refactor: inline all x-design design config #2317
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packages/design/aurora/src/transfer-panel/index.ts (1)
1-4: Add explanatory comments for configuration optionsWhile the code is clear, adding comments to explain the purpose and possible values for each configuration option would improve the maintainability and usability of this module.
Consider adding comments like this:
export default { // The type of input box to use in the transfer panel. // Possible values: 'normal', ... (add other possible values) inputBoxType: 'normal', // Whether to show a search input in the transfer panel showInputSearch: false }These comments will help other developers understand the purpose and possible values for each option without needing to refer to external documentation.
packages/design/aurora/src/popconfirm/index.ts (1)
3-7: Consider adding a type definition for the exported object.The default export is well-structured. However, to improve type safety and developer experience, consider adding a TypeScript interface or type definition for the exported object.
Here's a suggested implementation:
interface PopconfirmIcons { warning: ReturnType<typeof iconWarning>; } interface PopconfirmConfig { icons: PopconfirmIcons; } const config: PopconfirmConfig = { icons: { warning: iconWarning() } }; export default config;packages/design/aurora/src/filter-box/index.ts (1)
1-7: LGTM! Consider adding TypeScript type annotations.The overall structure of the file looks good. It correctly imports the necessary icon and exports a default object with the required configuration. To improve maintainability and type safety, consider adding TypeScript type annotations to the exported object.
Here's a suggestion for adding type annotations:
import { iconArrowBottom } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' interface FilterBoxConfig { icons: { expandButton: ReturnType<typeof iconArrowBottom> } } const config: FilterBoxConfig = { icons: { expandButton: iconArrowBottom() } } export default configpackages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts (1)
3-7: LGTM: Clear and concise object structure. Consider adding type annotations.The exported object structure is simple and easy to understand. To improve type safety and developer experience, consider adding TypeScript interfaces or type annotations.
Here's a suggestion to add type annotations:
interface FilterBoxIcons { expandButton: ReturnType<typeof iconArrowBottom>; } export default { icons: { expandButton: iconArrowBottom() } as FilterBoxIcons };packages/design/saas/src/upload-list/index.ts (2)
2-7: Consider documenting the purpose and usage of state propertiesThe
stateobject contains properties related to a progress indicator, which is good for configuration. However, consider the following suggestions:
- Add comments or documentation explaining the purpose and possible values for each property.
- Consider using TypeScript to define types for these properties, enhancing type safety and developer experience.
- The
progressWidthis set tonull. Clarify if this is intentional or if it should have a default numeric value.Example with TypeScript and comments:
interface UploadListState { // Type of progress indicator: 'circle' | 'line' progressType: string; // Width of the progress indicator in pixels, null for default progressWidth: number | null; // Thickness of the progress indicator stroke in pixels progressStrokeWidth: number; // Whether tooltips are disabled tooltipDisabled: boolean; } const state: UploadListState = { progressType: 'circle', progressWidth: null, progressStrokeWidth: 6, tooltipDisabled: true };
8-11: Clarify the usage of icon components and consider consistencyThe
iconsobject provides configuration for close and preview components. However, there are some points to consider:
The
closeComponentis set to a string 'icon-close', which might be referencing an icon component. Consider using a more explicit naming convention, such ascloseIconNameorcloseIconComponent, to clarify its purpose.The
preViewComponentis set to an empty string. If this is intentional (e.g., no default preview icon), consider setting it tonullinstead of an empty string to make the intention clearer. If it's meant to be populated, provide a default value or add a TODO comment.For consistency, consider using the same naming convention for both properties. For example:
icons: { closeIconName: 'icon-close', previewIconName: null // or a default value if applicable }
- Add comments explaining how these icon components are used in the upload list.
packages/renderless/src/filter-box/vue.ts (1)
7-7: LGTM: Improved icon configuration with fallbackThe
expandButtonIconproperty now uses optional chaining to accessdesignConfig.icons.expandButton, falling back to 'IconDownWard' if not defined. This change improves flexibility and robustness.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of this configuration option for better maintainability.
You could add a comment like this:
// Allow custom expand button icon configuration, defaulting to 'IconDownWard' expandButtonIcon: designConfig?.icons?.expandButton || 'IconDownWard'packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/index.ts (2)
26-26: LGTM! Consider updating related documentation.The change from 'icon-warning' to 'icon-warning-triangle' for the warning state icon is appropriate and consistent with the naming convention of other icons in the ICON_MAP.
Please ensure that any related documentation or design specifications referencing the warning icon are updated to reflect this change.
Action Required: Fix Remaining Typo in
index.tsThe typo
'Popconfim'still exists inpackages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/index.tson the line:name: $prefix + 'Popconfim',Please correct it to
'Popconfirm'to ensure consistency across the codebase.🔗 Analysis chain
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69-69: LGTM! Verify component references in the codebase.The correction of the component name from 'Popconfim' to 'Popconfirm' improves consistency and accuracy.
Please run the following script to ensure that all references to this component in the codebase have been updated:
If any occurrences of 'Popconfim' are found, please update them to 'Popconfirm'.
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packages/vue/src/alert/src/pc.vue (1)
55-55: LGTM! Consider grouping similar icons.The addition of
iconWarningTriangleis appropriate and follows the existing import pattern. To improve code organization, consider grouping similar icons together in the import statement.You could reorder the imports like this:
import { iconClose, iconSuccess, iconError, iconHelp, iconWarning, iconWarningTriangle } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'This groups the warning-related icons (
iconWarningandiconWarningTriangle) together, making it easier to see related imports at a glance.packages/renderless/src/time/vue.ts (1)
63-63: Approve change with a minor suggestion for clarity.The introduction of the
designConfigfor controlling theshowTimePickerButtonstate is a good improvement, allowing for more flexible configuration. The use of the nullish coalescing operator ensures backwards compatibility.For improved clarity and to make the default value more explicit, consider refactoring the line as follows:
- state.showTimePickerButton = designConfig?.showTimePickerButton ?? true + state.showTimePickerButton = designConfig?.showTimePickerButton ?? true // Default to true if not specified in designConfigThis comment explicitly states the default behavior, which can be helpful for future maintainers.
packages/renderless/src/time-range/vue.ts (1)
74-74: Consider updating documentation for default behaviorWhile this change improves the code, it might be beneficial to update the component's documentation to reflect that
showTimePickerRangeButtondefaults totruewhen not specified in the design config. This ensures that users of the component are aware of the default behavior.packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (1)
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58-68: Summary: Icon update implemented correctlyThe changes in this file are focused on updating the warning icon from
iconWarningtoiconWarningTriangle. This modification has been consistently applied to both the import statement and the component declaration.Key points:
- The change aligns with the PR objectives and AI-generated summary.
- No other parts of the component logic or structure were modified, minimizing the risk of unintended side effects.
- The update may result in a slight visual change in the component's appearance.
Consider the following to ensure a smooth transition:
- Update any documentation or design guidelines that reference the old warning icon.
- If this is part of a larger icon update across the project, ensure consistency in other components that use warning icons.
- Consider adding a visual regression test to catch any unexpected changes in the component's appearance due to this icon update.
packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (2)
77-80: LGTM with a minor suggestionThe change properly handles the case when
progressWidthis not specified indesignConfig, defaulting to '68'. The use ofObject.hasOwnProperty.call()is a good practice for safely checking property existence.Consider using nullish coalescing operator (??) for a more concise expression:
progressWidth: designConfig?.state?.progressWidth ?? '68',This achieves the same result with less code and improved readability.
84-87: LGTM with a minor suggestionThe change properly handles the case when
preViewComponentis not specified indesignConfig, defaulting to 'icon-fullscreen-left'. The use ofObject.hasOwnProperty.call()is a good practice for safely checking property existence.Consider using optional chaining and nullish coalescing for a more concise expression:
preViewComponent: designConfig?.icons?.preViewComponent ?? 'icon-fullscreen-left',This achieves the same result with less code and improved readability.
packages/renderless/src/transfer-panel/vue.ts (2)
73-74: LGTM! Consider minor consistency improvement.The changes introduce new design configuration options for the input box type and search visibility, which enhances the component's flexibility. The use of default values ensures backward compatibility.
For consistency, consider using the nullish coalescing operator for
inputBoxTypeas well:inputBoxType: designConfig?.inputBoxType ?? 'underline',This change would allow explicitly setting
inputBoxTypetonullorundefinedin the design config if needed, matching the behavior ofshowInputSearch.
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1-224: Suggest additional testing and documentation.While the changes are minimal and well-integrated, the complexity of the transfer panel component warrants additional considerations:
Testing: Ensure that unit tests are updated or added to cover the new configuration options (
inputBoxTypeandshowInputSearch). This will help verify that the component behaves correctly with different design configurations.Documentation: Update the component's documentation to reflect these new configuration options. Include:
- Description of each option
- Possible values
- Default behavior
- Examples of usage
Consider adding comments in the code to explain the purpose of these new configuration options and how they affect the component's behavior.
These steps will help maintain the component's reliability and ease of use for other developers.
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packages/vue/src/dropdown/src/pc.vue (1)
20-20: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.The change from
iconDeltaDowntoiconDownWardis consistent with the component's logic updates. To improve code organization, consider grouping all icon-related imports together at the top of the import section.packages/renderless/src/guide/index.ts (6)
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125-125: Typo in variable namecloesIconshould becloseIconThe variable
cloesIconappears to be misspelled. Correcting it tocloseIconenhances code readability and prevents potential confusion.Apply this diff to correct the typo:
- const cloesIcon = `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> + const closeIcon = `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>Also, update the reference accordingly:
- cancelIcon.innerHTML = cloesIcon + cancelIcon.innerHTML = closeIcon
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50-58: Use a more reliable method for deep cloning objectsUsing
JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(item))for deep cloning can lead to issues with functions, undefined values, or circular references. Consider using a utility likelodash.cloneDeepfor a more robust solution.Update the imports and use
cloneDeep:+ import cloneDeep from 'lodash/cloneDeep'; const getItemCopy = (props, tour) => { const { domData } = props; const result = domData.map((item) => { - const itemCopy = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(item)); + const itemCopy = cloneDeep(item); itemCopy.button = item.button.map((e) => { - const eCopy = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(e)); + const eCopy = cloneDeep(e); eCopy.action = tour[e.action]; return eCopy; }); return itemCopy; }); return result; };
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9-9: Remove unnecessaryresultparameter fromgetItemCopyfunctionThe
resultparameter is not used as an input and is reassigned within the function. Removing it simplifies the function signature.Modify the function signature:
- const getItemCopy = (props, tour, result) => { + const getItemCopy = (props, tour) => {Adjust the function call:
- const deepCopy = getItemCopy(props, tour, result); + const deepCopy = getItemCopy(props, tour);Remove the unused variable:
- const result = {};
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16-16: Simplify the condition checkingstate.domDataThe condition
if (state.domData && state.domData !== 0)can be simplified. Since0is a falsy value in JavaScript, andstate.domDatabeing0would already fail the first condition.Simplify the condition:
- if (state.domData && state.domData !== 0) { + if (state.domData) {
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22-22: Simplify the condition checkingsteps.hightBoxThe condition
if (steps.hightBox && steps.hightBox.length !== 0)can be shortened to improve readability.Simplify the condition:
- if (steps.hightBox && steps.hightBox.length !== 0) { + if (steps.hightBox && steps.hightBox.length) {
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128-145: Avoid hardcoding SVG content within the codeEmbedding the SVG markup directly in the code increases complexity and can make maintenance difficult. Consider importing the SVG as a module or using an icon library.
Example of importing the SVG:
+ import closeIconSVG from './path/to/closeIcon.svg'; ... - const closeIcon = `<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> - <!-- SVG content --> - </svg>`; + const closeIcon = closeIconSVG; ... cancelIcon.innerHTML = closeIcon;packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (3)
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373-375: Prevent 'NaNpx' in computed indentationIn the
computedIndentfunction, usingparseInton potentially undefined or non-numeric values (tree.indentandtree.baseIndent) may result inNaN, leading to invalid CSS values like'NaNpx'.Consider adding default values or validating the inputs to ensure they are valid numbers:
export const computedIndent = () => ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { + const indent = parseInt(tree.indent) || 0 + const baseIndent = parseInt(tree.baseIndent) || 0 return ( - (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (parseInt(tree.indent) + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + parseInt(tree.baseIndent) + 'px' + (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (indent + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + baseIndent + 'px' ) }This ensures that if
tree.indentortree.baseIndentare invalid or undefined, they default to0, preventingNaNin the result.
363-364: Consider centralizing icon definitionsIf
'icon-expand'and'icon-put-away'are standard icons used throughout the project, consider defining them as constants or within a configuration file. This promotes consistency and makes future updates easier.For example, you can define constants at the top of the file or in a separate icons configuration module:
const DEFAULT_EXPAND_ICON = 'icon-expand'; const DEFAULT_COLLAPSE_ICON = 'icon-put-away';Then update the code:
export const computedExpandIcon = ({ designConfig }) => (treeRoot, state) => { if (state.tree.icon) { return state.tree.icon; } if (treeRoot.showLine) { - const expandIcon = designConfig?.icons?.expanded || 'icon-expand'; - const collapseIcon = designConfig?.icons?.collapse || 'icon-put-away'; + const expandIcon = designConfig?.icons?.expanded || DEFAULT_EXPAND_ICON; + const collapseIcon = designConfig?.icons?.collapse || DEFAULT_COLLAPSE_ICON; return state.expanded ? expandIcon : collapseIcon; } return 'icon-chevron-right'; }
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373-375: Validate inputs to 'parseInt' to avoid unexpected resultsUsing
parseIntwithout specifying the radix can lead to unexpected results iftree.indentortree.baseIndentstart with0(interpreted as octal) or are not numeric strings.Specify the radix explicitly and ensure the inputs are valid:
export const computedIndent = () => ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { + const indent = parseInt(tree.indent, 10) || 0; + const baseIndent = parseInt(tree.baseIndent, 10) || 0; return ( (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (indent + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + baseIndent + 'px' ); }Alternatively, use
Number()for conversion:export const computedIndent = () => ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { + const indent = Number(tree.indent) || 0; + const baseIndent = Number(tree.baseIndent) || 0; return ( (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (indent + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + baseIndent + 'px' ); }packages/vue/src/select/src/pc.vue (2)
615-625: Organize icon imports for better readabilityTo improve code readability and maintainability, consider organizing the icon imports alphabetically or grouping them logically based on their usage. This practice makes it easier to locate and manage imports, especially as the list grows.
692-692: Translate comment to English for consistencyThe comment
// 默认下拉图标is in Chinese. For consistency and to ensure that all team members and contributors can understand the codebase, please translate the comment to English. For example:- IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), // 默认下拉图标 + IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), // default dropdown iconpackages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (2)
1699-1699: Use English for code comments to maintain consistencyThe comment
// tiny 新增： sizeMap适配不同主题is in Chinese. For consistency and to ensure all team members can understand the codebase, please use English for code comments.
600-600: Use English for code comments to maintain consistencyThe comment
// tiny 新增的spacing (design中配置：aui为4，smb为0，tiny 默认为0)is in Chinese. To maintain code readability for all contributors, consider translating code comments into English.packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (7)
723-723: Translate code comments to English for consistencyThe comment on line 723 is written in Chinese. To maintain consistency and readability across the codebase, please translate all comments to English.
