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feat: [config-provider] optimize global configuration component documentation #2578

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    • Introduced a user input form for capturing name and age, enhancing interactivity.
    • Updated alert descriptions for clarity in user notifications.
    • Added a new menu entry for the ConfigProvider under the Basic category.
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    • Improved button behavior and state management with new reset time configuration.
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    • Enhanced demo descriptions to provide clearer context on global configuration features.
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The pull request introduces significant updates to various Vue components, primarily focusing on enhancing form functionality and design. Key changes include the addition of a new form structure with input fields for user data (name and age) and updated alert descriptions. Several components from the @opentiny/vue library are imported and utilized in the templates. The configuration for design properties is refined, and several test files are modified or removed to align with the new implementations. Overall, these changes aim to improve user interaction and component organization.

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File Path Change Summary
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue - Added a new form structure with tiny-alert and tiny-form components.
- Updated alert description.
- Introduced formData reactive reference for managing user input.
- Imported new components from @opentiny/vue.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue - Replaced single alert with a complex form layout.
- Updated design.name from 'smb' to 'x-design'.
- Added formData for user input management.
- Imported new components from @opentiny/vue and defined properties for them.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/basic.spec.ts - Removed click action on SVG; added assertions for alert visibility and form element.
- Included a new interaction for button state verification.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/form-composition-api.vue - Deleted file that contained a form component for user input.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/form.spec.ts - Deleted Playwright test file that verified form visibility and label behavior.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/form.vue - Deleted file that contained a form interface for user input.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/webdoc/config-provider.js - Updated demo description for demoId: 'base' and removed demo entry for demoId: 'form'.
examples/sites/demos/pc/menus.js - Added "全局配置" (ConfigProvider) to the "基础" (Basic) category and removed it from "其他" (Other) category.
packages/renderless/src/button/index.ts - Updated handleClick function to include designConfig parameter and modified logic for resetTime.
packages/renderless/src/button/vue.ts - Updated renderless function parameters to include designConfig and adjusted the handleClick invocation accordingly.
packages/renderless/src/form/index.ts - Modified computedHideRequiredAsterisk function to check hideRequiredAsterisk within designConfig.props.

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Actionable comments posted: 5

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/basic.spec.ts (1)

13-20: Improve test clarity and reduce implementation coupling

The current test is tightly coupled to CSS implementation details. Consider:

  1. Testing the actual functionality rather than CSS implementation
  2. Using more explicit test descriptions
  3. Using English comments for better collaboration
- // 验证必填星号
+ // Verify required field indicator behavior
  await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-form')).toBeVisible()
- const beforeElement = await page.evaluate(() => {
-   const labelBefore = document.querySelector('.tiny-form .tiny-form-item__label')
-   const { display, content } = window.getComputedStyle(labelBefore, '::before')
-   return { display, content }
- })
- expect(beforeElement.content).toBe('none')
+ // Test the actual required field behavior instead of CSS implementation
+ await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-form-item__label')).toHaveAttribute('required', 'false')
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (3)

Line range hint 36-73: Maintain consistent documentation across component configurations

While the Alert component's renderless function is well documented, the Form and Button configurations lack similar documentation explaining their purpose and usage.

Consider adding JSDoc comments for Form and Button configurations:

 const design = {
   name: 'x-design',
   version: '1.0.0',
   components: {
+    /**
+     * Form component global configuration
+     * @property {boolean} hideRequiredAsterisk - Hides the red asterisk for required fields
+     */
     Form: {
       props: {
         hideRequiredAsterisk: true
       }
     },
+    /**
+     * Button component global configuration
+     * @property {number} resetTime - Time in milliseconds for button reset
+     */
     Button: {
       props: {
         resetTime: 0
       }
     },

75-77: Consider adding type safety to form data

The form data structure could benefit from better type safety and validation.

