feat: Module variable rectification #1065
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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive theming and styling update across multiple components and theme files. The changes primarily focus on standardizing color variables, removing deprecated styles, and enhancing the visual consistency of the low-code platform's user interface. The modifications span both dark and light theme configurations, affecting components like toolbar, tree, events, materials, and various plugin interfaces. Notably, the Changes
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packages/theme/dark/gpt-dialog.less (1)
The chat dialog styles need to be updated to support dark theme properly
The file in the dark theme directory uses hardcoded light colors (e.g., #ffffff, #191919) instead of theme variables, breaking dark theme support. Other files in the dark theme directory correctly use theme variables (--te-common-*) for proper theme switching.
Key issues:
- Both light and dark theme files are identical, using the same light colors
- Background colors use #ffffff instead of var(--te-common-bg-default)
- Text colors use #191919 instead of var(--te-common-text-primary)
- Border colors use hardcoded values instead of var(--te-common-border-*)
The styles should be updated to use theme variables similar to other dark theme files in the codebase.
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1-57: Verify if this file is correctly placed in the dark theme directory.This file is located in the dark theme directory but contains light theme colors (e.g., #ffffff for backgrounds, light colors for text). This might lead to incorrect theme application.
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packages/plugins/script/src/Main.vue (1)
The
.help-boxstyles can be safely removedThe codebase analysis confirms that the
.help-boxclass is not used in any template or style sections after moving the help link functionality to thelink-buttoncomponent. Removing these unused styles will improve code maintainability.🔗 Analysis chain
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192-197: Verify if.help-boxstyles are still needed.Since the help link implementation has been moved to the
link-buttoncomponent, please verify if these styles are still required. If not, they can be safely removed to maintain code cleanliness.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/plugins/block/src/BlockConfig.vue (1)
312-322: LGTM! Consider adding transition for smoother hover effects.The styling changes for tags look good. The use of CSS variables for theming and the addition of hover states improve the UI consistency.
Consider adding a transition for smoother hover effects:
.tag-button { color: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-color); background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-bg); border: none; height: 28px; + transition: background-color 0.2s ease; :deep(.tiny-tag__close) { fill: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-close-color); + transition: fill 0.2s ease; } &:hover { color: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-hover-color); background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-hover-bg); :deep(.tiny-tag__close) { fill: var(--ti-lowcode-block-config-tag-close-hover-color); } } }packages/theme/light/gpt-dialog.less (1)
4-5: LGTM! Consider using a shared color token.The new CSS variable for the chat model icon follows the established naming pattern and uses a consistent color value. However, since #191919 is used multiple times in this file (for text and icons), consider extracting it to a shared color token for better maintainability.
+ // Base colors + --ti-lowcode-chat-primary-text: #191919; + // chatGPT聊天窗问题模板文字颜色 - --ti-lowcode-chat-model-text: #191919; + --ti-lowcode-chat-model-text: var(--ti-lowcode-chat-primary-text); // chatGPT聊天窗右上角图标颜色 - --ti-lowcode-chat-model-icon: #191919; + --ti-lowcode-chat-model-icon: var(--ti-lowcode-chat-primary-text);packages/theme/dark/materials.less (3)
7-17: Consider removing unused CSS custom properties.The inline comments indicate that these variables are not currently used in the
BlockGroupTransferPanelfile. To maintain a clean codebase, consider removing unused variables or document if they are intended for future use.- --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-bg-color: var( - --te-common-bg-default - ); - --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-header-text-color: var( - --te-common-text-primary - ); - --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-header-bg-color: var( - --te-common-bg-container - );
22-23: Consider translating comments to English.While the variable naming and token usage is good, consider translating the Chinese comments to English to improve international collaboration.