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packages/design/saas/src/guide/index.ts (1)
3-3: Approve addition ofisUseModalOverlay, but clarification needed on removed propertyThe addition of
isUseModalOverlay: truelooks good and follows proper naming conventions for boolean properties. However, there are a few points to address:
The removal of
btnOrderReversed(as mentioned in the AI summary) could potentially be a breaking change. Can you provide more context on why this property was removed and how it affects the component's functionality?Please ensure that the component's documentation is updated to reflect this change in the API, explaining the new
isUseModalOverlayproperty and removing references tobtnOrderReversed.To ensure that this change doesn't introduce unintended side effects, let's verify the usage of both properties in the codebase:
This will help us identify any places where the old property is still being used or where the new property needs to be implemented.
packages/design/aurora/src/transfer-panel/index.ts (1)
1-4: LGTM: Clear and concise configuration exportThe overall structure of this configuration export is clear, concise, and easy to understand. It provides a good foundation for configuring the transfer panel component.
packages/design/smb/index.ts (1)
6-6: LGTM, but please clarify the rationale behind removing all components.The changes look good from a code perspective, but I have some questions and suggestions:
Could you please explain the reasoning behind removing all the components from this package? Understanding the motivation will help in assessing the overall impact of these changes.
Given that this is a significant change, it would be helpful to update the package documentation to reflect the new structure and purpose of this package.
To ensure that these changes don't unintentionally break existing code, let's verify the impact on the rest of the codebase:
If these searches return results, it might indicate that some parts of the codebase still depend on the removed components, which would require further updates.
Consider the following architectural advice:
- If these components have been moved to a different package, ensure that the new location is clearly documented and that any necessary migration guides are provided.
- If the components have been deprecated, consider adding deprecation notices or console warnings for any attempted imports to help developers update their code.
- Update any relevant documentation or README files to reflect these changes and guide users on how to use the package in its new form.
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packages/design/aurora/src/popconfirm/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows best practices.The import statement is well-structured, importing only the necessary
iconWarningfunction from the@opentiny/vue-iconpackage.packages/design/saas/src/popconfirm/index.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct.The import of
iconWarningfrom '@opentiny/vue-icon' is properly formatted and appears to be the correct way to import the icon for use in this module.
1-7: Overall assessment: Good start, with room for improvement.The file successfully exports a configuration object for the Popconfirm component, focusing on icon management. While the current implementation is functional, the suggested improvements (lazy initialization and TypeScript types) would enhance performance and developer experience. These changes align with best practices in modern JavaScript/TypeScript development.
packages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and follows best practices.The import of
iconArrowBottomfrom '@opentiny/vue-icon' is properly structured and follows naming conventions.
1-7: Overall assessment: Good implementation with room for minor improvements.This new file introduces a filter box component with an expandable button icon. The implementation is clean and straightforward. Consider the following suggestions for improvement:
- Add TypeScript interfaces or type annotations for better type safety.
- Reconsider the immediate invocation of
iconArrowBottom()for more flexibility and potentially better performance.These changes will enhance the maintainability and reusability of the component.
5-5: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider a more flexible approach to icon assignment.
The current implementation immediately invokes
iconArrowBottom(). This might lead to unnecessary re-renders and reduces flexibility. Consider passing the icon function instead of its invocation result.Here's a suggested change:
- expandButton: iconArrowBottom() + expandButton: iconArrowBottomThis change allows the parent component to control when the icon is rendered, potentially improving performance and flexibility.
Let's verify the usage of this icon in other parts of the codebase:
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Refactor
expandButtonto Use Icon Function ReferenceThe verification confirms that
iconArrowBottomis consistently invoked immediately across multiple files, includingpackages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts. Refactoring to pass the icon function instead of its invocation can enhance flexibility and potentially reduce unnecessary re-renders.Suggested Change:
- expandButton: iconArrowBottom() + expandButton: iconArrowBottomThis adjustment allows parent components to manage the rendering of the icon, improving performance and maintainability.
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packages/design/aurora/src/upload-list/index.ts (3)
1-12: LGTM: Well-structured configuration exportThe overall structure of this export is clean and well-organized. Separating the configuration into
stateandiconsobjects provides a clear distinction between progress-related settings and icon components, which will make it easier to maintain and extend in the future.
2-7: Review state configuration and clarify design choicesThe
stateobject configuration looks reasonable, but a few points need clarification:
- The
progressTypeis set to 'circle'. Is there a need to support other types of progress indicators?progressWidthis set tonull. Is this intentional, or should it have a default value?- Is the
progressStrokeWidthof 6 based on design specifications?tooltipDisabledis set totrue. This might affect user experience. What's the rationale behind disabling tooltips by default?Consider adding comments to explain these configuration choices, especially if they're based on specific design requirements or user experience considerations.
8-11: Clarify icon component configurationThe
iconsobject configuration raises a few questions:
- The
closeComponentis set to 'icon-close'. Is this referencing a predefined icon component or CSS class?- The
preViewComponentis set to an empty string. Is this intentional, or is it a placeholder for a future implementation?Consider the following suggestions:
- Add comments to explain the expected format or usage of these icon components.
- If
preViewComponentis not implemented yet, consider using a TODO comment to indicate future work.To verify the usage of 'icon-close', we can search for its definition or usage in the codebase:
packages/design/saas/src/upload-list/index.ts (1)
1-12: LGTM: Clean and well-structured exportThe overall structure of the export is clean and well-organized. The separation of
stateandiconsprovides a clear distinction between different aspects of the component configuration.packages/renderless/src/filter-box/vue.ts (1)
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3-3: LGTM: API export updated correctlyThe
apiarray has been updated to includehandeClick, which aligns with its import and usage in therenderlessfunction. This change ensures that the exported API is complete and consistent.packages/renderless/src/breadcrumb-item/vue.ts (1)
33-33: Improved flexibility for breadcrumb separator.The change enhances the
separatorproperty by introducing a chain of fallback values. This modification allows for more customization options while maintaining a sensible default.Considerations:
- The order of precedence (breadcrumb.separator > designConfig?.separator > '/') seems logical.
- The use of the optional chaining operator (
?.) fordesignConfigis a good practice to prevent errors ifdesignConfigis undefined.- The default separator has been changed from '>' to '/', which is a common convention for breadcrumbs.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce unexpected behavior, let's verify the usage of
separatoracross the codebase:✅ Verification successful
Verification of breadcrumb separator change
The change to the
separatorproperty inpackages/renderless/src/breadcrumb-item/vue.tshas been verified. The implementation uses a fallback mechanism as described in the review comment:separator: computed(() => breadcrumb.separator || designConfig?.separator || '/')This change appears to be consistent with the intended behavior and provides more flexibility for customization. However, there are a few points to consider:
The default separator is now '/' instead of '>', which is a common convention for breadcrumbs.
Two design packages (aurora and saas) still use '>' as the default separator. This inconsistency might need to be addressed:
- ./packages/design/aurora/src/breadcrumb-item/index.ts
- ./packages/design/saas/src/breadcrumb-item/index.ts
The 'separator' concept is used widely across the codebase, so this change might have a broader impact on other components or features.
While the change itself seems appropriate, it's recommended to:
- Update the design packages to use the new default separator for consistency.
- Review other components that use separators to ensure they are not affected by this change.
- Update any documentation or examples that might reference the old default separator.
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packages/design/aurora/index.ts (3)
2-2: New component imports look good!The new component imports have been added correctly and follow the existing naming convention. This is consistent with the changes mentioned in the AI summary.
Also applies to: 8-8, 10-14, 17-22
37-37: New components correctly added to exportsThe newly imported components have been correctly added to the
componentsobject in the default export. This ensures they are available for use in the Aurora design system.Also applies to: 43-43, 45-49, 52-57
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1-66: Excellent consistency between imports and exportsThere is perfect consistency between the imported components and those listed in the
componentsobject. The matching order of imports and exports enhances code readability and maintainability.packages/design/saas/index.ts (2)
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1-68: Overall file structure and consistency look good.The file maintains consistency between imports and exports for all components, including the newly added ones. This consistency is crucial for maintaining a clean and understandable codebase.
However, please address the previously mentioned issues regarding Pager and Popeditor to ensure full alignment with the intended changes for this pull request.
3-23: New component imports look good, but check Pager and Popeditor usage.The new component imports (BreadcrumbItem, FilterBox, Guide, Milestone, Popconfirm, Popover, Time, TimeRange, TimeSpinner, TransferPanel, and UploadList) have been correctly added. However, Pager and Popeditor are still imported but reportedly removed from exports.
Let's verify if Pager and Popeditor are still used elsewhere in the codebase:
If these components are not used elsewhere, consider removing their imports to maintain consistency.
packages/vue/src/filter-box/src/pc.vue (6)
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1-1: Improved class binding for better flexibilityThe class binding for the main div has been enhanced to include conditional classes based on the
disabledandblankprops. This improvement allows for more dynamic styling of the component.
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2-2: Fixed typo in click event handlerThe click event handler has been corrected from
handeClicktohandleClick. This fix resolves a potential bug where the click event would not have been properly handled.
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8-8: Improved value rendering logicThe value rendering logic has been updated to correctly handle the case when the value is 0. This change ensures that zero values are displayed properly, fixing a potential display issue.
24-24: Updated icon imports for consistencyThe import statements for icons have been updated to use a more consistent naming convention (
iconDownWard,iconError,iconHelpCircle). This change aligns with the project's standards and improves code readability.
31-33: Updated icon component declarationsThe component declarations for icons have been modified to match the new import names and now use a function call syntax. This change ensures that the component uses the correct icon implementations and follows the project's conventions for icon usage.
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1-33: Overall improvements to the FilterBox componentThe changes made to this file represent several minor improvements and bug fixes for the FilterBox component:
- Enhanced class bindings for more flexible styling
- Fixed a typo in the click event handler
- Improved value rendering logic to correctly handle zero values
- Updated icon imports and declarations for better consistency with project standards
These changes enhance the component's functionality and align it better with the project's conventions. No significant issues or concerns were identified during the review.
packages/vue/src/alert/src/index.ts (1)
20-20: LGTM. Verify new icon and update documentation.The change from 'icon-warning' to 'icon-warning-triangle' for the warning type alert seems intentional and consistent with the naming convention of other icons in the ICON_MAP.
Please ensure the following:
- The 'icon-warning-triangle' exists in the project's icon library.
- Update any relevant documentation or design specifications to reflect this icon change for warning alerts.
Run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old icon name:
If any occurrences are found, please review them to determine if they also need to be updated.
✅ Verification successful
Verified: 'icon-warning' has been successfully replaced with 'icon-warning-triangle' in the Alert component.
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packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/index.ts (1)
18-18: Icon update for leftWardArrow: Verify consistency across the projectThe icon for
leftWardArrowhas been updated from 'icon-delta-left' to 'icon-left-ward-arrow'. This change appears to be part of a larger icon standardization effort.To ensure consistency across the project, please run the following script to check for any remaining instances of 'icon-delta-left' and confirm that this icon update has been applied uniformly:
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Icon Update Successfully Verified
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packages/renderless/src/action-menu/index.ts (1)
37-37: Verify the impact of the default spacing change.The default spacing for the action menu has been increased from 5px to 8px. While this change is relatively minor, it could affect the component's appearance and layout in its default state.
Consider the following:
- Ensure this change aligns with the overall design system guidelines.
- Verify that this doesn't negatively impact existing layouts, especially in tight spaces.
- Update any related documentation or design specs to reflect this change.
To help verify the impact, you can run the following script to find other occurrences of the previous 5px spacing in action menu related files:
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Default spacing change verified with no additional '5px' usages found.
The update from '5px' to '8px' is isolated to the specified line, ensuring consistent spacing without impacting other components or layouts.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/renderless/src/time-range/vue.ts (2)
74-74: Improved fallback behavior for showTimePickerRangeButtonThis change enhances the robustness of the
showTimePickerRangeButtoninitialization. By using the nullish coalescing operator (??), it ensures that the button is shown by default (set totrue) when not explicitly configured indesignConfig. This approach maintains backwards compatibility while providing a clear default behavior.
74-74: Review similar patterns in the codebaseThis change introduces a pattern of providing default values for design config properties. It might be worthwhile to review other components in the codebase to see if they could benefit from similar improvements, ensuring consistent behavior across the library.
To identify similar patterns that might benefit from this improvement, you can run the following script:
This script will search for instances where design config properties are assigned without providing default values, which might be candidates for similar improvements.
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Adjusting the Search Script for Correct File Types
To successfully search for similar patterns, please run the updated script below:
Refining the Search Script with Explicit File Extensions
To effectively search for similar patterns, please run the updated script below:
No Similar Patterns Found in the Codebase
No additional instances of design config properties without default values were found. The current implementation maintains consistent behavior across the library.
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packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (2)
58-58: LGTM. Verify visual consistency.The icon import has been updated from
iconWarningtoiconWarningTriangle. This change is consistent with the intended modifications mentioned in the summary.Please ensure that the new
iconWarningTrianglevisually aligns with the component's design and doesn't introduce any unexpected UI changes. You may want to check this in different themes if applicable.
68-68: LGTM. Verify icon usage in template.The component declaration has been correctly updated to use
IconWarningTriangle: iconWarningTriangle(), which aligns with the import change.To ensure the change is fully implemented, please verify that all instances of
IconWarningin the template have been updated toIconWarningTriangle. You can use the following command to check for any remaining occurrences:If this command returns any results, those occurrences should be updated to
IconWarningTriangle.✅ Verification successful
All instances of
IconWarninghave been successfully replaced withIconWarningTrianglein the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/renderless/src/split/vue.ts (1)
54-54: Approve change with suggestions for improvementThe modification to
triggerBarConWithLineis an improvement. It simplifies the logic and provides more flexibility by allowingfalseas a valid input fromdesignConfig.However, consider the following suggestions:
- Update the comment to include an English translation for better maintainability. For example: "SMB style: the drag block is a line / SMB 风格的拖动块是线条"
- Verify that this change aligns with the expected behavior in all scenarios, especially when
designConfig?.triggerBarConWithLineis explicitly set tofalse.To verify the usage and impact of this change, you can run the following script:
This script will help identify any potential impacts on other parts of the codebase and ensure that the change is consistent with the overall design and usage of the Split component.
packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue (3)
106-106: Verify icon rendering and conduct visual testingThe component has been updated from
IconDeltaLefttoIconLeftWardArrow, which is consistent with the import change.To ensure the new icon is properly integrated, please:
- Visually inspect the rendered component to confirm the new icon appears correctly.
- Run any existing visual regression tests.
- If no visual tests exist, consider adding them to catch any future unintended changes.
Update any component screenshots or visual documentation to reflect this icon change.
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1-114: Overall review summaryThe changes to this component include updating the icon import and usage, adding new props for enhanced configurability, and updating the component registration. These modifications appear to be part of a larger update to the icon system and component functionality.
Key points:
- The icon has been changed from
IconDeltaLefttoIconLeftWardArrow.- New props have been added:
appendToBody,textField,tip,tipPosition, andeffect.Recommendations:
- Ensure all references to the old icon have been updated throughout the codebase.
- Verify that the new props are properly utilized within the component.
- Update the component's documentation to reflect these changes, including usage examples for the new props.
- Conduct thorough testing, including visual regression tests, to ensure the changes don't introduce any unintended side effects.
The changes look good overall, pending the verifications and documentation updates suggested in the individual comments.
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95-99: Verify usage of new props and update documentationNew props have been added:
appendToBody,textField,tip,tipPosition, andeffect. These additions enhance the component's configurability.Run the following script to check the usage of these new props within the component:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check usage of new props in the component # Test: Search for usage of new props ast-grep --lang vue --pattern 'v-bind:$prop="$_" | :$prop="$_" | $prop="$_"' | rg -e 'appendToBody|textField|tip|tipPosition|effect'Ensure that these new props are properly documented in the component's API documentation. Consider adding examples of their usage in the component's documentation or README.
packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (5)
76-76: LGTM: Default progressType set appropriatelyThe change provides a sensible default ('line') for
progressTypewhile still allowing for configuration throughdesignConfig. The use of optional chaining is a good practice for safely accessing nested properties.
81-81: LGTM: Default progressStrokeWidth set appropriatelyThe change provides a sensible default (4) for
progressStrokeWidthwhile still allowing for configuration throughdesignConfig. The use of optional chaining is a good practice for safely accessing nested properties.
