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WalkthroughThis pull request encompasses a comprehensive set of changes across multiple components in the CodeRabbit platform, focusing on UI refinements, styling updates, and minor functional improvements. The modifications span various packages including common components, plugins, toolbars, and theme configurations. Key areas of change include icon replacements, form validation adjustments, styling enhancements using CSS variables, and improvements to user interaction patterns across different components. Changes
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue (1)
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19-23: Align prop type with actual usage.The
modelValueprop is typed asObject, but the change handler expects a string value. This mismatch could lead to type-related issues.modelValue: { - type: Object, + type: [Object, String], default: () => ({}) }packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue (1)
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29-33: Add error handling and browser compatibilityThe current implementation has two potential issues:
- Uses webkit-specific fullscreen API which limits browser compatibility
- Missing error handling for fullscreen API calls which could fail
Consider this implementation:
const fullscreen = () => { isFullscreen.value = !isFullscreen.value iconName.value = isFullscreen.value ? props.options.icon.cancelFullScreen : props.options.icon.fullScreen - document.webkitFullscreenElement - ? document.webkitExitFullscreen() - : document.documentElement.webkitRequestFullScreen() + try { + if (document.fullscreenElement || document.webkitFullscreenElement) { + if (document.exitFullscreen) { + document.exitFullscreen() + } else if (document.webkitExitFullscreen) { + document.webkitExitFullscreen() + } + } else { + const element = document.documentElement + if (element.requestFullscreen) { + element.requestFullscreen() + } else if (element.webkitRequestFullScreen) { + element.webkitRequestFullScreen() + } + } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to toggle fullscreen:', error) + // Revert the state changes since the operation failed + isFullscreen.value = !isFullscreen.value + iconName.value = isFullscreen.value ? props.options.icon.cancelFullScreen : props.options.icon.fullScreen + } }
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packages/plugins/state/src/StateTips.vue (2)
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2-11: Consider internationalizing the text contentThe template contains hardcoded Chinese strings. Consider extracting these strings into a localization system for better maintainability and internationalization support.
Additionally, consider separating the data type examples from CSS property examples into different components for better separation of concerns.
Example structure:
- <div class="tips"> - <div>字符串:"string"</div> - <div>数字:123</div> - <div>布尔值:true/false</div> - <div>对象:{"name":"xxx"}</div> - <div>数组:["1","2"]</div> - <div>空值:null</div> - <div>"color":red</div> - <div>"background":"blue"</div> - </div> + <div class="tips"> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.string') }}:"string"</div> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.number') }}:123</div> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.boolean') }}:true/false</div> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.object') }}:{"name":"xxx"}</div> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.array') }}:["1","2"]</div> + <div>{{ $t('datatypes.null') }}:null</div> + </div>
16-22: LGTM! The styling changes look good.The updates to font size and color using design system variables align well with the PR objectives for UI modifications. The spacing and layout properties are well-structured.
Consider adding a comment to document the purpose of these specific design system variables:
.tips { + /* Use weaker text color for supplementary information */ color: var(--te-common-text-weaken); + /* Use container background to distinguish tips from surrounding content */ background: var(--te-common-bg-container); }packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (1)
353-353: Consider using CSS variable for font-sizeReplace the hard-coded font-size with a CSS variable to maintain consistency with the design system.
- font-size: 12px; + font-size: var(--te-base-font-size-1);packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue (2)
112-113: Good use of theme variables!The switch to CSS variables improves theme consistency and maintainability. Consider adding a comment documenting the expected values of these variables for future maintainers.
.life-cycle-alert { + /* Base font size (default: 14px) */ font-size: var(--te-base-font-size-base); + /* Weakened text color for secondary information */ color: var(--te-common-text-weaken); }
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4-8: Consider internationalizing the help text.The alert message is currently hardcoded in Chinese. Consider moving this text to a localization system to support multiple languages and improve maintainability.
Example approach:
<div class="life-cycle-alert"> - 如果接口存在跨域、鉴权等情况，则请手动将响应数据，粘贴至下方的"请求结果"编辑器中。* - 如果不存在上述情况，完善以上信息，点击此按钮，编辑器将请求该接口，响应的数据，将自动填充至下方的"请求结果"编辑器中。 + {{ t('datasource.remoteAdapter.crossOriginHelp') }} + {{ t('datasource.remoteAdapter.autoFillHelp') }} </div>packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldForm.vue (3)
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1-40: Consider internationalizing form validation messages and labels.The form currently contains hardcoded Chinese text for labels, placeholders, and buttons. Consider using i18n for better internationalization support.
Example improvements:
- <span>新字段</span> + <span>{{ t('newField') }}</span> - <tiny-button plain @click.stop="handleCancel">取消</tiny-button> + <tiny-button plain @click.stop="handleCancel">{{ t('cancel') }}</tiny-button> - <tiny-button type="primary" @click.stop="saveField">确定</tiny-button> + <tiny-button type="primary" @click.stop="saveField">{{ t('confirm') }}</tiny-button> - <tiny-form-item class="title-content" prop="title" label="字段名称" label-width="150px"> + <tiny-form-item class="title-content" prop="title" :label="t('fieldName')" label-width="150px">
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201-240: Consider using BEM naming convention for CSS classes.The CSS classes could benefit from following the BEM (Block Element Modifier) naming convention for better maintainability and clarity.
Example improvements:
- .field-cell-name { + .field__cell-name { - .field-cell-type { + .field__cell-type { - .icon-and-text { + .field__icon-text {
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116-134: Consider enhancing field name validation.The current validation for field names only checks for '_id' and uniqueness. Consider adding more comprehensive validation:
- Check for valid JavaScript identifier rules
- Prevent other common reserved words
- Add length limits
Example enhancement:
const validateIsReserveValue = (rule, value, callback) => { + const reservedWords = ['_id', 'constructor', 'prototype', '__proto__']; + const validIdentifier = /^[a-zA-Z_$][a-zA-Z0-9_$]*$/; + + if (!validIdentifier.test(value)) { + callback(new Error(t('invalidFieldName'))); + return; + } + + if (reservedWords.includes(value)) { + callback(new Error(t('reservedFieldName'))); + return; + } + + if (value.length > 64) { + callback(new Error(t('fieldNameTooLong'))); + return; + } if (uniqueName() && rule.field === 'name') { callback(new Error('该字段已存在，请重新输入')) return } callback() }packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (1)
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141-157: Consider enhancing the validation logicWhile not directly related to the current changes, here are some suggestions to improve the validation logic:
- Consider externalizing error messages for i18n support
- Add input trimming to prevent whitespace-only names
- Consider adding a maximum length validation
Example enhancement:
const validateName = (rule, name, callback) => { let errorMessage = '' + name = name?.trim() let isSameState = Object.keys(props.dataSource).includes(name) if (!name) { - errorMessage = 'store 属性名称未定义' + errorMessage = t('store.errors.nameRequired') + callback(new Error(errorMessage)) + return + } + + if (name.length > 50) { + errorMessage = t('store.errors.nameTooLong') + callback(new Error(errorMessage)) + return } if (!verifyJsVarName(name)) { - errorMessage = ' store 属性名称只能以字母或下划线开头且仅包含数字字母及下划线' + errorMessage = t('store.errors.invalidFormat') + callback(new Error(errorMessage)) + return } if (isSameState && (props.flag !== 'update' || name !== props.updateKey)) { - errorMessage = '已存在同名 store 属性' + errorMessage = t('store.errors.nameExists') + callback(new Error(errorMessage)) + return } - errorMessage ? callback(new Error(errorMessage)) : callback() + callback() emit('nameInput', errorMessage) }packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue (1)
275-285: Consider enhancing button hover state feedback.While the current styling maintains color consistency, the hover state might benefit from subtle visual feedback to improve user interaction experience.
