refactor(styles): apply new styles to props panel #830
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces a series of modifications across multiple components in a Vue.js application, focusing on configuration and schema definitions for UI elements. Key changes include adjustments to label positions, updates to widget components, and the introduction of new properties for enhanced functionality. Additionally, several components have undergone structural and stylistic refinements, improving code readability and visual consistency throughout the application. Changes
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packages/common/component/MetaList.vue (2)
14-16: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the "bottom" slot enhances the component's flexibility. The placement and naming are consistent with the existing structure.
Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of this new slot:
<div class="bottom"> + <!-- Slot for additional content at the bottom of the list --> <slot name="bottom"></slot> </div>
38-43: LGTM! Consider using CSS variables for consistency.The addition of styles for the new "bottom" class is appropriate and well-structured. The use of flexbox is a good choice for layout management.
For consistency with the existing code and to improve maintainability, consider using CSS variables for the padding and margin values:
.bottom { display: flex; - padding: 2px; - margin-top: 4px; + padding: var(--ti-lowcode-meta-list-bottom-padding, 2px); + margin-top: var(--ti-lowcode-meta-list-bottom-margin-top, 4px); }This change allows for easier theming and consistent styling across the application.
packages/configurator/src/button-group-configurator/ButtonGroupConfigurator.vue (1)
62-94: LGTM: Improved button group styling with a minor suggestionThe style changes enhance the button group's responsiveness and visual consistency. The use of flex layout and custom styling for first/last items improves the overall appearance.
Consider using CSS custom properties (variables) for values like colors and dimensions to improve maintainability. For example:
:root { --button-height: 24px; --button-border-radius: 4px; /* Add more variables as needed */ } /* Then use them in your styles */ li button { height: var(--button-height); border-radius: var(--button-border-radius); /* ... */ }This approach would make it easier to maintain consistent values across the component and potentially the entire application.
packages/configurator/src/array-item-configurator/ArrayItemConfigurator.vue (2)
41-46: LGTM! Consider internationalization for the "Add a column" text.The new #bottom template successfully implements the "Add a Column" option as described in the PR objectives. The change improves the UI by providing a clear, clickable element for adding new items.
Consider using an internationalization method for the text "新增一列" to support multiple languages. For example:
- <span>新增一列</span> + <span>{{ translate('addColumn') }}</span>Ensure to add the corresponding translation key in your localization files.
197-209: LGTM! Consider using consistent units for measurements.The new styles for the .add class effectively implement the visual changes for the "Add a Column" option as described in the PR objectives. The use of flexbox and hover effects improves the user experience.
For consistency, consider using the same unit (px) for all measurements:
.add { /* ... existing styles ... */ & .icon-plus { font-size: 14px; - margin-right: 5px; + margin-right: 5px; } }This small change ensures consistency in the codebase and makes it easier to maintain and scale styles in the future.
packages/common/component/MetaListItem.vue (1)
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1-324: Suggestions for code improvementWhile the changes look good, here are some suggestions for further improvement:
Consider extracting the logic for handling different button actions in the
btnClickfunction into separate methods for better code organization and testability.The component mixes English and non-English comments and strings. For better internationalization, consider using a translation system (e.g., vue-i18n) to handle non-English text.
The component seems to handle quite a few responsibilities. Consider if some of its functionality could be split into smaller, more focused components to improve maintainability.
packages/common/component/MetaCodeEditor.vue (1)
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1-365: Consider full migration to Composition API for consistency.The component currently uses a mix of Composition API (in the
setupfunction) and Options API (for component definition). While this doesn't cause any immediate issues, consider fully migrating to Composition API for better consistency and to leverage its benefits throughout the component.This refactoring would involve:
- Moving all component logic into the
setupfunction.- Using
definePropsanddefineEmitsfor prop and emit definitions.- Utilizing
<script setup>syntax for a more concise component structure.Here's a high-level example of how the script section could be refactored:
<script setup> import { computed, nextTick, reactive, ref, watchEffect } from 'vue' import { Button, DialogBox, Split } from '@opentiny/vue' import VueMonaco from './VueMonaco.vue' import { formatString } from '../js/ast' import i18n from '../js/i18n' const props = defineProps({ buttonText: { type: [String, Object], default: '编辑代码' }, // ... other props }) const emit = defineEmits(['save', 'open', 'update:modelValue', 'close']) const { locale } = i18n.global const editorState = reactive({ // ... existing editorState properties }) const value = ref('') const editor = ref(null) const buttonLabel = computed(() => props.buttonText?.[locale.value] ?? props.buttonText) // ... other computed properties // ... existing methods (close, open, parseContent, etc.) // Expose necessary properties and methods defineExpose({ save, close, open, formatCode, editorDidMount, editor, editorState, value, options: { language: props.language, minimap: { enabled: false } } }) </script>This refactoring would make the component more consistent with modern Vue 3 practices and potentially easier to maintain.
