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refactor(theme): [crop] refactor crop theme vars #2245

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    • Updated styling for the crop component with new variable naming conventions and improved clarity.
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    • Adjusted decimal formats for positioning properties to improve readability.

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The pull request introduces changes to the styling of the crop component within the theme package. Key updates include renaming CSS variables to a new naming convention, altering the method for injecting CSS variables, and adjusting certain property values for consistency and clarity. The modifications aim to enhance the readability and maintainability of the CSS code while aligning with a restructured variable naming scheme.

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File Change Summary
packages/theme/src/crop/index.less - Updated class definitions and variable usages for crop component styling.
- Replaced .component-css-vars-crop() with .inject-Crop-vars().
- Modified background color variables from var(--ti-crop-...) to var(--tv-Crop-...).
- Adjusted height and width properties for consistency in decimal format.
- Simplified positioning properties by removing px units.
packages/theme/src/crop/vars.less - Changed function name from .component-css-vars-crop() to .inject-Crop-vars().
- Renamed several CSS variables to reflect new naming conventions and updated their values.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
packages/theme/src/crop/vars.less (3)

15-15: Approved: Variable rename and value update. Minor comment improvement suggested.

The variable rename from --ti-crop-modal-bg-color to --tv-Crop-modal-bg-color aligns with the new naming convention. The value change to var(--tv-color-bg-mask) improves theme consistency.

Consider updating the comment to reflect the new variable name:

- // 弹窗蒙层的背景色,实际为该值的0.5的透明度
+ // Crop modal overlay background color, applied with 50% opacity

17-17: Approved: Variable rename and value update. Minor comment improvement suggested.

The variable rename from --ti-crop-center-bg-color to --tv-Crop-center-bg-color aligns with the new naming convention. The value change to var(--tv-color-bg-control) improves theme consistency.

Consider updating the comment to improve clarity and reflect the new variable name:

- // 设置裁剪框在图片正中心加号背景色
+ // Background color for the center plus sign in the Crop component

19-19: Approved: Variable rename and value update. Minor comment improvement suggested.

The variable rename from --ti-crop-face-bg-color to --tv-Crop-face-bg-color aligns with the new naming convention. The value change to var(--tv-color-bg-secondary) improves theme consistency.

Consider updating the comment to improve clarity and reflect the new variable name:

- // 弹窗裁剪框的背景色,实际为该值的0.1透明度
+ // Crop component face area background color, applied with 10% opacity
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packages/theme/src/crop/vars.less (1)

13-19: Overall: Excellent refactoring of Crop component theme variables.

The changes in this file consistently apply a new naming convention (--tv-Crop-* instead of --ti-crop-*) and utilize more generic color variables. This refactoring improves the consistency and maintainability of the theme variables without introducing any functional changes.

Key improvements:

  1. Consistent naming convention across all variables.
  2. Use of more generic color variables, enhancing theme flexibility.
  3. Improved clarity in variable purposes through updated comments.

These changes align well with the PR objectives of refactoring the crop theme variables. Great job on improving the code quality!

packages/theme/src/crop/index.less (5)

88-90: LGTM: Standardized percentage values

The changes from 33.33333% to 33.3333% standardize the decimal places used for percentage values. This improves code consistency and readability without affecting the visual output.


98-100: LGTM: Consistent standardization of percentage values

These changes are consistent with the standardization applied to the .cropper-dashed.dashed-h class. They improve code consistency and readability.


116-116: LGTM: Consistent application of new variable naming convention

This change from var(--ti-crop-center-bg-color) to var(--tv-Crop-center-bg-color) is consistent with the new naming convention observed earlier. It maintains consistency across the component.


320-321: LGTM: Removed unnecessary units for zero values

Excellent change. Removing the px unit from zero values (top: 0; and left: 0;) adheres to CSS best practices. This improves code cleanliness without affecting the styling.


67-67: Verify consistency of the new variable naming convention

The change from var(--ti-crop-modal-bg-color) to var(--tv-Crop-modal-bg-color) aligns with a new naming convention. This update looks good and improves consistency.

To ensure this naming convention is applied consistently across the project, please run the following script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in the new CSS variable naming convention

# Test: Search for any remaining old-style crop variable names
rg --type less "var\(--ti-crop-" packages/theme/src/

# Test: Verify the usage of the new naming convention
rg --type less "var\(--tv-Crop-" packages/theme/src/

@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@
*
*/

.component-css-vars-crop() {
.inject-Crop-vars() {
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💡 Codebase verification

Inconsistent function naming detected.

The function naming convention change from .component-css-vars-crop() to .inject-Crop-vars() is only partially applied. Remaining .component-css-vars-*() functions are found in several files:

  • packages/theme/src/wizard/vars.less
  • packages/theme/src/upload/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/slider/index.less
  • packages/theme/src/button/index.less
  • (and others as per the output)
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Function name change looks good, verify consistency.

The function name change from .component-css-vars-crop() to .inject-Crop-vars() follows a new naming convention. This change improves clarity and consistency.

To ensure this naming convention is applied consistently across the project, run the following script:

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in function naming across theme files

# Test: Search for similar function names in other theme files
rg --type less -g 'packages/theme/src/**/*.less' '\.inject-[A-Z][a-zA-Z]+-vars\(\)'

# Test: Check for any remaining old-style function names
rg --type less -g 'packages/theme/src/**/*.less' '\.component-css-vars-[a-z]+\(\)'

Length of output: 11296

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@

.@{crop-prefix-cls} {
&__wrapper {
.component-css-vars-crop();
.inject-Crop-vars();
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💡 Codebase verification

.inject-Crop-vars() method not found

The .inject-Crop-vars() method referenced in packages/theme/src/crop/index.less does not have an implementation in the codebase. Please ensure that this method is properly defined and injects all necessary CSS variables.

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Verify the implementation of .inject-Crop-vars()

The change from .component-css-vars-crop() to .inject-Crop-vars() appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize naming conventions. This change looks good, but it's important to ensure that the new method injects all necessary CSS variables correctly.

Please run the following script to verify the implementation of the new method:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check the implementation of .inject-Crop-vars() method

# Test: Search for the definition of .inject-Crop-vars()
rg --type less "\.inject-Crop-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{" packages/theme/src/

Length of output: 373

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