly improved readability, consider separating the dynamic component name and class binding:
<component :is="`icon-${state.selectCls}`" :class="['tiny-svg-size', state.selectCls]" />This separation makes it clearer that we're applying two classes: a static one and a dynamic one.
packages/vue/src/option/src/mobile-first.vue (1)
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62-62: Approve new props with a request for documentation.The addition of new props ('value', 'label', 'created', 'disabled', 'events', 'visible', 'highlightClass', 'required') enhances the component's flexibility and configurability. This is a positive change that allows for more fine-grained control over the component's behavior and appearance.
To ensure proper usage of these new props, please update the component's documentation to include:
- A description of each new prop
- The expected data type for each prop
- Any default values
- Examples of how these props can be used
Additionally, consider adding appropriate PropTypes or TypeScript types for these props to improve type safety and developer experience.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/events.spec.ts (1)
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1-72: Summary of changes and impact.The changes in this file are part of a broader refactoring effort to standardize class names in the select component. The updates to the close icon selectors improve specificity and maintain consistency across both single and multi-select test cases. These changes align well with the PR objectives of refactoring without altering functionality or API.
To ensure the refactoring is complete:
- Verify that similar changes have been applied consistently across all relevant files in the project.
- Consider updating the documentation to reflect the new class naming convention, if applicable.
- Ensure that the CI/CD pipeline runs these tests to confirm that the selector changes haven't inadvertently broken any functionality.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/input-box-type.spec.ts (2)
58-70: Approve changes and suggest additional multiple selection tests.The updates to the class and CSS property assertions in the multiple selection test are consistent with the changes made in the previous test cases. The addition of the
.tiny-select__multipleclass assertion is a good improvement to ensure the multiple selection functionality is properly applied.Consider adding more specific tests for multiple selection functionality, such as:
- Verifying that multiple options can be selected and deselected.
- Checking the behavior when the maximum number of selections is reached.
- Testing the clear all functionality for multiple selections.
Here's a sample test structure you could add:
test('multiple selection functionality', async ({ page }) => { // ... setup code ... // Select multiple options await select.click(); await option.nth(0).click(); await option.nth(1).click(); await expect(tag).toHaveCount(2); // Deselect an option await tag.first().locator('.tiny-tag__close').click(); await expect(tag).toHaveCount(1); // Test max selection (assuming max is 3) await select.click(); await option.nth(2).click(); await option.nth(3).click(); await expect(tag).toHaveCount(3); await option.nth(4).click(); await expect(tag).toHaveCount(3); // Test clear all await select.locator('.tiny-select__clear').click(); await expect(tag).toHaveCount(0); });This will provide more comprehensive coverage of the multiple selection functionality.
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1-71: Overall assessment of changesThe modifications in this file represent a consistent refactoring effort across all test cases for the select component. The changes improve the specificity of class and CSS property assertions, aligning them with an updated component structure where the underline styling is associated with the input element rather than the select element itself.
These updates enhance the accuracy of the tests and reflect improvements in the component's implementation. However, to ensure the refactoring hasn't introduced any regressions, it's recommended to:
- Run visual regression tests to verify the component's appearance hasn't changed unexpectedly.
- Check for consistency of these changes across related components in the codebase.
- Consider expanding the multiple selection tests to cover more specific functionality.
As this seems to be part of a larger refactoring effort, consider documenting these structural changes in the component's technical documentation or README. This will help other developers understand the new component structure and styling approach.
packages/theme/src/select/index.less (1)
193-201: LGTM with a note: Improved disabled state styling and TODO commentThe update to use
--tv-Select-text-color-disabledand margin variables for disabled text improves theme consistency and maintainability. This refactoring enhances the component without changing its core functionality.However, there's a TODO comment regarding the Aurora multi-select disabled text display. It might be worth evaluating whether this code is still necessary or if it can be removed/refactored in a future update.
