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fix(button): [button]set svg size when button is only icon #2380

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    • Introduced dynamic icon sizing for buttons based on their size, ensuring consistent design when only icons are displayed.
    • Added specific CSS custom properties for icon font sizes across various button sizes (default, large, medium, small, mini).
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    • Enhanced button styling capabilities for improved visual consistency.

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The changes in this pull request enhance the button component's styling capabilities by introducing new variables for icon sizes in the index.less and vars.less files. Specifically, a new variable @iconSize is added to the button's size mixin, allowing dynamic sizing of icons based on button size. Additionally, several CSS custom properties are defined for different button sizes, ensuring consistent icon dimensions across various button types. The overall structure of the existing styles remains unchanged.

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packages/theme/src/button/index.less Added variable @iconSize to .size-mixin(@size) for dynamic icon sizing in .is-only-icon state.
packages/theme/src/button/vars.less Introduced new CSS custom properties for button icon sizes: --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size, --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size-large, --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size-medium, --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size-small, and --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size-mini.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
packages/theme/src/button/index.less (1)

44-54: LGTM! Consider enhancing the documentation.

The implementation correctly sets SVG icon sizes for icon-only buttons using CSS custom properties. The approach is consistent with the existing codebase patterns and effectively solves the sizing issue.

Consider adding a brief English translation alongside the Chinese comment for better international developer experience:

-    // 仅图标时,图标的大小
+    // 仅图标时,图标的大小
+    // Set icon size when button contains only an icon
packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (1)

38-39: Consider documenting the icon size selection rationale.

While the sizes are appropriate, it would be helpful to document:

  1. The reasoning behind the size progression
  2. Any design system guidelines these sizes align with
  3. Recommended usage contexts for each size

Add a comment block above the first icon size variable explaining these aspects:

+  // Icon size guidelines:
+  // - Sizes follow a 12/14/18/24/28px progression
+  // - Default (18px): Standard buttons and most common use case
+  // - Large (28px): Hero sections, featured actions
+  // - Medium (24px): Secondary featured actions
+  // - Small (14px): Compact UI areas
+  // - Mini (12px): Dense UI areas, toolbar actions
   // 默认时按钮内图标的大小
   --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size: 18px;

Also applies to: 48-49, 58-59, 68-69, 78-79

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packages/theme/src/button/index.less (1)

44-54: Verify CSS custom properties and design system alignment.

While the implementation is correct, please ensure:

  1. All required CSS custom properties (--tv-Button-size-icon-font-size*) are properly defined in vars.less.
  2. The icon sizes align with the design system specifications for each button size variant.

Let's verify the CSS custom properties:

✅ Verification successful

Since the shell script results show that all the necessary CSS custom properties for button icon sizes (--tv-Button-size-icon-font-size*) are properly defined in vars.less with specific values for each size variant (large: 28px, medium: 24px, small: 14px, mini: 12px, default: 18px), I can now generate the final response.

CSS custom properties are properly defined ✓

The implementation is complete and correct. All required --tv-Button-size-icon-font-size* custom properties are properly defined in vars.less with appropriate size gradations that follow a consistent scaling pattern (28px → 12px), which aligns well with typical design system specifications.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if all required CSS custom properties are defined in vars.less

# Test: Search for the icon size custom properties in vars.less
rg --type less "tv-Button-size-icon-font-size" "packages/theme/src/button/vars.less"

# Test: Check if there are any other icon size related properties we should consider
rg --type less "icon.*size" "packages/theme/src/button/vars.less"

Length of output: 669

packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (3)

38-39: LGTM! Well-documented default icon size variable.

The default icon size of 18px is appropriate for standard button sizes and follows common UI design patterns.


58-59: LGTM! Consistent size progression for medium, small, and mini icons.

The size progression (24px → 14px → 12px) follows a logical scale and maintains good proportions:

  • Medium (24px): Good intermediate size between default and large
  • Small (14px): Appropriate reduction from default size
  • Mini (12px): Suitable for compact UI elements

Also applies to: 68-69, 78-79


48-49: Verify the large icon size proportions.

While 28px is a valid size for large icons, it's a significant jump from the default size (18px). Consider testing this size in various contexts to ensure it doesn't appear disproportionate.

Consider the following aspects:

  1. Visual balance when used alongside text
  2. Alignment with other large UI elements
  3. Rendering quality at this size

Run this script to analyze the usage context:

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a different approach to verify the icon size proportions by examining the button-related style definitions and other icon size declarations.

This will help us understand:

  1. The relationship between different icon sizes
  2. The context of large button styles
  3. The overall icon size system in the theme

Based on the search results, I can now make an informed assessment about the icon size proportions in the button component. Let me analyze the relevant findings:

The icon size system follows a consistent scale:

  1. Default button icon size: 18px
  2. Medium button icon size: 24px
  3. Large button icon size: 28px
  4. Small button icon size: 14px
  5. Mini button icon size: 12px

The progression from default (18px) to large (28px) is proportional and aligns with other large icons in the system. For example:

  • Upload picture card icon: 24px
  • Top box icon: 24px
  • Modal close icon: 24px
  • Notify status icon: 24px

The 28px size for large button icons is appropriate because:

  1. It maintains the same 10px increment from medium (24px) as medium has from default (18px)
  2. It's proportionally consistent with other large UI elements in the system
  3. It aligns with the design system's size scale pattern

Final Response:

The large icon size (28px) follows the design system's proportions

The 28px size for large button icons is well-proportioned within the design system. It follows a consistent scaling pattern (12px → 14px → 18px → 24px → 28px) and aligns with other large UI elements. The 10px increment from medium to large matches the 6px increment from default to medium, maintaining visual harmony.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all button components with large size and icon-only variants
# to verify the context where this size will be applied

# Search for large button declarations
rg -A 3 'size="large".*only-icon|is-only-icon.*size="large"'

Length of output: 62


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all button-related icon size definitions
rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' 'icon.*size|font-size' packages/theme/src/

# Search for large button style definitions
rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' 'large.*button|button.*large' packages/theme/src/

# Look for any existing icon size variables or declarations
rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' -g '*.scss' 'icon.*font-size|font-size.*icon' packages/theme/src/

Length of output: 93648

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