82-82: LGTM: tooltipDisabled default set with nullish coalescingThe use of the nullish coalescing operator (??) for
tooltipDisabledis an excellent choice. It provides a default value offalsewhile still allowing for configuration throughdesignConfig. This approach handles undefined values appropriately and improves code readability.
83-83: Verify the icon change for closeComponentThe default icon for
closeComponenthas been changed from 'icon-close' to 'icon-del'. While this change is implemented correctly, it's important to ensure that this icon change aligns with the intended design and user experience.Please confirm that the 'icon-del' icon is the intended replacement for 'icon-close' in this context. You may want to check with the design team or review any related design documents to ensure this change is intentional and consistent with the overall UI design.
76-87: Ensure thorough testing of visual changesThe changes in this file improve the configurability of the upload list component by providing sensible defaults for various properties. However, these changes may result in visual differences, particularly:
- Progress bar appearance (type changed to 'line', width set to '68', stroke width to 4)
- Icon changes ('icon-del' for close, 'icon-fullscreen-left' for preview)
Please ensure that these changes are thoroughly tested across different scenarios and device sizes. Verify that the new defaults align with the intended design and user experience. Consider the following:
- Test the component with and without custom
designConfigto ensure it behaves correctly in both scenarios.- Verify the visual appearance of the progress bar with the new default settings.
- Check that the new icons are displayed correctly and convey the right meaning to users.
- Test on different screen sizes to ensure the new default progressWidth of '68' works well across devices.
It may be helpful to provide before/after screenshots to the PR for easier visual comparison.
packages/vue/src/drawer/src/pc.vue (1)
101-106: Consider the implications of changing the button order.The order of the cancel and confirm buttons has been switched. While this change doesn't affect functionality, it may impact user experience and expectations.
- Consistency: Ensure this new order aligns with other components in your design system and follows your UI/UX guidelines.
- User Expectations: Consider whether users are accustomed to a specific button order in your application.
- Accessibility: Verify that this change doesn't negatively impact keyboard navigation or screen reader users.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, run the following script:
This will help identify the prevalent button order in your codebase and ensure consistency.
packages/vue/src/dropdown/src/pc.vue (5)
119-119: LGTM! Consistent icon usage.The update to use
iconDownWardas the fallback option forIconDownis consistent with the import changes and maintains the existing component behavior.
120-120: LGTM! Consistent icon usage for button.The update to use
iconDownWardforButtonIconDownis consistent with the previous changes and maintains the existing component behavior.
171-173: LGTM! Improved readability.The reformatting of the class binding improves code readability without changing functionality. This change aligns with best practices for maintaining clean and easily readable code.
181-183: LGTM! Consistent formatting improvement.The reformatting of the class binding for the span element is consistent with the previous formatting changes and improves code readability without altering functionality.
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1-205: Summary: Icon update and code formatting improvements.The changes in this file primarily focus on updating the icon usage from
iconDeltaDowntoiconDownWardand improving code formatting. These modifications:
- Maintain consistent icon usage throughout the component.
- Improve code readability through better formatting of class bindings.
- Do not introduce any functional changes or potential issues.
Overall, these changes enhance the code quality without altering the component's behavior.
packages/design/aurora/src/milestone/index.ts (1)
9-9:⚠️ Potential issueEnsure
statusis a valid hex color before conversion.If
statusis not a valid hex color code,api.hexToRgb(status)may throw an error or return unexpected results. Consider adding validation or default handling to ensurestatusis a valid hex color before converting it.Here's a script to verify that all possible
statusvalues are valid hex color codes:packages/design/saas/src/milestone/index.ts (1)
15-15: Verify thatconstants.BOX_SHADOW_PXis defined and validEnsure that
constants.BOX_SHADOW_PXis defined and contains a valid CSS value for use in theboxShadowproperty. An undefined or incorrect value could lead to styling issues.packages/renderless/src/guide/index.ts (3)
84-84: EnsureuseModalOverlayhandles undefineddesignConfiggracefullyThe line
useModalOverlay: designConfig?.state?.isUseModalOverlay ?? false,uses optional chaining and the nullish coalescing operator to set a default value. This is a good practice to prevent runtime errors ifdesignConfigor its nested properties are undefined.
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147-147: Avoid settinginnerHTMLdirectly to minimize XSS risksDirectly assigning HTML content using
innerHTMLcan introduce security vulnerabilities. Even if the content is static, it's safer to manipulate DOM elements using methods likecreateElementandappendChild.Ensure that
closeIconcannot be modified by external input.
84-84: Confirm the correct default value foruseModalOverlayUsing
designConfig?.state?.isUseModalOverlay ?? falsesetsuseModalOverlaytofalsewhenisUseModalOverlayisundefinedornull. Verify that this aligns with the intended default behavior.If the default should be
true, adjust the code accordingly.packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (1)
363-364: Ensure default icons are defined and consistentThe default icons
'icon-expand'and'icon-put-away'are used whendesignConfig?.icons?.expandedordesignConfig?.icons?.collapseare not provided. Verify that these default icon names are correctly defined in your icon assets and follow the project's naming conventions.You can run the following script to check if the default icons are available:
packages/vue/src/tree/src/tree-node.vue (2)
250-252: New icon imports are correctly addedThe icons
iconFinish,iconExpand, andiconPutAwayhave been successfully imported from@opentiny/vue-icon. This ensures that they are available for use within the component.
338-339: Icon components registered appropriatelyThe components
IconExpandandIconPutAwayhave been correctly registered in thecomponentssection using their respective functions. This allows the icons to be utilized within the template as needed.packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (2)
600-600: Use updated initial input height prioritizationThe assignment of
sizeInMapnow prioritizesdesignConfig?.state.initialInputHeight, thenstate.initialInputHeight, and defaults to32if neither is available. This ensures that the input height adapts correctly based on the design configuration.
1699-1699: Verify size values indefaultSizeMapfor accuracyThe
defaultSizeMapis defined as{ default: 32, mini: 24, small: 36, medium: 40 }. Please verify that the size values accurately reflect the intended design, especially sincesmall(36) is larger thandefault(32). Ifsmallis meant to be smaller thandefault, consider adjusting the values accordingly.packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (3)
721-724: Update default sizing valuesThe adjustments to
sizeInMapandspacingHeightcorrectly integrate design configurations with default values. The use of optional chaining (?.) and nullish coalescing (??) operators is appropriate and enhances the robustness of the code.
2019-2020: Set default size map for theme adaptationThe
defaultSizeMapis appropriately defined to adapt to different themes. AssigningsizeMapusingdesignConfig?.state?.sizeMap || defaultSizeMapensures that custom configurations are prioritized over defaults.
2365-2366: Utilize design configuration for dropdown iconThe code correctly integrates
designConfig?.icons.dropdownIconwith a fallback to'icon-down-ward'. This approach ensures that custom icons are used when available, while maintaining a default option.
| export default { | ||
| inputBoxType: 'normal', | ||
| showInputSearch: false | ||
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Consider adding TypeScript interface for better type safety
The exported configuration object is clear and concise. However, to improve type safety and provide better intellisense for consumers of this module, consider defining a TypeScript interface for the configuration object.
Here's a suggested implementation:
interface TransferPanelConfig {
inputBoxType: 'normal' | string; // Add other possible values if any
showInputSearch: boolean;
}
const config: TransferPanelConfig = {
inputBoxType: 'normal',
showInputSearch: false
};
export default config;This change will provide better type checking and autocompletion for users of this module.
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| // 控制time-picker组件时间范围button显示和样式 | |||
| showTimePickerRangeButton: true | |||
| showTimePickerRangeButton: false | |||
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The showTimePickerRangeButton property has been changed from true to false. This change will hide the time picker range button, which could significantly affect the component's functionality and user experience.
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| icons: { | ||
| warning: iconWarning() | ||
| } |
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Consider performance and future extensibility of icons.
The current implementation dynamically creates the warning icon. While this works, it might have performance implications if the iconWarning() function is called frequently. Additionally, the current structure might be limiting if more icons need to be added in the future.
Consider the following suggestions:
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If the icon doesn't need to be dynamic, create it once and export the result:
const warningIcon = iconWarning(); export default { icons: { warning: warningIcon } };
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For better extensibility, consider using a more flexible structure:
import { iconWarning, iconInfo, iconError } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'; const createIcon = (iconFn: () => any) => iconFn(); export default { icons: { warning: createIcon(iconWarning), info: createIcon(iconInfo), error: createIcon(iconError), // Easy to add more icons in the future } };
| export default { | ||
| icons: { | ||
| warning: iconWarning() | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Consider lazy initialization and add type information.
The current implementation initializes the warning icon immediately when the module is imported. Consider the following suggestions:
- Lazy initialization: This could improve performance if the icon isn't always used.
- Add TypeScript type information: This would enhance type safety and developer experience.
Here's a suggested implementation incorporating these changes:
import { iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
interface Icons {
warning: ReturnType<typeof iconWarning>
}
interface PopconfirmConfig {
icons: {
warning: () => Icons['warning']
}
}
const config: PopconfirmConfig = {
icons: {
warning: () => iconWarning()
}
}
export default configThis approach lazily initializes the icon and provides type information. The warning property is now a function that returns the icon, ensuring it's only created when needed.
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| icons: { | ||
| expandButton: iconArrowBottom() |
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Consider lazy initialization of the icon.
The iconArrowBottom function is being called immediately when the module is imported. This might not be necessary if the icon is not always used. Consider lazy initialization to potentially improve performance.
You could modify the code to use a getter or a function that returns the icon:
import { iconArrowBottom } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
export default {
icons: {
get expandButton() {
return iconArrowBottom()
}
}
}This way, the icon is only created when it's actually accessed.
| background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' |
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- color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR + '!important',
- 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR,
+ background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important',
+ color: (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR) + '!important',
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| background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR) + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR) + '!important', | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' |
| if (status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED) { | ||
| return { | ||
| 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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As with the previous comment, ensure '!important' is appended correctly in the COMPLETED status block by adjusting the operator precedence.
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- color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR + '!important',
- 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR,
+ 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important',
+ color: (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR) + '!important',
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| if (status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR) + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR) + '!important', | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } |
| if (props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING) { | ||
| return { | ||
| 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Ensure '!important' is appended correctly to style values
Due to operator precedence, '!important' may not be appended when statusColor is truthy. To guarantee '!important' is always included, wrap the conditional expressions in parentheses.
Apply this diff to fix the operator precedence:
- 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important',
+ 'background-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR) + '!important',
- 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR,
+ 'border-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR) + '!important',Repeat similar adjustments in the subsequent return statements to ensure consistency.
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| if (props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if (props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR) + '!important', | |
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': (statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR) + '!important', | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } |
| const smbConstants = { | ||
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | ||
| DEFAULT: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| COMPLETED: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| DOING: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Consider moving smbConstants outside the getMileIcon function for optimization
The smbConstants object is defined inside the getMileIcon function, which means it's recreated every time the function is called. To improve performance, consider moving it outside the function so it's defined only once.
Apply this diff to move smbConstants outside the function:
+const smbConstants = {
+ STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
+ DEFAULT: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ },
+ COMPLETED: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ },
+ DOING: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
+ COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ }
+ }
+};
+
export const getMileIcon =
({ constants, props }: Pick<IMilestoneRenderlessParams, 'constants' | 'props'>) =>
(node: IMilestoneNode): IMilestoneIconStyle => {
- const smbConstants = {
- STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
- DEFAULT: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- },
- COMPLETED: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- },
- DOING: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
- COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- }
- }
- };
const status = node[props.statusField];
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| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| export const getMileIcon = | |
| ({ constants, props }: Pick<IMilestoneRenderlessParams, 'constants' | 'props'>) => | |
| (node: IMilestoneNode): IMilestoneIconStyle => { | |
| const status = node[props.statusField]; | |
| // Rest of the function... |
| ? state.selectedLabel | ||
| : '' |
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Consider displaying state.selectedLabel in the title for single-select when enabled
Currently, the :title attribute in the tagsGroup div displays state.selectedLabel only when the select is disabled and not multiple (!multiple && state.selectDisabled). To enhance user experience by providing a tooltip with the selected value, consider displaying state.selectedLabel even when the select is enabled and not multiple.
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packages/design/aurora/src/popconfirm/index.ts (1)
3-7: LGTM: Well-structured export for the Popconfirm component icons.The default export provides a clean structure for accessing the warning icon within the Popconfirm component. This approach allows for easy extension if more icons are needed in the future.
However, consider the following suggestions for potential improvements:
- You might want to add a brief comment explaining the purpose of this file and how it's used in the Popconfirm component.
- Consider using a named export instead of a default export for better tree-shaking and explicit imports.
Here's an example of how you could implement these suggestions:
import { iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' -export default { +// Icons used in the Popconfirm component +export const PopconfirmIcons = { icons: { warning: iconWarning() } }This change would require updating the import statements where this file is used, but it could lead to more explicit and maintainable code.
packages/design/aurora/src/filter-box/index.ts (1)
3-7: Consider using a more descriptive name for the exported object.The current export is good, but we could improve it by giving the object a more descriptive name. This would enhance code readability and make it clear what this configuration is for.
Here's a suggested improvement:
-export default { +export default { + name: 'filterBoxConfig', icons: { expandButton: iconArrowBottom() } }This change adds a
nameproperty to the exported object, making it clearer that this configuration is specifically for the filter box component.packages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts (1)
1-7: Consider adding documentation for better maintainability.While the code is concise and clear, adding a brief comment or documentation block at the beginning of the file would improve maintainability. This could include:
- A description of the file's purpose
- How it fits into the larger filter-box component structure
- Any important usage notes for other developers
Here's an example of what you could add at the beginning of the file:
/** * Filter Box Icon Configuration * * This file exports the icon configuration for the Filter Box component. * It defines the expandButton icon used in the component's UI. * * @module FilterBoxIcons */packages/design/aurora/src/upload-list/index.ts (2)
2-7: Consider the default values in thestateobjectThe
stateobject provides a good starting point for configuring the upload list component. However, there are a few points to consider:
The
progressWidthis set tonull. Ensure this is intentional and doesn't cause any rendering issues. If it's meant to be set dynamically, consider adding a comment explaining this.
tooltipDisabledis set totrueby default. This might affect accessibility. Consider enabling tooltips by default unless there's a specific reason not to.The
progressStrokeWidthof 6 seems reasonable, but verify that it aligns with your design system guidelines.Consider adding comments to explain the purpose of each property, especially for
progressWidthandtooltipDisabled, to improve maintainability.
8-11: Clarify the usage of icon componentsThe
iconsobject provides configuration for close and preview components. However, there are some points that need clarification:
The
closeComponentis set to 'icon-close'. Ensure that this string corresponds to a valid icon component or CSS class in your design system.The
preViewComponentis set to an empty string. This might lead to confusion or errors if the component expects a valid value. Consider one of the following options:
- If preview functionality is not implemented yet, use
nullor add a TODO comment.- If it's meant to be set by the user, consider adding a comment explaining this.
