feat(skeleton): [skeleton] Adapting to the SMB theme #2171
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packages/theme/src/skeleton/vars.less (1)
9-9: LGTM, but consider using a theme variableThe change to a fixed height of
48pxfor--ti-skeleton-title-heightis acceptable and likely aligns with the SMB theme specifications. However, for better maintainability and consistency across the theme, consider defining this value as a theme variable (e.g.,--ti-smb-element-height) and referencing it here. This approach would make future theme-wide adjustments easier.Consider refactoring to use a theme variable:
- --ti-skeleton-title-height: 48px; + --ti-skeleton-title-height: var(--ti-smb-element-height, 48px);packages/theme/src/skeleton-item/vars.less (2)
11-11: Consider implications of removing variable reference for border radius.The change from
var(--ti-common-border-radius-3, 50%)to50%for--ti-skeleton-item-circle-border-radiussimplifies the definition and ensures consistency for circular items. However, it removes the reference to a common border radius variable.Consider if this change aligns with the overall theming strategy:
- If circular items should always be perfectly round, the current change is appropriate.
- If there's a possibility that circular items might need to match other border radii in the future, consider keeping the variable reference:
--ti-skeleton-item-circle-border-radius: var(--ti-common-border-radius-circle, 50%);This maintains flexibility while defaulting to a circular shape.
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1-30: Summary of skeleton item theme adaptationsThe changes to the skeleton item variables generally align with the PR objective of adapting to the SMB theme. However, please consider the following points:
- The significant increase in square height may impact layouts using square skeleton items.
- The simplification of the circular border radius removes a variable reference, which may affect theming flexibility.
- The increase in medium circle size should be visually verified for consistency with other UI elements.
These changes contribute to the SMB theme adaptation but require careful verification to ensure they don't introduce unintended side effects or inconsistencies in the overall design system.
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6-6: Consider responsiveness implications of fixed widthThe change from a percentage-based width (
20%) to a fixed width (240px) for--ti-skeleton-title-widthmay impact the component's responsiveness across different screen sizes. While this change likely aligns with the SMB theme requirements, it's worth considering whether a more flexible approach (e.g., usingmax-widthor media queries) could maintain the desired appearance while ensuring better adaptability to various devices.To assess the impact, you may want to test this change across different viewport sizes.
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1-13: Overall changes align with PR objectivesThe modifications to
--ti-skeleton-title-widthand--ti-skeleton-title-heightappear to be in line with the PR objective of adapting the skeleton component to the SMB theme. These changes likely contribute to a more consistent appearance within the SMB design system. However, ensure that these adjustments don't negatively impact the component's responsiveness or maintainability across the entire application.packages/theme/src/skeleton-item/vars.less (2)
14-14: Verify visual consistency with increased medium circle size.The change from
var(--ti-common-size-10x)tovar(--ti-common-size-12x)for--ti-skeleton-item-circle-medium-sizeis a moderate increase that aligns with adapting to the SMB theme. This change maintains consistency by using a common size variable.Please verify the visual consistency of this change:
- Check that the new size harmonizes well with other UI elements.
- Ensure that the difference between small, medium, and large circular skeleton items remains visually distinct and proportional.
You can use the following script to find usage of circular skeleton items for visual inspection:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of circular skeleton items for visual inspection. # Test: Search for usage of circular skeleton items rg --type vue "ti-skeleton-item.*circle" -C 5
9-9: Verify the impact of increased square height.The change from
var(--ti-common-size-4x)tovar(--ti-common-size-7x)for--ti-skeleton-item-square-heightis a significant increase. While this aligns with adapting to the SMB theme, it's important to ensure this doesn't negatively impact the layout or appearance of components using square skeleton items.Please run the following script to check for potential layout issues:
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Impact of Increased Square Height Verified.
The change to--ti-skeleton-item-square-heightfromvar(--ti-common-size-4x)tovar(--ti-common-size-7x)has been reviewed. The updated height aligns with existing component heights and does not introduce any conflicting usage that would negatively affect the layout or appearance.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of square skeleton items and check for potential layout issues. # Test: Search for usage of square skeleton items rg --type less --type vue "ti-skeleton-item.*square" -C 5 # Test: Search for fixed height values that might conflict with the new square height rg --type less --type vue "height:.*(?:28|32)px" -C 5Length of output: 269
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Search for usage of square skeleton items and check for potential layout issues. # Test: Search for usage of square skeleton items rg -g '*.less' -g '*.vue' "ti-skeleton-item.*square" -C 5 # Test: Search for fixed height values that might conflict with the new square height rg -g '*.less' -g '*.vue' "height:.*(28|32)px" -C 5Length of output: 100656
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