Consider creating a separate issue to track the evaluation and potential refactoring of the Aurora multi-select disabled text display mentioned in the TODO comment.
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1)
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1-394: Overall assessment of the changeThe addition of the
--tv-color-icon-checked-disabledvariable is a positive improvement to the design system. It addresses a specific edge case (checked and disabled checkboxes) that wasn't explicitly handled before. This change enhances the granularity of control over component states and should improve consistency across the UI.Some additional thoughts:
- Consider documenting this new state in the design system documentation, if it exists.
- Ensure that this new variable is applied consistently across all relevant components (checkboxes, radio buttons, etc.).
- It might be worth reviewing other form controls to see if similar disabled-but-active states need specific color variables.
Would you like me to generate a task list for implementing this new variable across relevant components?
packages/theme/src/select-dropdown/vars.less (1)
50-50: Add space after comment markers for consistencyIn line 50, the comment
//搜索框外边距lacks a space after the//. For consistency with other comments in the file, please add a space after the comment markers.Apply this diff to improve consistency:
- //搜索框外边距 + // 搜索框外边距packages/theme/src/option/index.less (1)
54-58: Translate code comments to English for better maintainabilityThe code comments in lines 55-58 are in Chinese, which may hinder understanding among team members who are not fluent in Chinese. Please consider translating these comments into English to enhance readability and maintainability of the codebase.
packages/theme/src/select-dropdown/index.less (1)
159-159: Ensure consistent variable naming conventionsThe variable
--tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding1may be inconsistently named compared to others. Consider renaming it to--tv-SelectDropdown-empty-paddingfor uniformity.packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (1)
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338-343: Ensure consistent class naming for the close iconThe class
.tiny-select__closeis used here, while.@{select-prefix-cls}__closeis used elsewhere (e.g., line 64). For consistency and easier maintenance, consider using.@{select-prefix-cls}__closethroughout the file.Apply the following diff to update the class name:
- .tiny-select__close { + .@{select-prefix-cls}__close {packages/vue/src/base-select/src/mobile-first.vue (3)
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18-19: Undefined helper functions 'a', 'm', and 'gcls' used in the templateIn the template, the functions
a,m, andgclsare used within directives and class bindings (e.g.,v-bind="a($attrs, ['class', 'style'], true)",:class="m(gcls('select-tags'), {...})). These helper functions are not defined or imported in the script section. This may lead to runtime errors if they are not available in the component's scope.Please ensure that these functions are properly defined or imported into the component.
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431-444: Refactor duplicated code blocks to improve maintainabilityThe code blocks between lines 431-444 and 464-477 are very similar, with only minor differences in conditions and variable usage. Here's an overview:
- Lines 431-444: Handles the "Select All" option when there is no query (
!state.query).- Lines 464-477: Handles the "Select All" option when there is a query (
state.query).Consider extracting the shared functionality into a reusable component or method. This will reduce code duplication and enhance maintainability.
Also applies to: 464-477
433-433: Replace magic number '-9' with a named constant for clarityThe value
-9is assigned tostate.hoverIndexto represent a special hover state in both instances:
- Line 433:
@mouseenter="state.hoverIndex = -9"- Line 466:
@mouseenter="state.hoverIndex = -9"Using magic numbers can make the code less readable. Consider defining a constant to represent this special state:
+ <!-- In your script section --> + const HOVER_INDEX_SELECT_ALL = -9; <!-- Then update the assignments --> @mouseenter="state.hoverIndex = HOVER_INDEX_SELECT_ALL"This enhances readability and makes future maintenance easier.
Also applies to: 466-466
packages/vue/src/base-select/src/pc.vue (2)
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458-466: Consider Refactoring Duplicate "Select All" LogicThere is a similar
<li>element at lines 458-466 with a slightly differentv-ifcondition:v-if=" multiple && showCheck && showAlloption && !state.multipleLimit && state.query && !state.emptyText && !remote "Since both elements handle "Select All" functionality under different conditions, consider abstracting this logic into a separate component or method to reduce code duplication and improve maintainability.