Consider adding type definitions:

+interface FormData {
+  name: string;
+  age: string | number;
+}

-const formData = ref({
+const formData = ref<FormData>({
   name: '',
   age: ''
 })

82-84: Consider responsive design for form width

The fixed width of 380px might not be optimal for all screen sizes.

Consider using responsive width:

 .demo-form {
-  width: 380px;
+  width: 100%;
+  max-width: 380px;
 }
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue (2)

7-12: Consider swapping the order of form fields

Typically, in forms, it's common to ask for "姓名" (name) before "年龄" (age). Consider swapping the order of the form items to enhance the user experience.

Apply this diff to swap the form items:

        <tiny-form :model="formData">
+          <tiny-form-item label="姓名" prop="name" required>
+            <tiny-input v-model="formData.name"></tiny-input>
+          </tiny-form-item>
           <tiny-form-item label="年龄" prop="age" required>
             <tiny-numeric v-model="formData.age"></tiny-numeric>
           </tiny-form-item>
-          <tiny-form-item label="姓名" prop="name" required>
-            <tiny-input v-model="formData.name"></tiny-input>
-          </tiny-form-item>

86-87: Initialize age as a numeric value

Currently, age is initialized as an empty string. Since age is expected to be a numeric value, consider initializing it to 0 to reflect its data type.

Apply this diff:

  formData: {
    name: '',
-   age: ''
+   age: 0
  }
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/basic.spec.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-6: LGTM: Test setup follows best practices

The test setup properly handles page errors and navigation.

examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/webdoc/config-provider.js (2)

12-13: LGTM! Enhanced description provides better context

The updated Chinese description now better explains the design attribute's capabilities by including specific examples of its impact on form components and button behavior.


Line range hint 1-47: Verify the removal of form demo documentation

The AI summary indicates that a demo entry with demoId: 'form' was removed. While the base demo now mentions the form-related functionality, we should verify that this doesn't create a documentation gap for users.

Let's check if the form-related functionality is adequately documented elsewhere:

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Let me gather more information to verify if the form-related functionality is documented in the base demo or elsewhere.


Let me check the actual content of the base demo files to verify how the form-related functionality is documented.


No documentation gap created by the removal of form demo

The form-related functionality is adequately documented in the base demo. The base demo includes:

  • A practical example showing form configuration through ConfigProvider
  • Clear demonstration of the hideRequiredAsterisk property in the Form component configuration
  • Both Options API (base.vue) and Composition API (base-composition-api.vue) implementations
  • The description in the demo already explains "全局配置 Form 表单组件的必填星号是否默认显示" (Global configuration of whether the form component's required asterisk is displayed by default)
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packages/renderless/src/button/index.ts (2)

16-16: LGTM: Clean function signature update

The addition of designConfig parameter is well-typed and follows TypeScript best practices.


31-36: Address potential timer-related issues

The timer implementation could benefit from some improvements:

  1. Verify timer cleanup on unmount:

  2. Consider these improvements:

// In types file:
+ interface IButtonState {
+   disabled: boolean;
+   timer: number | null;
+ }

// In the component:
-     state.timer = window.setTimeout(() => {
+     state.timer = setTimeout(() => {
        state.disabled = false
      }, resetTime)
  1. Consider using a ref to track the disabled state instead of a plain state object for better reactivity in Vue.
packages/renderless/src/button/vue.ts (2)

21-21: Verify designConfig implementation in IButtonRenderlessParamUtils

The addition of designConfig parameter looks correct, but we should verify its implementation.

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designConfig parameter is correctly implemented and used throughout the codebase

The designConfig parameter is a valid and widely used configuration object across the codebase that:

  1. Is properly typed in shared type definitions as a component design configuration
  2. Is consistently passed through the renderless architecture
  3. Is used to configure various aspects like:
    • UI component styling and behavior
    • Icon configurations
    • Default values and constants
    • Component-specific settings

The addition of this parameter to the button component's renderless function is consistent with the codebase's architecture and follows the established pattern.