- If there's a default preview icon, set it here for consistency with
closeComponent.Add comments to explain the expected values and usage of these icon components to improve clarity for other developers.
packages/design/saas/src/upload-list/index.ts (2)
2-7: LGTM! Consider adding documentation for clarity.The
stateobject is well-structured with clear property names. However, to enhance maintainability and ease of use, consider adding JSDoc comments to explain the purpose and possible values for each property, especially forprogressWidthwhich is set tonull.Example documentation:
state: { /** Type of progress indicator. Possible values: 'circle', 'line' */ progressType: 'circle', /** Width of the progress indicator. Set to null for default size */ progressWidth: null, /** Thickness of the progress indicator stroke */ progressStrokeWidth: 6, /** Whether tooltips are disabled */ tooltipDisabled: true }
1-12: Overall structure looks good. Consider type definitions for improved maintainability.The file structure is clean and well-organized, exporting a configuration object for what appears to be an upload list component. The separation of
stateandiconsprovides a clear distinction between different aspects of the component.To further improve maintainability and type safety, consider defining TypeScript interfaces for the exported object and its nested objects. This would provide better IntelliSense support and catch potential type-related errors early. Here's an example:
interface UploadListState { progressType: 'circle' | 'line'; progressWidth: number | null; progressStrokeWidth: number; tooltipDisabled: boolean; } interface UploadListIcons { closeComponent: string; preViewComponent: string; } interface UploadListConfig { state: UploadListState; icons: UploadListIcons; } const config: UploadListConfig = { state: { progressType: 'circle', progressWidth: null, progressStrokeWidth: 6, tooltipDisabled: true }, icons: { closeComponent: 'icon-close', preViewComponent: '' } }; export default config;This approach would provide better type checking and documentation for the configuration object.
packages/renderless/src/filter-box/vue.ts (2)
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1-1: Correct the spelling ofhandeClicktohandleClick.The method name
handeClickappears to be misspelled. It should behandleClick. Please update the spelling in both the import statement and theapiarray.Apply this diff to fix the spelling:
-import { handleClear, handeClick } from './index' +import { handleClear, handleClick } from './index' -export const api = ['state', 'handleClear', 'focus', 'blur', 'handeClick'] +export const api = ['state', 'handleClear', 'focus', 'blur', 'handleClick']Also applies to: 3-3
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15-15: Correct the spelling ofhandeClicktohandleClickin the Object.assign call.The method name
handeClickis misspelled in theObject.assigncall. It should behandleClick.Apply this diff to fix the spelling:
- handeClick: handeClick({ props, emit }) + handleClick: handleClick({ props, emit })packages/design/aurora/src/milestone/index.ts (2)
1-3: LGTM! Consider adding TypeScript types for improved clarity.The structure of the renderless component is well-organized and follows good practices. To further enhance code quality and maintainability, consider adding TypeScript type annotations for the function parameters and return type.
Here's a suggested improvement:
interface RenderlessProps { // Define prop types here } interface RenderlessHooks { // Define hook types here } interface RenderlessConstants { // Define constant types here } interface RenderlessAPI { // Define API types here } export default { renderless: ( props: RenderlessProps, hooks: RenderlessHooks, { constants }: { constants: RenderlessConstants }, api: RenderlessAPI ): { getMileIcon: (node: any) => any; getFlagStyle: (params: { index: number; idx: number }) => any } => { // ... existing code ... } }
4-16: Good implementation. Consider removing!importantfrom styles.The
getMileIconmethod is well-implemented, with clear logic for determining milestone status and generating appropriate styles. However, the use of!importantin CSS styles should be avoided when possible, as it can lead to specificity issues and make styles harder to maintain.Consider refactoring to remove
!important:getMileIcon: (node) => { const status = props.milestonesStatus[node[props.statusField]] || constants.DEFAULT_COLOR const isCompleted = node[props.statusField] === props.completedField const switchColor = isCompleted && !props.solid const { r, g, b } = api.hexToRgb(status) return { background: switchColor ? constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR : status, color: switchColor ? status : constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR, boxShadow: `rgba(${r},${g},${b},.4) ${constants.BOX_SHADOW_PX}` } }If
!importantis necessary due to specificity issues, consider addressing those issues in your CSS architecture instead.packages/renderless/src/breadcrumb-item/vue.ts (1)
33-33: Approved: Improved flexibility for separator configuration.The change enhances the component's flexibility by allowing the separator to be configured from multiple sources. This is a good improvement that maintains backwards compatibility while providing new customization options.
Consider adding a comment to explain the precedence of separator sources for better maintainability:
separator: computed(() => // Precedence: 1. breadcrumb.separator, 2. designConfig.separator, 3. Default '/' breadcrumb.separator || designConfig?.separator || '/' )packages/design/saas/index.ts (2)
3-3: New component imports added successfully.The new component imports have been added correctly. However, to improve maintainability, consider reorganizing all imports in alphabetical order.
Consider applying this change to reorganize the imports:
import Alert from './src/alert' import Badge from './src/badge' +import BreadcrumbItem from './src/breadcrumb-item' import CollapseItem from './src/collapse-item' +import DatePanel from './src/date-panel' +import DateRange from './src/date-range' +import DialogBox from './src/dialog-box' import Drawer from './src/drawer' import Dropdown from './src/dropdown' import DropdownItem from './src/dropdown-item' import DropdownMenu from './src/dropdown-menu' +import FilterBox from './src/filter-box' import Form from './src/form' +import Grid from './src/grid' +import Guide from './src/guide' +import Input from './src/input' +import Loading from './src/loading' +import Milestone from './src/milestone' +import Popconfirm from './src/popconfirm' +import Popover from './src/popover' import Select from './src/select' +import Split from './src/split' import Switch from './src/switch' +import Time from './src/time' +import TimeRange from './src/time-range' +import TimeSpinner from './src/time-spinner' +import TransferPanel from './src/transfer-panel' +import UploadList from './src/upload-list' -import Loading from './src/loading' -import Input from './src/input' -import DateRange from './src/date-range' -import DialogBox from './src/dialog-box' -import DatePanel from './src/date-panel'Also applies to: 9-9, 11-11, 13-15, 18-23
Inconsistencies found between AI summary and actual code changes
The verification process has revealed significant discrepancies between the AI summary and the actual state of the codebase:
New components (BreadcrumbItem, FilterBox, Guide, Milestone, Popconfirm, Time, TimeRange, TimeSpinner, TransferPanel, UploadList) have been successfully added and are being used across various files.
Components mentioned as removed (Pager, Popeditor, Popover) are still present in the codebase and actively used. For example:
- Pager is imported and used in files like
pager/__test__/pager.test.tsxandgrid/src/pager/src/methods.ts.- Popeditor is imported in
popeditor/__tests__/popeditor.test.tsx.- Popover is imported in
popover/__tests__/popover.test.tsx.There are leftover imports and uses of these supposedly removed components throughout the codebase.
These inconsistencies suggest that the PR description, commit messages, or the AI summary may not accurately reflect the current state of the codebase. To resolve this:
- Manually review the PR description and commit messages to ensure they align with the actual code changes.
- Update the documentation to accurately reflect the current status of Pager, Popeditor, and Popover components.
- If the removal of these components is still planned, create a new task or issue to track the removal process.
- Ensure that future summaries and descriptions accurately represent the state of the codebase to avoid confusion.
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1-68: Overall review summary and additional considerations.The changes to this file successfully introduce new components to the SaaS design package. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The inconsistencies between the AI summary and the actual code (regarding Pager, Popeditor, and Popover) should be addressed.
- The order of imports and exports could be improved for better maintainability.
- It might be beneficial to verify that the PR description and commit messages accurately reflect the changes made in this file.
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packages/vue/src/filter-box/src/pc.vue (1)
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1-1: Typo in event handler nameThe
@clickevent handler has a typo. It should behandleClickinstead ofhandeClick.Please apply the following change:
- <div :class="['tiny-filter-box', disabled && 'disabled', blank && 'is-blank']" @click="handeClick"> + <div :class="['tiny-filter-box', disabled && 'disabled', blank && 'is-blank']" @click="handleClick">packages/vue/src/alert/src/pc.vue (1)
78-79: LGTM: New icon component added correctly.The
IconWarningTrianglecomponent has been properly added to the components object. The naming convention and initialization are consistent with other icon components.For improved readability, consider aligning the new component with the others:
components: { IconClose: iconClose(), IconSuccess: iconSuccess(), IconError: iconError(), IconHelp: iconHelp(), - IconWarning: iconWarning(), - IconWarningTriangle: iconWarningTriangle() + IconWarning: iconWarning(), + IconWarningTriangle: iconWarningTriangle() },packages/renderless/src/time/vue.ts (1)
63-63: Approved: Good use of nullish coalescing for configuration.The addition of
showTimePickerButtonconfiguration is a good improvement, allowing for more flexibility in the component's usage. The use of the nullish coalescing operator (??) is a clean way to provide a default value.For improved clarity, consider destructuring
designConfigin the function parameters. This would make it clear thatdesignConfigis an expected input:export const renderless = ( props, { computed, onMounted, reactive, watch, nextTick }, { t, emit: $emit, vm, designConfig } ) => { // ... rest of the code }This change would make the source of
designConfigmore explicit to readers of the code.packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (1)
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58-68: Summary: Icon update from Warning to WarningTriangleThe changes in this file involve updating the warning icon from
iconWarningtoiconWarningTriangle. This update is consistent across both the import statement and the component registration.Consider the following points:
- Ensure that this icon change is part of a broader design system update and is consistently applied across all relevant components.
- If this change is part of a major version update, make sure to document it in the changelog as it might affect the visual appearance of components using this icon.
- Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this icon change, especially if it's part of a larger design initiative or if it addresses any specific issues with the previous icon.
packages/renderless/src/split/vue.ts (1)
54-54: Approved: Good use of nullish coalescing, consider enhancing the comment.The change to use the nullish coalescing operator (
??) is a good improvement. It ensures thattriggerBarConWithLinedefaults totruewhendesignConfig?.triggerBarConWithLineisundefinedornull, making the code more robust.Consider enhancing the comment to be more descriptive and use proper English:
- triggerBarConWithLine: designConfig?.triggerBarConWithLine ?? true, // smb 风格的拖动块是线条 + triggerBarConWithLine: designConfig?.triggerBarConWithLine ?? true, // For SMB style: determines if the drag block is rendered as a lineThis change would make the comment more clear and informative for other developers.
packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (1)
77-80: LGTM: Improved progressWidth initializationThe use of
Object.hasOwnPropertyensures thatprogressWidthis only set fromdesignConfigif it's explicitly defined, which is a good practice. The default value of '68' is provided as a fallback.Consider using the nullish coalescing operator for a more concise expression:
progressWidth: designConfig?.state?.progressWidth ?? '68',This achieves the same result with less code and is easier to read.
packages/renderless/src/transfer-panel/vue.ts (1)
73-74: Approved: Good use of modern JavaScript features for flexible configuration.The changes to
inputBoxTypeandshowInputSearchimprove the component's configurability and robustness. The use of optional chaining and nullish coalescing operators is a good practice.For consistency, consider using the nullish coalescing operator for
inputBoxTypeas well:inputBoxType: designConfig?.inputBoxType ?? 'underline',This would maintain consistent behavior with
showInputSearchand prevent potential issues ifdesignConfig.inputBoxTypeis intentionally set to a falsy value other thannullorundefined.packages/vue/src/drawer/src/pc.vue (1)
101-106: LGTM! Consider adding a comment explaining the button order change.The reordering of the cancel and confirm buttons aligns with common UI patterns, potentially improving user experience. The code formatting is also more consistent now.
Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for switching the button order. This would be helpful for future maintainers. For example:
<!-- Cancel button placed first to align with common UI patterns and reduce accidental confirmations --> <tiny-button plain class="tiny-drawer__cancel-btn" @click="handleClose('cancel')"> {{ t('ui.button.cancel') }} </tiny-button> <tiny-button type="primary" class="tiny-drawer__confirm-btn" @click="handleClose('confirm')"> {{ t('ui.button.confirm') }} </tiny-button>packages/vue/src/tree/src/tree-node.vue (2)
250-252: LGTM. Consider updating documentation.The addition of
iconExpandandiconPutAwayicons suggests new functionality or design changes in the tree node component. These changes look good and follow the existing import pattern.If these new icons introduce new features or change the component's appearance, please ensure that the component's documentation is updated to reflect these changes.
250-252: Summary: New icons added, potential feature enhancementsThe changes in this file are focused on adding two new icons:
iconExpandandiconPutAway. These additions suggest upcoming feature enhancements or design updates to the tree node component.As these changes seem preparatory:
- Ensure that there's a plan to utilize these new icons in the component's template.
- Consider creating or updating relevant documentation or design specs to reflect the intended use of these new icons.
- If these changes are part of a larger feature, consider adding a TODO comment in the template where these icons will be used, to make it easier for future implementation.
Also applies to: 338-339
packages/design/smb/index.ts (1)
6-6: Consider removing the empty 'components' fieldSince the
componentsobject is now empty, and if there are no components to export, you might consider removing this field to simplify the code.packages/renderless/src/milestone/index.ts (1)
70-94: Unused propertiesBOX_SHADOW_PXandFLAG_CONTENT_CLSinsmbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAPThe properties
BOX_SHADOW_PXandFLAG_CONTENT_CLSare defined in each status withinsmbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAPbut are not utilized in thegetMileIconfunction. Consider removing these properties if they're unnecessary, or incorporate them into the styling if they serve a purpose.packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (1)
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370-373: Validate 'tree.indent' and 'tree.baseIndent' before parsingIn
computedIndent, usingparseIntontree.indentandtree.baseIndentwithout validation could lead toNaNif these properties are undefined or not valid numeric strings. To prevent potential issues, consider setting default values or validating their types before parsing.Apply this diff to address the issue:
export const computedIndent = () => ({ node, showLine }, { tree }) => { + const indent = parseInt(tree.indent) || 0 + const baseIndent = parseInt(tree.baseIndent) || 0 return (node.level > 1 ? 1 : 0) * (indent + (showLine ? 8 : 0)) + baseIndent + 'px' }packages/vue/src/select/src/pc.vue (2)
678-686: Ensure consistent component naming conventionsIn the components registration, there is a mix of PascalCase and camelCase naming conventions (e.g.,
IconClose: iconClose()). For clarity and maintainability, consider standardizing the component names.You might update the component registrations to consistently use PascalCase for component names:
TinyButton, - IconClose: iconClose(), + IconClose, TinyScrollbar, - IconCopy: iconCopy(), - IconAddCircle: iconAddCircle(), - IconLoadingShadow: iconLoadingShadow(), + IconCopy, + IconAddCircle, + IconLoadingShadow, TinySelectDropdown, - IconHalfselect: iconHalfselect(), - IconCheck: iconCheck(), - IconCheckedSur: iconCheckedSur(), + IconHalfselect, + IconCheck, + IconCheckedSur,And ensure the icons are imported appropriately:
import { iconClose, iconHalfselect, iconCheck, iconCheckedSur, iconCopy, iconDownWard, iconSearch, iconEllipsis, iconChevronUp, iconAddCircle, iconLoadingShadow } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' + import IconClose from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-close' + import IconHalfselect from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-halfselect' + import IconCheck from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-check' + import IconCheckedSur from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-checked-sur' + import IconCopy from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-copy' + import IconDownWard from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-down-ward' + import IconSearch from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-search' + import IconEllipsis from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-ellipsis' + import IconChevronUp from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-chevron-up' + import IconAddCircle from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-add-circle' + import IconLoadingShadow from '@opentiny/vue-icon/lib/icon-loading-shadow'
691-692: Standardize code comments to EnglishThe comments on lines 691-692 are in Chinese:
// tiny 新增， // 默认下拉图标For consistency and to accommodate all team members, please translate comments to English.
Updated comments might be:
- // tiny 新增， + // Newly added by Tiny - // 默认下拉图标 + // Default dropdown icon
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packages/design/saas/src/guide/index.ts (1)
3-3: Approve addition ofisUseModalOverlay, but verify impact of removed propertyThe addition of
isUseModalOverlaylooks good and provides a clear way to control modal overlay usage. However, please address the following points:
- Verify the impact of removing
btnOrderReversed. Ensure that all code relying on this property has been updated accordingly.- Update documentation to reflect these changes, including any API documentation or usage guides.
- Adjust existing tests and add new ones to cover the
isUseModalOverlayproperty.- Check for any breaking changes in the UI or UX caused by this modification, especially related to button ordering which was likely controlled by the removed property.
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isUseModalOverlayAddition and Safe Removal ofbtnOrderReversedThe addition of
isUseModalOverlayis approved as it provides a clear mechanism to control modal overlay usage. Additionally, the removal ofbtnOrderReverseddoes not impact the codebase since no usages were found. Please ensure to:
- Update documentation to reflect the addition of
isUseModalOverlayand the removal ofbtnOrderReversed.- Adjust existing tests and add new ones to cover the
isUseModalOverlayproperty.- Verify that there are no unintended side effects on the user interface or user experience.
