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packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/ImageSetting.vue (5)
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12-14: Add accessibility attributes to the checkbox componentThe checkbox for "@2x" option should include proper accessibility attributes for better screen reader support.
<tiny-checkbox v-model="state.checked" + aria-label="Double size image" + role="checkbox" @change="imageSizeChange">@2x</tiny-checkbox>
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2-62: Consider internationalizing the UI textThe component contains hardcoded Chinese text labels. Consider using a localization system for better maintainability and internationalization support.
Examples of text that should be localized:
- "背景图" (Background image)
- "选择图片" (Choose image)
- "大小" (Size)
- "宽度" (Width)
- "高度" (Height)
- "重复" (Repeat)
- "固定" (Fixed)
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103-112: Avoid hardcoded values in imageSizeChange functionThe function uses hardcoded values ('125') for image sizing. Consider making this configurable or calculated based on the original image dimensions.
+const DEFAULT_2X_SIZE = 125 + const imageSizeChange = (val) => { - state.width = val ? '125' : 'Auto' + state.width = val ? DEFAULT_2X_SIZE.toString() : 'Auto' state.widthSuffix = val ? 'px' : 'auto' state.height = 'Auto' state.heightSuffix = 'auto' val - ? updateStyle({ [BACKGROUND_PROPERTY.BackgroundSize]: '125px' }) + ? updateStyle({ [BACKGROUND_PROPERTY.BackgroundSize]: `${DEFAULT_2X_SIZE}px` }) : updateStyle({ [BACKGROUND_PROPERTY.BackgroundSize]: null }) }
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132-135: Enhance number validation in isNum functionThe current regex pattern could be improved to handle more edge cases.
const isNum = (num) => { - const reg = /^[0-9]+(.[0-9]+)?$/ + const reg = /^-?\d*\.?\d+$/ return reg.test(num) }
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284-341: Consider organizing styles with BEM methodologyThe current style structure could benefit from better organization using BEM methodology for better maintainability and readability.
Example refactor for the choose-image section:
-.choose-image { +.image-selector { + &__choose-button { border-color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-setting-panel-label-color); outline: 0px; cursor: default; // ... other properties } + &__text { span { display: inline-block; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; white-space: nowrap; } } }packages/settings/styles/src/components/inputs/NumericSelect.vue (1)
49-49: LGTM! The lowercase 'px' aligns with CSS standards.The change from 'PX' to 'px' improves consistency with CSS standards where units are case-sensitive and conventionally lowercase. This also aligns with the changes in Main.vue.
Consider adding validation for other common CSS units (em, rem, vh, vw) to make the component more versatile:
props: { suffix: { type: String, default: 'px', + validator: (value) => ['px', 'em', 'rem', 'vh', 'vw', '%'].includes(value.toLowerCase()) } }packages/toolbars/media/src/Main.vue (1)
486-521: Well-structured CSS with proper spacing and organization.The new styles follow good practices:
- Proper nesting for scoped styles
- Consistent spacing with gaps
- Flexible layout using flex-direction
- Semantic class names
Consider extracting common styles (like padding, gaps) into CSS variables for better maintainability:
.content-wrap { - padding: 20px 12px; + padding: var(--te-content-padding, 20px 12px); .setting { display: flex; flex-direction: column; - gap: 12px; + gap: var(--te-setting-gap, 12px);packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/BackgroundGroup.vue (1)
570-570: Consider moving the color property to a global style.Since the color property is applied to a generic
spanelement, it might be better to define it in a global style or a reusable class to maintain consistency across the application.
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packages/configurator/src/js-slot-configurator/JsSlotConfigurator.vue (3)
Line range hint 8-13: LGTM! Tooltip improvements enhance readability.
The changes to the tooltip's placement and width improve the user experience by ensuring better visibility and readability of the help text.
268-268: LGTM! Improved switch knob alignment.
The adjustment to the switch knob's vertical position (2px from top) improves its visual alignment within the switch.
77-77: Verify the IconHelpCircle icon availability.