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155-165: Define Prop Types and Default Values for New PropsSeveral new props have been added:
searchableshowEmptyImageinputBoxTypetagTypeclearNoMatchValueshowLimitTextshowProportionclickExpandmaxVisibleRowsallTextPlease ensure that these new props have their types and default values defined in the
propsoption. This helps with type checking, default behavior, and documentation for other developers using this component.packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (2)
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1696-1700: Potential Issue: Settingstate.previousQuerytoundefinedmay cause unexpected behaviorIn the
clearSearchTextmethod,state.previousQueryis set toundefined. If other parts of the code rely onstate.previousQuerybeing a string, this could lead to unexpected behavior or errors. Consider setting it to an empty string''to maintain consistent data types across the application.Apply this diff to address the issue:
export const clearSearchText = ({ state, api }) => () => { state.query = '' - state.previousQuery = undefined + state.previousQuery = '' api.handleQueryChange(state.query) }
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1702-1712: Suggestion: Use deep equality check for model values inclearNoMatchValueIn the
clearNoMatchValuemethod, the comparison forprops.modelValueandnewModelValuemight not detect differences in array content when their lengths are the same. This could lead to outdated or incorrect values not being updated. It's better to perform a deep equality check to ensure that any changes in the model values are accurately detected.Consider modifying the condition to use a deep equality check:
import { isEqual } from '../common/object' export const clearNoMatchValue = ({ props, emit }) => (newModelValue) => { if (!props.clearNoMatchValue) { return } - if ( - (props.multiple && props.modelValue.length !== newModelValue.length) || - (!props.multiple && props.modelValue !== newModelValue) - ) { + if ( + (props.multiple && !isEqual(props.modelValue, newModelValue)) || + (!props.multiple && props.modelValue !== newModelValue) + ) { emit('update:modelValue', newModelValue) } }[Note: Ensure that the
isEqualfunction is correctly imported and handles deep comparison.]packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (8)
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122-127: Translate code comments to English for consistencyThe code contains comments in Chinese, such as
// 多选时取远端数据与当前已选数据的并集at line 122. To maintain consistency and improve readability for all contributors, please translate comments into English.
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2194-2199: Fix typo in function name 'debouncRquest'The function name
debouncRquestappears to be a typo. It should bedebounceRequestto accurately reflect its purpose and improve code clarity.Apply this diff to correct the function name:
-export const debouncRquest = ({ api, state, props }) => +export const debounceRequest = ({ api, state, props }) => debounce(props.delay, () => { if ((props.filterable || props.searchable) && state.query !== state.selectedLabel) { const isChange = false const isInput = true state.query = state.selectedLabel api.handleQueryChange(state.query, isChange, isInput) } })Also, update the function call at line 902:
-if (!props.delay) { +if (!props.delay) { // existing code } else { - api.debouncRquest() + api.debounceRequest() }Also applies to: 902-902
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373-373: Translate all code comments to EnglishSeveral comments in the code are written in Chinese. For example:
- Line 373:
// 单选，获取匹配的option- Line 437:
// 1. 需要控制勾选或去勾选的项- Line 587:
// 解决在特殊场景（表格使用select编辑器），选中下拉数据的一瞬间select组件被销毁时控制台报错的问题Translating these comments into English will ensure that all team members can understand and maintain the code effectively.
Also applies to: 380-380, 401-401, 437-437, 441-441, 445-445, 587-587, 767-767, 1079-1079, 1085-1085, 1410-1410
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1410-1414: Correct misuse of 'filter' method in 'nodeCheckClick'In the
nodeCheckClickfunction, thefiltermethod is used without returning a boolean value, resulting in unexpected behavior. Additionally, the ESLint rulearray-callback-returnis being disabled to bypass this issue.Replace
filterwithforEachsince you're performing operations on each node without filtering:-// eslint-disable-next-line array-callback-return -state.selected = checkedNodes.filter((node) => { +checkedNodes.forEach((node) => { node.currentLabel = node[props.textField] node.value = node[props.valueField] +}) +state.selected = checkedNodesThis ensures that you're modifying each node as intended and assigning the
checkedNodesarray tostate.selectedwithout misusingfilter.