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46-46: Verify handleClick implementation accepts designConfig

The handleClick function is being called with designConfig, but we need to ensure the implementation handles this parameter correctly.

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handleClick implementation correctly handles designConfig parameter

The implementation properly uses the designConfig parameter to determine the reset time with proper fallback logic:

resetTime = designConfig?.props?.resetTime ?? props.resetTime
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (1)

24-33: Verify TinyModal usage

TinyModal is imported but appears to be used only in the Alert's renderless function. Consider if this modal functionality is actually needed.

examples/sites/demos/pc/menus.js (1)

83-83: LGTM! Appropriate categorization of ConfigProvider component.

Moving the ConfigProvider to the Basic category makes logical sense as it's a foundational component that affects the entire application's configuration.

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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue (1)

4-17: Good implementation of form components

The template additions are well-structured and correctly implemented. The use of tiny-form, tiny-form-item, tiny-input, and tiny-numeric components is appropriate.

Comment on lines +22 to +24
// 验证按钮点击禁用时间
await demo.locator('.tiny-button').click()
await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-button')).not.toBeDisabled({ timeout: 300 })
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve button state test reliability and clarity

The current test uses a fixed timeout and lacks clear documentation of the expected behavior.

- // 验证按钮点击禁用时间
+ // Verify button state after click
  await demo.locator('.tiny-button').click()
- await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-button')).not.toBeDisabled({ timeout: 300 })
+ // Wait for button to become enabled and verify its state
+ await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-button')).toBeEnabled()

Additionally, consider adding a comment explaining the expected behavior and why we're testing this specific interaction.

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// 验证按钮点击禁用时间
await demo.locator('.tiny-button').click()
await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-button')).not.toBeDisabled({ timeout: 300 })
// Verify button state after click
await demo.locator('.tiny-button').click()
// Wait for button to become enabled and verify its state
await expect(demo.locator('.tiny-button')).toBeEnabled()

Comment on lines +7 to +12
// 验证自定义方法
const demo = page.locator('#base')
await demo.locator('.tiny-config-provider .tiny-alert > .tiny-alert__close').click()
await page.waitForTimeout(500)
await expect(page.locator('.tiny-modal > .tiny-modal__box').nth(1)).toHaveText('触发自定方法')

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve test reliability and maintainability

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Replace waitForTimeout with waitForSelector or waitForEvent for more reliable testing
  2. Consider using data-testid attributes instead of class selectors
  3. Consider using English comments for better international collaboration
- // 验证自定义方法
+ // Verify custom method
  const demo = page.locator('#base')
  await demo.locator('.tiny-config-provider .tiny-alert > .tiny-alert__close').click()
- await page.waitForTimeout(500)
+ await page.waitForSelector('.tiny-modal > .tiny-modal__box')
  await expect(page.locator('.tiny-modal > .tiny-modal__box').nth(1)).toHaveText('触发自定方法')

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const DEFAULT_RESETTIME = 1000

let resetTime = DEFAULT_RESETTIME

if (props.resetTime !== DEFAULT_RESETTIME) {
resetTime = props.resetTime
} else {
resetTime = designConfig?.props?.resetTime ?? props.resetTime
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Simplify reset time logic

The current implementation can be simplified for better maintainability and readability.

Consider these improvements:

  1. Move the constant to the top level:
+ const DEFAULT_RESETTIME = 1000;

export const handleClick =
  ({ emit, props, state, designConfig }: Pick<IButtonRenderlessParams, 'emit' | 'props' | 'state' | 'designConfig'>) =>
  (event: MouseEvent): void => {
-   const DEFAULT_RESETTIME = 1000
  1. Simplify the reset time logic:
-   let resetTime = DEFAULT_RESETTIME
-
-   if (props.resetTime !== DEFAULT_RESETTIME) {
-     resetTime = props.resetTime
-   } else {
-     resetTime = designConfig?.props?.resetTime ?? props.resetTime
-   }
+   const resetTime = props.resetTime === DEFAULT_RESETTIME
+     ? (designConfig?.props?.resetTime ?? DEFAULT_RESETTIME)
+     : props.resetTime;