The icon change from 'IconUnknow' to 'IconHelpCircle' is semantically better, but let's verify its existence.
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IconHelpCircle is properly defined and available
The icon change is valid. The search results confirm that:
- IconHelpCircle is imported from '@opentiny/vue-icon' and used across multiple components
- It's specifically defined in SlotConfigurator.vue and properly referenced in JsSlotConfigurator.vue through the SvgICons collection
- The SvgICons import from '@opentiny/vue-icon' is correctly set up in the file
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/ImageSetting.vue (2)
330-330: LGTM: Color variable change
The change from var(--te-common-bg-prompt) to var(--te-common-text-primary) aligns with the design system's color tokens.
330-330: Verify the impact of color token change
Let's verify if other components are using the same color token consistently.
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Color token usage is consistent across the codebase
The --te-common-text-primary color token is consistently used across multiple components for text coloring, including the ImageSetting component. This token appears to be a standard design token used throughout the codebase for primary text colors, and its usage in ImageSetting.vue aligns with the established pattern.
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21-27: Improved title structure enhances readability.
The restructured title markup with conditional subtitle rendering improves code organization and maintainability.
46-46: Consistent lowercase 'px' unit usage.
The change to lowercase 'px' aligns with the changes in NumericSelect.vue and CSS standards.
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75-78: New free layout toggle needs documentation.
The addition of the free layout toggle (自由布局) is a significant feature that changes the canvas type between 'absolute' and 'normal'.
Would you like me to:
- Generate documentation for this feature?
- Create test cases for the canvas type switching functionality?
14-14: Verify the popover width changes impact on content.
The popover widths have been adjusted:
- Media icon popover: Increased to 260px
- Toolbar media popover: Set to 200px
Please ensure these widths accommodate the content without truncation, especially for localized text.
Also applies to: 38-38
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Popover widths are appropriate for the content
The width adjustments are well-suited for the content:
- Media icon popover (260px): Contains structured content with title, subtitle and icons, with proper padding (12px 8px)
- Toolbar media popover (200px): Contains simple text content "画布设置" with padding (12px 8px)
No truncation issues are likely as the content is properly structured with appropriate spacing.
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packages/common/component/MetaListItem.vue (2)
299-301: LGTM!
The changes to the tiny-popover component's positioning and dimensions look good.
310-313: Verify if the padding change impacts the layout as expected.
Changing the fixed height to padding on the .add-options class may affect the layout. Ensure that this change produces the desired result and doesn't introduce any visual inconsistencies.
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The padding change is safe and maintains layout consistency
The padding change from the fixed height to padding: 20px 0 20px 2px on the .add-options class is appropriate because:
- The component is used within a popover context where flexible height is preferred
- The base theme already handles scrolling behavior with proper scrollbar styling
- The padding maintains consistent spacing while allowing content to flow naturally
- The class is properly scoped and doesn't affect other components' layouts
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packages/configurator/src/tabs-group-configurator/TabsGroupConfigurator.vue (1)
240-246: LGTM!
The changes to the dropdown's background color and hover effects improve the visual feedback and interaction design.
designer-demo/public/mock/bundle.json (1)
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The changes in bundle.json introduce a wide range of UI components with detailed configurations, enhancing the overall functionality and user experience of the application. The additions cover various aspects such as form inputs, data display, navigation, and layout.
The components are well-structured with appropriate properties, events, and slots, providing flexibility and extensibility for developers. The consistent use of properties like modelValue and placeholder across components ensures a unified approach to state management and user interactions.
Overall, these changes significantly enhance the component library, offering a robust set of tools for building interactive and visually appealing user interfaces in Vue.js applications.
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packages/configurator/src/tabs-group-configurator/TabsGroupConfigurator.vue (2)
243-251: Fix inconsistent indentation in CSSThe nested selectors have inconsistent indentation which affects code readability.