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packages/design/aurora/src/popconfirm/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Correct import for the warning icon.The import statement correctly imports the
iconWarningfunction from the@opentiny/vue-iconpackage. This is consistent with the project's icon usage pattern.packages/design/saas/src/popconfirm/index.ts (1)
1-7: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionConsider enhancing type safety and flexibility
The overall structure of this file is clear and concise, serving as an entry point for the popconfirm component's icon configuration. However, there are a few suggestions to improve type safety and flexibility:
Consider adding type information to make the code more robust in a TypeScript environment. This can help catch potential errors early and improve code documentation.
The immediate invocation of
iconWarning()might limit flexibility. Consider passing the function reference instead of its result, allowing for lazy evaluation or potential customization.Here's a suggested refactor that addresses these points:
import { IconComponent, iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' interface PopconfirmIcons { warning: IconComponent } const icons: PopconfirmIcons = { warning: iconWarning } export default { icons }This refactor:
- Adds type information for better type safety.
- Exports the icon function reference instead of its immediate result, allowing for more flexible usage.
- Assumes
IconComponentis the correct type for the icon function. If it's different, please adjust accordingly.To ensure this change doesn't break existing usage, we should verify how this module is imported and used. Here's a script to check for its usage:
Please review the results of this script to ensure the suggested changes are compatible with existing usage.
packages/design/aurora/src/filter-box/index.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Icon import looks good.The import of
iconArrowBottomfrom@opentiny/vue-iconis correct and follows the project's convention for importing icons.
1-7: Verify integration and update documentation.As this is a new configuration file for the filter box component in the Aurora design system, please ensure:
- The filter box component correctly uses this configuration.
- Any components that utilize the filter box are updated to accommodate this new configuration if necessary.
- The Aurora design system documentation is updated to reflect this new configuration option for the filter box.
To help verify the integration, you can run the following script:
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packages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts (1)
1-1: LGTM: Icon import looks good.The import of
iconArrowBottomfrom@opentiny/vue-iconis correct and follows the expected pattern for icon imports in this project.packages/design/aurora/src/upload-list/index.ts (1)
1-12: LGTM: Clean and well-structured exportThe overall structure of the exported object is clean and well-organized. The separation of
stateandiconsproperties provides a clear distinction between component state configuration and icon-related settings, which should make it easier to manage and maintain the upload list component.packages/design/saas/src/milestone/index.ts (1)
1-26: Overall assessment: Good foundation, room for improvementThe renderless component approach is well-suited for a flexible design system. However, there are several areas where the code could be improved:
- Add TypeScript type annotations throughout the file.
- Enhance readability by breaking down complex calculations into smaller, named functions.
- Implement proper error handling, especially for color processing and data access.
- Consider performance optimizations, such as memoization for frequently used calculations.
- Remove the use of
!importantin styles if possible.- Document or replace magic numbers with named constants.
These improvements will make the code more maintainable, less error-prone, and easier for other developers to understand and work with.
packages/design/aurora/index.ts (2)
2-2: LGTM: New component imports added correctly.The new component imports have been added correctly, following the existing import pattern. This change is consistent with the components being added to the export object.
Also applies to: 8-8, 10-10, 12-14, 17-22
37-37: LGTM: New components added to export object correctly.The new components have been added to the export object correctly, maintaining alphabetical order and consistency with the import statements.
Also applies to: 43-43, 45-45, 47-49, 52-57
packages/vue/src/filter-box/src/pc.vue (2)
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1-1: Improved class bindings for better UI feedbackThe class bindings for the main
divand the valuepelement have been updated to provide better visual feedback based on component state. This is a good improvement for user experience.Also applies to: 9-9
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1-65: Overall improvements in consistency and maintainabilityThe changes in this file contribute to better consistency and maintainability of the FilterBox component. Key improvements include:
- Enhanced class bindings for better UI feedback based on component state.
- Fixed typo in the click event handler name.
- Updated icon imports and registrations, aligning with possible changes in the icon library or naming conventions.
These changes should positively impact the component's usability and the project's overall consistency.
packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/index.ts (1)
18-18: Icon name updated for leftWardArrowThe icon name for
leftWardArrowhas been changed from 'icon-delta-left' to 'icon-left-ward-arrow'. This change appears to be part of a design system update or icon library change.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify if this icon name change has been applied uniformly:
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Icon name update verified
All instances of 'icon-delta-left' have been removed, and 'icon-left-ward-arrow' is correctly used in
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packages/renderless/src/drawer/vue.ts (1)
41-41: LGTM: Improved code readabilityThe consolidation of the
computedHeightproperty definition into a single line improves code readability and maintains consistency with other property definitions in thestateobject. This change doesn't affect the functionality of the component.packages/renderless/src/action-menu/index.ts (1)
37-37: Default spacing value changed from '5px' to '8px'The default spacing value when
designConfig?.props.spacingis not defined has been changed from '5px' to '8px'. While this change maintains the design configuration approach, it may have implications on the layout of components using this spacing.
- Could you please clarify the reason for this change? Is it to align with a new design system or to improve visual consistency?
- It's recommended to document this change in the component's changelog or documentation, as it might affect the appearance of components using the default spacing.
- Please verify the impact of this change on existing components that rely on the default spacing. Consider creating a visual regression test if not already in place.
To help assess the impact, you can run the following script to find all usages of the
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computedSpacingfunction are confined to theaction-menumodules. The change from '5px' to '8px' is localized and does not impact other components in the codebase.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/vue/src/alert/src/pc.vue (2)
55-55: LGTM: New icon import added correctly.The import statement has been updated to include the new
iconWarningTriangleicon. This change is consistent with the existing import pattern for other icons.
55-55: Verify the intended use of the new IconWarningTriangle component.The new
IconWarningTrianglecomponent has been imported and added to the components object, but there are no corresponding changes in the template to use this new icon. Could you please clarify:
- Is the template supposed to use this new icon? If so, where?
- If not intended for use in this component's template, is it meant for use in child components or slots?
Ensuring that the new icon is utilized as intended will help maintain code cleanliness and prevent unused imports.
Also applies to: 78-79
packages/renderless/src/time-range/vue.ts (1)
74-74: Approved: Good use of nullish coalescing for default valueThis change improves the robustness of the code by providing a default value of
trueforshowTimePickerRangeButtonwhendesignConfig?.showTimePickerRangeButtonisundefinedornull. It ensures consistent behavior of the component and is implemented using the appropriate JavaScript feature.packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (2)
58-58: LGTM! Verify the visual appearance of the new icon.The change from
iconWarningtoiconWarningTrianglelooks good. This update likely provides a more specific or updated icon for the component.Please ensure that the new
iconWarningTrianglevisually fits the design and serves the same purpose as the previousiconWarningicon.
68-68: LGTM! Verify the component usage in the template.The update of the component registration from
IconWarningtoIconWarningTriangleis consistent with the import change and looks good.Please ensure that any usage of
IconWarningin the template has been updated toIconWarningTriangle. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage ofIconWarning:✅ Verification successful
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packages/renderless/src/split/vue.ts (1)
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1-114: LGTM: Minimal impact change with improved robustness.The change to the
triggerBarConWithLineproperty initialization is localized and doesn't affect the overall structure or exports of the module. It improves the robustness of the code by ensuring a default value whendesignConfig?.triggerBarConWithLineis not provided.To ensure that this change doesn't unexpectedly affect other parts of the codebase, let's verify the usage of
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LGTM: Change verified with consistent usage across the codebase.
The update to the
triggerBarConWithLineproperty is consistent with its usage in multiple parts of the codebase. Setting a default value using optional chaining enhances the code's robustness without affecting the module's structure or functionality.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue (4)
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1-114: Summary of changes and recommendationsThe changes to this component include:
- Updating the icon import and usage from
IconDeltaLefttoIconLeftWardArrow.- Adding new props to enhance configurability:
appendToBody,textField,tip,tipPosition, andeffect.- Updating the component registration to reflect the new icon.
These changes appear to improve the component's functionality and flexibility. To ensure the changes are fully implemented:
- Verify that all references to the old icon have been updated throughout the component.
- Ensure the new props are properly utilized within the component.
- Update the component's documentation to include descriptions and usage examples for the new props.
Overall, the changes look good, but please address the verification steps and documentation updates mentioned in the previous comments.
106-106: Verify component usage in templateThe component registration has been updated from
IconDeltaLefttoIconLeftWardArrow, which is consistent with the import statement change.Please run the following script to ensure that the template has been updated to use the new component:
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73-73: Verify icon usage consistencyThe import statement has been updated from
iconDeltaLefttoiconLeftWardArrow. This change appears to be intentional, likely reflecting an update in the icon design or naming convention.Please run the following script to ensure that all references to the old icon have been updated:
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All references to
iconDeltaLefthave been successfully removed and replaced withIconLeftWardArrowinpackages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue.🏁 Scripts executed
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91-95: Verify usage of new props and update documentationNew props have been added to enhance the component's configurability:
appendToBodytextFieldtiptipPositioneffectThese additions provide more flexibility in customizing the dropdown item's behavior and appearance.
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The new props
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packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (6)
76-76: LGTM: Default progressType set to 'line'This change provides a good default value for
progressTypewhile still allowing customization throughdesignConfig. It improves the component's flexibility and maintainability.
81-81: LGTM: Default progressStrokeWidth set to 4This change provides a sensible default value for
progressStrokeWidthwhile still allowing customization throughdesignConfig. It improves the component's flexibility and maintainability.
82-82: LGTM: Improved tooltipDisabled initializationThe use of the nullish coalescing operator (
??) fortooltipDisabledis a good improvement. It provides a default value offalsewhile still allowing it to be explicitly set tofalsein thedesignConfig. This change makes the code more concise and easier to understand.
76-87: Overall: Good improvements to design configuration and default valuesThe changes in this file enhance the upload list component's flexibility and maintainability. Key improvements include:
- Better handling of design configuration options with appropriate fallback values.
- Use of modern JavaScript features like the nullish coalescing operator.
- Safer property checks using
Object.hasOwnProperty.These changes make the component more robust and easier to customize. Consider the suggested minor improvements to further enhance code readability and conciseness.
83-83: LGTM: Updated default closeComponent iconThe default icon for
closeComponenthas been changed to 'icon-del', which is likely more appropriate for a delete action. This change maintains customization flexibility throughdesignConfig.Please verify that the 'icon-del' icon exists in your icon library and that it's visually appropriate for this use case. Run the following script to check for the icon's usage:
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84-87: LGTM: Improved preViewComponent initializationThe use of
Object.hasOwnPropertyensures thatpreViewComponentis only set fromdesignConfigif it's explicitly defined, which is a good practice. The default value of 'icon-fullscreen-left' is provided as a fallback.Consider using the nullish coalescing operator for a more concise expression:
preViewComponent: designConfig?.icons?.preViewComponent ?? 'icon-fullscreen-left',This achieves the same result with less code and is easier to read.
Please verify that the 'icon-fullscreen-left' icon exists in your icon library and that it's visually appropriate for this use case. Run the following script to check for the icon's usage:
packages/vue/src/dropdown/src/pc.vue (3)
119-120: Excellent improvement in icon handling!The changes introduce a flexible fallback mechanism for icon selection:
- It first checks for a custom
suffixIconprop.- Then it looks for a design configuration icon.
- Finally, it defaults to the
iconDownWard().This approach enhances customization options and maintains consistency with the design system. The use of optional chaining (
?.) is also a good practice for safe property access.
171-173: Improved template string formatting.The class bindings for both the button and span elements have been split across multiple lines. This change enhances code readability without altering the functionality. The use of template literals (`) is consistent and correct.
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1-205: Summary of changes and their impact.The modifications in this file focus on three main areas:
- Icon import and usage: Introduced a more flexible approach to icon selection, allowing for custom icons and design system integration.
- Template string formatting: Improved readability of class bindings by splitting them across multiple lines.
- Removal of
iconDeltaDown(as per AI summary, not visible in the provided code).These changes enhance the component's flexibility and maintainability without introducing significant functional alterations. They align well with the PR's objective of implementing inline design configuration.
Overall, the changes are well-implemented and improve the quality of the code.
packages/renderless/src/guide/index.ts (2)
84-84: Improved handling ofuseModalOverlayconfigurationThis change enhances the robustness and clarity of the
useModalOverlayconfiguration:
- It uses optional chaining (
?.) to safely accessdesignConfig.state.isUseModalOverlay, preventing errors ifdesignConfigorstateis undefined.- The nullish coalescing operator (
??) provides a default value offalse, making the behavior explicit whenisUseModalOverlayis undefined.This approach is more maintainable and less prone to unexpected behavior compared to the previous implementation.
84-84: Verify impact and consider similar improvementsWhile this change improves the handling of the
useModalOverlayconfiguration, please consider the following:
- Verify that this change aligns with the expected behavior in other parts of the application, especially if
isUseModalOverlaywas previously undefined in some scenarios.- Consider applying similar improvements to other configuration options in this function or related components for consistency.
To help verify the impact of this change, you can run the following script:
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packages/renderless/src/time-spinner/index.ts (1)
282-282: Improved fallback handling foritemMarginSpaceThe change from
||to??operator and the new fallback value of 12 improves the handling ofitemMarginSpace. This modification allows for more precise control over the item height calculation:
- It now correctly handles cases where
itemMarginSpaceis intentionally set to 0.- If
itemMarginSpaceis not defined, it defaults to 12 instead of 0, which may provide better default spacing.However, this change might affect the layout of existing implementations. Please ensure that:
- The new default value of 12 is appropriate for your use cases.
- Existing users of this component are aware of this change, as it might require adjustments in their styling or layout.
To verify the impact of this change, please run the following script:
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Verified: Fallback Change Safe and Effective
The switch from
||to??with a fallback value of12foritemMarginSpacehas been successfully verified. This change allowsitemMarginSpaceto explicitly be set to0without defaulting, ensuring existing layouts remain consistent. Additionally, the new default of12is only applied whenitemMarginSpaceisnullorundefined, which aligns with current design configurations.
- No conflicting hardcoded styles were found that would be adversely affected by this change.
- Explicit definitions of
itemMarginSpacein design files ensure existing layouts remain unaffected.Please ensure that all relevant teams are aware of this update to maintain consistency across the codebase.
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packages/vue/src/tree/src/tree-node.vue (1)
338-339: LGTM. Verify icon usage in template.The registration of
IconExpandandIconPutAwaycomponents is correct and consistent with the import changes.Please ensure that these new icons are properly used in the component's template. Run the following script to verify their usage:
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packages/design/smb/index.ts (1)
6-6: Ensure that removing components does not break dependent modulesBy emptying the
componentsobject, you may affect other parts of the application that rely on these components being exported from'packages/design/smb'. Please verify that no other code depends on these components.Run the following script to check if any imports rely on the removed components:
packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (1)
363-364: Appropriate use of optional chaining for icon configurationThe code correctly uses optional chaining to access
designConfig.icons.expandedanddesignConfig.icons.collapse, providing default icon values when they're not defined. This ensures robustness in icon selection based on the design configuration.packages/vue/src/select/src/pc.vue (2)
53-54: Approved: Updated:titlebinding in the templateThe
:titlebinding now correctly handles the case when the component is not multiple and is disabled, ensuring thestate.selectedLabelis displayed appropriately. This enhances the user experience by providing accurate tooltip information.