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350-353: Simplify type checks in 'getOption' functionThe type checks using
Object.prototype.toString.call(value).toLowerCase()are verbose and can be simplified for better readability.Consider using:
-const isObject = Object.prototype.toString.call(value).toLowerCase() === '[object object]' -const isNull = Object.prototype.toString.call(value).toLowerCase() === '[object null]' -const isUndefined = Object.prototype.toString.call(value).toLowerCase() === '[object undefined]' +const isObject = value !== null && typeof value === 'object' +const isNull = value === null +const isUndefined = typeof value === 'undefined'This approach enhances code clarity and maintains the same functionality.
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2631-2637: Remove unnecessary type annotation in event parameterIn the
onClickCollapseTagfunction, the event parameter includes a TypeScript type annotationMouseEvent. Since this is a JavaScript file, the type annotation is unnecessary and may cause issues.Apply this diff to remove the type annotation:
-export const onClickCollapseTag = - ({ state, props, nextTick, api }) => - (event: MouseEvent) => { +export const onClickCollapseTag = + ({ state, props, nextTick, api }) => + (event) => { event.stopPropagation() if (props.clickExpand && !props.disabled && !state.isDisplayOnly) { state.showCollapseTag = !state.showCollapseTag nextTick(api.resetInputHeight) } }
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1228-1233: Avoid assigning empty string to a variable intended as an objectIn the
selectOptionfunction,optionis initialized as an empty string but later expected to be an object.Consider initializing
optionasnullfor better clarity:-let option = '' +let option = null if (state.query || props.remote) { option = state.options.find((item) => item.state.index === state.hoverValue) } else { option = state.options[state.hoverIndex] }This makes the code more readable and avoids confusion about the expected data type of
option.
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616-625: Ensure safe access of properties in 'deletePrevTag'In the
deletePrevTagfunction, when accessingstate.modelValue.slice(), ensure thatstate.modelValueis an array to prevent runtime errors.Add a check to confirm
state.modelValueis an array:-if (event.target.value.length <= 0 && !api.toggleLastOptionHitState()) { - const value = state.modelValue.slice() +if (event.target.value.length <= 0 && !api.toggleLastOptionHitState() && Array.isArray(state.modelValue)) { + const value = state.modelValue.slice()This prevents potential errors if
state.modelValueisnullor not an array.
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- examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/events.spec.ts (2 hunks)
- examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/input-box-type.spec.ts (3 hunks)
- packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (1 hunks)
- packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (2 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1 hunks)
- packages/theme/src/option-group/index.less (2 hunks)
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- packages/theme/src/option/index.less (2 hunks)
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- packages/vue/src/base-select/src/mobile-first.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/vue/src/base-select/src/pc.vue (2 hunks)
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packages/theme/src/option-group/vars.less (5)
21-24: Divider styling has been updated for more flexibility.The changes to divider-related variables provide more precise control:
- Replacing
--ti-option-group-line-dividing-bg-colorwith--tv-OptionGroup-border-color-dividermight change how the divider is styled. Ensure this is intentional and consistent with the design.- The new
--tv-OptionGroup-height-dividervariable allows for easy adjustment of the divider's height, which is set to 0px by default. Consider if this default value is appropriate for all use cases.To ensure these changes are applied consistently, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of old divider-related variables and verify new ones # Test: Search for old divider-related variables echo "Checking for old divider-related variables:" rg --type less '--ti-option-group-line-dividing-bg-color' # Test: Verify the usage of new divider-related variables echo "Verifying usage of new divider-related variables:" rg --type less '(--tv-OptionGroup-border-color-divider|--tv-OptionGroup-height-divider)'
14-32: Naming convention has been updated for better consistency.The change from
--ti-to--tv-prefix and the adoption of PascalCase for component names in the variables is a significant improvement:
- This change likely aligns with a project-wide effort to standardize variable naming.