Apply this formatting fix:
&:hover { background-color: var(--te-common-bg-prompt); border-radius: 4px; } .selected-option { span:hover { color: var(--te-common-text-primary); } - } +}
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1-304: Consider adding TypeScript interfaces for props and eventsThe component would benefit from TypeScript interfaces to better define the shape of:
- The
optionsarray items- The
valueobject when usingvalueKey- Event payload types
Example interface definitions:
interface TabOption { label?: string; icon?: string; content?: string; value: any; collapsed?: boolean; } interface TabsGroupConfiguratorProps { modelValue: string; valueKey?: string; placement?: 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right'; labelWidth?: number; options: TabOption[]; }
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240-242: LGTM: Proper usage of common CSS variables
The changes correctly use the te-common- prefixed variables for background and text colors, which aligns with the project's guidelines.
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packages/settings/styles/src/components/layout/LayoutGroup.vue (4)
132-132: LGTM! Consider documenting color usage.The addition of the secondary text color using the design system variable is appropriate and consistent with the component's styling pattern.
Consider adding a comment documenting the color usage for accessibility purposes, especially since it interacts with the selected state styling.
.display-label { flex: 0 0 50px; padding: 0 3px; line-height: 24px; + /* Secondary text color for better contrast in default state */ color: var(--te-common-text-secondary);
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31-42: Remove unused propseffectandplacement.These props are defined but not utilized in the component, which could lead to confusion.
- effect: { - type: String, - default: 'dark' - }, - placement: { - type: String, - default: 'top' - },
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69-75: Consider simplifying modal position handling.The modal position setting could be handled directly by the
ModalMaskcomponent to improve component cohesion.- const openDisplayModal = (event) => { - if (props.display) { - setPosition(event) - showModal.value = true - } - } + const openDisplayModal = () => { + if (props.display) { + showModal.value = true + } + }Then update the template to pass the event directly to ModalMask:
- <modal-mask v-if="showModal" @close="showModal = false"> + <modal-mask v-if="showModal" @close="showModal = false" :trigger-event="$event">
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1-1: Add unit tests for component functionality.The PR objectives indicate that tests haven't been added. This component has several critical features that should be tested:
- Display type selection and updates
- Modal interaction and positioning
- Reset functionality
- Disabled state handling
Would you like me to help generate unit tests for these scenarios? I can provide a comprehensive test suite implementation.
packages/settings/styles/src/components/typography/TypographyGroup.vue (2)
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392-408: Consider enhancing reset functionality robustnessThe reset function handles multiple properties through string splitting, which could be made more robust:
- The current implementation assumes properties are always valid
- There's no error handling for invalid property names
Consider refactoring the reset function for better error handling:
const reset = () => { + const validProperties = new Set(Object.values(TYPO_PROPERTY)) if (activedName.includes(',')) { - activedName.split(',').forEach((name) => { + activedName.split(',').forEach((name) => { + if (validProperties.has(name.trim())) { updateStyle({ [name]: null }) + } }) } else { + if (validProperties.has(activedName)) { updateStyle({ [activedName]: null }) + } } // ... rest of the function }
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374-383: Consider enhancing color validationThe color change handler could benefit from additional validation to ensure color values are in the correct format.
Consider adding color validation:
const changeColor = (value) => { const propertyName = TYPO_PROPERTY.Color const val = value?.target?.value || value || '' + const isValidColor = (color) => { + const style = new Option().style + style.color = color + return style.color !== '' + } + if (propertyName) { + if (val === '' || isValidColor(val)) { updateStyle({ [propertyName]: val }) + } } }packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/BackgroundImageGradient.vue (1)
15-17: Consider implementing proper i18n supportThe mixed usage of Chinese and English text throughout the component suggests a need for a systematic internationalization approach. This would:
- Ensure consistent language usage across the UI
- Make maintenance easier
- Improve user experience
- Support future localization needs
Consider implementing a proper i18n solution:
- Extract all UI strings to language files
- Use a translation framework (e.g., vue-i18n)
- Implement language switching functionality
Example implementation:
<tiny-checkbox v-model="state.repeat" @change="changeRepeat">{{ t('background.repeat') }}</tiny-checkbox> <span><svg-icon :name="t('icons.restart')"></svg-icon></span>
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packages/common/component/ConfigItem.vue (1)
530-530: LGTM! Good use of CSS variable for text color.