Consider adding subtle hover effects:
.opt-button { color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); width: auto; &:hover { background-color: transparent; color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); + opacity: 0.8; + transform: scale(1.05); + transition: all 0.2s ease; } &:last-child { margin-right: var(--te-base-space-3x); } }packages/plugins/block/src/BlockEventList.vue (1)
90-100: Consider standardizing button widthThe
width: autoproperty might lead to inconsistent button sizes across different states or content. Consider:
- Using a fixed width for consistency
- Adding a minimum width to ensure proper spacing
.opt-button { color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); - width: auto; + width: 32px; /* or another fixed width that matches your design system */ + min-width: 32px; &:hover { background-color: transparent; color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); } &:last-child { margin-right: var(--te-base-space-3x); } }packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue (3)
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1-5: Consider adding ARIA attributes for better accessibility.The form elements could benefit from proper ARIA attributes to improve accessibility.
- <div v-if="name" class="data-handle"> - <div>{{ name }}<slot name="title"></slot></div> + <div v-if="name" class="data-handle" role="group"> + <div aria-label="Data adapter name">{{ name }}<slot name="title"></slot></div>
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39-43: Consider enhancing Monaco Editor configuration.The current editor configuration is minimal. Consider adding more options for better user experience and code quality.
options: { language: 'javascript', mouseStyle: 'default', - minimap: { enabled: false } + minimap: { enabled: false }, + wordWrap: 'on', + lineNumbers: 'on', + folding: true, + formatOnPaste: true, + automaticLayout: true },
57-61: Consider adding responsive design adjustments.The fixed padding and font size might not scale well on different screen sizes. Consider using relative units and media queries.
padding: 12px 0; - font-size: var(--te-base-font-size-base); + font-size: clamp(var(--te-base-font-size-sm), 2vw, var(--te-base-font-size-base)); + @media (max-width: 768px) { + padding: 8px 0; + }packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldCheckRanger.vue (1)
52-52: Improve responsive designThe current layout might not adapt well to different screen sizes:
- Fixed 50% width could be problematic on mobile
- Hardcoded margins might cause overflow
.collection-field-item { - width: 50%; + flex: 1; + min-width: 200px; + max-width: 400px; } .collection-field-num { display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: space-between; + flex-wrap: wrap; + gap: 12px; }Also applies to: 68-70
packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue (1)
3-3: Consider i18n for toolbar textThe hardcoded Chinese text should be moved to localization files for better maintainability and internationalization support.
packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue (1)
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31-45: Consider making language options configurableThe language options are currently hardcoded, which limits extensibility. Consider moving these to configuration or props.
Example implementation:
- const langOptions = [ - { - value: 'zh_CN', - label: '中文' - }, - { - value: 'en_US', - label: 'English' - } - ] + const langOptions = props.options.languages || [ + { + value: 'zh_CN', + label: '中文' + }, + { + value: 'en_US', + label: 'English' + } + ]packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue (2)
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9-17: Add type checking for dynamic componentsThe dynamic component rendering lacks type checking, which could lead to runtime errors if invalid component names are provided.
Consider adding validation:
+ const isValidComponent = (comp) => { + const meta = getMergeMeta(comp) + return meta && meta.entry + } <div class="toolbar-list-button" v-if="typeof item === 'string'"> - <component :is="getMergeMeta(item)?.entry" :options="getMergeMeta(comp).options"></component> + <component v-if="isValidComponent(item)" + :is="getMergeMeta(item).entry" + :options="getMergeMeta(comp).options"> + </component> </div>
69-70: Consider using CSS custom properties for spacingThe hardcoded spacing values could be moved to CSS custom properties for better maintainability and theme support.
- margin: 0 -16px; - padding: 0 16px; + margin: 0 var(--ti-toolbar-button-margin, -16px); + padding: 0 var(--ti-toolbar-button-padding, 16px); - color: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + color: var(--ti-toolbar-icon-color, var(--te-common-icon-primary));Also applies to: 85-85
packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (2)
10-26: Consider accessibility improvements for save settingsWhile the implementation is good, consider adding ARIA labels and keyboard navigation support for better accessibility.
<tiny-popover :visible-arrow="false" width="203" trigger="click" :open-delay="500"> + <div class="save-style" role="dialog" aria-label="Save Settings"> - <div class="save-style">
275-277: Consider using design tokens for input heightInstead of using a hardcoded height value, consider using a design token variable for better maintainability.
.save-style .save-time .tiny-input__inner { - height: 24px !important; + height: var(--te-input-height-sm) !important; }packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less (2)
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737-772: Form validation styling improvementsGood improvements to form validation styling:
- Consistent error colors using CSS variables
- Clear visual feedback with error background
- Proper spacing for error messages
However, consider adding a transition for the error state changes to improve UX.
.tiny-form-item.is-error .tiny-input__inner { border-color: var(--te-common-color-error); background-color: var(--te-base-red-10); + transition: border-color 0.3s, background-color 0.3s; }
807-809: Ensure consistent background colors for fixed columnsThe background color for fixed columns is set correctly in both normal and hover states. However, consider adding a transition for smoother hover effects.
th.fixed__column { background-color: var(--te-common-bg-container); + transition: background-color 0.2s ease; }Also applies to: 879-881
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packages/common/component/BlockDeployDialog.vue(1 hunks)packages/common/component/I18nInput.vue(4 hunks)packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue(2 hunks)packages/common/component/PluginSetting.vue(5 hunks)packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseButton.vue(2 hunks)packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue(3 hunks)packages/plugins/block/src/BlockEventList.vue(3 hunks)packages/plugins/block/src/Main.vue(3 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldCheckRanger.vue(3 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldForm.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRecordList.vue(2 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteAutoload.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue(2 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteForm.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemotePanel.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/component/src/Main.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue(2 hunks)packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/state/src/StateTips.vue(1 hunks)packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue(3 hunks)packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less(9 hunks)packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue(1 hunks)packages/toolbars/generate-code/meta.js(1 hunks)packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue(1 hunks)packages/toolbars/media/src/Main.vue(0 hunks)packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue(5 hunks)
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packages/plugins/block/src/Main.vue (2)
40-45: LGTM: Consistent hover behavior for action buttons
The addition of :hoverBgColor="false" to svg-buttons standardizes the hover behavior across action buttons, aligning with the UI improvements mentioned in the PR objectives.
Also applies to: 72-72
495-497: LGTM: Improved footer separation styling
The changes to the footer's styling (reduced padding and replacement of box-shadow with a border) provide a more subtle and modern visual separation, consistent with the PR objectives.
packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (2)
32-32: LGTM: Clean implementation of conditional styling for Block components
The class binding is well-implemented and follows Vue.js best practices for conditional styling.
296-298: LGTM: Consistent use of design system variables
The styling changes properly utilize CSS variables (--te-*) for colors and spacing, which ensures consistency with the design system and supports theming.
Also applies to: 341-341, 348-354
packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseButton.vue (1)
55-56: LGTM! Improved icon alignment
The addition of flex display and center alignment ensures consistent vertical alignment of icons within the button.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue (1)
100-102: LGTM! Spacing adjustment looks good.
The margin adjustment helps maintain consistent spacing within the component.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldForm.vue (1)
212-212: LGTM! Good use of CSS variable for consistent theming.
The change from hardcoded font size to using the --te-base-font-size-base variable improves theme consistency and maintainability.
packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (1)
264-264: LGTM: Consistent padding adjustment
The toolbar padding adjustment to 12px maintains consistency with other padding values in the component.
packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue (3)
24-30: LGTM! Template changes improve semantic clarity and styling consistency.
The changes enhance the UI by:
- Using more semantically appropriate icon names
- Adding consistent styling classes
- Improving template structure
272-274: LGTM! Good use of design system variables.
The styling follows best practices by using the design system's color variables.
290-290: Verify popover list alignment.
The margin change from -8px to -16px might affect alignment with other UI elements.
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Margin change is consistent with component design
The margin change to -16px in packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue is aligned with the component's design pattern. The same popover-list pattern is used in packages/settings/props/src/components/groups/LifeCycle.vue, and both components follow a similar structure with hover-triggered popovers containing list items. The margin adjustment helps maintain consistent spacing and alignment with the parent popover container.
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/component/src/Main.vue (1)
196-198: LGTM! Consistent use of spacing variables.
The CSS rule appropriately uses design system variables for spacing, maintaining consistency across the UI.