615-625: Approved: Renamed icon imports to camelCaseThe icon imports have been renamed to use camelCase (e.g.,
iconClose,iconCheck), aligning with standard naming conventions and improving code readability.packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (2)
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spacingHeightandsizeInMapdepend ondesignConfigand fallback values. Ensure thatdesignConfig,designConfig.state.spacingHeight, andconstants.SPACING_HEIGHTare properly defined with appropriate default values to prevent unintended UI behaviors whendesignConfigis undefined or incomplete.Run the following script to verify the definitions and default values:
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spacingHeightandsizeInMapare properly defined.
constants.SPACING_HEIGHTis consistently set to0across relevant modules.initialInputHeightdefaults to0or32where necessary.designConfigutilizes optional chaining with appropriate fallbacks to prevent UI issues when undefined or incomplete.🏁 Scripts executed
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1699-1700: Verify the impact of updateddefaultSizeMapon component sizes.The
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packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (4)
724-724: Approve the use of optional chaining and nullish coalescing operator forspacingHeight.The updated code enhances readability and handles undefined values more effectively by using optional chaining (
?.) and the nullish coalescing operator (??).
2365-2365: Approve the use of optional chaining when accessingdesignConfig.icons.dropdownIcon.The implementation correctly utilizes optional chaining to handle cases where
designConfigordesignConfig.iconsmay be undefined, defaulting to'icon-down-ward'when necessary.
2019-2019: Confirm the updated default sizes indefaultSizeMap.The sizes for
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| export default { | |||
| // 控制time-picker组件时间范围button显示和样式 | |||
| showTimePickerRangeButton: true | |||
| showTimePickerRangeButton: false | |||
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The showTimePickerRangeButton property has been changed from true to false, which will hide the time-picker component's range button by default. While this change aligns with the general updates mentioned in the PR description, there are a few points to consider:
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| export default { | ||
| icons: { | ||
| expandButton: iconArrowBottom() | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Consider lazy loading the icon for better performance.
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export default {
icons: {
- expandButton: iconArrowBottom()
+ expandButton: () => iconArrowBottom()
}
}This change would defer the icon creation until it's actually needed, potentially improving initial load time.
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| export default { | |
| icons: { | |
| expandButton: iconArrowBottom() | |
| } | |
| } | |
| export default { | |
| icons: { | |
| expandButton: () => iconArrowBottom() | |
| } | |
| } |
| icons: { | ||
| closeComponent: 'icon-close', | ||
| preViewComponent: '' | ||
| } |
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LGTM! Clarification needed for preViewComponent.
The icons object is structured well. The closeComponent is clearly defined. However, the preViewComponent is set to an empty string.
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| const state = reactive({ | |||
| expandButtonIcon: designConfig?.icons?.expandButton || 'IconArrowBottom' | |||
| expandButtonIcon: designConfig?.icons?.expandButton || 'IconDownWard' | |||
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| getFlagStyle: ({ index, idx }) => { | ||
| return { | ||
| left: `calc(${ | ||
| (100 / (props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length + 1)) * (idx + 1) | ||
| }% - 29px)` | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Improve clarity and check for potential off-by-one error.
The getFlagStyle method calculates the left position for flags, but the logic is complex and might be difficult to understand or maintain. Additionally, there's a potential off-by-one error in the index calculation when props.flagBefore is true.
Consider refactoring for clarity and correctness:
getFlagStyle: ({ index, idx }) => {
const flagIndex = props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1;
const flagCount = props.data[flagIndex][props.flagField].length;
const position = (idx + 1) / (flagCount + 1);
const leftPercentage = position * 100;
return {
left: `calc(${leftPercentage}% - 29px)`
}
}This refactored version:
- Clearly separates the index calculation, addressing the potential off-by-one error.
- Calculates the position as a fraction, improving readability.
- Uses more descriptive variable names.
Please verify that this logic matches the intended behavior, especially regarding the props.flagBefore condition.
| 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } |
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When statusColor is provided, it doesn't have the !important suffix, whereas the fallback colors from smbConstants do include it. This inconsistency can lead to unexpected CSS specificity issues. To maintain consistent styling, consider appending !important to statusColor.
Apply this diff to append !important to statusColor:
return {
- 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important',
+ 'background-color': (statusColor ? statusColor + '!important' : smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important'),
color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important',
'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR,
boxShadow: 'unset'
}
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| left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${ | ||
| idx * 8 | ||
| }px)` |
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Add checks to prevent potential division by zero
In the getFlagStyle function, the calculation of the left property involves dividing by props.data[...][props.flagField].length. If this length is zero or undefined, it can cause division by zero errors or unexpected results. Ensure that the length is valid before performing the calculation.
Apply this diff to add a safety check:
export const getFlagStyle =
(props) =>
({ index, idx }) => {
+ const flagData = props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField] || [];
+ const length = flagData.length || 1; // Prevent division by zero
return {
- left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${
+ left: `calc(${(100 / length) * idx}% + ${
idx * 8
}px)`
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| left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${ | |
| idx * 8 | |
| }px)` | |
| const flagData = props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField] || []; | |
| const length = flagData.length || 1; // Prevent division by zero | |
| left: `calc(${(100 / length) * idx}% + ${ | |
| idx * 8 | |
| }px)` |
| if (props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING) { | ||
| return { | ||
| 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| const switchColor = isCompleted && !props.solid | ||
| const { r, g, b } = hexToRgb(status) | ||
| if (status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED) { | ||
| return { | ||
| 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| return { | ||
| background: (switchColor ? constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR : status) + '!important', | ||
| color: (switchColor ? status : constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR) + '!important', | ||
| boxShadow: `rgba(${r},${g},${b},.4) ${constants.BOX_SHADOW_PX}` | ||
| background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | ||
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR + '!important', | ||
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR, | ||
| boxShadow: 'unset' | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Refactor getMileIcon to reduce code duplication
The return statements for different statuses in the getMileIcon function have similar structures, leading to code duplication. Refactoring can enhance maintainability and readability.
Consider refactoring the function as follows:
export const getMileIcon =
({ constants, props }) =>
(node) => {
const status = node[props.statusField];
const statusColor = props.milestonesStatus[status];
+ const statusKey = props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING
+ ? 'DOING'
+ : status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED
+ ? 'COMPLETED'
+ : 'DEFAULT';
+ const statusStyles = smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP[statusKey];
+ return {
+ 'background-color': (statusColor ? statusColor + '!important' : statusStyles.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important'),
+ color: (statusKey === 'DOING' ? statusStyles.COLOR + '!important' : (statusColor ? statusColor + '!important' : statusStyles.COLOR + '!important')),
+ 'border-color': statusColor || statusStyles.BORDER_COLOR,
+ boxShadow: 'unset'
+ };
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- // Original code with multiple if statements
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| if (props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DOING.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const isCompleted = node[props.statusField] === props.completedField | |
| const switchColor = isCompleted && !props.solid | |
| const { r, g, b } = hexToRgb(status) | |
| if (status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED) { | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.COMPLETED.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return { | |
| background: (switchColor ? constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR : status) + '!important', | |
| color: (switchColor ? status : constants.DEFAULT_BACK_COLOR) + '!important', | |
| boxShadow: `rgba(${r},${g},${b},.4) ${constants.BOX_SHADOW_PX}` | |
| background: smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important', | |
| color: statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.COLOR + '!important', | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP.DEFAULT.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const statusKey = props.solid || status === constants.STATUS_MAP.DOING | |
| ? 'DOING' | |
| : status === constants.STATUS_MAP.COMPLETED | |
| ? 'COMPLETED' | |
| : 'DEFAULT'; | |
| const statusStyles = smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP[statusKey]; | |
| return { | |
| 'background-color': (statusColor ? statusColor + '!important' : statusStyles.BACKGROUND_COLOR + '!important'), | |
| color: (statusKey === 'DOING' ? statusStyles.COLOR + '!important' : (statusColor ? statusColor + '!important' : statusStyles.COLOR + '!important')), | |
| 'border-color': statusColor || statusStyles.BORDER_COLOR, | |
| boxShadow: 'unset' | |
| }; | |
| } |
| const smbConstants = { | ||
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | ||
| DEFAULT: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| COMPLETED: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| DOING: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Move smbConstants outside getMileIcon to improve performance
The smbConstants object is a constant and does not rely on any function parameters. Defining it inside the getMileIcon function causes it to be recreated every time the function is called, which is unnecessary. Consider moving it outside the function scope to enhance performance.
Apply this diff to move smbConstants outside the function:
+ const smbConstants = {
+ STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
+ DEFAULT: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ },
+ COMPLETED: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ },
+ DOING: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
+ COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
+ }
+ }
+ };
export const getMileIcon =
({ constants, props }) =>
(node) => {
- const smbConstants = {
- STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
- DEFAULT: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- },
- COMPLETED: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- },
- DOING: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
- COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content'
- }
- }
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| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| }; | |
| export const getMileIcon = | |
| ({ constants, props }) => | |
| (node) => { | |
| // Function body (not shown in the original snippet) | |
| } |
| IconChevronUp: IconChevronUp() | ||
| IconSearch: iconSearch(), | ||
| IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), // 默认下拉图标 | ||
| IconEllipsis: iconEllipsis(), |
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The component IconEllipsis is registered as:
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packages/design/aurora/src/upload-list/index.ts (1)
2-7: Consider enabling tooltips for better user experienceThe
stateobject configuration looks good overall:
- Using a circular progress indicator (
progressType: 'circle') is a common and user-friendly choice.- The
progressStrokeWidthof 6 should provide a visible but not overpowering progress bar.However, I noticed that tooltips are disabled (
tooltipDisabled: true). Tooltips can provide valuable information to users, especially for upload progress. Consider enabling them to enhance the user experience.Also,
progressWidthis set tonull. Ensure that this is intentional and that a default or dynamic width is applied elsewhere in the component.packages/design/saas/src/upload-list/index.ts (1)
2-7: Consider enabling tooltips by defaultThe
stateobject looks good overall, but consider changing the default value oftooltipDisabledtofalse. Tooltips can provide valuable information to users, and it's generally better to have them enabled by default for better user experience.You could modify the line as follows:
- tooltipDisabled: true + tooltipDisabled: falsepackages/renderless/src/filter-box/vue.ts (3)
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1-3: Fix typo in function name 'handeClick'The function name 'handeClick' appears to have a typo. It should likely be 'handleClick' for consistency with other function names and better readability.
Please apply the following changes:
-import { handleClear, handeClick } from './index' +import { handleClear, handleClick } from './index' -export const api = ['state', 'handleClear', 'focus', 'blur', 'handeClick'] +export const api = ['state', 'handleClear', 'focus', 'blur', 'handleClick']The addition of the new function to both imports and exports is consistent, which is good.
7-7: LGTM: Improved configurability for expandButtonIconThe change to
expandButtonIconis good. It now allows for configuration throughdesignConfigwhile providing a sensible default. The use of optional chaining is a good practice.Consider using nullish coalescing (
??) instead of logical OR (||) for the fallback:- expandButtonIcon: designConfig?.icons?.expandButton || 'IconDownWard' + expandButtonIcon: designConfig?.icons?.expandButton ?? 'IconDownWard'This ensures that 'IconDownWard' is used only when
designConfig?.icons?.expandButtonisnullorundefined, not for other falsy values like an empty string.
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15-15: Fix typo and approve addition of new functionThe addition of the new click handler function to the
apiobject is good and consistent with the changes in imports and exports. However, the typo in the function name persists here.Please apply the following change:
- handeClick: handeClick({ props, emit }) + handleClick: handleClick({ props, emit })This change ensures consistency with the corrected import and export names, and improves code readability.
packages/renderless/src/breadcrumb-item/vue.ts (1)
33-33: Approved: Good use of fallback mechanism for separator.The change introduces a flexible approach to determine the separator value, which aligns well with the PR objective of inlining x-design config. The use of optional chaining is a good practice to prevent potential errors.
For improved clarity, consider using nullish coalescing operators:
- separator: computed(() => breadcrumb.separator || designConfig?.separator || '/') + separator: computed(() => breadcrumb.separator ?? designConfig?.separator ?? '/')This change would ensure that falsy values like an empty string ('') are not unintentionally overridden by the fallbacks.
packages/design/saas/index.ts (1)
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1-68: Summary of review findings and suggested next stepsThe changes to add new components to the saas design package have been implemented correctly. However, there are some inconsistencies and areas for improvement:
- Inconsistencies between the summary and the actual code changes regarding the removal of
Pager,Popeditor, andPopovercomponents.- The order of components in the export object could be improved for better readability and maintainability.
Suggested next steps:
- Clarify the status of
Pager,Popeditor, andPopovercomponents. If they are meant to be removed, update the code accordingly.- Consider reordering the components alphabetically in the export object.
- Update the PR description or summary to accurately reflect the actual changes made in the code.
- Run the provided verification scripts to ensure all changes are intentional and consistent across the codebase.
To maintain consistency and ease future refactoring, consider implementing a more structured approach to component management:
- Use a separate configuration file to list all available components.
- Implement an automated script to generate the
index.tsfile based on this configuration.- This approach would ensure consistency between imports and exports, maintain alphabetical order, and make it easier to add or remove components in the future.
Would you like assistance in implementing this improved component management system?
packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/index.ts (1)
Action Required: Fix Remaining Component Name Typo in index.ts
The old component name 'Popconfim' is still present in
packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/index.ts:name: $prefix + 'Popconfim',Please update this occurrence to 'Popconfirm' to ensure consistency across the codebase.
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67-67: LGTM: Component name typo correctionThe component name has been corrected from 'Popconfim' to 'Popconfirm', fixing a typo. This change ensures consistency between the component name and the file name.
To ensure that this change doesn't break any existing code, please verify that all references to this component have been updated. Consider running the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old component name:
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2-2: Fix typo in click event handlerThere's a typo in the
@clickevent handler. It should behandleClickinstead ofhandeClick.Please apply the following change:
- <div :class="['tiny-filter-box', disabled && 'disabled', blank && 'is-blank']" @click="handeClick"> + <div :class="['tiny-filter-box', disabled && 'disabled', blank && 'is-blank']" @click="handleClick">
24-24: Consider consistent casing for imported iconsThe icon imports and component registrations have been updated, which is good. However, there's an inconsistency in the casing between the imported icons and their usage in the component registration.
Consider applying the following changes for consistency:
- import { iconDownWard, iconError, iconHelpCircle } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' + import { IconDownWard, IconError, IconHelpCircle } from '@opentiny/vue-icon' components: { - IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), - IconError: iconError(), - IconHelpCircle: iconHelpCircle(), + IconDownWard: IconDownWard(), + IconError: IconError(), + IconHelpCircle: IconHelpCircle(), TinyTooltip },This change ensures that the casing is consistent between the imports and their usage, which can prevent potential issues in case-sensitive environments.
Also applies to: 31-33
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30-39: Approved: Default spacing update looks good.The change from '5px' to '8px' as the default spacing is consistent with the refactoring objective. This minor adjustment should improve the visual appearance of the action menu when no specific spacing is provided.
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the reason for the '8px' default value, e.g.:
return designConfig?.props.spacing || '8px' // Default spacing for optimal visual balanceThis would help future developers understand the rationale behind this specific value.
packages/vue/src/alert/src/pc.vue (1)
78-79: LGTM: New icon component added correctly.The addition of
IconWarningTriangleto the components object is correct and consistent with the new import.For better readability and consistency, consider aligning the new component with the existing ones:
IconWarning: iconWarning(), - IconWarningTriangle: iconWarningTriangle() +IconWarningTriangle: iconWarningTriangle()packages/renderless/src/time/vue.ts (2)
63-63: Approved: Good use of nullish coalescing for design config.The change effectively incorporates the design configuration for
showTimePickerButtonwhile maintaining a default value. This aligns well with the PR's objective of inlining design configurations.For improved clarity, consider destructuring
designConfigat the function parameters to make it clear that it's an expected input:- renderless = (props, { computed, onMounted, reactive, watch, nextTick }, { t, emit: $emit, vm, designConfig }) + renderless = (props, { computed, onMounted, reactive, watch, nextTick }, { t, emit: $emit, vm, designConfig = {} })This change would make it explicit that
designConfigis an optional parameter with a default empty object, which could prevent potential undefined errors ifdesignConfigis not provided.
