feat(theme): add old theme vars #2503
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve extensive updates to CSS variable definitions across various components within the theme package. The primary modification is the transition from using medium-specific size variables (e.g., Changes
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packages/theme/src/chart-core/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consider documenting the change if sizes differ.The change aligns with the project-wide standardization effort to use default size variables. This improves consistency across components.
If
--tv-font-size-defaultdiffers from the previous--tv-font-size-md, consider:
- Documenting this change in the release notes
- Adding a migration guide for users who might need to adjust their custom themes
packages/theme/src/rate/vars.less (1)
17-17: Consider documenting theme variable changes.Since these changes modify theme variables that might be used by consumers for customization, consider:
- Documenting the transition from
mdtodefaultsizing in the theme documentation- If this is a breaking change, providing migration guidelines for users who might be extending or customizing these variables
Also applies to: 19-19
packages/theme/src/tall-storage/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Consider documenting the default values.The changes align with the broader initiative to standardize component styling by transitioning from medium-specific to default values. This is consistent with similar updates across other components.
Consider adding comments to document the actual values these defaults resolve to, making it easier for developers to understand the expected dimensions without having to trace through multiple variable references.
// 圆角 - --tv-TallStorage-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default); + --tv-TallStorage-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default); // defaults to 4px // 选项高度 - --tv-TallStorage-item-height: var(--tv-size-height-default); + --tv-TallStorage-item-height: var(--tv-size-height-default); // defaults to 32pxAlso applies to: 19-19
packages/theme/src/dropdown-menu/vars.less (1)
19-19: Consider adding a migration note in the comment.Since this is part of a larger standardization effort, it would be helpful to add a note in the variable's comment about the transition from 'md' to 'default' sizing.
// 下拉菜单弹框的圆角 - --tv-DropdownMenu-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default, 6px); + // Note: Using default sizing as part of theme standardization (previously used 'md') + --tv-DropdownMenu-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default, 6px);packages/theme/src/statistic/vars.less (1)
2-3: Update comment to match variable usage.The Chinese comment
// 标题字体大小(which translates to "title font size") seems incorrect as this variable appears to be for the main statistic text, while there's a separate--tv-Statistic-title-font-sizevariable for the actual title.- // 标题字体大小 + // 统计数值字体大小 --tv-Statistic-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less (1)
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15-26: Consider adding English translations for comments.The comments are currently in Chinese. For better international collaboration, consider adding English translations alongside the Chinese comments.
Example:
- // 时间选择选项字号 + // 时间选择选项字号 (Time selection option font size) --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/breadcrumb/vars.less (1)
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1-28: Consider documenting the theme variable standardization.Since this is part of a larger effort to standardize theme variables across components, it would be helpful to add a comment in the file header explaining this standardization initiative and its benefits.
Add a comment like this after the copyright notice:
* THE OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE IN THIS PRODUCT IS DISTRIBUTED IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL BE USEFUL, * BUT WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY, WITHOUT EVEN THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR * A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. SEE THE APPLICABLE LICENSES FOR MORE DETAILS. * +* Note: This component uses standardized theme variables (e.g., --tv-font-size-default) +* as part of the design system's effort to maintain consistent styling across components. */packages/theme/src/hrapprover/vars.less (1)
16-16: LGTM: Font size standardization aligns with design system improvements.The change from
--tv-font-size-mdto--tv-font-size-defaultis part of a broader effort to standardize component styling. This promotes consistency across the UI and simplifies theme maintenance.Consider documenting these standardization changes in the theme documentation to help other developers understand:
- The reasoning behind using default variables instead of size-specific ones
- How these changes improve theme consistency
- Guidelines for implementing similar changes in new components
packages/theme/src/action-menu/vars.less (1)
15-15: Consider updating variable documentation.Since this represents a significant change in the theming system (moving from medium-specific to default variables), consider adding a comment explaining the relationship between
--tv-font-size-defaultand other size variants for better maintainability.// 文本字号 + // Uses default font size variable instead of medium size for better standardization --tv-ActionMenu-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default, 14px);packages/theme/src/cascader-panel/vars.less (1)
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1-30: Consider adding English translations for comments.The file contains detailed comments in Chinese. To improve international developer experience, consider adding English translations alongside the Chinese comments.
Example for the first variable:
- // 下拉菜单面板的边框圆角 + // 下拉菜单面板的边框圆角 (Border radius of the dropdown menu panel)packages/theme/src/progress/vars.less (1)
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1-42: Consider adding English translations for comments.The file contains well-documented variables, but the comments are exclusively in Chinese. Consider adding English translations to improve maintainability for a global developer audience.
