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feat(link): [link] Check and modify issues #2351
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/config-href-composition-api.vue (1)
2-2
: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The update to the
href
attribute is appropriate, now pointing to the official Tiny Vue documentation. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and improves the demo's relevance.Consider adding a comment above the
<tiny-link>
component to explain the purpose of this demo, e.g.:<!-- Demonstrates a link with custom href and target attributes --> <tiny-link :underline="false" href="https://opentiny.design/tiny-vue" target="_blank">默认链接</tiny-link>
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/config-href.vue (2)
2-2
: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The update to the
href
attribute is appropriate, changing from a local address to the public Tiny Vue documentation URL. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and improves the demo's usefulness.Consider adding a comment above the
<tiny-link>
component to explain the purpose of this demo, e.g.:<!-- Demonstrates a link with custom href and target attributes --> <tiny-link :underline="false" href="https://opentiny.design/tiny-vue" target="_blank">默认链接</tiny-link>
2-2
: Consider internationalizing the link text.The current link text "默认链接" (Default Link) is in Chinese. For better accessibility and internationalization, consider using a translation system or providing language options.
Here's an example of how you could implement this using Vue's i18n plugin:
<template> <tiny-link :underline="false" href="https://opentiny.design/tiny-vue" target="_blank"> {{ $t('defaultLink') }} </tiny-link> </template> <script> import { Link } from '@opentiny/vue' export default { components: { TinyLink: Link } } </script> <i18n> { "en": { "defaultLink": "Default Link" }, "zh": { "defaultLink": "默认链接" } } </i18n>This approach would allow for easy translation to multiple languages.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/custom-icon-composition-api.vue (1)
13-16
: Simplified link components look good, but consider clarifying the "Disabled" link.The removal of
disabled
and:underline
attributes streamlines the<tiny-link>
components, which is a good improvement. However, the "禁用" (Disabled) link is no longer actually disabled. Consider either:
- Renaming it to reflect its new state (e.g., "Toggle Disabled").
- Re-implementing the disabled state using a different approach if the intention is to show a disabled link.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/custom-icon.vue (1)
14-16
: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.The addition of a new
<tiny-link>
component with a delete icon using a named slot is a good enhancement. It provides more functionality and demonstrates proper use of Vue's slot system.If this new delete functionality is significant, consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this addition, ensuring that other developers are aware of this new usage pattern.
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/custom-icon-composition-api.vue (1)
8-12
: Verify the intention of duplicate link components.The newly added
<tiny-link>
component appears to be identical to the one above it. If this is intentional (e.g., for demonstration purposes), please consider adding a comment to explain the reason for the duplication. Otherwise, you may want to remove one of them to avoid confusion.examples/sites/demos/pc/app/link/custom-icon.vue (4)
7-10
: LGTM! Verify the intended behavior.The removal of the
disabled
attribute from the<tiny-link>
component is consistent with the changes described in the AI summary. This modification enables the link, which appears to be the intended behavior.To ensure this change aligns with the project's requirements, please verify that enabling this link is the desired outcome.
11-12
: LGTM! Verify visual appearance.The removal of the
:underline
attribute from both<tiny-link>
components and thedisabled
attribute from the second link is consistent with the AI summary. These changes simplify the component usage and enable the previously disabled link.Please verify that the visual appearance of these links meets the design requirements, particularly regarding the underline style and the enabled state of the previously disabled link.
13-13
: LGTM! Consistent with previous changes.The removal of the
:underline
attribute from this<tiny-link>
component is consistent with the previous modifications and aligns with the AI summary. The icon placement within the link content remains unchanged, maintaining the desired visual structure.
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1-46
: Overall changes improve component consistency and simplify usage.The modifications to this file primarily involve simplifying the
<tiny-link>
components by removing unnecessary attributes and adding a new delete link option. These changes align well with the AI summary and appear to be part of a larger effort to streamline the link component usage across the project.Key points:
- Removal of
disabled
attributes enables previously disabled links.- Removal of
:underline
attributes simplifies the component API.- Addition of a new delete link with a named slot for the icon enhances functionality.
These changes should result in more consistent and easier-to-use link components throughout the application.
To ensure these changes don't introduce any unintended side effects:
- Verify that the enabled state of previously disabled links aligns with the intended user experience.
- Check that the removal of the
:underline
attribute doesn't negatively impact the visual design across different contexts where these links are used.- Test the new delete link functionality to confirm it behaves as expected.
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New Features
<tiny-link>
components to point to the new URL:https://opentiny.design/tiny-vue
.disabled
attribute from several<tiny-link>
instances.:underline
attributes from multiple<tiny-link>
components.Refactor
<tiny-link>
component.