- // 删除区块分组气泡弹窗背景色 + // Delete block group popover background color - // 删除区块分组气泡弹窗标题色 + // Delete block group popover title color
1-23: Consider standardizing comment language throughout the file.For consistency, consider translating all Chinese comments to English throughout the file. This would improve maintainability and international collaboration.
packages/theme/light/settings.less (1)
38-39: Excellent theme consistency!The changes maintain perfect symmetry with the dark theme, using the same semantic tokens (
--te-common-bg-container-weakenand--te-common-bg-prompt). This standardization improves theme switching reliability.Consider adding a comment documenting the purpose of these spacing visualization colors, for example:
:root { + // Spacing visualization colors - used to highlight margins and padding in the editor --ti-lowcode-spacing-margin-color: var(--te-common-bg-container-weaken); --ti-lowcode-spacing-padding-color: var(--te-common-bg-prompt);packages/plugins/help/src/HelpIcon.vue (1)
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359-371: Consider consolidating icon-related stylesThe
.help-plugin-box-itemhas mixed styling for both text and icons. Consider extracting icon-specific styles into a separate class for better maintainability..help-plugin-box-item { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; cursor: pointer; height: 28px; line-height: 28px; font-size: 12px; margin: 0 -16px; padding: 0 16px; color: var(--te-common-text-primary); fill: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + + &-icon { + fill: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + } span { display: flex; align-items: center; .svg-icon { margin-right: 4px; } } }packages/theme/light/bridge.less (1)
5-5: Consider translating the Chinese comment to English.For better maintainability and international collaboration, consider translating the Chinese comment "代码编辑器描边色" to English (e.g., "code editor border color").
Apply this diff to translate the comment:
- --ti-lowcode-bridge-editor-border-color: var(--te-common-border-divider); // 代码编辑器描边色 + --ti-lowcode-bridge-editor-border-color: var(--te-common-border-divider); // code editor border colorpackages/settings/events/src/components/BindEvents.vue (1)
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1-400: Excellent use of CSS variables and component architecture.The component demonstrates good practices:
- Consistent use of CSS variables for theming
- Clear separation of concerns
- Effective use of Vue's composition API
- Proper error handling
Consider these minor improvements:
- Add JSDoc comments for the component's main functionality
- Consider extracting the confirmation dialog text to i18n translations
- Add error boundaries for external calls (e.g.,
getMaterial,activePlugin)Example JSDoc comment:
+/** + * BindEvents component handles the event binding functionality for the low-code platform. + * It supports both native DOM events and custom events, with special handling for block-level events. + * @component + */ export default { components: { BlockLinkEvent, // ... },packages/theme/light/materials.less (1)
7-17: Consider removing unused transfer panel variables.The inline comments indicate that these variables are not currently used in the
BlockGroupTransferPanelfile. To reduce maintenance overhead, consider removing them until they're needed.- // 添加区块穿梭框面板背景颜色 - --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-bg-color: var( - --te-common-bg-default - ); // BlockGroupTransferPanel文件暂未有地方引用 - // 添加区块穿梭框面板头部字体颜色 - --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-header-text-color: var( - --te-common-text-primary - ); // BlockGroupTransferPanel文件暂未有地方引用 - // 添加区块穿梭框面板头部背景颜色 - --ti-lowcode-materials-block-transfer-header-bg-color: var( - --te-common-bg-container - ); // BlockGroupTransferPanel文件暂未有地方引用packages/theme/dark/toolbar.less (1)
1-16: Consider translating Chinese comments to English.While the variable structure is excellent, consider translating the Chinese comments for better international collaboration:
- // 头部工具栏 + // Header toolbar - // 顶部按钮显示背景色 + // Top button background color - // 顶部隐藏导航栏按钮hover颜色 + // Top navigation bar hide button hover colorpackages/theme/light/toolbar.less (1)
1-16: Consider translating Chinese comments to English.For consistency with international standards, consider translating the Chinese comments to English as suggested in the dark theme.
packages/theme/dark/variable.less (1)
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1-232: Well-structured theme organization.The dark theme variables are well-organized with:
- Clear sectioning with comments
- Consistent naming conventions
- Logical grouping by component/module
- Proper use of CSS custom properties
Consider documenting the color system's hierarchy and relationships between base colors (--te-) and component-specific colors (--ti-lowcode-) in a theme guide to help future maintainers.
packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (1)
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1-391: Consider architectural improvements for better maintainability.A few suggestions to enhance the component's architecture:
- Consider migrating to TypeScript for better type safety, especially given the complex data structures and tree operations.