packages/common/component/ConfigItem.vue (1)
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1-687: Suggestions for future refactoringWhile the current changes are minimal and don't introduce any issues, here are some suggestions for future improvements:
- Consider breaking down this large component into smaller, more manageable sub-components to improve maintainability.
- The
verifyValuemethod is quite complex. Consider refactoring it into smaller, more focused functions for better readability and easier testing.- The use of
generateFunctionto execute dynamic code could pose security risks. Ensure that all inputs are properly sanitized and consider alternative approaches if possible.These suggestions are not critical for the current PR but could be considered for future refactoring efforts.
designer-demo/public/mock/bundle.json (4)
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14-12774: Inconsistent property naming in component definitionsThere are inconsistencies in property naming across different component definitions. For example, some components use "dev_mode" while others use "devMode". It's recommended to standardize the naming convention throughout the file for better maintainability.
- "dev_mode": "proCode", + "devMode": "proCode",Consider alternatives to CDN scripts in npm configuration
Some components include CDN script URLs in their npm configuration. While this can be convenient, it may not be suitable for all use cases, especially in production environments. Consider providing options for both CDN and local package management.
Expand configure sections for better customization
Several components have empty or minimal "configure" sections. To improve the flexibility and usability of these components, consider expanding these sections with more customization options where appropriate.
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12775-14089: Consider parameterizing hardcoded values in snippetsSome snippets contain hardcoded values, particularly in style attributes. To improve flexibility and reusability, consider parameterizing these values or providing options for customization.
Example:
- "style": "margin:10px 0 0 30px" + "style": { "margin": "{{ topMargin || '10px' }} 0 0 {{ leftMargin || '30px' }}" }Add documentation for complex snippets
For more complex snippets with nested components or intricate structures, consider adding inline documentation or comments to explain the purpose and usage of different parts. This will help users understand and customize these snippets more effectively.
Standardize property naming in snippets
There are some inconsistencies in property naming across different snippets. Standardizing these names would improve the overall coherence of the snippet library. For example, ensure consistent use of camelCase or kebab-case for multi-word property names.
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1-14089: Consider splitting the configuration file for better performanceThe current file is quite large, which could lead to performance issues when loading or parsing the configuration. Consider splitting this into multiple smaller files, perhaps organized by component type or functionality. This would improve load times and make the configuration more manageable.
Standardize naming conventions throughout the file
There are inconsistencies in naming conventions used across the file. Standardize on either camelCase or snake_case for property names, and ensure consistent naming patterns for similar concepts across different components and snippets.
Improve documentation consistency
The level of documentation varies across different sections of the file. Aim to provide consistent and comprehensive documentation for all components, properties, and snippets. This will greatly improve the usability of the design system.
Add version control for configuration structure
Given the comprehensive nature of this configuration file, any structural changes could potentially cause breaking changes for consumers. Consider implementing a versioning system for the configuration structure, allowing for backwards compatibility and smoother updates.
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1-14089: Summary and RecommendationsThe
bundle.jsonfile provides a comprehensive configuration for the design system, including detailed component definitions and useful snippets. However, several areas for improvement have been identified:
- Inconsistent naming conventions across components and properties.
- Potential performance issues due to the large file size.
- Varying levels of documentation completeness.
- Some hardcoded values in snippets that could be more flexible.
Recommendations:
- Standardize naming conventions throughout the file.
- Consider splitting the configuration into multiple files for better performance and maintainability.
- Improve and standardize documentation across all sections.
- Parameterize hardcoded values in snippets for greater flexibility.
- Implement a versioning system for the configuration structure.
Addressing these issues will significantly improve the maintainability, performance, and usability of the design system configuration.