Using the CSS variable var(--te-common-text-secondary) for text color is a good practice as it maintains consistency with the theme system and makes it easier to update colors globally.
designer-demo/public/mock/bundle.json (1)
Line range hint 1-9826: Well-structured component configuration with comprehensive definitions.
The bundle.json provides a robust configuration for UI components with:
- Detailed property definitions with proper validation rules
- Clear event handler configurations
- Proper component nesting rules
- Comprehensive documentation for each component
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packages/common/component/MetaCodeEditor.vue (1)
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249-267: Consider improving error handling and security in a future PR.While not blocking for this style-focused PR, consider these improvements for future work:
- Add proper error handling instead of empty catch blocks
- Replace
new Function()with safer alternatives to prevent potential security vulnerabilities- Consider migrating to TypeScript for better type safety
packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/BackgroundGroup.vue (1)
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401-579: Consider reorganizing styles for better maintainability.The styles section handles multiple concerns (layout, interactions, states). Consider splitting it into logical groups using CSS comments or separate style files:
- Base layout styles
- Interactive states (hover, active)
- Drag and drop styles
- Modal styles
Example organization:
<style lang="less" scoped> +/* Layout +------------------------------------------ */ .background-group { display: grid; // ... layout styles } +/* Interactive States +------------------------------------------ */ .is-setting { // ... state styles } +/* Drag and Drop +------------------------------------------ */ .image-list-item { // ... drag-drop styles } +/* Modal +------------------------------------------ */ .background-model-title { // ... modal styles } </style>packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingSetting.vue (1)
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208-208: Change 'PX' to lowercase 'px' for consistencyAccording to the PR objectives, 'PX' should be changed to lowercase. Update the content property to use lowercase 'px'.
- content: 'PX'; + content: 'px';packages/settings/styles/src/components/effects/EffectGroup.vue (1)
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315-315: Change 'PX' to lowercase 'px' in outlineSuffixOptionsAccording to the PR objectives, 'PX' should be changed to lowercase. Update the label in outlineSuffixOptions.
- label: 'PX', + label: 'px',packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingGroup.vue (1)
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1-593: Consider refactoring to improve maintainabilityWhile the current implementation works well, here are some suggestions to enhance maintainability:
- The click handlers
clickMarginandclickPaddingshare similar logic and could be combined into a single handler.- The repeated SVG structures for margin and padding could be extracted into reusable components.
- The spacing calculations in the computed property could be moved to a composable function.
Example refactor for the click handlers:
- const clickMargin = (styleName, event) => { - state.className = styleName - state.show = true - - setPosition(event) - openSetting(SPACING_PROPERTY.Margin, styleName) - } - - const clickPadding = (styleName, event) => { - state.className = styleName - state.show = true - - setPosition(event) - openSetting(SPACING_PROPERTY.Padding, styleName) - } + const handleSpacingClick = (type, styleName, event) => { + state.className = styleName + state.show = true + + setPosition(event) + openSetting(type, styleName) + }Then update the template click handlers:
- @click="clickMargin(SPACING_PROPERTY.MarginTop, $event)" + @click="handleSpacingClick(SPACING_PROPERTY.Margin, SPACING_PROPERTY.MarginTop, $event)" - @click="clickPadding(SPACING_PROPERTY.PaddingTop, $event)" + @click="handleSpacingClick(SPACING_PROPERTY.Padding, SPACING_PROPERTY.PaddingTop, $event)"packages/configurator/src/tabs-group-configurator/TabsGroupConfigurator.vue (1)
280-282: Avoid using arbitrary high z-index valuesUsing
z-index: 9999can lead to stacking context issues. Consider using a z-index scale defined in your design system.Consider creating a z-index scale in your design tokens:
- z-index: 9999; + z-index: var(--te-z-index-dropdown);
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packages/common/component/MetaCodeEditor.vue (1)
306-306: LGTM! Good use of design system variable.