Let's verify the usage of these spacing variables across the codebase:
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CSS variables are consistently used across the codebase
The spacing variables --te-common-vertical-item-spacing-normal and --te-common-vertical-form-label-spacing are widely used across multiple components in the codebase, including settings, plugins, and common components. The usage in Main.vue aligns with the established pattern of applying these design tokens for consistent spacing.
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packages/plugins/block/src/BlockEventList.vue (1)
71-71: LGTM! Good use of design system variable
The color property uses the design system variable --te-common-text-primary, maintaining consistency across the application.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue (1)
Line range hint 1-77: Verify integration with related UI components.
Since this PR involves multiple UI modifications, ensure that these changes align with other components that interact with the RemoteDataAdapterForm.
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Monaco editor integration is consistent across the codebase
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VueMonacocomponent from@opentiny/tiny-engine-common - The styling (including CSS variables and classes) is consistent with other Monaco editor implementations
- The component structure and props match the pattern used in related components like
DataSourceRemoteParameter.vueandDataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue
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packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue (1)
3-3: Consider i18n for toolbar text
Similar to the fullscreen component, the hardcoded Chinese text should be moved to localization files.
packages/common/component/I18nInput.vue (3)
29-29: LGTM: Icon replacement aligns with standardization effort
The replacement of IconLanguage with svg-icon component follows the broader initiative to standardize icon usage across components.
141-143: LGTM: Consistent use of design system variables
The new icon-language style appropriately uses the design system color variable.
50-50: Verify IconClose component initialization
The IconClose component is initialized using function call syntax. Ensure this pattern is consistent across the codebase.
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IconClose initialization is consistent across the codebase
The search results show that the IconClose component is consistently initialized using function call syntax (IconClose()) across the entire codebase. This includes usage in various files such as CodeListConfigurator.vue, HtmlAttributesConfigurator.vue, DraggableOptions.vue, and others. The initialization pattern in I18nInput.vue follows this established pattern.
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packages/common/component/PluginSetting.vue (2)
16-19: LGTM: Improved fullscreen toggle implementation
The replacement of icon components with svg-icon and the use of v-if for conditional rendering improves code clarity and maintainability.
123-123: LGTM: Enhanced layout consistency
The positioning and margin updates improve layout consistency by:
- Using CSS variables for positioning
- Applying consistent margin spacing
Also applies to: 153-153, 158-158
packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (2)
3-8: LGTM: Clean toolbar base integration
The toolbar base component is well-integrated with appropriate props and event handling.
29-51: Verify dialog box behavior in different viewport sizes
The fullscreen dialog implementation looks good, but ensure it behaves correctly across different viewport sizes and device orientations.
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Let's check if there are any specific styles or responsive design patterns applied to these dialog boxes.
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Dialog box has proper responsive handling implemented
The fullscreen dialog implementation is properly supported with:
- Responsive CSS handling for different viewport sizes:
- Adapts to mobile screens (< 480px) by taking full width and height
- Has specific fullscreen mode styles that adjust body height:
max-height: calc(100vh - 94px) - Uses viewport units for dimensions:
width: 100vw; height: 100vh
- Proper layout structure:
- Flexbox layout ensures content fills available space
- Body section has
flex: 1to expand appropriately - Maintains proper header/footer positioning
The implementation follows responsive design best practices and will behave correctly across different viewport sizes and orientations.
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17-17: Verify the validation type's compatibility with existing form rules.
The addition of validate-type="text" might affect how validation rules are processed. Ensure this change is compatible with the existing form rules, particularly for the version number field which requires a specific X.Y.Z format.
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After analyzing the code in BlockDeployDialog.vue, I can generate the final response:
The validation type is compatible with the form rules
The validate-type="text" is appropriate here because:
- The form uses custom validation rules defined in
formRulesobject - The version field has specific validation rules including:
- A required check with
{ required: true, message: '必填', trigger: 'blur' } - A custom version format check with
{ type: 'version', message: '请输入正确的X.Y.Z版本格式', trigger: 'blur' }
- A required check with
- The text validation type is the correct base type for version string input
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303-305: LGTM! Enhanced visual feedback and consistency.
The CSS changes improve the user experience by:
- Adding hover effects for better interactivity
- Consistent active state styling
- Proper spacing in collapse items
Also applies to: 310-314, 316-324
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRecordList.vue (1)
598-605: LGTM! Improved link and icon styling.
The CSS changes enhance visual consistency by:
- Implementing proper link hover states
- Using design system color variables for icons
Also applies to: 636-636
packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less (3)
15-17: LGTM: Input suffix positioning improvement
The addition of top: 50% for .tiny-input__suffix improves vertical alignment of the suffix element.
539-544: Verify popover shadow direction
The box-shadow change from 0 8px 24px to 0 -2px 12px reverses the shadow direction. Ensure this aligns with the design system's elevation model.
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Let me gather more context about where these box shadows are being used to understand the design patterns better.
Box shadow direction is consistent with component positioning
The shadow direction is intentionally different based on the component type:
- Upward shadow (
0 -2px 12px) is used for tooltips and popovers that typically appear above content - Downward shadow (
0 2px 12px) is used for modals and notifications that appear on top of content
The change aligns with the existing design system patterns where the shadow direction indicates the component's relative positioning.
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44-44: Consider using CSS custom property for consistency
The font size change from var(--te-base-font-size-1) to var(--te-base-font-size-base) improves consistency, but ensure this doesn't affect the visual hierarchy.
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Font size changes maintain consistent visual hierarchy
Based on the codebase analysis, the change from var(--te-base-font-size-1) to var(--te-base-font-size-base) is part of a broader pattern where font-size-base is used for primary content, while font-size-1 is retained for specific UI elements like carets, icons, and headers where a distinct size is needed. The visual hierarchy is properly maintained through this consistent usage pattern.