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packages/configurator/src/checkbox-configurator/CheckBoxConfigurator.vue (5)
2-2: LGTM! Template simplification improves readability.The template has been simplified, which improves readability. The use of
v-modelfor two-way binding is correct. The addition of the@changeevent handler is noted and will be verified in the script section.
20-22: Good use ofwatchEffectfor simplified reactivity.The switch from
watchtowatchEffectsimplifies the reactivity logic. This approach is more concise and automatically tracks its reactive dependencies.
24-26: LGTM! Thechangemethod correctly handles updates.The new
changemethod correctly emits the updated value using theupdate:modelValueevent. This implementation properly supports thev-modeldirective used in the template.
16-16: Good practice: AddedinheritAttrs: false.Adding
inheritAttrs: falseprevents unwanted attribute inheritance, which is a good practice for components that manage their own attributes.
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1-31: Overall, excellent refactoring that improves component quality.The changes in this file represent a well-executed refactoring of the
CheckBoxConfiguratorcomponent. The template has been simplified, and the script section now uses more modern Vue.js practices (watchEffect,v-modelwith custom components). The addition ofinheritAttrs: falseshows attention to detail in preventing unintended attribute inheritance.These changes improve the component's readability, maintainability, and align well with Vue.js best practices. The functionality appears to be maintained while the code quality has been enhanced.
packages/common/component/MetaList.vue (1)
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1-43: Overall, the changes enhance component flexibility while maintaining consistency.The modifications to
MetaList.vuealign well with the PR objectives. The addition of the "bottom" slot and corresponding styles improves the component's versatility without introducing functional changes or breaking existing behavior. The code structure and naming conventions remain consistent with the existing implementation.To further improve the component:
- Consider adding a comment to explain the purpose of the new "bottom" slot.
- Consider using CSS variables for the new style properties to enhance maintainability and theming capabilities.
These suggestions are minor and do not impact the overall quality of the changes.
packages/plugins/materials/src/js/options.js (4)
23-24: LGTM: Addition oflabelPositionaligns with PR objectives.The addition of
labelPosition: 'left'to theidproperty is consistent with the PR's goal of updating positioning rules for property labels. This change allows short labels to align horizontally with simple input components, as described in the PR objectives.
40-41: LGTM: Consistent application oflabelPosition.The addition of
labelPosition: 'left'to theclassNameproperty maintains consistency with theidproperty and aligns with the PR objectives. This change contributes to a uniform styling approach for similar properties.
57-58: LGTM: Completes consistent styling across properties.The addition of
labelPosition: 'left'to therefproperty completes the consistent application of this styling rule across all properties in the group (id,className, andref). This change maintains the uniform approach to label positioning as outlined in the PR objectives.
23-24: Overall changes align with PR objectives, but may be incomplete.The consistent addition of
labelPosition: 'left'to theid,className, andrefproperties aligns well with the PR objectives of updating positioning rules for property labels. These changes contribute to the goal of having short labels align horizontally with simple input components.However, these modifications only address a small part of the described style updates in the PR objectives. To ensure complete implementation of the PR goals:
- Verify that similar changes have been made in other relevant files or components.
- Check if the other style adjustments mentioned in the PR objectives (e.g., font size reduction, vertical stacking for long labels, block selection for selectors with few options) have been implemented elsewhere.
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packages/configurator/src/button-group-configurator/ButtonGroupConfigurator.vue (2)
7-7: LGTM: Improved template formattingThe reformatting of the
@update:modelValueevent listener improves code readability without affecting functionality.
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1-101: Summary: Successful style refactoring with improved visual consistencyThe changes in this file successfully refactor the styles of the ButtonGroupConfigurator component, aligning with the PR objectives. The modifications enhance the visual consistency and responsiveness of the button group without introducing functional changes.
Key improvements:
- Reformatted template for better readability
- Enhanced button group layout using flex
- Improved styling for active and inactive buttons
- Adjusted button dimensions for better visual appeal
These changes contribute to a more polished and consistent user interface. The suggestion to use CSS variables could further improve maintainability in the future.
packages/common/component/MetaChildItem.vue (4)
3-3: LGTM: Title addition enhances UI clarityThe addition of the title element improves the user interface by providing a clear header for the list of properties. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of updating the properties panel styles.
57-59: LGTM: Improved handling of array typesThe modification to the
propertiescomputed property enhances the component's flexibility by correctly handling both object and array types. This change improves the overall robustness of the component.