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<tiny-form :model="formData">
<tiny-form-item label="年龄" prop="age" required>
<tiny-numeric v-model="formData.age"></tiny-numeric>
</tiny-form-item>
<tiny-form-item label="姓名" prop="name" required>
<tiny-input v-model="formData.name"></tiny-input>
</tiny-form-item>
<tiny-form-item>
<tiny-button type="primary"> 提交 </tiny-button>
</tiny-form-item>
</tiny-form>
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add form submission handler and validation rules

The form structure is well-organized, but it's missing essential functionality:

  1. The submit button lacks a click handler
  2. No form validation rules are defined for the required fields
  3. The age numeric input should have min/max constraints

Consider applying these improvements:

-<tiny-form :model="formData">
+<tiny-form 
+  :model="formData"
+  :rules="rules"
+  @submit="handleSubmit">
   <tiny-form-item label="年龄" prop="age" required>
-    <tiny-numeric v-model="formData.age"></tiny-numeric>
+    <tiny-numeric 
+      v-model="formData.age"
+      :min="0"
+      :max="150">
+    </tiny-numeric>
   </tiny-form-item>
   <!-- ... -->
   <tiny-form-item>
-    <tiny-button type="primary"> 提交 </tiny-button>
+    <tiny-button type="primary" @click="handleSubmit"> 提交 </tiny-button>
   </tiny-form-item>
 </tiny-form>

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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ export const computedAutoLabelWidth =
export const computedHideRequiredAsterisk =
({ props, designConfig }: Pick<IFormRenderlessParams, 'props' | 'designConfig'>) =>
(): boolean => {
return props.hideRequiredAsterisk ?? designConfig?.hideRequiredAsterisk ?? false
return props.hideRequiredAsterisk ?? designConfig?.props?.hideRequiredAsterisk ?? false
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💡 Codebase verification

Inconsistent usage of designConfig.props pattern detected

The search results reveal inconsistent usage of the designConfig structure across the codebase:

  • Direct access pattern (designConfig?.property):

    • showInputSearch in transfer-panel
    • showTimePickerRangeButton in time-range
    • showTimePickerButton in time
    • itemMarginSpace in time-spinner
    • triggerBarConWithLine in split
    • hideRequiredAsterisk in mobile/form
  • Props namespace pattern (designConfig?.props?.property):

    • stopPropagation in select
    • hideRequiredAsterisk in form
    • resetTime in button

This inconsistency needs to be addressed to maintain a uniform configuration structure.

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LGTM! Verify consistent usage of designConfig.props pattern

The change correctly adapts to the new designConfig structure by accessing hideRequiredAsterisk through the props namespace.

Let's verify that this pattern is consistently applied across other similar computed properties in the codebase:

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packages/renderless/src/button/vue.ts (1)

Line range hint 30-33: Consider using optional chaining for buttonGroup access

The access to parent.buttonGroup could benefit from optional chaining to make it consistent with the defensive programming style used elsewhere.

- plain: computed(() => props.plain || (parent.buttonGroup || {}).plain),
+ plain: computed(() => props.plain || parent.buttonGroup?.plain ?? false),
- buttonDisabled: computed(() => props.disabled || state.disabled || (parent.buttonGroup || {}).disabled || state.formDisabled)
+ buttonDisabled: computed(() => props.disabled || state.disabled || parent.buttonGroup?.disabled || state.formDisabled)
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[error] 28-28: Change to an optional chain.

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[error] 30-30: Change to an optional chain.