- The component has multiple responsibilities (tree rendering, drag-drop, node visibility). Consider splitting it into smaller, focused components.
- The
rowDropMovemethod contains direct DOM manipulation which could be refactored to be more Vue-like using refs or computed properties.Would you like me to provide specific examples of how to implement these improvements?
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packages/plugins/page/src/Tree.vue (1)
290-293: LGTM! Style changes align with theme standardization.The changes to active state styling use consistent theme variables, improving visual coherence:
- Background uses container background variable
- Text uses primary text color variable
- Icons use secondary icon color variable
packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less (8)
64-64: LGTM! Font size standardization.Using
var(--te-base-font-size-base)for option text ensures consistent typography.
175-175: LGTM! Tree component background standardization.Setting tree background to
var(--te-common-bg-default)maintains consistency with other container elements.
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221-249: LGTM! Enhanced tabs styling.The changes improve tabs component styling:
- Container background color standardization
- Border radius consistency
- Proper spacing adjustments
259-259: LGTM! Search component background update.Setting transparent background allows the component to blend with its container.
297-297: LGTM! Dialog box background standardization.Using
var(--te-common-bg-popover)maintains consistency with other popover elements.
342-342: LGTM! Button spacing adjustment.The 12px left margin provides consistent spacing between buttons in the dialog footer.
412-412: LGTM! Button icon fill color.Adding fill color ensures SVG icons maintain consistent coloring with the theme.
733-735: LGTM! Tooltip arrow styling.Setting the arrow background to match the popover background ensures visual continuity.
packages/theme/dark/materials.less (3)
3-3: LGTM! Improved semantic usage of design tokens.The change from using a text color variable to a border-specific variable better aligns with design system best practices.
5-5: LGTM! Appropriate use of secondary text color.Using secondary text color for filter text improves visual hierarchy.
19-19: LGTM! Enhanced visibility for component names.Changing to primary text color appropriately emphasizes component names in the list.
packages/theme/dark/bridge.less (1)
5-5: Verify the border color change across themesThe border color has been changed from
--te-common-border-defaultto--te-common-border-divider. Let's verify this change is consistent across both light and dark themes.✅ Verification successful
Border color change is consistent across themes ✅
The variable
--ti-lowcode-birdge-editor-border-coloris consistently set tovar(--te-common-border-divider)in both light and dark themes. Note: There's a typo in the variable name ("birdge" instead of "bridge"), but it's consistent across both themes.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/common/component/SvgButton.vue (2)
63-63: LGTM! Consistent use of color variables.The change standardizes the active state color to match the hover state, improving visual consistency.
76-79: Verify theme variable availability.The active state styling for hover variant looks good and provides clear visual feedback. However, let's verify the theme variables are properly defined.
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--te-common-icon-primaryand--te-common-bg-promptare well-defined in light and dark themes, maintaining visual consistency across components.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/dark/gpt-dialog.less (1)
4-5: LGTM! Variable addition looks good.The new CSS variable
--ti-lowcode-chat-model-iconis well-documented and follows the existing naming pattern. The color value (#191919) maintains consistency with the text color used elsewhere.packages/theme/dark/settings.less (1)
38-39: Good improvement in color token usage!The change from raw gray scale values to semantic color tokens (
--te-common-bg-container-weakenand--te-common-bg-prompt) improves maintainability and ensures consistent theming.Let's verify the color token definitions:
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Semantic color tokens are properly defined and consistently used
The color tokens
--te-common-bg-container-weakenand--te-common-bg-promptare well-defined in the base theme with appropriate values for both light and dark modes, ensuring consistent visual hierarchy across the application.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/plugins/script/src/Main.vue (1)
151-151: LGTM! Color variable standardization.The change from
var(--te-common-color-error)tovar(--ti-lowcode-common-error-color)aligns with the PR's objective of standardizing color variables across the UI.packages/plugins/help/src/HelpIcon.vue (2)
362-362: Theme variable standardization looks good!The addition of
fill: var(--te-common-icon-primary)aligns with the PR's goal of standardizing theme variables across components.