--te-base-font-size-base: Used for main content, buttons, form elements, and general text--te-base-font-size-1: Preserved for specific UI elements like select carets, modal headers, and icons
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemotePanel.vue (2)
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40-42: Fix typo in component nameThe component name contains a typo:
data-srouce-remote-data-resultshould bedata-source-remote-data-result. This matches the AI summary's note about the component signature update.-<data-srouce-remote-data-result +<data-source-remote-data-result v-model="state.remoteData.result" @check="saveRemote" -></data-srouce-remote-data-result> +></data-source-remote-data-result>
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186-213: Enhance error handling in sendRequestThe error handling in the sendRequest method could be more robust. Consider:
- Adding specific error types/codes handling
- Providing more detailed error messages
- Implementing retry logic for network failures
sendRequest = async () => { try { await getServiceForm().validate() } catch (error) { + useNotify({ + type: 'error', + title: '验证失败', + message: '请检查表单填写是否正确' + }) return } const options = { ...state.remoteData.options } if (options.params) { options.params = string2Obj(options.params) } const request = getRequest({ options, ...dataSourceRemoteAdapteRef.value.getEditorValue() }) + const MAX_RETRIES = 3 + let retries = 0 + + const attemptRequest = async () => { try { const res = await request.load() state.remoteData.result = Array.isArray(res?.data?.items) ? res.data.items[0] : res?.data || res useNotify({ type: 'success', title: '请求成功', message: '返回已填充到"请求结果"' }) const remoteDataEditor = document.querySelector('#remote-data-editor') - remoteDataEditor.scrollIntoView() + remoteDataEditor?.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth', block: 'nearest' }) } catch (error) { + if (retries < MAX_RETRIES && error.name === 'NetworkError') { + retries++ + await attemptRequest() + return + } useNotify({ type: 'error', title: '请求失败', - message: error.message || '请求失败，请确认请求地址是否正确！' + message: `请求失败: ${error.name === 'NetworkError' ? '网络错误' : error.message || '请确认请求地址是否正确！'}` }) } } + await attemptRequest() }packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue (1)
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39-42: Remove unused ref declarationsThese ref declarations are redundant as they're not used in the component. The state is already managed through the reactive
stateobject in the setup function.-const dataHandler = ref(null) -const willFetch = ref(null) -const shouldFetch = ref(null) -const errorHandler = ref(null)packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRecordList.vue (1)
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392-404: Optimize data synchronization logicThe data synchronization logic in
syncDataToTotalDatacould be optimized for better performance and clarity.const syncDataToTotalData = () => { - const { insertRecords, updateRecords } = grid.value.getRecordset() - let updatedData = [...insertRecords, ...updateRecords] - let updatedIds = updatedData.filter(({ _id }) => _id) - - state.totalData = state.totalData.map((item) => { - if (!updatedIds.includes(item._id)) { - return item - } - return updatedData.find(({ _id }) => _id === item._id) - }) + const { insertRecords, updateRecords } = grid.value.getRecordset() + const updatedDataMap = new Map([ + ...insertRecords, + ...updateRecords + ].filter(record => record._id).map(record => [record._id, record])) + + state.totalData = state.totalData.map(item => + updatedDataMap.has(item._id) ? updatedDataMap.get(item._id) : item + ) }packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue (2)
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228-246: Enhance error handling and validationConsider improving error handling:
- Extract error messages to a localization file
- Add error boundaries for editor operations
- Implement comprehensive validation for getter/setter code
Example improvement:
+ const ERROR_MESSAGES = { + UNDEFINED_NAME: 'state 属性名称未定义', + INVALID_NAME: 'state 属性名称只能以字母或下划线开头且仅包含数字字母及下划线', + DUPLICATE_NAME: '已存在同名 state 属性' + } const validateName = (rule, name, callback) => { state.errorMessage = '' if (!name) { - state.errorMessage = 'state 属性名称未定义' + state.errorMessage = ERROR_MESSAGES.UNDEFINED_NAME } else if (!verifyJsVarName(name)) { - state.errorMessage = ' state 属性名称只能以字母或下划线开头且仅包含数字字母及下划线' + state.errorMessage = ERROR_MESSAGES.INVALID_NAME } else if ( Object.keys(props.dataSource).includes(name) && (props.flag !== 'update' || name !== props.updateKey) ) { - state.errorMessage = '已存在同名 state 属性' + state.errorMessage = ERROR_MESSAGES.DUPLICATE_NAME } state.errorMessage ? callback(new Error(state.errorMessage)) : callback() }
Based on the search results, I can now generate a final response as there's enough evidence to make a determination about the security concerns:
Security: Code evaluation requires additional safeguards
The codebase shows several instances of unsafe code evaluation:
- Direct use of
eval()indataSource.js:window.eval('var fn = ' + fnContent)- Usage of
Functionconstructor in multiple files:
ConfigItem.vue:const fn = generateFunction(rule.validator, {...})MonacoEditor.vue:const Func = Functionrender.js:const Fn = FunctionThe Monaco editor integration is used for code editing without proper sandboxing or validation. Recommendations:
Replace
eval()andFunctionconstructor usage with safer alternatives:
- Use static code analysis tools
- Implement a restricted expression evaluator
- Consider using a sandboxed environment like vm2
Add input validation and sanitization before code execution:
- Whitelist allowed JavaScript expressions
- Implement CSP (Content Security Policy) headers
- Add runtime checks for dangerous operations
For Monaco editor:
- Enable syntax validation
- Restrict available language features
- Add code analysis during input
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271-284: Security: Consider adding code evaluation restrictionsThe current implementation disables syntax validation for JS expressions, which could potentially allow unsafe code execution. Consider:
- Implementing a sandboxed evaluation environment
- Adding code execution restrictions
- Validating JS expressions against a whitelist of allowed operations
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29-32: Add cross-browser support and error handling for fullscreen APIThe current implementation only supports webkit browsers and lacks error handling. Consider:
- Adding cross-browser support using the standard Fullscreen API
- Implementing error handling for cases where fullscreen request fails
const fullscreen = () => { isFullscreen.value = !isFullscreen.value iconName.value = isFullscreen.value ? props.options.icon.cancelFullScreen : props.options.icon.fullScreen - document.webkitFullscreenElement - ? document.webkitExitFullscreen() - : document.documentElement.webkitRequestFullScreen() + try { + if (document.fullscreenElement || document.webkitFullscreenElement) { + if (document.exitFullscreen) { + document.exitFullscreen() + } else if (document.webkitExitFullscreen) { + document.webkitExitFullscreen() + } + } else { + const element = document.documentElement + if (element.requestFullscreen) { + element.requestFullscreen() + } else if (element.webkitRequestFullScreen) { + element.webkitRequestFullScreen() + } + } + } catch (error) { + console.error('Fullscreen API error:', error) + // Revert the state since the action failed + isFullscreen.value = !isFullscreen.value + iconName.value = isFullscreen.value ? props.options.icon.cancelFullScreen : props.options.icon.fullScreen + } }
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packages/plugins/state/src/StateTips.vue (2)
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1-15: Consider internationalizing the text contentThe template contains hardcoded Chinese text. Consider extracting these strings into a localization system for better maintainability and internationalization support.
Example approach:
<template> <div class="tips"> - <div>字符串:"string"</div> - <div>数字:123</div> + <div>{{ $t('state.tips.string') }}:"string"</div> + <div>{{ $t('state.tips.number') }}:123</div> // ... similar changes for other strings </div> </template>
16-22: Consider adding hover states for better interactivitySince this component shows example values, consider adding hover states to improve user interaction and make it clear these are examples.
.tips { font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; margin-top: 8px; border-radius: 4px; padding: 8px 14px; background: var(--te-common-bg-container); color: var(--te-common-text-weaken); + + div { + &:hover { + background: var(--te-common-bg-hover); + cursor: pointer; + } + } }packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue (2)
92-92: Fix typo in CSS class nameThere's a typo in the class name
.resonse-header(missing 'p'). This should be fixed for better maintainability.-.resonse-header { +.response-header {Don't forget to update the corresponding class name in the template section as well.
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37-60: Consider enhancing error handling and user feedbackThe component could benefit from the following improvements:
- Add JSON validation when handling editor changes to prevent invalid JSON states
- Implement loading state and user feedback for clipboard operations
- Consider adding error boundaries for Monaco Editor initialization failures
Example implementation for JSON validation:
const handleChange = (val) => { + try { + JSON.parse(val) state.value = val + } catch (e) { + emit('error', 'Invalid JSON format') + } }packages/common/component/PluginSetting.vue (2)
16-19: Consider adding ARIA labels for accessibility.The switch to svg-icon components looks good and improves consistency. However, consider adding aria-labels to improve accessibility for screen readers.
- <svg-icon v-if="!state.isFullScreen" name="full-screen"></svg-icon> - <svg-icon v-if="state.isFullScreen" name="cancel-full-screen"></svg-icon> + <svg-icon v-if="!state.isFullScreen" name="full-screen" aria-label="Enter fullscreen mode"></svg-icon> + <svg-icon v-if="state.isFullScreen" name="cancel-full-screen" aria-label="Exit fullscreen mode"></svg-icon>
153-153: Consider using a CSS variable for consistent spacing.The margin adjustments look good, but consider extracting the common 12px value to a CSS variable for better maintainability.
+ /* Add to your CSS variables */ + --ti-lowcode-plugin-setting-spacing: 12px; .cursor { - margin-left: 12px; + margin-left: var(--ti-lowcode-plugin-setting-spacing); cursor: pointer; } .close { - margin-left: 12px; + margin-left: var(--ti-lowcode-plugin-setting-spacing); cursor: pointer; }Also applies to: 158-158
packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (1)
341-357: LGTM! Consider documenting color usageThe styling updates properly use design system variables and improve visual hierarchy. However, it would be helpful to document the meaning of different colors (e.g., why block nodes use prompt-secondary color) in the component's documentation.
packages/plugins/block/src/Main.vue (1)
495-497: LGTM! Consider documenting design system variablesThe styling changes effectively implement a cleaner, more consistent design using CSS variables. The switch from box-shadow to border-top creates a more subtle separation.
Consider adding a comment documenting the CSS variable
--te-common-border-dividerand its intended usage to help maintain design system consistency.packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue (2)
24-30: LGTM! Consider adding ARIA labels for better accessibility.The UI refinements look good with consistent styling using the new classes. However, the SVG buttons could benefit from accessibility improvements.