The change from a hardcoded border-radius value to var(--te-base-border-radius-1) improves consistency with the design system and makes the component more maintainable.
packages/settings/styles/src/components/background/BackgroundGroup.vue (3)
401-401: LGTM! Consistent use of design system color variables.
The use of --te-common-text-secondary for background labels aligns with the design system's color hierarchy.
570-570: LGTM! Appropriate use of primary text color for modal title.
The combination of font-weight: 600 with --te-common-text-primary provides good emphasis for the modal title.
557-557: Verify color contrast for active state text.
While the use of --te-common-bg-text-emphasize follows the design system, please ensure sufficient color contrast between the emphasized text (color: --te-common-text-emphasize) and its background for accessibility.
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Color contrast appears to meet accessibility standards
The emphasized text color (--te-common-text-emphasize: #1476ff) against its background (--te-common-bg-text-emphasize: rgba(20, 118, 255, 0.1)) provides sufficient contrast. The blue text (#1476ff) on a light blue background (10% opacity of the same blue) follows accessibility best practices for interactive elements.
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52-52: LGTM: Well-structured CSS variable addition
The new --te-common-bg-text-emphasize variable follows the established naming convention and is properly documented.
packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingSetting.vue (1)
153-153: LGTM: Consistent use of the new background emphasis variable
The hover and active states now use the standardized --te-common-bg-text-emphasize variable, maintaining visual consistency across components.
Also applies to: 190-190
packages/settings/styles/src/components/effects/EffectGroup.vue (1)
542-542: LGTM: Consistent background emphasis styling
The component correctly uses the new --te-common-bg-text-emphasize variable for text emphasis states.
packages/settings/styles/src/components/spacing/SpacingGroup.vue (1)
516-516: Verify the new CSS variable definition
The change to use --te-common-bg-text-emphasize aligns with standardizing the emphasized text background color across components.
Let's verify the CSS variable definition:
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The --te-common-bg-text-emphasize variable is:
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packages/theme/base/src/common.less - References
--te-base-blue-140which is defined inpackages/theme/base/src/base.lessasrgba(20, 118, 255, 0.1) - Consistently used across multiple style panel components for emphasized text backgrounds
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Reduce popover delay for better user experience
The current 1000ms (1 second) delay is too long for hover tooltips. Standard tooltip delays are typically 200-300ms.
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- :open-delay="1000"
+ :open-delay="200"Also applies to: 46-46, 71-71
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- <div class="button-wrap" v-for="(item, index) in uncollapsedOptions" :key="item.label || item.icon">
+ <div
+ class="button-wrap"
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+ :key="item.label || item.icon"
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The button wrapper implementation is acceptable from an accessibility standpoint
The component is using a well-established UI library's button and button group components (@opentiny/vue), which typically handle keyboard navigation and accessibility features internally. The wrapper div is purely for layout purposes and doesn't interfere with the button's native accessibility features.
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packages/engine-cli/template/designer/public/mock/bundle.json (3)
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1-9528: Consider splitting this large configuration file into smaller modulesThe bundle.json file is quite large and contains all component definitions in a single file. This could lead to maintenance challenges and performance issues.
Consider:
- Splitting components into separate files by category (form, layout, data display etc.)
- Creating a build process to merge them during build time
- Using dynamic imports for lazy loading components
Example structure:
components/ form/ input.json select.json layout/ grid.json data/ table.json bundle.json (imports and merges component definitions)
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1-9528: Add schema validation for component configurationsThe component configurations lack schema validation which could lead to runtime errors.
Consider adding JSON Schema definitions for validating component configurations:
{ "data": { "framework": "Vue", + "$schema": "./schemas/bundle.schema.json", "materials": { ... } } }
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1-9528: Enhance security for component configurationsSome component configurations may allow unsafe values or scripts.