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packages/vue/src/button/src/mobile-first.vue (1)

Line range hint 1-65: Documentation improvements needed for the button component

Given this PR's focus on documentation enhancement, consider adding the following documentation improvements:

  1. Add JSDoc comments for the component describing its purpose and usage
  2. Document the relationship between props and internal state
  3. Include examples of round vs non-round button usage

Add component documentation at the top of the file:

+/**
+ * @component Button
+ * @description A versatile button component that supports various states and appearances
+ * 
+ * @example
+ * <tiny-button type="primary" :round="true">
+ *   Round Button
+ * </tiny-button>
+ * 
+ * @property {Boolean} round - Controls the rounded corners of the button
+ * @property {Boolean} circle - Makes the button circular
+ * @property {String} type - Button type: 'default' | 'primary' | 'text'
+ * @property {Boolean} loading - Shows loading state
+ * @property {Boolean} disabled - Disables the button
+ */
<template>
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (3)

24-33: Optimize imports for better code splitting

The TinyModal import is only used within the Alert's renderless function. Consider moving it inside the function for better code splitting.

import {
  TinyConfigProvider,
  TinyAlert,
-  TinyModal,
  TinyForm,
  TinyFormItem,
  TinyInput,
  TinyNumeric,
  TinyButton
} from '@opentiny/vue'

Then update the renderless function:

renderless: (props, hooks, { emit }, api) => {
  const { TinyModal } = require('@opentiny/vue')
  const state = api.state
  // ...
}

46-51: Remove unused button configuration

The resetTime: 0 property seems unnecessary as there's no reset functionality implemented.

Button: {
  props: {
-   resetTime: 0,
    round: true
  }
}

88-90: Consider responsive design for form width

The fixed width of 380px might not be optimal for all screen sizes. Consider using responsive units or media queries.

.demo-form {
-  width: 380px;
+  width: 100%;
+  max-width: 380px;
+  margin: 0 auto;
}
packages/vue/src/button/src/pc.vue (1)

Line range hint 23-32: Consider enhancing type safety and documentation

The class binding logic combines multiple appearance-related properties. Consider these improvements:

  1. Add TypeScript type definitions for the state object
  2. Document the state management pattern for future maintainers
  3. Consider grouping related appearance props (round, circle, ghost) into a single appearance prop

Example type definition:

interface ButtonState {
  buttonDisabled: boolean
  plain: boolean
  round: boolean
  // ... other state properties
}
packages/vue/src/button/src/index.ts (1)

58-61: LGTM! Improved property structure

The new structure for the round property aligns with the component's property definition pattern, making it more consistent with other properties like type and size. This change enhances type safety and improves API documentation clarity.

Consider adding a JSDoc comment for the round property similar to other properties, to maintain documentation consistency:

  /** 是否圆角按钮 */
  round: {
    type: Boolean,
    default: undefined
  },
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue (1)

4-17: Consider expanding the demo to better showcase ConfigProvider capabilities.

While the current demo shows form configuration, consider adding more examples that demonstrate:

  1. Theme configuration
  2. Multiple component configurations in one provider
  3. Nested providers with different configurations
  4. Common use cases and best practices

This would better align with the PR's objective of optimizing the global configuration component documentation.

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packages/renderless/types/button.type.ts (1)

10-10: LGTM! Type definition follows best practices.

The new round property is correctly typed as ComputedRef<boolean>, consistent with other similar properties in the interface.

Let's verify the implementation and documentation:

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The round property is properly implemented and used in the codebase

The verification shows that:

  • The round property is correctly implemented in the renderless button logic (packages/renderless/src/button/vue.ts) using computed property
  • It's properly defined as a prop in the mobile button component (packages/mobile/components/button/src/button.ts)
  • The property is being used in button-related Vue templates (as seen in demo files)
  • The implementation follows the type definition, using ComputedRef<boolean> with a default value from design config or false
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29-29: LGTM! Well-structured fallback chain

The implementation of the round computed property follows good practices with proper fallback values using the nullish coalescing operator.


47-47: Verify handleClick implementation for designConfig usage

The designConfig parameter has been added to handleClick. Let's verify its implementation.