Consider adding ARIA labels to the SVG buttons:
- <svg-button class="opt-button" name="text-source-setting" @click="openLifeCyclesPanel(data)"></svg-button> - <svg-button class="opt-button" name="delete" @click="deleteLifeCycle(data)"></svg-button> + <svg-button class="opt-button" name="text-source-setting" aria-label="Edit lifecycle" @click="openLifeCyclesPanel(data)"></svg-button> + <svg-button class="opt-button" name="delete" aria-label="Delete lifecycle" @click="deleteLifeCycle(data)"></svg-button>
272-290: LGTM! Consider extracting common button styles.The styling changes look good with proper use of design system variables for colors and spacing. The hover states are well-defined and maintain consistency.
Consider extracting common button styles to a shared class to improve maintainability:
+.base-icon-button { + color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); + width: auto; + &:hover { + background-color: transparent; + color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); + } +} .opt-button { - color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); - width: auto; - &:hover { - background-color: transparent; - color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); - } + @extend .base-icon-button; &:last-child { margin-right: var(--te-base-space-3x); } }packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue (2)
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28-33: Consider adding error handling for editor value retrievalWhile the optional chaining in
getEditorValueprevents null reference errors, consider adding error handling or a default return value when the editor instance is not available.- const getEditorValue = () => editor.value?.getEditor()?.getValue() + const getEditorValue = () => { + const value = editor.value?.getEditor()?.getValue() + return value ?? '' // or null, depending on your use case + }
57-61: Consider using CSS variables for spacing valuesWhile the changes improve consistency by using CSS variables for colors and font sizes, consider extending this to spacing values as well.
- padding: 12px 0; + padding: var(--te-spacing-base) 0;packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemotePanel.vue (2)
316-324: Consider balanced vertical spacingWhile the styling changes improve visual hierarchy, the margin is only applied to the top of the collapse item header. Consider using padding or margin that provides equal spacing above and below for better visual balance.
.tiny-collapse-item__header { .tiny-collapse-item__word-overflow { - margin: var(--te-common-vertical-item-spacing-normal) 0px 0; + margin: var(--te-common-vertical-item-spacing-normal) 0; } }
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scrollIntoViewwithout options might cause abrupt scrolling. Consider using smooth scrolling and providing better user experience for screen readers.-remoteDataEditor.scrollIntoView() +if (remoteDataEditor) { + remoteDataEditor.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth', block: 'nearest' }) + remoteDataEditor.setAttribute('aria-live', 'polite') + remoteDataEditor.setAttribute('role', 'region') + remoteDataEditor.setAttribute('aria-label', '请求结果已更新') +}packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue (1)
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39-90: Consider extracting lifecycle logic into a composableThe component manages multiple lifecycle hooks for remote data fetching. Consider extracting this logic into a dedicated composable (e.g.,
useRemoteDataAdapter) to:
- Improve reusability across components
- Simplify testing
- Make the component more focused on UI concerns
Example structure:
// useRemoteDataAdapter.ts export function useRemoteDataAdapter(props, emit) { const state = reactive({...}) const getEditorValue = () => {...} watch(...) return { state, getEditorValue } }packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseButton.vue (1)
68-70: Consider simplifying the selector specificityWhile using CSS variables for theming is good practice, the triple class repetition (
.svg-icon.svg-icon.svg-icon) is an unusual pattern for increasing specificity.Consider alternative approaches:
-.svg-wrap { - .svg-icon.svg-icon.svg-icon { - color: var(--te-common-icon-primary); - } -} +.svg-wrap { + // Option 1: Use more specific parent classes if available + .toolbar-button & .svg-icon { + color: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + } + // Option 2: If you must increase specificity, use a more semantic approach + .svg-icon[class] { + color: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + } +}packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRecordList.vue (3)
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76-84: Consider enhancing error handling for clipboard operationsThe error handling for the clipboard operation could be improved by providing more specific error messages and potentially implementing a fallback mechanism.
const copyData = async (id) => { try { await toClipboard(id) + useNotify({ + message: '复制成功', + type: 'success' + }) } catch (e) { useNotify({ - message: '复制失败，请尝试手动复制', + message: `复制失败: ${e.message || '请尝试手动复制'}`, type: 'error' }) + // Fallback mechanism + const textArea = document.createElement('textarea') + textArea.value = id + document.body.appendChild(textArea) + textArea.select() + try { + document.execCommand('copy') + textArea.remove() + useNotify({ + message: '已使用备用方式复制', + type: 'success' + }) + } catch (e) { + textArea.remove() + throw e + } } }
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86-106: Enhance validation rules generationThe validation rules generation could be more robust by:
- Adding type validation
- Supporting custom validation rules
- Adding pattern validation for strings
const genValidateRules = (columns) => { const res = {} for (const item of columns) { const rules = [] - const { format: { min, max, required } = {}, type, name } = item + const { format: { min, max, required, pattern } = {}, type, name, customValidator } = item if (required) { rules.push({ required: true, message: `${item.name}必填` }) } + // Type validation + rules.push({ + validator: (rule, value, callback) => { + if (value === null || value === undefined || value === '') { + callback() + return + } + switch (type) { + case 'number': + if (isNaN(Number(value))) { + callback(new Error(`${item.name}必须是数字`)) + } + break + case 'date': + if (!(value instanceof Date) && isNaN(Date.parse(value))) { + callback(new Error(`${item.name}必须是有效的日期`)) + } + break + } + callback() + } + }) if ((type === 'string' || item.type === 'number') && max !== 0 && max >= min) { rules.push({ min, max, message: `${type === 'string' ? '长度' : '大小'} 在 ${min} - ${max} 之间` }) } + // Pattern validation for strings + if (type === 'string' && pattern) { + rules.push({ pattern: new RegExp(pattern), message: `${item.name}格式不正确` }) + } + + // Custom validation + if (customValidator) { + rules.push({ validator: customValidator }) + } + res[name] = rules } return res }
598-605: Consider organizing CSS variables for better maintainabilityThe CSS variables could be better organized by grouping them by purpose (colors, spacing, etc.) and ensuring consistent naming conventions.
- color: var(--te-common-text-primary); + /* Define semantic color variables */ + color: var(--te-text-color-primary); - color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); + /* Use consistent naming for icon colors */ + color: var(--te-icon-color-secondary);Also consider documenting the color system in a separate design system document for better maintainability.
Also applies to: 636-636
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183-226: Performance: Consider optimizing state managementThe component uses multiple watchers and computed properties that could be optimized:
- Consider combining related watchers
- Use
watchEffectfor simpler reactive dependencies- Implement debouncing for editor value updates
Example optimization:
- watch( - () => props.createData.variable, - () => { - state.errorMessage = '' - state.getterEditorValue = props.createData.variable?.accessor?.getter?.value || DEFAULT_GETTER - state.setterEditorValue = props.createData.variable?.accessor?.setter?.value || DEFAULT_SETTER - state.variableType = getVarType() - if (state.editorOptions.language !== state.variableType) { - changeLanguage(state.variableType) - } - } - ) + watchEffect(() => { + if (!props.createData.variable) return + + state.errorMessage = '' + state.getterEditorValue = props.createData.variable?.accessor?.getter?.value || DEFAULT_GETTER + state.setterEditorValue = props.createData.variable?.accessor?.setter?.value || DEFAULT_SETTER + state.variableType = getVarType() + + if (state.editorOptions.language !== state.variableType) { + changeLanguage(state.variableType) + } + })packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldCheckRanger.vue (2)
4-21: Consider improving accessibility and responsivenessThe form structure could benefit from the following enhancements:
- Add aria-labels for better screen reader support
- Consider using relative units for label-width instead of fixed pixels
- Add validation message slots for error states
<div class="collection-field-item"> <tiny-form-item prop="format.min" :label="type === 'string' ? '最少输入字符数（包含空格）' : '最小值'" - label-width="300px" + label-width="auto" + :error="formData.format.min > formData.format.max ? '最小值不能大于最大值' : ''" > - <tiny-numeric v-model="formData.format.min" controls-position="right"></tiny-numeric> + <tiny-numeric + v-model="formData.format.min" + controls-position="right" + :aria-label="type === 'string' ? '最少输入字符数' : '最小值'" + ></tiny-numeric> </tiny-form-item> </div>
68-71: Consider extracting spacing values to CSS variablesThe flex layout implementation is good, but consider extracting magic numbers to CSS variables for better maintainability.