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1-371: Verify theme variable usage consistencyThe component uses a mix of
--ti-lowcode-*and--te-common-*theme variables. Let's verify if this aligns with the project's theming guidelines.✅ Verification successful
Theme variable usage is consistent with codebase patterns
The mix of
--ti-lowcode-*and--te-common-*theme variables in this component follows the established pattern across the codebase, where--te-common-*provides foundation styles that are referenced by more specific--ti-lowcode-*variables. This is an intentional design pattern, not an inconsistency.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/dark/events.less (4)
7-8: LGTM! Color standardization improves visual hierarchy.The changes to color variables in
.bind-action-listimprove consistency by:
- Using appropriate semantic variables (
border-dividerfor borders)- Applying proper emphasis levels (
text-weakenfor secondary elements,text-emphasizefor linked items)Also applies to: 11-11, 14-14
18-18: LGTM! Enhanced semantic meaning through color variables.The changes to
.advanced-config-containerimprove UX by:
- Using info-specific variables (
bg-info,border-info) for binding states, making them visually distinct- Applying proper text hierarchy with secondary and emphasized variants
Also applies to: 20-22
27-28: Verify color contrast ratios for accessibility.While the color standardization looks good, please ensure that the weakened text color (
--te-common-text-weaken) maintains sufficient contrast ratio with its background for accessibility compliance, particularly for the new action tip text.Also applies to: 30-30
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Color contrast is sufficient for accessibility requirements
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--te-common-text-weaken: #808080) meets WCAG AA guidelines for its intended use in secondary/tertiary content and UI elements, providing adequate contrast ratios against both light and dark backgrounds.🏁 Scripts executed
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1-31: Verify safe removal of custom event tip styling.The AI summary indicates that
.setting-advanced-add-custom-event-tipclass and its variables were removed. Let's verify there are no remaining references to these removed styles.✅ Verification successful
Custom event tip styling safely removed
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.setting-advanced-add-custom-event-tipclass or its associated variables were found in the codebase, confirming safe removal.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/light/bridge.less (2)
5-5: Verify color token consistency.The change from
--te-common-border-defaultto--te-common-border-dividerappears to be part of a broader theme update. Please ensure this color token change aligns with the design system's color hierarchy.Let's check the usage of these color tokens across the theme files:
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Color token change is consistent with design system ✅
The change to
--te-common-border-divideraligns with the design system's color hierarchy, where editor components consistently use the divider token for borders.🏁 Scripts executed
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5-5:⚠️ Potential issueFix typo in variable name: "birdge" should be "bridge".
The CSS variable name contains a typo:
--ti-lowcode-birdge-editor-border-colorshould be--ti-lowcode-bridge-editor-border-color.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- --ti-lowcode-birdge-editor-border-color: var(--te-common-border-divider); + --ti-lowcode-bridge-editor-border-color: var(--te-common-border-divider);Let's verify if this variable is used elsewhere in the codebase to ensure we update all occurrences:
packages/settings/events/src/components/BindEvents.vue (1)
53-57: LGTM! Theme changes align with PR objectives.The removal of hover background color from action buttons is consistent with the PR's theming updates. The changes affect three critical action buttons while preserving their core functionality.