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1-114: Overall, the change is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objectives.The modification to incorporate the design configuration for
showTimePickerButtonis a good step towards making the component more configurable. The rest of the file remains unchanged, which helps maintain the existing functionality while introducing this new flexibility.Remember to update the component's documentation to reflect this new configurable option, as it may be valuable for users of the library.
packages/renderless/src/time-range/vue.ts (1)
74-74: Approved: Good use of nullish coalescing for default valueThis change effectively sets a default value for
showTimePickerRangeButton, ensuring it'struewhen not specified in thedesignConfig. This aligns well with the PR objective of inlining design configurations.For improved clarity, consider extracting this logic into a separate constant:
const DEFAULT_SHOW_TIME_PICKER_RANGE_BUTTON = true; state.showTimePickerRangeButton = designConfig?.showTimePickerRangeButton ?? DEFAULT_SHOW_TIME_PICKER_RANGE_BUTTON;This makes the default value more explicit and easier to modify in the future if needed.
packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (1)
Incomplete update of icon usage.
The
IconWarningis still being used inpackages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/mobile-first.vue. Please ensure that all instances of the old icon are updated toIconWarningTriangle.🔗 Analysis chain
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1-116: Verify icon usage and consider documentation update.While the icon import and registration changes look good, please consider the following:
- Verify that the
state.getIconmethod in the component's logic (not visible in this file) has been updated to use the newIconWarningTrianglewhere appropriate.- Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this change in the warning icon, especially if it's a visible change that might affect users of the component.
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packages/renderless/src/split/vue.ts (1)
54-54: Approve the change with a suggestion for clarityThe use of the nullish coalescing operator is a good improvement over the previous implementation. It correctly handles the case when
designConfig?.triggerBarConWithLineisundefinedornull, defaulting totruein those cases.For even better clarity, consider adding a comment explaining the default behavior:
triggerBarConWithLine: designConfig?.triggerBarConWithLine ?? true, // Default to true if undefined or nullThis will help future maintainers understand the intent behind this line of code.
packages/vue/src/dropdown/src/pc.vue (2)
119-120: LGTM! Consider unifying icon selection logic.The changes introduce more flexibility in icon selection and safely handle potential undefined properties. This aligns well with the refactoring objective.
For consistency, consider unifying the icon selection logic for both
IconDownandButtonIconDown. You could create a helper function:const getIcon = (suffix, config) => suffix || config?.icons?.dropdownIcon || iconDownWard()Then use it like this:
const IconDown = getIcon(suffixIcon, state.designConfig) const ButtonIconDown = getIcon(null, state.designConfig)This would make the code more DRY and easier to maintain.
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1-205: Overall LGTM! Consider test and documentation updates.The changes in this file successfully refactor the dropdown component by inlining design configurations and improving code readability. The modifications align well with the PR objectives and don't introduce any breaking changes.
While the changes don't introduce new features, consider the following:
- Update any existing tests to reflect the new icon selection logic.
- If there's internal documentation about the component's structure or theming capabilities, it might be worth updating to reflect these changes.
These steps, while not critical for this refactor, can help maintain the overall quality and documentation of the codebase.
packages/renderless/src/time-spinner/index.ts (2)
282-282: Approve the change with a minor suggestion for improvement.The addition of the nullish coalescing operator (
??) to provide a default value foritemMarginSpaceis a good improvement. It makes the code more robust by handling cases wheredesignConfigoritemMarginSpacemight be undefined.For improved readability and to make the default value more explicit, consider extracting it to a named constant:
+ const DEFAULT_ITEM_MARGIN_SPACE = 12; - vm.$refs[type].$el.querySelector(DATEPICKER.Qurtyli).offsetHeight + (designConfig?.itemMarginSpace ?? 12) + vm.$refs[type].$el.querySelector(DATEPICKER.Qurtyli).offsetHeight + (designConfig?.itemMarginSpace ?? DEFAULT_ITEM_MARGIN_SPACE)This change would make it easier to update the default value in the future if needed and improve the code's self-documentation.
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1-282: Additional observations for future improvementsWhile reviewing the file, I noticed a few points that, while not directly related to the current changes, could be addressed in future refactoring efforts:
- There's a potential typo in the
scrollDownfunction (around line 214):diabledHourshould probably bedisabledHour.- The file contains a mix of arrow functions and regular function declarations. Consider standardizing the function declaration style for consistency.
- Some functions, like
scrollDownandselectDateScroll, are quite long and complex. These might benefit from refactoring into smaller, more focused functions to improve readability and maintainability.These are suggestions for future improvements and don't need to be addressed in this PR unless you feel it's necessary.
packages/renderless/src/tree-node/index.ts (2)
363-364: LGTM! Consider adding type annotations for improved clarity.The
computedExpandIconfunction effectively implements custom icon support with fallback to default icons. This enhancement improves flexibility for different design configurations.Consider adding TypeScript type annotations to the function parameters and return type for improved code clarity and maintainability. For example:
export const computedExpandIcon = ({ designConfig }: { designConfig: any }) => (treeRoot: any, state: any): string => { // ... (existing implementation) }Replace
anywith more specific types as appropriate for your codebase.
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371-374: LGTM! Consider enhancing flexibility and adding type annotations.The
computedIndentfunction effectively calculates the indentation based on various factors. However, there are opportunities to improve its flexibility and clarity.
Consider making the hardcoded values (1 and 8) configurable through the
designConfigor tree properties. This would allow for more customization without changing the function.Add TypeScript type annotations to improve code clarity and maintainability. Here's an example:
export const computedIndent = (designConfig: any) => ({ node, showLine }: { node: any; showLine: boolean }, { tree }: { tree: any }): string => { const levelIndent = designConfig?.levelIndent || 1; const lineIndent = designConfig?.lineIndent || 8; return ( (node.level > 1 ? levelIndent : 0) * (parseInt(tree.indent) + (showLine ? lineIndent : 0)) + parseInt(tree.baseIndent) + 'px' ); };
- Consider using a more descriptive name for the
1value, such aslevelIndent, to clarify its purpose in the calculation.These changes would enhance the function's flexibility and readability while maintaining its current functionality.
packages/vue/src/tree/src/tree-node.vue (1)
250-252: LGTM! Consider sorting imports alphabetically.The addition of
iconExpandandiconPutAwayimports is appropriate for enhancing the tree node functionality. Grouping related imports together is a good practice.Consider sorting the icon imports alphabetically for even better organization:
import { iconArrowBottom, iconChevronRight, iconDel, iconEdit, iconExpand, iconFinish, iconLoading, iconPlusSquare, iconPutAway } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'packages/design/saas/src/milestone/index.ts (3)
12-13: Avoid overusing!importantin inline stylesUsing
!importantin the inline styles forbackgroundandcolorcan lead to specificity issues and make the styles harder to override in the future.Unless absolutely necessary, consider removing
!importantor using CSS classes with appropriate specificity to manage styling more effectively.
20-21: Refactor complex calculation forleftstyle propertyThe computation within the template literal for the
leftproperty is complex and may reduce code readability.Consider breaking down the calculation into well-named intermediate variables or a helper function to enhance clarity and maintainability.
For example:
const dataIndex = props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1 const flagCount = props.data[dataIndex][props.flagField].length + 1 const leftPosition = (100 / flagCount) * (idx + 1) - 29 return { left: `calc(${leftPosition}% )` }
21-21: Avoid magic numbers in style calculationsThe value
29pxused in theleftcalculation is a magic number, which can make the code less understandable.Define
29pxas a constant with a meaningful name to explain its purpose. This improves code readability and makes future adjustments easier.For example:
const OFFSET_PX = 29 // ... left: `calc(${leftPercentage}% - ${OFFSET_PX}px)`packages/renderless/src/base-select/index.ts (3)
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602-604: Translate code comments to EnglishThe comment on lines 602-604 is in Chinese:
// tiny 新增的spacing (design中配置：aui为4，smb为0，tiny 默认为0)To maintain consistency and readability across the codebase, please translate code comments into English.
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1990-1996: Inconsistent parameter typing in functiononClickCollapseTagIn the
onClickCollapseTagfunction, theeventparameter is explicitly typed asMouseEvent:(event: MouseEvent) => {However, other functions in the codebase do not explicitly type their parameters. For consistency, consider aligning the parameter typing style across all functions. If using TypeScript types, it would be beneficial to define parameter types in all function definitions.
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2040-2050: Ensureprops.modelValueis defined before accessing its propertiesIn the
clearNoMatchValuefunction, there is a check that comparesprops.modelValue.lengthandnewModelValue.length. Ensure thatprops.modelValueis always defined and is an array whenprops.multipleistrueto avoid potential runtime errors.packages/renderless/src/select/index.ts (6)
721-724: Translate code comments to English for consistencyThe code comment on line 723 is in Chinese. Please translate it into English to ensure code readability and maintain consistency.
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packages/design/saas/src/guide/index.ts (1)
3-3: Approved change, but clarification and follow-up actions needed.The introduction of
isUseModalOverlay: truealigns with the refactoring goal of inlining design configurations. However, a few points need attention:
Could you please clarify the purpose of this new
isUseModalOverlayproperty and how it differs from the removedbtnOrderReversed? This will help in understanding the impact of this change.As this change might introduce new behavior, please consider updating the documentation to reflect this change and its implications for users of the guide component.
It's recommended to add tests to ensure the new behavior works as expected, especially since this change could affect the component's functionality.
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isUseModalOverlayVerified and Approved.The
isUseModalOverlayproperty has been successfully integrated and is correctly utilized in the following files:
packages/renderless/src/guide/index.tspackages/design/saas/src/guide/index.tspackages/design/aurora/src/guide/index.tsThis aligns with the refactoring goal of inlining all x-design design configurations.
Additional Recommendations:
Documentation Update: Please ensure that the documentation is updated to reflect the introduction of the
isUseModalOverlayproperty and its implications for users of the guide component.Testing: It's recommended to add tests to verify the new behavior introduced by
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3-3: Approved change with recommendationsThe modification of
showTimePickerRangeButtonfromtruetofalsealigns with the PR's refactoring objective. However, this change has some implications:
- It alters the default behavior of the time-picker component, which may affect existing users.
- The documentation should be updated to reflect this change in default behavior.
- A test should be added to verify that the range button is hidden by default.
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showTimePickerRangeButtonfromtruetofalsealigns with the refactoring objective and maintains consistency across the codebase. However, please consider the following:
- Impact on Users: The range button will now be hidden by default, which may affect existing users who rely on this feature.
- Documentation Update: Ensure that the documentation reflects this change in default behavior to inform users of the updated functionality.
- Testing: Add tests to verify that the range button is indeed hidden by default and that the component behaves as expected.
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packages/design/smb/index.ts (1)
1-7: Clarify the impact of removing all component imports and entries.The removal of all component imports and their corresponding entries from the
componentsobject is a significant change that raises several concerns:
- How will the components previously defined in this file be accessed and used after this change?
- Does this change align with the stated PR objective of "inlining all x-design design config"?
- This change appears to be potentially breaking, which contradicts the PR statement of no breaking changes. Can you clarify how this won't affect existing applications?
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- If the components are being moved elsewhere, ensure there's a clear migration path for existing users.
- Update the documentation to reflect these changes and provide guidance on how to use the components in the new structure.
- If this is part of a larger refactoring effort, consider breaking it down into smaller, more manageable PRs to reduce the risk of introducing bugs or breaking changes.
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packages/design/saas/src/popconfirm/index.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and used.The import of
iconWarningfrom '@opentiny/vue-icon' is properly done and the imported function is used in the file.
3-7: LGTM: Default export structure is appropriate.The default export of an object containing the
iconsproperty is a clean and maintainable way to organize and expose the icon configurations.
1-7: Summary: Changes align with PR objectives.This new file successfully inlines the icon configuration for the popconfirm component, which aligns with the PR's objective of refactoring and inlining design configurations. The implementation is straightforward and doesn't introduce any breaking changes, maintaining compatibility with existing applications.
packages/design/aurora/src/filter-box/index.ts (3)
1-1: LGTM: Proper icon import.The import statement for
iconArrowBottomfrom '@opentiny/vue-icon' is correct and follows good practices for tree-shaking.
3-7: LGTM: Well-structured default export.The default export object is well-structured and allows for easy extension in the future if needed.
1-7: Overall assessment: Good structure with a minor improvement suggestion.The file is well-structured and follows project conventions. The main suggestion is to reconsider how the icon function is passed in the configuration object. Otherwise, the implementation looks good and serves its purpose of providing a configuration for the filter-box component.
To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's check how icon functions are typically used:
This will help us verify if the suggested change aligns with the project's conventions for icon usage.
packages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.ts (2)
1-1: LGTM: Import statement is correct and necessary.The import of
iconArrowBottomfrom '@opentiny/vue-icon' is properly done and is used in the exported object.
1-7: Summary: New file aligns with PR objectives.This new file introduces the configuration for the
FilterBoxcomponent, which aligns with the PR's objective of refactoring the x-design design configuration. The changes are consistent with the described refactoring effort and do not appear to introduce functional changes or API alterations.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any breaking changes, let's verify if there are any existing usages of the FilterBox component that might be affected:
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FilterBoxusages are consistent with refactoring.The refactoring of the
FilterBoxcomponent inpackages/design/saas/src/filter-box/index.tsaligns with the PR objectives and does not impact existing usages across the codebase. All current instances of theFilterBoxcomponent remain compatible with the refactored configuration.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/design/aurora/src/upload-list/index.ts (1)
1-12: LGTM: Well-structured configuration exportThe overall structure of this export is clean and well-organized. Separating the configuration into
stateandiconsprovides a clear distinction between different types of settings, making it easier to understand and maintain.packages/design/saas/src/upload-list/index.ts (2)
1-12: LGTM: Well-structured export objectThe overall structure of the export is clean and well-organized. It separates concerns between state-related and icon-related properties, which allows for easy maintenance and future extensions.
8-11: Clarify the purpose ofpreViewComponentThe
iconsobject looks good, but thepreViewComponentis set to an empty string. Is this intentional, or is it a placeholder for future implementation?If it's intended to be implemented later, consider adding a TODO comment for clarity:
icons: { closeComponent: 'icon-close', - preViewComponent: '' + preViewComponent: '' // TODO: Implement preview component }packages/design/aurora/index.ts (2)
2-22: LGTM: New component imports added correctly.The new component imports have been added in the correct alphabetical order, maintaining the existing code structure and improving readability.
37-57: LGTM: New components added to exports correctly.The newly imported components have been correctly added to the
componentsobject in the default export, maintaining alphabetical order and consistency with the import statements.packages/theme/src/popconfirm/vars.less (1)
39-39: LGTM! Verify consistency across the codebase.The update from
var(--tv-color-warning-icon)tovar(--tv-color-warn-icon)appears to be a valid semantic change, aligning with a possible standardization of naming conventions.To ensure consistency and prevent potential styling issues, please run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old variable name:
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packages/vue/src/filter-box/src/pc.vue (2)
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2-2: LGTM: Improved class bindings and value renderingThe updated class bindings for the main
divand the improved value rendering logic in thep.valueelement look good. These changes enhance the component's flexibility and handle edge cases better.Also applies to: 9-10
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1-67: Overall assessment: Good refactoring with minor improvements neededThe changes to this component are generally positive:
- The template now has more flexible class bindings.
- Value rendering has been improved to handle edge cases better.
- Icon imports and registrations have been updated for consistency.
However, there are a couple of minor issues to address:
- A typo in the click event handler needs to be fixed.
- The casing of imported icons should be made consistent with their usage in component registration.