- The new convention improves readability and maintains consistency with Vue component naming conventions.
To ensure this naming convention is applied consistently across the project, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining old-style variable names and verify new naming convention # Test: Search for any remaining --ti- prefixed variables in option-group related files echo "Checking for any remaining --ti- prefixed variables:" rg --type less '--ti-option-group' ./packages/theme/src/option-group # Test: Verify the usage of new --tv- prefixed variables echo "Verifying usage of new --tv- prefixed variables:" rg --type less '--tv-OptionGroup' ./packages/theme/src/option-group # Test: Check for consistency in PascalCase usage for component names echo "Checking for consistency in PascalCase usage for component names:" rg --type less '--tv-[A-Z]' ./packages/theme/src/option-groupIf any inconsistencies are found, please update them to match the new naming convention.
14-32: Verify the impact of styling changes on the OptionGroup component.The significant changes to the CSS variables may affect the OptionGroup component's appearance and layout. To ensure these changes don't introduce any styling issues:
- Thoroughly test the OptionGroup component in various scenarios and screen sizes.
- Verify that the removal of certain variables (e.g.,
--ti-option-group-title-font-weight,--ti-option-group-padding-bottom) doesn't negatively impact the component's design.- Ensure that the new variable structure provides all necessary styling options for the component.
To help with verification, run the following script to identify files that might need updating:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Identify files that might need updating due to CSS variable changes # Test: Find .vue files that might use OptionGroup styles echo "Checking for .vue files that might use OptionGroup styles:" rg --type vue 'option-group' ./packages # Test: Find .less files that might import or use OptionGroup styles echo "Checking for .less files that might import or use OptionGroup styles:" rg --type less 'option-group' ./packages/theme/src # Test: Check for any hardcoded values that should now use the new variables echo "Checking for potential hardcoded values:" rg --type vue --type less '(12px|16px|8px|2px|4px|#808080|#f0f0f0)' ./packagesReview the output and update the identified files as necessary to use the new CSS variables.
26-32: Padding and margin variables have been simplified.The changes to padding and margin variables streamline the styling:
- The new
--tv-OptionGroup-title-padding-xreplaces the old horizontal padding variable, maintaining similar functionality.- The
--tv-OptionGroup-title-marginnow combines top and bottom margins into a single variable. This might affect the vertical spacing of the title. Ensure this change aligns with the intended design.- The
--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-top-firstvariable is maintained, which is good for consistency in styling the first group.However, note that the
--ti-option-group-padding-bottomvariable has been removed. Verify if this removal is intentional and doesn't negatively impact the layout.Consider adding a comment explaining the decision to combine margin values and remove the bottom padding, to help future maintainers understand the reasoning behind these changes.
To ensure these changes are applied consistently, run the following script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for any remaining usage of old padding/margin variables and verify new ones # Test: Search for old padding/margin-related variables echo "Checking for old padding/margin-related variables:" rg --type less '--ti-option-group-(title-padding-horizontal|title-margin-top|title-margin-bottom|padding-bottom)' # Test: Verify the usage of new padding/margin-related variables echo "Verifying usage of new padding/margin-related variables:" rg --type less '(--tv-OptionGroup-title-padding-x|--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin|--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-top-first)'
14-19: Font-related variables have been updated and streamlined.The changes to font-related variables look good overall. However, please note:
- The font weight variable (
--ti-option-group-title-font-weight) has been removed. Ensure this doesn't unintentionally affect the appearance of the option group title.- The new line height variable (
--tv-OptionGroup-line-height) is a welcome addition for better control over text spacing.To ensure no unintended side effects, please run the following script:
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37-38: Excellent use of specific CSS variables for the divider.The introduction of
--tv-OptionGroup-height-dividerand--tv-OptionGroup-border-color-dividervariables for the ::after pseudo-element is a great improvement. These changes enhance the component's customizability and follow a consistent naming convention, which improves code readability and maintainability.