82-86: LGTM: Appropriate styling for the new title elementThe added styles for the title element are appropriate and consistent with the PR objectives. The use of CSS variables for colors is a good practice for maintaining a consistent design system.
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1-99: Summary: Well-implemented changes with a minor suggestion for improvementOverall, the changes to
MetaChildItem.vueare well-implemented and align with the PR objectives. The addition of the title element, the new computed property for determining the title, and the improved handling of array types in thepropertiescomputed property all contribute to enhancing the component's functionality and UI.The only suggestion for improvement is to consider a more robust internationalization approach for the title fallback logic.
Great job on these refactoring changes!
packages/configurator/src/array-item-configurator/ArrayItemConfigurator.vue (1)
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1-209: Summary: Changes successfully implement PR objectivesThe modifications in this file effectively implement the changes described in the PR objectives, particularly:
- Altering the position and style of the "Add a Column" option in tables.
- Removing the MetaListActions component and replacing it with a more streamlined UI element.
The changes are consistent with the AI-generated summary and maintain the existing functionality while improving the user interface.
To further enhance the code:
- Consider internationalizing the "Add a column" text for better language support.
- Remove unused code related to the old MetaListActions implementation.
- Ensure consistent use of measurement units in the CSS.
These minor improvements will increase maintainability and consistency across the codebase.
packages/common/component/MetaListItem.vue (3)
21-21: Improved event handler syntax in templateThe changes to the event handlers in the template are good improvements. By using the closing tag syntax (e.g.,
@hide="hide(item)"instead of:@hide="hide"), the code becomes more explicit and consistent with Vue.js best practices. This approach can help prevent potential issues with event binding and makes the code more readable.Also applies to: 31-31, 49-49, 67-67
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78-260: No changes in the script sectionThe script section doesn't show any significant changes that require review.
262-262: Style adjustments align with PR objectivesThe style changes made to
.active-itemand.option-inputare in line with the PR objectives for refactoring the properties panel styles. The new background color for active items and the defined height with vertical alignment for option inputs should improve the visual consistency and layout of the panel.Also applies to: 266-267
packages/common/component/MetaCodeEditor.vue (4)
19-19: LGTM: Template changes improve readability and consistency.The changes in the template section are minor but positive:
- Reformatting of
:close-on-click-modalimproves code readability.- Adding
@editorDidMountevent handler is consistent with the component's setup function.- Moving
@clickto a new line is a minor formatting improvement.These changes enhance the overall code quality without affecting functionality.
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256-257: Approved: Use of CSS variables enhances theme consistency.The update to use CSS variables for
colorandborder-colorin the.edit-btnclass is a positive change. This modification:
- Improves theme consistency across the application.
- Makes it easier to manage and update styles globally.
- Aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring styles.
These changes contribute to a more maintainable and flexible styling system.
262-265: Approved: Consistent use of CSS variables for button states.The update to use CSS variables for
border-colorin the hover and focus states of.edit-btnis a good improvement:
- Ensures consistent styling across different button states.
- Aligns with the previous changes, maintaining a uniform approach to styling.
- Contributes to the overall goal of refactoring styles as mentioned in the PR objectives.
These changes enhance the maintainability and consistency of the component's styling.
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1-365: Verify completeness of style changes across the project.While the changes in this file align with the PR objectives of refactoring styles without introducing functional changes, some of the mentioned style updates are not present in this file:
- The font size reduction from 14px to 12px is not visible here.
- The positioning rules for property labels (short labels aligning horizontally, long labels stacking vertically) are not implemented in this file.
- Changes to selectors and the "Add a Column" option in tables are not present.
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packages/common/component/ConfigItem.vue (3)
11-11: Formatting improvements approvedThe changes in the template section are minor formatting adjustments that improve code readability without affecting functionality. These changes align with best practices for Vue template formatting.
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518-518: Font size reduction approvedThe font size reduction from 14px to 12px for the .item-label class aligns with the PR objectives. This change contributes to the overall style refinement of the properties panel.
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1-687: Final approval: Changes align with PR objectivesThe modifications in this file are minimal and align well with the PR objectives:
- The font size reduction from 14px to 12px for property labels has been implemented.
- Minor formatting improvements have been made to enhance code readability.