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The addition of designConfig to the parameters looks good, but ensure that the IButtonRenderlessParamUtils interface documentation is updated to reflect this change.

packages/vue/src/button/src/mobile-first.vue (1)

18-18: Verify state initialization for the round property

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  • Falls back to design config if prop is not provided
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  • Has proper type safety through TypeScript interfaces
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (2)

6-16: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance form validation and improve button labeling

The form structure needs improvements:

  1. Missing validation rules for required fields
  2. Button label "校验" (validate) should be "提交" (submit) to match its purpose
-<tiny-form ref="ruleFormRef" :model="formData">
+<tiny-form 
+  ref="ruleFormRef" 
+  :model="formData"
+  :rules="formRules">
   <!-- ... -->
-  <tiny-button @click="handleSubmitPromise" type="primary"> 校验 </tiny-button>
+  <tiny-button @click="handleSubmitPromise" type="primary"> 提交 </tiny-button>

Add the validation rules in the script section:

const formRules = {
  name: [{ required: true, message: '请输入姓名', trigger: 'blur' }],
  age: [
    { required: true, message: '请输入年龄', trigger: 'blur' },
    { type: 'number', min: 0, max: 150, message: '年龄必须在0到150之间', trigger: 'blur' }
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41-45: ⚠️ Potential issue

Review form configuration for required field indicators

Setting hideRequiredAsterisk: true contradicts the presence of required fields in the form. This might confuse users about which fields are mandatory.

Form: {
  props: {
-   hideRequiredAsterisk: true
+   hideRequiredAsterisk: false
  }
}
packages/vue/src/button/src/pc.vue (1)

27-27: Verify state initialization of the round property

The change from direct prop usage to state-managed value looks good, but we should verify the state initialization in the renderless logic.

✅ Verification successful

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The previous search didn't show the complete state initialization. Let's look for the state management implementation in the button component to verify how the round property is handled.


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Let's look for the state management implementation with these broader patterns to verify how the round property is handled.


Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response. The code shows that the round property is properly managed through a computed state in the renderless implementation (packages/renderless/src/button/vue.ts):

round: computed(() => props.round ?? designConfig?.props?.round ?? false)

This means the state.round is properly initialized and reactively bound to the prop value, with a fallback to the design config or false. The change from direct prop usage to state-managed value is correct and follows Vue's composition API patterns.

State initialization for round property is properly implemented

The round property is correctly managed through computed state with proper prop binding and fallback values. The change is safe and follows Vue's best practices.

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58-61: Verify the default value change impact

The change from an implicit false to explicit undefined default value might affect existing code that relies on the falsy behavior of the round property. Please ensure this change is intentional and documented in the changelog.

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Let me analyze the button component's usage patterns and test coverage to better understand the impact of this change.


Change to round property is safe and aligns with documentation standards

The change from a simple Boolean to an object with type: Boolean, default: undefined is safe because:

  1. Vue's boolean prop behavior treats both undefined and missing prop the same way, defaulting to false
  2. The change matches the component's prop definition pattern, improving documentation consistency
  3. Found example usage in demos (examples/sites/demos/mobile-first/app/button/round.vue) showing this is a documented feature
  4. The mobile version of the button component (packages/mobile/components/button/src/button.ts) uses a simple Boolean, indicating this change is specific to the Vue package's documentation efforts
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23-43: LGTM! Component imports and registration are well-structured.

The imports and component registration follow best practices and are properly organized.


101-103: LGTM! Styling is clean and properly scoped.

The form width constraint is appropriate for the demo layout.

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const handleSubmitPromise = () => {
ruleFormRef.value.validate()
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name: '',
age: ''
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Improve form validation handling and data initialization

The current implementation has two issues:

  1. The validation result is not handled
  2. Age field is initialized with an empty string instead of null/undefined
-const handleSubmitPromise = () => {
-  ruleFormRef.value.validate()
+const handleSubmitPromise = async () => {
+  try {
+    await ruleFormRef.value.validate()
+    // Handle successful validation
+    console.log('Form validated successfully:', formData.value)
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error('Validation failed:', error)
+  }
}

const formData = ref({
  name: '',
-  age: ''
+  age: null
})
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<div>
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<tiny-alert type="warning" description="type 为 warning"></tiny-alert>
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Enhance the alert description to better document the config-provider capabilities.