.collection-field-num { display: flex; align-items: center; justify-content: space-between; + gap: var(--ti-lowcode-field-gap, 12px); }packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue (1)
2-2: Reconsider the delay on click triggerThe 500ms delay on click trigger seems unnecessary and could make the UI feel unresponsive. Click interactions typically don't need a delay unlike hover interactions which use delays to prevent accidental triggers.
- <tiny-popover :visible-arrow="false" width="140" trigger="click" :open-delay="500"> + <tiny-popover :visible-arrow="false" width="140" trigger="click">packages/common/component/I18nInput.vue (2)
29-29: Add aria-label for accessibilityThe language icon button needs an aria-label for screen readers.
- <svg-icon name="internationalization" :class="['icon-language', { isBind }]"></svg-icon> + <svg-icon + name="internationalization" + :class="['icon-language', { isBind }]" + aria-label="Toggle language settings" + ></svg-icon>
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77-81: Add validation for i18n keysConsider adding validation for i18n keys to prevent invalid entries.
const inputChange = (event) => { + const value = event.target.value + // Basic validation for i18n keys + if (isBind.value && !/^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]+$/.test(value)) { + console.warn('Invalid i18n key format') + return + } emit('update:modelValue', event.target.value) }
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packages/plugins/state/src/StateTips.vue (1)
16-22: LGTM! Styling changes align with design system
The updated styling using CSS variables (--te-common-bg-container, --te-common-text-weaken) and consistent font sizing (12px) matches the PR objectives for UI refinements.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataResult.vue (1)
95-96: LGTM! Good use of CSS variables
The changes properly implement design system variables for font size and color, which improves consistency and maintainability.
packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/component/src/Main.vue (1)
196-198: LGTM! Verify CSS variable definitions.
The styling changes follow Vue.js best practices by using the :deep() selector and maintaining consistency with the design system through CSS variables.
Let's verify the CSS variables are properly defined in the theme:
packages/common/component/PluginSetting.vue (2)
34-34: LGTM! Import cleanup aligns with template changes.
The removal of unused icon imports keeps the code clean and matches the switch to svg-icon components.
123-123: LGTM! Good use of CSS variables and border refinements.
The styling changes improve consistency and maintainability through CSS variables while creating a cleaner look by removing unnecessary borders.
Also applies to: 134-134
packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue (2)
296-300: LGTM! Good use of design system variables
The updates to use CSS variables (--te-base-font-size-2 and --te-common-icon-secondary) improve theme consistency and maintainability.
Line range hint 32-37: Verify the removal of node-icon section
While the addition of the node-isblock class is good for visual distinction, please verify that the commented out node-icon section is intentionally removed and its functionality is handled elsewhere.
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The removal of node-icon section appears intentional and safe
The search results show that the getIcon function and its usage are still present in the same file but commented out. This is consistent with the PR's goal of adjusting the outline tree. The icon functionality exists in other parts of the codebase (like packages/canvas/render/src/render.js) but serves different purposes, and there's no direct dependency on the commented-out code in Main.vue.
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packages/plugins/block/src/Main.vue (1)
40-45: Verify accessibility impact of disabled hover backgrounds
While disabling hover backgrounds aligns with the UI refinement goals, please ensure this doesn't impact button accessibility. Consider adding alternative hover indicators (e.g., color changes, subtle transitions) to maintain clear interactive feedback.
Consider defining these interaction patterns in a theme configuration to maintain consistency across the application.
Also applies to: 72-72
packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue (1)
272-284: Verify theme variable definitions.
Let's ensure that all the new CSS variables are properly defined in the theme system.
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Theme variables are properly defined and consistent
The verification shows that all CSS variables used in the component are properly defined in the theme system:
--te-common-text-primaryis defined inpackages/theme/base/src/common.lessfor both light and dark themes--te-common-icon-secondaryis defined inpackages/theme/base/src/common.lessfor both light and dark themes--te-base-space-3xis defined inpackages/theme/base/src/base.lessas a calculated value
These variables are widely used across the codebase in a consistent manner, indicating they are part of the established theming system.
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue (2)
Line range hint 1-5: LGTM: Clean slot implementation for flexible title customization
The addition of the title slot provides good flexibility for customizing the header section while maintaining the existing name display functionality.
Line range hint 1-77: Verify consistency with related components
Since this PR involves multiple UI adjustments across different components, let's verify the styling consistency with related components.
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UI styling is consistent with related components
The verification shows that the styling implementation in RemoteDataAdapterForm.vue follows the established patterns across the codebase:
- The
.data-handleclass styling (flex layout, spacing) matches similar implementations in other components likeCreateRemoteFunction.vue - The usage of
--te-common-text-primaryCSS variable is consistent with the broader design system, appearing in multiple components - The Monaco editor implementation follows the same pattern seen across the codebase, with consistent class naming and basic styling properties
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemotePanel.vue (1)
303-314: LGTM: Improved tab item styling
The hover and active state styling changes enhance visual feedback while maintaining consistency with the design system through proper use of CSS variables.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter.vue (2)
112-113: LGTM! Good use of CSS variables
The switch to CSS variables (--te-base-font-size-base and --te-common-text-weaken) improves theme consistency and maintainability.
100-102: Verify spacing after removing margin
Setting margin-bottom: 0 might affect the spacing between the alert message and the forms below. Please ensure this doesn't create undesirable spacing issues.
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Margin removal is safe in this context
The use-service class is used consistently across components as a label or description text, typically followed by form elements or alerts. In the DataSourceRemoteDataAdapter component, the use-service div contains a life-cycle alert message. The margin-bottom: 0 change is safe because:
- The alert message has its own spacing through the
life-cycle-alertclass - Other components that need spacing explicitly define their own margins (e.g., margin-bottom: 10px in CreateRemoteAPI.vue)
- The change is scoped to this specific component and won't affect the spacing in other components using the same class name
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packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseButton.vue (2)
55-56: LGTM: Improved icon alignment
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Line range hint 1-24: Verify the styling of the button content
The template uses a save-title class for the content text, but the corresponding style is not present. According to the AI summary, this class was removed.
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The save-title class is properly styled in the parent component
The save-title class is defined in the parent component (packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue) with a margin of 0 6px, which provides the necessary spacing for the button content. Since ToolbarBaseButton is used within this context, the styling is appropriately handled.
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packages/plugins/block/src/BlockEventList.vue (2)
71-71: Great use of design system variables!
Using var(--te-common-text-primary) maintains consistency with the design system and supports theming.
90-100: Verify button hover state visibility.
While the styling is well-structured and uses design system variables consistently, the transparent background on hover (background-color: transparent) might affect button visibility or clickability perception. Consider testing this across different themes and backgrounds.
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Transparent background on hover is a consistent pattern across the codebase
The transparent background on hover is a deliberate and consistent design pattern used throughout the codebase, particularly for icon-based buttons and similar interactive elements. This is evidenced by multiple similar implementations:
- In
packages/common/component/LifeCycles.vue, the same hover pattern is used with identical styling - In
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceTemplate.vue, similar transparent hover state is implemented - The pattern is also present in the base theme (
packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less)
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packages/plugins/state/src/CreateVariable.vue (1)
426-426: LGTM: Style adjustment aligns with UI refinements
The reduction in toolbar right margin from 20px to 12px is consistent with the PR's UI refinement objectives.
packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldCheckRanger.vue (1)
27-27: Verify the impact of removed grid components
Let's verify that the removal of TinyRow and TinyCol components doesn't affect other parts of the codebase.
packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue (1)
3-3: LGTM! Text change improves clarity
The change from '全屏' to '切换全屏' better describes the toggle action.
packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue (1)
69-70: Verify the negative margin impact
The negative margins (margin: 0 -16px) combined with padding could affect the layout consistency. Please verify that this doesn't cause any alignment issues with parent containers or create unwanted horizontal scrollbars.