These changes do not introduce any functional modifications or potential issues. The overall structure and logic of the component remain intact. The file changes are approved and ready for merging.
designer-demo/public/mock/bundle.json (1)
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1-13: LGTM: Overall structure is well-organizedThe JSON file has a logical and well-structured layout, with clear separation between different sections such as "framework", "materials", and "snippets". This organization makes it easier to navigate and maintain the configuration.
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/buttons/ButtonGroup.vue (3)
1-12: LGTM! Consider enhancing accessibility.The template structure is well-organized and follows Vue.js best practices. The use of
tiny-tooltipfor each option enhances the user experience, and the conditional rendering of icons and labels provides flexibility.Consider adding
aria-labelattributes to the<li>elements to improve accessibility, especially for screen readers. For example:- <li :data-active="item.value === value ? '' : undefined" @click="handleClick(item.value)"> + <li :data-active="item.value === value ? '' : undefined" @click="handleClick(item.value)" :aria-label="item.label || item.tip">
14-41: LGTM! Consider enhancing type safety.The script section is well-structured and follows Vue 3 Composition API best practices. Props are properly defined, and the watcher ensures the internal state stays in sync with the prop. The
handleClickmethod correctly updates the state and emits an event.To improve type safety and developer experience, consider using TypeScript or adding JSDoc type annotations. For example:
interface ButtonOption { value: string; label?: string; icon?: string; tip: string; } const props = defineProps<{ options: ButtonOption[]; modelValue: string; }>();This will provide better type checking and autocompletion in IDEs.
43-90: LGTM! Consider performance optimization for hover effects.The style section is well-structured, using scoped LESS styles and CSS variables for theming. The layout is responsive, and the styling for active states and separators enhances the user experience.
To potentially improve performance, consider using CSS
will-changeproperty for hover effects. This can help the browser optimize rendering, especially on lower-end devices. Add the following to theliselector:li { // ... existing styles ... will-change: background-color, color; }Note: Use
will-changesparingly, as overuse can lead to performance issues. In this case, it's appropriate due to the frequent state changes in a button group.packages/settings/styles/src/components/border/BorderGroup.vue (1)
88-95: Ensure consistent usage of class bindings and event handlersIn the
<span>element for the border label, there is a mix of static and dynamic class bindings. Additionally, the event handler might need verification to ensure it functions as expected.Consider adjusting the class binding syntax for consistency:
-<span - class="border-label" - :class="{ 'is-setting': isBorderSetting(), 'set-border-style': true }" +<span + :class="['border-label', 'set-border-style', { 'is-setting': isBorderSetting() }]" @click="openSetting(BORDER_PROPERTY.Border, $event)" > 边框 </span>This change consolidates the class bindings into a single
:classarray, enhancing readability.
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/index.js (1)
15-15: LGTM! New ButtonGroup component export added correctly.The export statement for the ButtonGroup component is correctly formatted and placed in alphabetical order. This addition makes the new component available for use in other parts of the application.
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/buttons/ButtonGroup.vue (1)
1-90: Overall assessment: Well-implemented component with minor improvement suggestions.This new
ButtonGroupcomponent is well-structured and aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring styles without introducing functional changes. It contributes to improving the properties panel's appearance by providing a flexible and visually appealing button group implementation.Key strengths:
- Follows Vue.js best practices and uses the Composition API effectively.
- Implements tooltips for enhanced user experience.
- Uses CSS variables for easy theming and consistency.
- Provides flexible rendering of icons and labels.
Suggestions for improvement:
- Enhance accessibility by adding
aria-labelattributes.- Improve type safety with TypeScript or JSDoc annotations.
- Consider performance optimization for hover effects using
will-change.These minor improvements will further enhance the component's quality and maintainability.
packages/configurator/src/button-group-configurator/ButtonGroupConfigurator.vue (7)
8-9: Formatting adjustment improves readabilityThe closing tag for
<tiny-button-group>has been moved to a new line, enhancing the readability of the template structure.
64-65: Ensure button group occupies full widthAdding
width: 100%to.meta-button-group.tiny-button-groupensures the button group spans the full width of its container, providing consistent styling.
66-71: Implement flex layout for button itemsApplying
display: flextoul.tiny-group-itemand settingflex: 1onlielements distributes buttons evenly, improving the layout responsiveness.
73-79: Adding border-radius to first and last buttonsThis change rounds the corners of the first and last buttons, enhancing the visual appeal of the button group.