The current description "全局配置组件的默认行为" (default behavior of global configuration component) is too generic. Consider expanding it to highlight key features and use cases.

-<tiny-alert type="warning" description="全局配置组件的默认行为"></tiny-alert>
+<tiny-alert type="warning" description="通过 ConfigProvider 组件,你可以全局配置组件的默认属性、样式主题和行为。本示例展示了表单组件的自定义配置。"></tiny-alert>
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Improve form validation handling and user feedback.

The current validation implementation doesn't handle the validation result or provide user feedback.

 handleSubmitPromise() {
-  this.$refs.ruleFormRef.validate()
+  this.$refs.ruleFormRef.validate((valid) => {
+    if (valid) {
+      TinyModal.message({ type: 'success', message: '验证通过' })
+    } else {
+      TinyModal.message({ type: 'error', message: '请检查表单填写是否正确' })
+    }
+  })
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name: 'x-design', // 设计规范名称
version: '1.0.0', // 设计规范版本号
components: {
Form: {
props: {
hideRequiredAsterisk: true
}
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Button: {
props: {
resetTime: 0,
round: true
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Add documentation for configuration options.

The design configuration lacks proper documentation explaining the purpose and impact of each setting. Consider adding detailed comments for better understanding.

 design: {
-  name: 'x-design', // 设计规范名称
+  name: 'x-design', // 设计规范名称,用于指定全局样式主题
   version: '1.0.0', // 设计规范版本号
   components: {
     Form: {
+      // Form 组件的全局配置
       props: {
+        // 隐藏表单项必填字段的星号标记
         hideRequiredAsterisk: true
       }
     },
     Button: {
+      // Button 组件的全局配置
       props: {
+        // 设置按钮点击后的重置时间(毫秒)
         resetTime: 0,
+        // 设置按钮为圆角样式
         round: true
       }
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hideRequiredAsterisk: true
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version: '1.0.0', // 设计规范版本号
components: {
Form: {
// Form 组件的全局配置
props: {
// 隐藏表单项必填字段的星号标记
hideRequiredAsterisk: true
}
},
Button: {
// Button 组件的全局配置
props: {
// 设置按钮点击后的重置时间(毫秒)
resetTime: 0,
// 设置按钮为圆角样式
round: true
}
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (3)

5-5: Enhance alert description for better documentation

Since this is a documentation example, the alert description should be more informative about what the demo actually demonstrates.

-        <tiny-alert type="warning" description="全局配置组件的默认行为"></tiny-alert>
+        <tiny-alert type="warning" description="此示例展示如何使用ConfigProvider来自定义组件的默认行为,包括表单验证、按钮样式等配置"></tiny-alert>

24-33: Consider reorganizing imports for better maintainability

The TinyModal import could be moved to the Alert configuration section since it's only used there. This would make the code more maintainable by keeping related imports closer to their usage.

 import {
   TinyConfigProvider,
   TinyAlert,
-  TinyModal,
   TinyForm,
   TinyFormItem,
   TinyInput,
   TinyNumeric,
   TinyButton
 } from '@opentiny/vue'

37-51: Add JSDoc comments for design configuration

The design configuration would benefit from documentation explaining the purpose of each component's configuration.