51-52: Good use of a specific variable for the first child's margin-top.The introduction of
--tv-OptionGroup-title-margin-top-firstfor the first child's top margin is a positive change. It follows the established naming convention and allows for easy customization of the first option group's spacing, enhancing the component's flexibility.
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27-52: Excellent refactoring of the option-group styling.The changes in this file significantly improve the component's styling structure:
- Consistent naming convention for CSS variables (e.g.,
--tv-OptionGroup-*).- More specific and descriptive variable names.
- Improved customizability for various aspects of the option group.
These refactoring efforts enhance code maintainability, readability, and flexibility without altering the component's functionality. This aligns well with the PR's objective of refactoring the theme selection.
Great job on improving the codebase quality!
packages/theme/src/option/vars.less (2)
38-43: Improved layout control with new variablesThe new layout-related variables (
--tv-Option-height,--tv-Option-padding,--tv-Option-icon-margin-right) provide excellent control over the option component's layout. The naming is clear and consistent, and the use of referenced variables ensures theme consistency.
14-45: Overall improvement in theme variable organization and namingThe changes in this file represent a significant improvement in the organization and naming of theme variables for the Option component. The switch from
--ti-to--tv-prefixes, along with more specific and well-commented variable names, enhances code readability and maintainability.To ensure these changes don't introduce unintended side effects, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old
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Could you please clarify how the newly added props (except 'icon') are being used in the component? It's not immediately clear from the template or script how these props are utilized. If they're being passed to child components or used in the renderless logic, it would be helpful to have a brief comment explaining their purpose.
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- The template change improves semantic clarity.
- The addition of new props expands the component's API, allowing for more customization.
These improvements are welcome, but there are a few considerations:
- Ensure that the expanded API doesn't overly complicate the component's usage. Consider providing sensible defaults for new props where applicable.
- Update any existing documentation to reflect these changes, including usage examples for the new props.
- Extend the test suite to cover the new props and their interactions with existing functionality.
- If this component is part of a larger form system, ensure that these changes align with the overall design patterns and best practices of your form components.
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22-22: Approve data-tag change with a note on potential impacts.The change from "tiny-select-dropdown-item" to "tiny-option" for the
data-tagattribute improves semantic clarity. This refactoring aligns better with the component's purpose.Please ensure that any code depending on this data attribute (e.g., CSS selectors, JavaScript queries) is updated accordingly. Run the following script to check for potential impacts:
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68-68: Approve consistent selector update.The update to the close icon selector in this multi-select test case is consistent with the change made in the single-select test case. This consistency is commendable and aligns well with the refactoring objective.
29-29: Approve selector update and suggest verification.The update to the close icon selector from
.tiny-select__caret.icon-closeto.tiny-select__caret.tiny-select__closeappears to be a positive refactoring change. It aligns better with the component naming convention and improves specificity.To ensure consistency, please verify that this class name change has been applied throughout the codebase. Run the following script to check for any remaining instances of the old selector:
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packages/theme-saas/src/select/index.less (1)
64-66: Class name update enhances consistencyThe change to use
.@{select-prefix-cls}__closeas the class name promotes consistency and maintainability by utilizing the predefined prefix variable.packages/vue/src/base-select/src/pc.vue (2)
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v-ifcondition in the<li>element at lines 433-441 is:v-if="multiple && showCheck && showAlloption && !state.multipleLimit && !state.query && !remote"Please confirm that all these conditions are necessary and correctly reflect when the "Select All" option should be displayed. Ensure that
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packages/vue/src/select/src/mobile-first.vue (1)
445-448:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure all 'data-tag' attributes are consistently updated
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data-tagattribute has been changed to'tiny-option'in multiple places. Please verify that all other instances ofdata-tagin this component and related components are updated accordingly. This ensures that event handlers and styles relying on thesedata-tagvalues function correctly.To check for any remaining instances of the old
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packages/vue/src/select/src/pc.vue (5)
28-28: Consistent Application of 'is-disabled' ClassThe conditional addition of the
'is-disabled'class based onstate.isDisabledensures that the component correctly reflects its disabled state. This improves the user experience by visually indicating when the select component is disabled.