81-88: Update background and text colors using CSS variablesThe use of new CSS variables for background and text colors promotes consistency and simplifies theme management.
90-99: Adjust button sizing and text overflow handlingSetting
min-width,width,padding, and text overflow properties ensures buttons are sized appropriately and text is displayed correctly within the available space.
101-111: Implement separator between buttonsAdding the
::afterpseudo-element to create visual separators between buttons enhances the user interface by clearly delineating individual buttons.packages/settings/styles/src/components/border/BorderGroup.vue (3)
403-406: Fix the icon name for 'none' border styleIn the
styleOptionsarray, the icon for the 'none' border style is set as'cross'. Verify if this icon represents the 'none' style appropriately.If there is a specific icon that better represents the 'none' border style, consider updating it. For example:
{ icon: 'cross', value: BORDER_STYLE_TYPE.None, tip: 'none-无' }, +// Alternatively, use an icon named 'border-style-none' if available +{ icon: 'border-style-none', value: BORDER_STYLE_TYPE.None, tip: 'none-无' },
582-587: Ensure depth selectors are applied correctly in LessThe use of
:deepin Less files may not be necessary. Verify that the styles are being scoped correctly.Check if the
:deepselector is required in the following style:.radius-content { display: flex; gap: 4px; // Is the :deep selector necessary here? .radius-btn-group:deep(ul) { width: 48px; } }If not required, you can remove
:deepto simplify the code:.radius-content { display: flex; gap: 4px; .radius-btn-group ul { width: 48px; } }
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the ButtonGroup component exists at the specified path. # Test: Check for the existence of ButtonGroup.vue or ButtonGroup/index.js # Expected result: The files should be found in the specified directory. # Search for ButtonGroup.vue in the repository fd ButtonGroup.vue . # Search for index.js within the buttons/ButtonGroup directory fd index.js ./buttons/ButtonGroupLength of output: 277
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609-611: Replace deprecated:deepselector with::v-deepThe use of
:deepin the.radius-content-inputstyles is deprecated. Update it to::v-deepto maintain compatibility with the latest Vue standards.Apply this diff to make the change:
.radius-content-input { margin-left: 4px; - :deep(.tiny-input__suffix) { + ::v-deep .tiny-input__suffix { right: 0; } }
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623-635: Replace deprecated:deepselector with::v-deepIn the styles for
.radius-content, the:deepcombinator is deprecated. Update it to::v-deepto follow Vue 3 best practices.Here's the diff to update the selector:
.radius-content { flex: 1; display: flex; align-items: center; margin: 5px 0; - :deep(.tiny-input__inner) { + ::v-deep .tiny-input__inner { background: var(--ti-lowcode-tabs-active-bg); padding: 0 20px 0 0; border-radius: 0; border-width: 0; &:hover, &:focus { border-bottom: 1px solid var(--ti-lowcode-property-active-color); } } }
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585-587:⚠️ Potential issueReplace deprecated
:deepselector with::v-deepThe
:deepselector is deprecated in Vue 3. To ensure future compatibility and adhere to best practices, use the::v-deepcombinator instead.Apply the following diff to update the selector:
-.radius-btn-group:deep(ul) { +.radius-btn-group ::v-deep ul { width: 48px; }Likely invalid or redundant comment.
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401-406: Added border style options and computed propertyBorder style options have been defined, and a new computed property
styleValuehas been added to handle the current border style selection. This change supports the new border style selection UI in the template.Consider using a localization mechanism for the
tipproperties instyleOptionsto support multiple languages more easily.Also applies to: 408-411
648-705: New styles for border containerNew styles have been added to support the redesigned border container layout. The use of CSS Grid for the position selector and flexbox for the inputs container provides a flexible and responsive layout.
Consider adding media queries to ensure the layout remains usable on smaller screen sizes, particularly for the gap between the position selector and inputs.
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41-46: LGTM: Improved UI for adding new itemsThe new #bottom template section effectively replaces the removed meta-list-actions, simplifying the UI and directly integrating the "Add" functionality. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of refactoring styles and improving UI consistency.
175-187: LGTM: Appropriate styling for the new "Add" buttonThe new styles for the .add class provide appropriate styling for the newly added "Add" button, including hover effects. These changes align well with the PR objectives of refactoring styles and improving UI consistency.