Recommendations:
- Add input validation for all component properties
- Sanitize HTML content in text fields
- Restrict script execution in dynamic components
- Add CSP headers for runtime protection
Example validation:
{ "schema": { "properties": [ { "property": "content", + "validate": { + "sanitize": true, + "maxLength": 1000, + "pattern": "^[a-zA-Z0-9\\s\\-_\\.]*$" + } } ] } }packages/configurator/src/tabs-group-configurator/TabsGroupConfigurator.vue (2)
222-235: Improve dropdown styles maintainabilityConsider extracting repeated styles into shared classes to reduce duplication:
:deep(.tiny-dropdown__title) { margin: 0; line-height: 12px; + .dropdown-text-styles(); .selected-option { text-align: center; } } +.dropdown-text-styles() { + color: var(--te-common-text-weaken); + &:hover { + color: var(--te-common-text-primary); + } +}
258-262: Consolidate hover and active statesThe hover and active states have identical styles. Consider combining them:
-&:hover, -&:active { +&:where(:hover, :active) { background-color: var(--te-common-bg-prompt); color: var(--te-common-text-primary); }
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Line range hint 17-9528: Verify component dependencies and version compatibility
The configuration uses fixed versions for dependencies which could lead to compatibility issues.
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Element Plus and OpenTiny Vue components are using different but consistent versions within their own ecosystems
The scan shows that Element Plus components consistently use version 2.4.2 while OpenTiny Vue components use version 3.14.0. This is not a compatibility issue since they are separate component libraries and each maintains internal version consistency.
The version differences found in the codebase are:
- Element Plus components: v2.4.2
- OpenTiny Vue components: v3.14.0
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Line range hint 5-49: LGTM! Template structure improvements
The changes improve the component's structure and accessibility:
- Added proper wrapper div for better layout control
- Replaced custom popover with native title attribute for better performance
- Improved SVG icon integration
This change aligns with the previous review suggestion to use native title attributes instead of custom popovers.
159-167: Good use of common CSS variables
The switch to using --te-common-* variables improves consistency across the application.
175-175: Verify color contrast ratios for accessibility
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--te-common-text-weakenon--te-common-bg-container - Hover/Selected state:
--te-common-text-primaryon--te-common-bg-prompt
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- Normal state: Gray-60 (#808080) on light background meets WCAG AA for large text
- Selected state: Gray-90 (#191919) on Gray-30 (#e6e6e6) exceeds WCAG AAA requirements
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5-16: Consider simplifying the button wrapper structureThe
button-wrapdiv adds an extra level of nesting that might be unnecessary. Consider moving the flex alignment styles directly to the button component.-<div class="button-wrap" v-for="(item, index) in uncollapsedOptions" :key="item.label || item.icon"> - <tiny-button +<tiny-button + v-for="(item, index) in uncollapsedOptions" + :key="item.label || item.icon" :style="{ width: getItemWidth() + 'px' }" :class="['tab-item', { selected: picked === (valueKey ? item.value[valueKey] : item.value) }]" @click.stop="change(item)" + class="button-wrap" >
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packages/configurator/src/tabs-group-configurator/TabsGroupConfigurator.vue (3)
211-215: Verify color contrast in hover states
The hover state color combination needs verification for accessibility standards.
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rg "te-common-text-primary|te-common-bg-prompt" -g "*.css" -g "*.less"265-267: LGTM: Border styling follows design system
The border implementation correctly uses design system variables and provides good visual separation.
239-243: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Replace hardcoded spacing values with design system variables
The dropdown menu positioning uses hardcoded values that should be replaced with design system variables for consistency.
.dropdown-menu-list {
padding: 8px 0px;
- margin-left: 20px;
- margin-top: 4px !important;
+ margin-left: var(--ti-common-space-5x);
+ margin-top: var(--ti-common-space-base) !important;
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27-37: Simplify dropdown option structureThe nested span structure can be simplified by moving the title attribute to the parent element.