95-95: Correct Handling of Disabled State for TagsBy updating the
:disabledattribute tostate.selected[0].disabled || state.isDisabled, the first tag now appropriately reflects both its own disabled state and that of the entire select component. This provides better control over tag interactions in disabled scenarios.
129-129: Properly Disabling the Tag Count IndicatorSetting
:disabled="state.isDisabled"on the tag displaying the additional selected count (+ N) ensures that this indicator is also disabled when the select component is disabled. This maintains consistency across the component's UI elements.
337-337: Confirm Class Naming Conventions and Potential ConflictsThe class list includes
'tiny-svg-size tiny-select__caret tiny-select__close'. Verify that combining'tiny-select__caret'and'tiny-select__close'does not introduce styling conflicts or unintended behaviors, as they may target overlapping styles.
432-435: Inconsistent Prop Casing: Ensure Consistency with 'input-box-type'At line 435, the prop is used as
input-box-type="underline"in kebab-case, which is consistent with Vue's template conventions. Ensure that thetiny-inputcomponent accepts this prop and that it's defined using the camelCase equivalentinputBoxTypein the component's props.packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (2)
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handleDebouncedQueryChangemethod,state.debounceis used to set the debounce delay. Ifstate.debounceis not initialized or set to a valid number, this could lead to unintended delays or the method not functioning correctly. Verify thatstate.debounceis properly initialized with a numerical value before it's used.If
state.debounceis meant to be configurable, ensure it's set during the component initialization or provide a default value.
1769-1771: Verify consistency of selector update fromtiny-select-dropdown-itemtotiny-optionIn the
queryVisibleOptionsmethod, the selector has been updated fromtiny-select-dropdown-itemtotiny-option. It's important to ensure that all references totiny-select-dropdown-itemhave been updated throughout the codebase to prevent any inconsistent behavior or missed elements during queries.Run the following script to find any remaining instances of
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The updates to the class and CSS property assertions in the disabled state test are consistent with the changes made in the default state test. This systematic update improves the overall consistency of the component's structure and styling.
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Replace hardcoded padding with CSS variable
The value 46px in --tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding is hardcoded. To enhance scalability and themeability, consider using a CSS variable.
Define a new variable or reuse an existing one:
- --tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding: 46px 0;
+ --tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding: var(--tv-space-xxxl, 46px) 0;This approach ensures consistent spacing throughout the application.
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| --tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding: 46px 0; | |
| --tv-SelectDropdown-empty-padding: var(--tv-space-xxxl, 46px) 0; |
| // 字号（loading、空数据等辅助提示类） | ||
| --tv-SelectDropdown-font-size-tip: var(--tv-font-size-sm, 12px); | ||
| // 文本色（loading、空数据等辅助提示类） | ||
| --tv-SelectDropdown-text-color-tip: var(---tv-color-text-secondary, #595959); |
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The CSS variable ---tv-color-text-secondary in the var() function has an extra dash. It should be --tv-color-text-secondary.