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1-187: Overall assessment: Good improvements with minor cleanup neededThe changes in this file successfully refactor the styles and improve UI consistency as per the PR objectives. The new "Add" button implementation simplifies the UI and the corresponding styles are well-implemented. However, there's still some unused code that should be removed to improve maintainability. Once the unused code is removed, this file will be in excellent shape.
54-54:⚠️ Potential issueRemove remaining unused code
The removal of the MetaListActions import is correct. However, as mentioned in a previous review, there are still unused elements in the script that can be removed to improve code maintainability:
- The
actionsOptionsobject- The
actionEventsmethod- Both
actionsOptionsandactionEventsfrom thereturnstatement in thesetupfunctionPlease remove these unused elements to eliminate dead code.
packages/settings/styles/src/components/border/BorderGroup.vue (7)
10-16: Improved radius selection UIThe radius selection has been refactored to use a
button-groupcomponent, which provides a more intuitive and consistent user interface. This change enhances the user experience by offering a clear visual representation of the available options.
18-27: Conditional rendering of single radius inputThe single radius input is now conditionally rendered based on the selected radius type. This change improves the UI by showing only relevant inputs to the user.
29-82: Restructured multiple radius inputsThe multiple radius inputs have been reorganized into a more compact and visually appealing layout. Each corner now has its own section with an icon and numeric input, improving the overall user experience.
87-94: Redesigned border container layoutThe border container has been significantly restructured with a new layout that separates the border position selector from the style, width, and color inputs. This new design provides a more intuitive and organized interface for managing border properties.
Also applies to: 95-177
192-192: Added ButtonGroup componentThe ButtonGroup component has been imported and registered. This aligns with the template changes and provides the necessary functionality for the new UI elements.
Also applies to: 230-230
309-312: Implemented radius options and selection logicNew computed properties and methods have been added to handle radius options and selection. The
selectRadiusmethod now includes logic to reset previous radius settings when switching between single and multiple radius modes, which helps maintain consistency in the UI state.Also applies to: 314-314, 316-335
645-646:⚠️ Potential issueInconsistent CSS variable naming
The CSS variable
--te-common-text-secondaryis used for the border label color. This seems inconsistent with other variable names in the file that use the--ti-prefix.Consider updating the variable name to maintain consistency:
-.border-label { - color: var(--te-common-text-secondary); + color: var(--ti-common-text-secondary);Ensure that the CSS variable
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1-187: Overall assessment: Good refactoring with minor cleanup neededThe changes in this file successfully refactor the styles and structure of the ArrayItemConfigurator component, aligning well with the PR objectives. The new "Add a Column" UI is implemented correctly, and the styling changes improve consistency and maintainability.
However, there's still some unused code related to the removed MetaListActions that should be cleaned up to further improve code quality.
Once the unused code is removed, this refactoring will be complete and ready for merging.
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90-94: Ensure consistent spacing and alignment in CSS stylesThe newly added CSS rules for the
.titleclass look good. To maintain consistency with the rest of the codebase, ensure that indentation and spacing align with the project's style guidelines.Make sure that the opening and closing braces are properly aligned, and there are no extra spaces or tabs.
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41-46: LGTM: New "Add a Column" UI implemented correctlyThe new #bottom template section effectively replaces the previous meta-list-actions with a simpler UI for adding a new column. This change aligns well with the PR objectives and improves the overall user experience.
53-54: LGTM: Import statements updated correctlyThe removal of the MetaListActions import and the lowercase modification for icon imports are correct and align with the template changes and past review comments.
175-187: LGTM: Styles for new "Add" button implemented correctlyThe new styles for the "add" class are well-implemented and consistent with the PR objectives. The use of flexbox for layout and CSS variables for colors promotes consistency and maintainability.
54-54:⚠️ Potential issueRemove remaining unused code
While the MetaListActions import has been removed, there are still unused elements in the script that can be cleaned up to improve code maintainability.
Consider removing the following unused code:
- The
actionsOptionsobject- The
actionEventsmethod- Both
actionsOptionsandactionEventsfrom thereturnstatement in thesetupfunction
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maxlength,autofocus, andclearable.TinyCarouselItem,TinyCarousel, andButtonGroupfor enhanced button interactions.MetaChildItemfor improved UI clarity.ArrayItemConfigurator.Bug Fixes
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