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Based on the analysis of both the ToolbarCollapse component and its parent DesignToolbars component, I can now provide a final response:
The negative margin is safe and intentionally used for proper alignment
The negative margin combined with equal padding is a common CSS pattern used to visually extend content while maintaining click areas. In this case:
- The ToolbarCollapse is properly contained within
.toolbar-rightin the parent component - The parent has explicit width control and proper flex layout
- The negative margin (-16px) is balanced by equal padding (16px) which prevents content overflow
- This pattern is used for hover effects on the toolbar buttons without affecting the overall layout
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packages/common/component/I18nInput.vue (1)
141-143: LGTM! Consistent use of design system colors
The use of the --te-common-icon-secondary CSS variable aligns with the design system.
packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (3)
3-8: LGTM: Toolbar base implementation is well structured.
The toolbar-base component implementation with dynamic content and icon handling is clean and follows the component patterns.
29-51: Schema comparison dialog implementation is robust.
The dialog implementation with Monaco editor for diff viewing is well structured. The fullscreen and modal handling is appropriate for comparing schemas.
10-26: Consider UX implications of click trigger with delay.
The popover's trigger change from hover to click with a 500ms delay might affect user experience, especially for frequently used save settings.
Consider:
- Reducing the delay to 300ms for better responsiveness
- Adding a transition animation to make the delay feel more natural
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Delay pattern is consistent with codebase conventions
The 500ms delay is actually aligned with the codebase's patterns:
- Click-triggered popovers consistently use 500ms delay (seen in ToolbarCollapse.vue and save/Main.vue)
- Other components use varying delays:
- Tooltips use 500ms for quick informational hovers
- Toolbar actions use 1000ms for less frequently accessed features
The current implementation follows established patterns in the codebase, maintaining consistency in the user experience.
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packages/common/component/BlockDeployDialog.vue (1)
17-17: LGTM: Form validation type is appropriate.
The addition of validate-type="text" aligns with the form validation requirements for version and deployment info fields.
packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less (4)
15-17: LGTM: Input suffix positioning fix.
The suffix positioning using top: 50% improves vertical alignment consistency.
763-772: LGTM: Enhanced form error state styling.
The error state styling improvements with semantic colors and background enhance error visibility while maintaining consistency with the design system.
807-809: LGTM: Fixed column styling enhancement.
The fixed column background color handling improves readability in both normal and hover states.
Also applies to: 879-881
539-544: Verify shadow direction for popover.
The box-shadow direction changed from bottom to top (0 -2px 12px 0). This might affect the visual hierarchy of overlapping elements.
Consider maintaining consistent shadow direction across all floating elements for visual coherence.
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Upward shadow direction is intentional for tooltips and popovers
The upward shadow direction (0 -2px) is consistently used for tooltips and popovers, while other components like notifications use downward shadows (0 2px). This appears to be a deliberate design choice to distinguish floating elements that appear above content (tooltips, popovers) from those that overlay or appear below (notifications, modals).
- Found in tooltip styles with comment
// 17、tooltip文字提示 - Consistently applied to popover backgrounds
- Other components maintain different shadow directions as per their UI hierarchy
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packages/plugins/state/src/CreateStore.vue (1)
264-264: Positioning adjustment approved
The addition of right: 12px; in the .toolbar class correctly positions the toolbar and enhances the layout.
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packages/common/component/PluginBlockList.vue (1)
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476-487: Potential memory leak in handleBlockItemLeaveThe
handleBlockItemLeavefunction sets a timeout but doesn't clear it when the component is unmounted. This could lead to memory leaks.Add cleanup logic in onBeforeUnmount:
+import { onBeforeUnmount } from 'vue' const handleBlockItemLeave = () => { state.timeoutId = setTimeout(() => { state.hoverItemId = null state.currentShowMenuId = null }, 200) } +onBeforeUnmount(() => { + if (state.timeoutId) { + clearTimeout(state.timeoutId) + } +})packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
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71-82: Add error handling for async operationsThe
openRecordListPanelmethod chains multiple promises without proper error handling. Consider adding try-catch blocks and error states to handle potential failures gracefully.const openRecordListPanel = (item, index) => { + try { saveDataSource(requestUpdateDataSource).then(() => { fetchDataSourceDetail(item.id).then((data) => { dataSourceState.dataSource = data state.currentData = data activeIndex.value = index closeRemotePanel() closeDataSourceForm() closeRecordForm() openRecordList() closeGlobalDataHandler() + }).catch(error => { + console.error('Failed to fetch data source details:', error) + // Add error handling UI feedback + }) + }).catch(error => { + console.error('Failed to save data source:', error) + // Add error handling UI feedback + }) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Unexpected error:', error) + // Add error handling UI feedback + } }packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldList.vue (2)
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89-94: Add confirmation dialog for delete operationsThe delete operation immediately removes fields without confirmation, which could lead to accidental data loss.
Consider adding a confirmation dialog:
const deleteField = (e, field) => { e.stopPropagation() + if (!confirm(`Are you sure you want to delete the field "${field.name}"?`)) { + return + } const index = state.fields.findIndex((item) => item.name === field.name && item.title === field.title) state.fields.splice(index, 1) emit('update:modelValue', state.fields) }
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71-79: Add validation for duplicate field namesThe saveFieldForm method doesn't validate for duplicate field names, which could lead to data integrity issues.
Add name validation:
const saveFieldForm = (field) => { const { name, title } = field const editableFields = state.fields.map((item) => item.editable) const index = editableFields.indexOf(true) if (name && title && index > -1) { + const isDuplicate = state.fields.some((item, i) => + i !== index && item.name === name + ) + if (isDuplicate) { + alert(`A field with name "${name}" already exists`) + return + } Object.assign(state.fields[index], field, { editable: false }) } }
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packages/common/component/PluginBlockList.vue (3)
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1-24: Consider extracting block item template into a separate componentThe block item template is complex and contains multiple nested conditions. Consider extracting it into a separate component to improve maintainability and readability.
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289-357: Consider consolidating boolean props into an options objectThe component has multiple boolean props (
isBlockManage,showAddButton,showBlockDetail, etc.) that control similar aspects of the component. Consider consolidating them into a single options object to reduce prop drilling and improve maintainability.Example:
-isBlockManage: { - type: Boolean, - default: false -}, -showAddButton: { - type: Boolean, - default: false -}, -showBlockDetail: { - type: Boolean, - default: false -}, +options: { + type: Object, + default: () => ({ + isBlockManage: false, + showAddButton: false, + showBlockDetail: false + }) +}
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676-739: Consider optimizing animationsThe deployment status animations use CPU-intensive properties. Consider using transform and opacity for better performance.
Example optimization:
@keyframes roll { from { - background-position: 0 0; + transform: translateX(0); } to { - background-position: 128px 0; + transform: translateX(128px); } }packages/plugins/block/src/BlockPropertyList.vue (1)
108-114: Consider adding focus and active states for better accessibilityWhile the styling is consistent with the UI updates, consider enhancing the button states:
- Add focus state for keyboard navigation
- Add active state for click feedback
.opt-button { color: var(--te-common-icon-secondary); width: auto; + &:focus-visible { + outline: 2px solid var(--te-common-focus-color); + outline-offset: 2px; + } + &:active { + color: var(--te-common-icon-primary); + } &:last-child { margin-right: var(--te-base-space-3x); } }packages/common/component/SvgButton.vue (2)
31-33: Consider a more specific prop nameWhile
hoverBgColorworks, a name likeenableHoverEffectorshowHoverBackgroundwould better describe its purpose, as the prop controls the entire hover effect, not just the background color.- hoverBgColor: { + enableHoverEffect: { type: Boolean, default: true }
71-77: Consider adding fallback colors and transitionsThe hover effect implementation could be enhanced with:
- Fallback colors for CSS variables to handle cases where they're not defined
- A smooth transition for better user experience
.svg-button-hover { - color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-color); + color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-color, #666); + transition: all 0.2s ease; &:hover { - color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-hover-color); - background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-hover-bg-color); + color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-hover-color, #333); + background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-hover-bg-color, #f5f5f5); } }packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockGroup.vue (1)
65-65: Document the hoverBgColor propThe
:hoverBgColor="false"prop's behavior should be documented for maintainability. Consider adding a comment explaining its visual effect.packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
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127-146: Consider extracting magic numbers to CSS variablesThe styles contain hardcoded values that could be converted to CSS variables for better maintainability and consistency:
height: 24pxmargin-right: 8pxwidth: 18pxwidth: 16px.datasource-list-item { - height: 24px; + height: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-item-height, 24px); ... .plugin-icon-data { - margin-right: 8px; - width: 18px; + margin-right: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-icon-spacing, 8px); + width: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-icon-size-large, 18px); } .svg-button { - width: 16px; - height: 16px; + width: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-icon-size, 16px); + height: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-icon-size, 16px); } }packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldList.vue (1)
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134-149: Improve accessibility of operation buttonsHidden operation buttons that only appear on hover can be problematic for keyboard navigation and screen readers.