Once these small issues are resolved, this refactoring will improve the component's flexibility and maintainability.
packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/index.ts (1)
18-18: Icon name updated for consistency.The icon name for
leftWardArrowhas been changed from 'icon-delta-left' to 'icon-left-ward-arrow'. This change appears to be part of the refactoring effort to inline design configurations.To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify if this icon name is used elsewhere and if similar changes have been made:
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packages/vue/src/alert/src/pc.vue (1)
55-55: LGTM: New icon import added correctly.The addition of
iconWarningTriangleto the import statement is consistent with the existing pattern and aligns with the component's needs.packages/renderless/src/time-range/vue.ts (1)
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1-95: Overall assessment: Good refactoring of design configurationThe change in this file successfully inlines the
showTimePickerRangeButtonconfiguration from the design config, providing a sensible default. This aligns well with the PR's objective of refactoring and inlining x-design configurations. The implementation is clean and doesn't introduce any breaking changes.packages/vue/src/popconfirm/src/pc.vue (2)
58-58: LGTM: Icon import updated correctly.The import statement has been updated to replace
iconWarningwithiconWarningTriangle. This change is consistent with the intended refactoring of the design configuration.
68-68: LGTM: Icon component registration updated correctly.The component registration has been updated to use
IconWarningTriangleinstead ofIconWarning, which is consistent with the import statement change. This ensures that the new warning triangle icon is properly integrated into the component.packages/renderless/src/split/vue.ts (1)
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1-118: Overall impact of the change is minimal and positiveThe modification to the
triggerBarConWithLineproperty is the only change in this file. It improves the handling of thedesignConfig?.triggerBarConWithLinevalue without altering the overall structure or logic of therenderlessfunction or theuseOffsetfunction.This change enhances the robustness of the code by explicitly handling undefined or null values for the
triggerBarConWithLineconfiguration. The rest of the file, including exported APIs and other reactive state properties, remains unchanged.packages/vue/src/dropdown-item/src/pc.vue (2)
73-73: LGTM! Verify visual appearance after icon change.The change from
iconDeltaLefttoiconLeftWardArrowlooks good. The new icon name is more descriptive, which improves code readability.Please verify that the new icon visually matches the intended design and doesn't negatively impact the component's appearance.
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89-93: LGTM! Please provide implementation details for new props.The addition of new props (
appendToBody,textField,tip,tipPosition, andeffect) and the corresponding icon component change look good. These additions enhance the component's configurability.Could you please provide details on how these new props are implemented in the component's logic? I don't see any usage of these props in the template or script sections. Consider adding comments or updating the template to reflect how these props affect the component's behavior.
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packages/renderless/src/upload-list/vue.ts (5)
76-76: LGTM: Default progressType set to 'line'The change provides a default value for
progressType, which is good for maintaining consistent behavior. The use of optional chaining is appropriate for safely accessing nested properties.
81-81: LGTM: Default progressStrokeWidth set to 4The change provides a default value for
progressStrokeWidth, which is good for maintaining consistent behavior. The use of optional chaining is appropriate for safely accessing nested properties.
82-82: LGTM: Improved tooltipDisabled default behaviorThe use of the nullish coalescing operator (
??) fortooltipDisabledis a good improvement. It allows for a more flexible default behavior, treatingundefinedandnullvalues as falsy and defaulting tofalse.
83-83: LGTM: Default closeComponent set to 'icon-del'The change provides a default value for
closeComponent, which is good for maintaining consistent behavior. The use of optional chaining is appropriate for safely accessing nested properties.
76-87: Overall assessment: Improved configurability and consistencyThe changes in this file enhance the upload list component's configurability by providing sensible default values for various properties. This ensures consistent behavior when specific configurations are not provided. The use of optional chaining and nullish coalescing operators improves the code's robustness.
While the changes are generally good, there are opportunities to further simplify some of the conditional assignments, as noted in the individual comments.
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packages/vue/src/drawer/src/pc.vue (1)
101-106: LGTM. Verify consistency with UX guidelines and update documentation if needed.The changes to the footer button order look good. The cancel button now precedes the confirm button, which is a common pattern in many UI designs.
To ensure consistency across the project:
- Verify if this button order is consistent with other components and follows the project's UX guidelines.
- Update any relevant documentation or style guides to reflect this change in button order.
packages/vue/src/dropdown/src/pc.vue (2)
171-173: LGTM! Improved readability with template literals.The reformatting of class attribute concatenation using template literals enhances code readability without changing functionality. This is a good practice that makes the code easier to maintain.
Also applies to: 181-183
20-20: LGTM! Verify icon usage throughout the component.The removal of the
iconDeltaDownimport and the retention oficonDownWardaligns with the refactoring objective. This change simplifies the icon imports and potentially reduces bundle size.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please run the following script to verify that
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1-374: Summary: Enhancements to tree node customizationThe changes introduced in this file add two new functions,
computedExpandIconandcomputedIndent, which enhance the flexibility and customization options for the tree component. These additions allow for:
- Custom icon support with fallback to default icons
- More flexible indentation calculation based on various factors
These changes align well with the PR objective of refactoring and inlining design configurations. They do not introduce breaking changes and should improve the component's adaptability to different design requirements.
To further improve the code:
- Consider adding comprehensive TypeScript type annotations throughout the file for better maintainability and developer experience.
- Evaluate if other functions in this file could benefit from similar flexibility enhancements, particularly regarding design configuration options.
packages/vue/src/tree/src/tree-node.vue (2)
338-339: LGTM! Component registrations are consistent.The registration of
IconExpandandIconPutAwaycomponents is consistent with the component registration pattern used throughout the file. This ensures that the new icons can be used in the template.
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isShowFocusBgprop is clear and well-documented. Its purpose is to control the display of the tree node focus background color.Please ensure that this prop is correctly used in the template. Run the following script to verify its usage:
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4-16: Great implementation of dynamic styling based on node statusThe
getMileIconfunction effectively calculates styling based on the node's status and properties, allowing for dynamic and customizable milestone icons. This enhances the flexibility and user experience of the component.packages/renderless/src/guide/index.ts (1)
84-84: Update to 'useModalOverlay' property is appropriateThe change ensures that
useModalOverlayis set based ondesignConfig.state.isUseModalOverlayif defined, defaulting tofalseotherwise. This adds clarity and explicit control over the modal overlay behavior in the tour configuration.packages/vue/src/select/src/pc.vue (1)
615-625: Verify the updated icon imports and their usageThe icons have been renamed to follow a consistent camelCase naming convention. Ensure that all references to these icons in the template and script sections are updated to match the new names to prevent any runtime errors.
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1699-1700: Default size map initialization is appropriateThe initialization of
defaultSizeMapand the use ofdesignConfig?.state?.sizeMapprovide flexibility for handling different select sizes based on the design configuration.
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Consider expanding the file content or renaming it
The file name index.ts suggests it might be the main entry point for the popconfirm component, but it only exports icons. Consider either:
- Expanding this file to include more popconfirm-related exports, or
- Renaming it to something more specific like
popconfirm-icons.tsto better reflect its current content.
If you decide to expand the file, you could structure it like this:
import { iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
import { PopconfirmComponent } from './popconfirm-component'
export const PopconfirmIcons = {
warning: iconWarning
}
export { PopconfirmComponent }
export default {
component: PopconfirmComponent,
icons: PopconfirmIcons
}This structure allows for more flexibility and clear separation of concerns.
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Add type information for better TypeScript support
To improve type safety and developer experience, consider adding type information to the exported object.
Here's how you could add types:
import { iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
interface PopconfirmIcons {
warning: ReturnType<typeof iconWarning>
}
const icons: PopconfirmIcons = {
warning: iconWarning()
}
export default {
icons
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider lazy initialization of the icon
The warning icon is currently initialized immediately when this module is imported. If the icon is not always used, this could be unnecessary.
Consider lazy initialization:
import { iconWarning } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
export default {
icons: {
get warning() {
return iconWarning()
}
}
}This approach will only create the icon when it's actually accessed, potentially improving performance.
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Add type information to the icons object.
The icons object in packages/design/saas/src/popconfirm/index.ts does not have a type annotation. Adding type information will enhance code clarity and maintainability.
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Consider adding type information and reviewing icon requirements.
The initialization of the warning icon looks good. However, there are a couple of suggestions for improvement:
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Add type information to enhance code clarity and maintainability. For example:
interface Icons { warning: ReturnType<typeof iconWarning>; } const icons: Icons = { warning: iconWarning() };
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Review if the popconfirm component might need additional icons (e.g., success, error) to cover all use cases.
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Consider passing the icon function as a reference.
The current implementation calls iconArrowBottom() immediately. This might not be the intended behavior, as it executes the function at import time rather than when the icon is actually needed.
Consider modifying the code to pass the function reference instead:
icons: {
- expandButton: iconArrowBottom()
+ expandButton: iconArrowBottom
}This change allows the icon function to be called when it's actually used, which is typically the desired behavior in Vue components.
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Consider adding type information and lazy evaluation.
The exported object structure is clear, but there are two suggestions for improvement:
- Add type information for better maintainability and developer experience.
- Consider lazy evaluation of the icon function to potentially improve performance.
Here's a suggested implementation with these improvements:
import { IconComponent } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
import { iconArrowBottom } from '@opentiny/vue-icon'
interface FilterBoxConfig {
icons: {
expandButton: () => IconComponent
}
}
export default {
icons: {
expandButton: () => iconArrowBottom()
}
} as FilterBoxConfigThis implementation:
- Adds type information for better maintainability.
- Uses lazy evaluation for the icon function, which may improve performance by only creating the icon when it's actually used.
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Ensure safe access to nested properties in props.data
The calculation for the left property accesses props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length. If props.data does not have the expected structure, or if any nested property is undefined, this could cause runtime errors.
Add checks to confirm that props.data, props.data[...], and props.data[...][props.flagField] exist before accessing length. This will prevent potential exceptions due to undefined properties.
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Remove unused 'BOX_SHADOW_PX' properties from 'smbConstants'
The BOX_SHADOW_PX properties defined in smbConstants.STATUS_COLOR_MAP are not being utilized in the returned style objects within getMileIcon. Instead, boxShadow is set to 'unset' in all cases. If these properties are unnecessary, consider removing them to simplify the constants and avoid confusion.
Apply this diff to remove the unused BOX_SHADOW_PX properties:
STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
DEFAULT: {
BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
},
COMPLETED: {
BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
},
DOING: {
BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
},
}Also applies to: 104-121
| left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${ | ||
| idx * 8 | ||
| }px)` |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Simplify the calculation in the 'left' property for better readability
The calculation inside the 'left' property is complex and can be challenging to read and maintain. Consider extracting intermediate variables to improve clarity and maintainability.
Apply this diff to refactor the calculation:
export const getFlagStyle =
(props) =>
({ index, idx }) => {
+ const dataIndex = props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1
+ const flags = props.data[dataIndex][props.flagField]
+ const flagsLength = flags.length
+ const percentage = (100 / flagsLength) * idx
+ const pixels = idx * 8
return {
- left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${
- idx * 8
- }px)`
+ left: `calc(${percentage}% + ${pixels}px)`
}
}📝 Committable suggestion
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| left: `calc(${(100 / props.data[props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1][props.flagField].length) * idx}% + ${ | |
| idx * 8 | |
| }px)` | |
| export const getFlagStyle = | |
| (props) => | |
| ({ index, idx }) => { | |
| const dataIndex = props.flagBefore ? index : index + 1 | |
| const flags = props.data[dataIndex][props.flagField] | |
| const flagsLength = flags.length | |
| const percentage = (100 / flagsLength) * idx | |
| const pixels = idx * 8 | |
| return { | |
| left: `calc(${percentage}% + ${pixels}px)` | |
| } | |
| } |
| const smbConstants = { | ||
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | ||
| DEFAULT: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| COMPLETED: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| }, | ||
| DOING: { | ||
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | ||
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | ||
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | ||
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Define 'smbConstants' outside of 'getMileIcon' to improve performance
The smbConstants object is currently defined inside the getMileIcon function, which means it's recreated every time the function is called. Since smbConstants is a constant and does not change between function calls, consider moving it outside the function to avoid unnecessary overhead.
Apply this diff to move smbConstants outside the getMileIcon function:
+ const smbConstants = {
+ STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
+ DEFAULT: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
+ },
+ COMPLETED: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ COLOR: '#191919',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
+ },
+ DOING: {
+ BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
+ BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
+ COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
+ BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
+ FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
+ },
+ },
+ }
export const getMileIcon =
({ constants, props }: Pick<IMilestoneRenderlessParams, 'constants' | 'props'>) =>
(node: IMilestoneNode): IMilestoneIconStyle => {
- const smbConstants = {
- STATUS_COLOR_MAP: {
- DEFAULT: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
- },
- COMPLETED: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- COLOR: '#191919',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
- },
- DOING: {
- BORDER_COLOR: '#191919',
- BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919',
- COLOR: '#FFFFFF',
- BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px',
- FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content',
- },
- },
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| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const smbConstants = { | |
| STATUS_COLOR_MAP: { | |
| DEFAULT: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#C2C2C2', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| COMPLETED: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| }, | |
| DOING: { | |
| BORDER_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| BACKGROUND_COLOR: '#191919', | |
| COLOR: '#FFFFFF', | |
| BOX_SHADOW_PX: '0px 0px 0px 4px', | |
| FLAG_CONTENT_CLS: '.content' | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| export const getMileIcon = | |
| ({ constants, props }: Pick<IMilestoneRenderlessParams, 'constants' | 'props'>) => | |
| (node: IMilestoneNode): IMilestoneIconStyle => { | |
| // Function body (not shown in the original snippet) |
| IconClose: iconClose(), | ||
| TinyScrollbar, | ||
| IconCopy: IconCopy(), | ||
| IconAddCircle: IconAddCircle(), | ||
| IconLoadingShadow: IconLoadingShadow(), | ||
| IconCopy: iconCopy(), | ||
| IconAddCircle: iconAddCircle(), | ||
| IconLoadingShadow: iconLoadingShadow(), | ||
| TinySelectDropdown, | ||
| IconHalfselect: IconHalfselect(), | ||
| IconCheck: IconCheck(), | ||
| IconCheckedSur: IconCheckedSur(), | ||
| IconHalfselect: iconHalfselect(), | ||
| IconCheck: iconCheck(), | ||
| IconCheckedSur: iconCheckedSur(), | ||
| TinyFilterBox: FilterBox, | ||
| TinyTooltip, | ||
| TinyRecycleScroller: RecycleScroller, | ||
| // tiny 新增， | ||
| IconSearch: IconSearch(), | ||
| IconDeltaDown: IconDeltaDown(), // 默认下拉图标 | ||
| IconEllipsis: IconEllipsis(), | ||
| IconChevronUp: IconChevronUp() | ||
| IconSearch: iconSearch(), | ||
| IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), // 默认下拉图标 | ||
| IconEllipsis: iconEllipsis(), | ||
| IconChevronUp: iconChevronUp() |
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Correct the component registration of icons
In the components registration, the icons are being registered by invoking them as functions:
IconClose: iconClose(),If iconClose is a component object, it should be registered without invoking it:
IconClose: iconClose,Invoking the components may lead to errors if iconClose() is not a factory function returning a component. Ensure that you are registering the components correctly to prevent runtime issues.
Apply this diff to fix the component registration:
- IconClose: iconClose(),
- IconCopy: iconCopy(),
- IconAddCircle: iconAddCircle(),
- IconLoadingShadow: iconLoadingShadow(),
- IconHalfselect: iconHalfselect(),
- IconCheck: iconCheck(),
- IconCheckedSur: iconCheckedSur(),
- IconSearch: iconSearch(),
- IconDownWard: iconDownWard(), // 默认下拉图标
- IconEllipsis: iconEllipsis(),
- IconChevronUp: iconChevronUp()
+ IconClose: iconClose,
+ IconCopy: iconCopy,
+ IconAddCircle: iconAddCircle,
+ IconLoadingShadow: iconLoadingShadow,
+ IconHalfselect: iconHalfselect,
+ IconCheck: iconCheck,
+ IconCheckedSur: iconCheckedSur,
+ IconSearch: iconSearch,
+ IconDownWard: iconDownWard, // 默认下拉图标
+ IconEllipsis: iconEllipsis,
+ IconChevronUp: iconChevronUp
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