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feat(time-select): [time-select] Adapt to old components #2525

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  • New Features

    • Introduced hover state styles for the time select dropdown items, enhancing visual feedback during user interactions.
    • Added a new theming file for the time select component, allowing for easy customization of styles.
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    • Updated CSS variables for hover states, improving clarity and organization within the styling framework.

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The changes introduced in this pull request focus on enhancing the styling of the time select component. Key modifications include the addition of hover state styles for dropdown items, which improve visual feedback during user interactions. A new LESS file for theming is included, allowing for better customization through CSS variables. Additionally, the existing variables in the vars.less file have been updated to include new hover-related properties and to improve clarity by refining comments.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/theme/src/time-select/index.less Added hover state styles for .selected and general hover states, including new color variables for hover effects.
packages/theme/src/time-select/old-theme.less Introduced a new LESS file for theming, defining a class prefix and several CSS custom properties for styling.
packages/theme/src/time-select/vars.less Updated variable comments for clarity, added new hover-related variables, and modified existing variable signatures.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
packages/theme/src/time-select/vars.less (1)

26-31: Consider consolidating selected state variables

The addition of --tv-TimeSelect-item-selected-hover-text-color introduces a specific hover state for selected items. While this provides fine-grained control, consider if this level of specificity is necessary or if it could be consolidated with existing selected state styling.

Consider using the existing selected text color variable for hover states to maintain simplicity:

- // 选中项悬浮字体色
- --tv-TimeSelect-item-selected-hover-text-color: var(--tv-color-text-active);

This would reduce the number of variables while maintaining the same visual hierarchy.

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  • packages/theme/src/time-select/index.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/time-select/old-theme.less (1 hunks)
  • packages/theme/src/time-select/vars.less (1 hunks)
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  • packages/theme/src/time-select/old-theme.less
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packages/theme/src/time-select/vars.less (3)

20-21: LGTM: Comment simplification maintains clarity

The simplified comment for the disabled text color variable maintains clarity while being more concise.


Line range hint 13-35: Consider backwards compatibility strategy

Given that this PR aims to adapt the time-select component to old components, consider the following recommendations:

  1. Document the fallback behavior for older themes that might not define these new variables
  2. Consider providing default values that match the old behavior
  3. Consider adding a migration guide for existing implementations
✅ Verification successful

Previous concern about backwards compatibility is addressed

The codebase already has proper backwards compatibility handling in place:

  • An old-theme.less file exists specifically for the time-select component with explicit values for the new hover states
  • The variables in vars.less all use standard design tokens (--tv-color-*, --tv-space-*) as fallbacks
  • The implementation in index.less shows consistent usage of these variables

This structured approach ensures both new and old themes will work correctly without requiring additional migration steps.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for existing usage patterns and potential breaking changes

# Look for existing theme customizations that might be affected
rg -g "*.less" "TimeSelect-(item|hover)" packages/theme/src/

# Check for any existing overrides in old theme files
fd -e less -e css "old-theme" packages/theme/src/

Length of output: 2649


22-25: Verify hover state implementation consistency

The addition of hover text color and simplified hover background color comments enhance the component's interactive states. However, we should ensure this follows the project's hover state implementation patterns.

✅ Verification successful

Hover state implementation is consistent with project patterns

The implementation of hover states in the TimeSelect component follows established patterns across the codebase:

  • The use of --tv-color-bg-hover for hover background color is consistent with other components like Table, Search, NavMenu, etc.
  • Setting hover text color to --tv-color-text aligns with similar implementations in Transfer, ButtonGroup, and other components.
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check hover state implementation patterns across other components

# Search for hover-related variable declarations in other components
rg -g "*.less" "hover-(text|bg)-color" packages/theme/src/

# Check if other components use similar hover state patterns
ast-grep --pattern 'hover-text-color: var(--tv-color-text)'

Length of output: 14299

packages/theme/src/time-select/index.less (2)

45-48: LGTM! Well-structured hover state implementation.

The hover state implementation follows best practices with proper use of CSS variables and cursor feedback.


49-52: Verify color variables against design system.

Please ensure that the new color variables (--tv-TimeSelect-item-selected-hover-text-color and --tv-TimeSelect-item-select-hover-bg-color) align with the project's design system color palette.

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now verify the color variables. The results show that:

  1. --tv-TimeSelect-item-selected-hover-text-color is properly defined in vars.less and maps to var(--tv-color-text-active), which is a standard design system color
  2. --tv-TimeSelect-item-select-hover-bg-color is defined in vars.less and maps to var(--tv-color-bg-active), which is also a standard design system color

Both variables follow the project's color variable naming convention and map to appropriate design system base colors. The implementation is consistent with other hover states in the codebase.

Color variables are correctly aligned with design system.

The new color variables are properly integrated with the project's design system color palette, using standard semantic color tokens for hover states.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistent usage of color variables across the design system

# Search for color variable definitions in theme files
echo "Checking color variable definitions..."
rg --type=less "(--(tv|ti)-.*color:|@.*-color:)" packages/theme/src/

# Check for similar component hover states
echo "Checking similar hover state implementations..."
rg --type=less "selected.*hover.*color:" packages/theme/src/

Length of output: 84240

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