+/**
+ * Global design configuration for components
+ * @typedef {Object} DesignConfig
+ * @property {string} name - Design specification name
+ * @property {string} version - Design specification version
+ * @property {Object} components - Component-specific configurations
+ */
 const design = {
   name: 'x-design',
   version: '1.0.0',
   components: {
+    /**
+     * Form component configuration
+     * @property {boolean} hideRequiredAsterisk - Hides the red asterisk for required fields
+     */
     Form: {
       props: {
         hideRequiredAsterisk: true
       }
     },
+    /**
+     * Button component configuration
+     * @property {number} resetTime - Time in milliseconds before button reset
+     * @property {boolean} round - Enables rounded corners on buttons
+     */
     Button: {
       props: {
         resetTime: 0,
         round: true
       }
     },
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue (1)

101-103: Consider making the form width responsive.

The fixed width might not be optimal for all screen sizes. Consider using responsive units or media queries.

 .demo-form {
-  width: 380px;
+  width: 100%;
+  max-width: 380px;
 }
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base-composition-api.vue (3)

88-90: LGTM! Clean and simple styling

The scoped styling is appropriate for this demo component.


6-16: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add form validation rules and improve field constraints

The form structure is missing validation rules and field constraints.

Add validation rules and improve the implementation:

-        <tiny-form ref="ruleFormRef" :model="formData">
+        <tiny-form 
+          ref="ruleFormRef" 
+          :model="formData"
+          :rules="formRules">
           <tiny-form-item label="年龄" prop="age" required>
-            <tiny-numeric v-model="formData.age"></tiny-numeric>
+            <tiny-numeric 
+              v-model="formData.age"
+              :min="0"
+              :max="150"
+              placeholder="请输入年龄">
+            </tiny-numeric>
           </tiny-form-item>
           <tiny-form-item label="姓名" prop="name" required>
-            <tiny-input v-model="formData.name"></tiny-input>
+            <tiny-input 
+              v-model="formData.name"
+              placeholder="请输入姓名">
+            </tiny-input>
           </tiny-form-item>

Add the following to the script section:

const formRules = {
  age: [
    { required: true, message: '请输入年龄' },
    { type: 'number', min: 0, max: 150, message: '年龄必须在0-150之间' }
  ],
  name: [
    { required: true, message: '请输入姓名' },
    { min: 2, max: 20, message: '姓名长度必须在2-20个字符之间' }
  ]
}

77-83: ⚠️ Potential issue

Improve form validation handling and data initialization

The current implementation swallows validation errors silently and uses string initialization for numeric fields.

-const handleSubmitPromise = () => {
-  ruleFormRef.value.validate().catch(() => {})
+const handleSubmitPromise = async () => {
+  try {
+    await ruleFormRef.value.validate()
+    console.log('验证成功:', formData.value)
+    // TODO: Add your form submission logic here
+  } catch (error) {
+    console.error('验证失败:', error)
+  }
 }

 const formData = ref({
   name: '',
-  age: ''
+  age: null
 })
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/config-provider/base.vue (6)

5-5: Enhance the alert description to better document the config-provider capabilities.

The current description "全局配置组件的默认行为" (default behavior of global configuration component) is too generic. Consider expanding it to highlight key features and use cases.


23-32: LGTM! Imports are well-organized.

All imported components are properly utilized in the template.


38-43: LGTM! Components are properly registered.

Component registrations align with imports and template usage.


48-61: Add documentation for configuration options.

The design configuration lacks proper documentation explaining the purpose and impact of each setting. Consider adding detailed comments for better understanding.


86-88: LGTM! Form data structure is well-defined.

The data structure matches the form fields with appropriate initial values.


93-95: ⚠️ Potential issue

Improve form validation error handling.

The current validation implementation silently catches and ignores validation errors. Consider providing user feedback for both success and failure cases.

 handleSubmitPromise() {
-  this.$refs.ruleFormRef.validate().catch(() => {})
+  this.$refs.ruleFormRef.validate()
+    .then(() => {
+      TinyModal.message({ type: 'success', message: '验证通过' })
+    })
+    .catch((errors) => {
+      TinyModal.message({ type: 'error', message: '请检查表单填写是否正确' })
+      console.error('Validation errors:', errors)
+    })
 }

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

@kagol kagol merged commit ef66720 into dev Nov 30, 2024
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