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- --tv-SelectDropdown-text-color-tip: var(---tv-color-text-secondary, #595959);
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| --tv-SelectDropdown-text-color-tip: var(---tv-color-text-secondary, #595959); | |
| --tv-SelectDropdown-text-color-tip: var(--tv-color-text-secondary, #595959); |
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| --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-lg, 12px) 0 20px; |
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Consider using CSS variables instead of hardcoded values
In the declaration of --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding, the value 20px is hardcoded. For maintainability and consistency, consider using a CSS variable instead of a fixed value.
You might define a new spacing variable or use an existing one if appropriate:
- --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-lg, 12px) 0 20px;
+ --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-lg, 12px) 0 var(--tv-space-xxl, 20px);If --tv-space-xxl does not exist, consider adding it to your spacing scale.
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| --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-lg, 12px) 0 20px; | |
| --tv-SelectDropdown-search-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-lg, 12px) 0 var(--tv-space-xxl, 20px); |
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| color: var(--tv-Option-text-color-selected); |
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Multiple Uses of :has() Pseudo-Class Detected
The :has() pseudo-class is used in several files within the codebase, which may impact browser compatibility:
packages/theme-saas/src/tree/index.lesspackages/theme/src/textarea/index.lesspackages/theme/src/nav-menu/index.lesspackages/theme/src/option/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/scrollbar/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/query-builder-pro/index.lesspackages/theme/src/link/index.lesspackages/theme/src/input/index.lesspackages/theme/src/grid/table.lesspackages/theme/src/float-button/index.lesspackages/theme/src/form-item/index.lesspackages/theme/src/dropdown/index.lesspackages/theme/src/dropdown-menu/index.lesspackages/theme/src/date-table/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/collapse-item/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/amount/index.lesspackages/theme-saas/src/grid/table-global.less
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The CSS :has() pseudo-class used in line 83 may not be fully supported across all browsers, particularly older versions. This might lead to inconsistent styling or unexpected behavior in unsupported browsers. Please ensure that using :has() aligns with the project's browser support policy or consider alternative selectors for broader compatibility.
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The value left is not valid for justify-content. Replace it with flex-start to properly align items to the left.
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| justify-content: left; | |
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| @mouseenter="state.hoverIndex = -9" |
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In the @mouseenter event, state.hoverIndex is set to -9. Using magic numbers can reduce code readability and maintainability. Consider defining a constant to represent this special value, making the code clearer.
Define the constant in your script section:
const HOVER_INDEX_CHECK_ALL = -9;Update the code to use the constant:
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Inconsistent Prop Naming: Use Kebab-Case for Prop Names in Templates
In Vue templates, prop names should be written in kebab-case when used within templates. The inputBoxType prop should be updated to input-box-type to adhere to Vue's style guidelines and maintain consistency.
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- :inputBoxType="inputBoxType"
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| <div v-if="loadingText || slots.empty" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-wrap"> | ||
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| <span v-else-if="showEmptyImage" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-images"></span> | ||
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| <span v-else class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty"> {{ state.emptyText }}</span> | ||
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| <div v-if="loadingText || slots.empty" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-wrap"> | |
| <slot name="empty" v-if="slots.empty"></slot> | |
| <span v-else-if="showEmptyImage" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-images"></span> | |
| <p class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty" v-else> | |
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| <span v-else class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty"> {{ state.emptyText }}</span> | |
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| <div v-if="loadingText || slots.empty" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-wrap"> | |
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| <span v-else-if="showEmptyImage" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-images"></span> | |
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| </p> | |
| </div> | |
| <div v-else class="tiny-select-dropdown__loading" :class="{ 'show-loading-icon': loading }"> | |
| <component | |
| v-if="loading" | |
| class="circular" | |
| :is="state.designConfig.icons.loadingIcon || 'icon-loading-shadow'" | |
| ></component> | |
| <div v-else> | |
| <span v-if="showEmptyImage" class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty-images"></span> | |
| <span v-else class="tiny-select-dropdown__empty"> {{ state.emptyText }}</span> | |
| </div> | |
| </div> |
…" to data-tag="tiny-option"
…or styles for option-group
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