Consider making the buttons always visible but styled differently when not hovered:
.field-operation { - display: none; + opacity: 0.5; + transition: opacity 0.2s; .field-handler { cursor: pointer; font-size: 16px; } } .form-item-border:hover { background: var(--ti-lowcode-datasource-box-bg); .field-operation { - display: flex; + opacity: 1; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; } }packages/plugins/state/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
12-14: Add accessibility attributes to action buttons.While the hover behavior changes are consistent with the UI refinements, consider enhancing accessibility by adding aria-labels to the buttons.
-<svg-button name="to-edit" :hoverBgColor="false" @click="openPanel(OPTION_TYPE.UPDATE, key)"></svg-button> -<svg-button name="copy" :hoverBgColor="false" @click="openPanel(OPTION_TYPE.COPY, key)"></svg-button> -<svg-button name="delete" :hoverBgColor="false" @click="confirmClick(key)"></svg-button> +<svg-button + name="to-edit" + :hoverBgColor="false" + aria-label="Edit data source" + @click="openPanel(OPTION_TYPE.UPDATE, key)"> +</svg-button> +<svg-button + name="copy" + :hoverBgColor="false" + aria-label="Copy data source" + @click="openPanel(OPTION_TYPE.COPY, key)"> +</svg-button> +<svg-button + name="delete" + :hoverBgColor="false" + aria-label="Delete data source" + @click="confirmClick(key)"> +</svg-button>
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packages/common/component/PluginBlockList.vue (1)
792-794: Style change verification
The removal of background color on hover for list-item-svg aligns with the PR objectives for UI adjustments.
packages/plugins/block/src/BlockPropertyList.vue (3)
4-4: LGTM! Icon and button updates align with UI standardization
The changes consistently implement the new button styling pattern across the component:
- Replaced IconPlus with svg-icon for better icon system consistency
- Added opt-button class and disabled hover background for operation buttons
Also applies to: 15-16
38-38: LGTM! Clean component registration
Properly removed the IconPlus component registration to match the template changes.
108-114: Verify consistent usage of design system variables
Let's ensure the CSS variables are used consistently across other components.
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Design system variables are used consistently
The CSS variables --te-common-icon-secondary and --te-base-space-3x are used consistently throughout the codebase:
- Properly defined in the theme's base files (
packages/theme/base/src/common.lessandpackages/theme/base/src/base.less) - Used consistently across multiple components for icon colors and spacing
- Follows the same pattern as other components in the design system
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packages/common/component/SvgButton.vue (2)
2-2: LGTM: Clean implementation of conditional hover styling
The conditional class binding is well-implemented and maintains the existing click functionality.
31-33: Verify impact on existing implementations
Since this component is used across multiple files (BlockPropertyList.vue, DataSourceFieldList.vue, Main.vue), we should verify that the new hover behavior doesn't adversely affect existing implementations.
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No impact on existing implementations - change is safe
The search results show that most usages of SvgButton don't explicitly set the hoverBgColor prop, relying on its default value. The few cases where it's explicitly set to false (in LifeCycles.vue, DataSourceFieldList.vue, BlockPropertyList.vue, etc.) will continue to work as before since they're explicitly opting out of the hover behavior.
Since the change only modifies the default value from undefined to true, and this matches the implicit behavior that existing usages were already relying on, this change is safe and won't adversely affect any existing implementations.
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packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockGroup.vue (4)
37-44: LGTM: Clean button implementation
The simplified button structure without the tooltip wrapper improves DOM efficiency while maintaining functionality.
45-52: LGTM: Consistent button implementation
The cancel button follows the same clean implementation pattern as the confirm button, maintaining consistency in the UI.
104-104: LGTM: Consistent hover effect
The hover effect implementation is consistent with other buttons and includes proper safeguards for the delete action.
Line range hint 37-104: Verify visual consistency across themes
Please ensure these UI changes maintain consistent appearance across different themes and color schemes.
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Visual consistency is maintained across themes
The UI changes in BlockGroup.vue are properly integrated with the theming system:
- Button styles use theme-aware variables like
--ti-lowcode-common-primary-colorand--ti-lowcode-common-text-color - Hover states and interactions follow the theme's color scheme
- The popover and form components inherit theme variables ensuring consistent appearance
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
17-17: Verify hover behavior with existing CSS styles
The addition of :hoverBgColor="false" might conflict with the existing CSS hover styles defined in .item-handler .svg-button:hover. Consider consolidating the hover behavior either through props or CSS, but not both, to maintain consistency and avoid potential style conflicts.
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packages/plugins/datasource/src/DataSourceFieldList.vue (1)
Line range hint 1-149: Verify component integration and event handling
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Component integration and event handling are properly implemented
The component is correctly integrated within the codebase:
- Used as a child component in
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@update:modelValue - Field types configuration is well-defined and matches the component's implementation
- Parent component handles all necessary state management and user interactions
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packages/plugins/state/src/DataSourceList.vue (1)
12-14: Verify consistent hover behavior across similar components.
The hover behavior changes align with the PR objectives. Let's verify this pattern is consistently applied across similar components.
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Note: Adjusting the approach to first locate Vue files and then examine their contents for the relevant patterns.
Based on the search results, I can see that the hover behavior pattern for svg-button components is consistently defined in the SvgButton.vue component and reused across the codebase. The DataSourceList.vue's changes align with this pattern, where :hoverBgColor="false" is used to disable the hover background effect while maintaining the hover color change.
Hover behavior is consistently implemented across components
The SvgButton component in packages/common/component/SvgButton.vue defines the base hover behavior:
- Default hover includes both color and background changes
:hoverBgColor="false"prop allows disabling just the background hover effect- The pattern is consistently used across various components like BlockHistoryList, PluginBlockList, etc.
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packages/common/component/MonacoEditor.vue (1)
11-16: LGTM with a suggestion for i18n.The tooltip delay improvements are consistent with the application-wide changes. However, the tooltip content should be internationalized.
Consider using i18n for the tooltip content instead of hardcoded Chinese text:
- content="格式化" + :content="t('format')" - content="全屏" + :content="t('fullscreen')" - content="退出全屏" + :content="t('exitFullscreen')"This would improve accessibility for non-Chinese users and maintain consistency with the internationalization practices evident in the codebase.
Also applies to: 20-20, 23-23
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packages/plugins/state/src/EditorI18nTool.vue (1)
31-31: LGTM! Consistent tooltip behavior improvement.
The addition of :open-delay="500" aligns with the application-wide tooltip behavior enhancement and helps prevent accidental tooltip triggers.
| @@ -68,4 +68,11 @@ export default { | |||
| outline: none; | |||
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| .svg-button-hover { | |||
| color: var(--ti-lowcode-component-svg-button-color); | |||
| v-if="showFormatBtn && options.language === 'json'" | ||
| content="格式化" | ||
| placement="top" | ||
| :open-delay="500" |
| @@ -276,4 +272,7 @@ export default { | |||
| color: var(--ti-lowcode-canvas-handle-hover-bg); | |||
| padding: 0 5px; | |||
| } | |||
| .save-style .save-time .tiny-input__inner { | |||
| height: 24px !important; | |||
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