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- The buttons maintain sufficient visual feedback for user interaction
- The styling is consistent with other similar buttons in the application
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Changes are consistent with existing hover behavior patterns
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:hoverBgColor="false"property is consistently used across multiple components for action buttons (edit, delete, settings). The changes in BindEvents.vue follow the same pattern found in similar contexts throughout the codebase, such as in DataSourceList.vue and BlockGroup.vue.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/light/materials.less (3)
3-3: LGTM! Improved semantic variable usage.The changes improve semantic clarity by:
- Using border-specific variable for border color
- Adding properly scoped variables for the delete popover
Also applies to: 22-23
19-19: LGTM! Improved text hierarchy.The change to primary text color improves the visual hierarchy of component names in the list.
3-23: Verify theme variable usage across components.Let's ensure these theme variable changes are properly reflected in their consuming components.
packages/common/component/CloseIcon.vue (1)
32-32: LGTM! Color variables standardized.The changes consistently use the new theme variables (
--te-common-*) for icon colors and background colors, improving theme consistency across the UI.Also applies to: 42-43, 46-47
packages/common/component/PluginBlockList.vue (1)
361-361: LGTM! Color variables standardized.The changes consistently use the new theme variables for border and hover colors:
- Border color updated to use
--ti-lowcode-common-border-color-4- Hover color updated to use
--ti-lowcode-common-primary-text-colorThis improves theme consistency across the UI.
Also applies to: 728-728
packages/common/component/ConfigItem.vue (1)
554-554: LGTM! Enhanced binding state visualization.Added border styling to binding state elements using the new theme variable
--ti-lowcode-meta-config-item-bind-border, improving visual feedback.packages/theme/light/tree.less (1)
2-2: Verify the removal of hover color variable.While the border color update to
--te-common-border-divideraligns with the theme standardization, please verify that removing--ti-lowcode-tree-icon-hover-colordoesn't affect any hover states in the tree component.Run the following script to check for any remaining references to the removed variable:
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packages/theme/dark/tree.less (1)
2-2: LGTM! Using common border divider improves consistency.The change from transparent to
var(--te-common-border-divider)aligns with the PR objective to fix background display issues and improves visual consistency.packages/theme/light/i18n.less (1)
5-5: LGTM! Using icon-primary is more semantically correct.The change from
text-primarytoicon-primaryfor SVG color improves semantic clarity and maintains consistency with icon styling patterns.Let's verify that the removed border color variable isn't used elsewhere:
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packages/theme/dark/i18n.less (1)
5-5: LGTM! Maintains theme parity.The change mirrors the light theme update, maintaining consistency between themes.
packages/theme/light/help.less (1)
9-9: Verify the impact of removed background variables.While adding
--ti-lowcode-help-box-item-text-colorimproves text styling consistency, we should verify the impact of removing the background color variables.Let's check for any remaining references to the removed variables:
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ti-lowcode-help-guide-mask-bg-colorandti-lowcode-help-box-bg-color) are not referenced anywhere else in the codebase. Only the hover background color variable is actively used, which remains defined. The removal appears to be safe code cleanup.🏁 Scripts executed
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packages/theme/dark/help.less (1)
9-9: LGTM! Maintains theme parity.The changes mirror the light theme updates, maintaining consistency in the help component styling across themes.
packages/theme/dark/pageManage.less (1)
3-12: LGTM! Well-structured theme variable additions.The new variables follow consistent naming patterns and properly reference existing theme tokens, maintaining a clean theming system.
packages/theme/light/pageManage.less (1)
3-12: Perfect theme parity maintained between light and dark modes.The variables are consistently defined across both themes, which is excellent for maintaining visual coherence.
packages/theme/light/block.less (3)
8-8: Verify the color change impact on block settings.The text color change from secondary to primary will increase contrast. Please ensure this aligns with design requirements.
17-18: LGTM! Good addition of hover states for close icons.The new close icon color variables with hover states will improve user interaction feedback.
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packages/theme/dark/block.less (2)
8-8: LGTM: Text color enhancement for better visibility.The change from
--te-common-text-secondaryto--te-common-text-primaryimproves text visibility in the dark theme.