-<span - class="selected-option" - :title="selectedCollapsedOption?.content" - @click.stop="change(selectedCollapsedOption)" -> - <span v-if="selectedCollapsedOption?.label">{{ selectedCollapsedOption.label }}</span> - <svg-icon - v-if="selectedCollapsedOption?.icon" - :name="selectedCollapsedOption.icon" - class="bem-Svg" - ></svg-icon> -</span> +<span + class="selected-option" + :title="selectedCollapsedOption?.content" + @click.stop="change(selectedCollapsedOption)" +> + {{ selectedCollapsedOption?.label }} + <svg-icon + v-if="selectedCollapsedOption?.icon" + :name="selectedCollapsedOption.icon" + class="bem-Svg" + /> +</span>
243-246: Improve dropdown menu positioningThe hardcoded margins and padding should use CSS variables for consistency.
.dropdown-menu-list { - padding: 8px 0px; - margin-left: 20px; + padding: var(--ti-common-space-2x) 0; + margin-left: var(--ti-common-space-5x); border-radius: 4px;
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11-14: Replace native title with TinyTooltip component
Using native title attributes reduces accessibility and provides inconsistent behavior across browsers.
Replace with TinyTooltip for better accessibility and consistent behavior:
-<span class="label-text" :title="item?.content">
+<span class="label-text">
+ <tiny-tooltip :content="item?.content">
<span v-if="item?.label">{{ item.label }}</span>
<svg-icon v-if="item?.icon" :name="item.icon" class="bem-Svg"></svg-icon>
+ </tiny-tooltip>
</span>40-40: Add explicit popper-class for dropdown menu
The dropdown menu should have an explicit popper-class for better style scoping.
-<tiny-dropdown-menu popper-class="dropdown-menu-list">
+<tiny-dropdown-menu popper-class="tabs-group-dropdown-menu">239-241: Use CSS variables for consistent spacing
Hardcoded margins should be replaced with design system variables for better maintainability.
.dropdown-menu-list.tiny-dropdown-menu {
- margin-top: 4px;
+ margin-top: var(--ti-common-space-base);
}204-233: Simplify dropdown styles with class-based approach
The deep selector usage for dropdown styles can be simplified by adding a class to the dropdown component.
-:deep(.drop-down-options) {
+.tabs-group-dropdown {
// ... existing styles ...
}
// In template:
<tiny-dropdown
+ class="tabs-group-dropdown"
// ... other props ...
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204-233: Simplify dropdown styles with a single classThe current nested selectors can be simplified by adding a class to the dropdown component:
-:deep(.drop-down-options) { +.tabs-dropdown { // ... existing styles ... } +<tiny-dropdown + class="tabs-dropdown" + // ... other props +>
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11-14: Replace native title with TinyTooltip component
Using native title attributes reduces accessibility. Consider using TinyTooltip component for better accessibility and consistent behavior:
-<span class="label-text" :title="item?.content">
+<span class="label-text">
+ <tiny-tooltip :content="item?.content">
<span v-if="item?.label">{{ item.label }}</span>
<svg-icon v-if="item?.icon" :name="item.icon" class="bem-Svg"></svg-icon>
+ </tiny-tooltip>
</span>46-49: Replace native title with TinyTooltip in dropdown items
For consistency and accessibility, replace title attributes with TinyTooltip in dropdown items as well:
-<span :title="item?.content">
+<tiny-tooltip :content="item?.content">
<span v-if="item?.label">{{ item.label }}</span>
<svg-icon v-if="item?.icon" :name="item.icon" class="bem-Svg"></svg-icon>
+</tiny-tooltip>159-160: Update color variable usage
Replace deprecated color variables with common design system variables:
-background-color: var(--te-common-bg-container);
+background-color: var(--te-common-bg-primary-hover);
-background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-base-gray-101);
+background-color: var(--te-common-bg-emphasis);
-background-color: var(--te-common-bg-prompt);
+background-color: var(--te-common-bg-primary-hover);Also applies to: 175-175, 211-214, 217-217
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