17-18: LGTM: Consistent tag close button styling.The new color variables for tag close button follow the design system's color hierarchy (secondary for default, primary for hover).
packages/theme/light/events.less (2)
8-9: LGTM: Enhanced visual hierarchy for action items.The updates to border and text colors improve the visual distinction of bound events:
- Border color now uses the semantic divider color
- Text colors now properly indicate the weakened and emphasized states
Also applies to: 12-12
21-23: LGTM: Consistent styling for binding states.The binding state now uses the semantic info color scheme consistently across background, border, and text colors.
packages/theme/dark/metaComponent.less (2)
37-44: LGTM: Well-structured variable declarations for bind variable dialog.The new variables follow a consistent naming pattern and use appropriate semantic colors for the dark theme.
27-32: LGTM: Improved visual hierarchy for configuration items.The updates enhance the visual distinction of bound and linked items using semantic colors consistently.
packages/theme/light/metaComponent.less (1)
4-4: LGTM: Consistent implementation with dark theme.The changes mirror those in the dark theme, maintaining consistency across themes while using appropriate semantic colors for the light theme context.
Also applies to: 14-14, 27-32, 37-44, 50-50
packages/theme/light/variable.less (1)
36-36: LGTM: Enhanced visibility and consistency.The updates to design plugin color and left panel active background improve visual consistency with the rest of the UI.
Let's verify that the removed toolbar variables aren't still being referenced:
Also applies to: 117-117
packages/theme/dark/variable.less (2)
60-60: Improved visibility for design plugin text.The change from weakened text to primary text color enhances readability while maintaining dark theme aesthetics.
146-146: Standardized left panel active background.Switching from a specific blue shade to the common container background improves theme consistency.
packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (2)
316-316: Good improvement using the correct SVG property!The change from
colortofillproperty for SVG elements is technically more accurate and follows SVG specification best practices. The use of the theme variable--te-common-icon-secondaryalso aligns well with the theme system.
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182-270: Enhance error handling in drag-and-drop operations.The
rowDropMovemethod performs several DOM operations without proper error handling. Consider:
- Adding try-catch blocks around DOM queries
- Validating element existence before accessing properties
- Adding error logging for debugging
Example areas that need validation:
// Before accessing querySelector results const treeBox = event.dragged.querySelector('.tree-box') if (!treeBox) { console.warn('Tree box element not found') return }
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packages/theme/dark/metaComponent.less (1)
35-44: LGTM: Well-structured variable binding dialog styling.The new section follows good practices with:
- Clear naming conventions
- Consistent use of semantic color variables
- Proper visual hierarchy using primary/secondary text colors
Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of each color variable group (header, content, bottom) for better maintainability.
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packages/theme/dark/metaComponent.less (4)
4-4: LGTM: Border color semantic improvement.The change from
border-defaulttoborder-dividerbetter reflects the semantic purpose of this border.
14-14: Verify hover state visibility.Changing from
border-activetoborder-dividermight reduce the visual feedback when hovering over the code editor. Consider keeping the active state for better user interaction feedback.Please verify that the hover state remains sufficiently visible with this change.
27-32: LGTM: Improved visual hierarchy for binding elements.The updates create a more cohesive visual hierarchy by:
- Using
text-emphasizefor important interactive elements- Adding consistent info-state styling with matching background and border
- Maintaining clear visual distinction for bound properties
50-50: LGTM: Consistent header tips styling.The new demo tips color maintains visual consistency with other header elements.
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1.树结构空白展示背景修复
2.关闭按钮颜色调整
3.事件绑定响应方法选中样式调整
4.区块标签展示样式调整
5.高级面板绑定标签调整
6.搜索框颜色调整
7. tiny-vue升级后字体大小调整
8. 头部按钮背景颜色调整
9. 左侧菜单栏颜色调整
10.版本列表改为表格后，删除未使用子组件
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Styling Updates
Theme Modifications
Component Styling
Removed Components
BlockHistoryTemplatecomponent and its associated exports.Performance
These changes primarily focus on improving the visual design and consistency of the low-code platform's user interface.