Example for the first few comments:
/** 横向条自身默认场景 */ + /** Default scenario for horizontal progress bar */ // 横向条未完成背景色 + // Background color for incomplete progress --tv-Progress-outer-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-gray-2, #e6e6e6);packages/theme/src/popover/vars.less (1)
21-21: Consider documenting migration steps.Since this changes a theme variable that users might be extending or overriding in their custom styles, consider adding a migration guide or documentation note about the transition from
-mdto-defaultsuffixes.packages/theme/src/picker/vars.less (1)
14-15: Consider adding English translations for comments.The comment "字号" could be supplemented with its English translation "Font Size" to improve maintainability for international contributors.
- // 字号 + // 字号 (Font Size) --tv-Picker-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default, 14px);packages/theme/src/dialog-select/vars.less (2)
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2-2: Fix copyright year typo.There appears to be a typo in the copyright year: "202" should be "2023".
-* Copyright (c) 202 - present Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd. +* Copyright (c) 2023 - present Huawei Cloud Computing Technologies Co., Ltd.
14-15: Consider adding English translations for comments.For better international developer experience, consider adding English translations alongside the Chinese comments.
- // 左侧表格的圆角 + // 左侧表格的圆角 (Border radius for left table) --tv-DialogSelect-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default, 6px);packages/theme/src/radio-button/vars.less (1)
35-35: Consider renaming the height variable for consistency.The variable name
--tv-RadioButton-size-height-mdstill includes the-mdsuffix while using the default value. This might cause confusion as it suggests a medium-specific value but actually uses the default.Consider renaming to match the pattern:
- --tv-RadioButton-size-height-md: var(--tv-size-height-default); + --tv-RadioButton-size-height-default: var(--tv-size-height-default);packages/theme/src/date-range/vars.less (1)
17-17: Consider aligning line-height with component heightBased on previous implementations (see time-range component), consider using the component's height variable for line-height to maintain consistency across components.
- --tv-DateRange-line-height: var(--tv-line-height-number, 1.5); + --tv-DateRange-line-height: var(--tv-DateRange-header-height);packages/theme/src/pop-upload/vars.less (1)
20-21: Consider using a theme variable for line heightInstead of using a fixed pixel value (
16px), consider using a theme variable for better maintainability and consistency with the design system. This would allow for easier global updates and better theme customization.- --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-line-height: 16px; + --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-line-height: var(--tv-line-height-default);packages/theme/src/link-menu/vars.less (1)
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1-44: Consider adding migration guide for theme changes.Since this change modifies fundamental theme variables, it would be helpful to document the migration from medium-specific to default sizes in the component's documentation.
Would you like me to help create a migration guide section in the documentation?
packages/theme/src/card-template/vars.less (1)
29-29: Consider documenting the theme variable standardization.Since this is part of a broader effort to standardize sizing variables across components, it would be helpful to document this standardization approach.
Consider adding a comment above the variable or in the theme documentation explaining the transition from medium-specific to default size variables and the reasoning behind this standardization.
+ // Using default font size as part of the theme standardization effort --tv-CardTemplate-header-title-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default, 14px);packages/theme/src/popeditor/vars.less (1)
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1-47: Consider adding documentation for default values.While the variable changes look good, it would be helpful to document the actual values of these default variables for better maintainability.
Consider adding a comment block showing the default values, for example:
// Default values reference: // --tv-font-size-default: 14px // --tv-size-height-default: 32pxpackages/theme/src/checkbox/vars.less (1)
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1-13: Consider adding English translations for variable comments.While the file structure and documentation are well-organized, consider adding English translations alongside the Chinese comments to improve accessibility for international developers.
packages/theme/src/popconfirm/vars.less (1)
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1-40: Consider documenting the theme standardization effort.Since this change is part of a broader effort to standardize sizing variables across components, it would be helpful to document this standardization initiative, perhaps in a theme-related README or documentation file.
Would you like me to help create or update the theme documentation to reflect these standardization changes?
packages/theme/src/fall-menu/vars.less (1)
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21-51: Consider documenting default values.While the variable changes look good, it would be helpful to add comments indicating the actual values of these default variables for easier reference.
packages/theme/src/loading/vars.less (2)
46-46: LGTM! Consider enhancing documentation.The changes to default spinner dimensions are consistent with the fullscreen changes and maintain proper aspect ratios. The variable hierarchy (small → medium → large) is well-structured.
Consider adding English translations to the Chinese comments for better international developer experience:
- // 默认加载图标large尺寸时的高度 + // 默认加载图标large尺寸时的高度 + // Height of the default loading icon when size is largeAlso applies to: 53-53
32-53: Consider documenting theme migration guidelines.The transition from medium-specific to default size variables is a good architectural decision for maintaining a consistent design system. However, this change might affect other components or custom implementations that rely on the previous medium sizes.
Consider:
- Adding migration documentation for teams using custom themes
- Creating a theme migration guide that explains the rationale behind standardizing to default sizes
- Providing examples of how to maintain backward compatibility if needed
packages/theme/src/anchor/vars.less (1)
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1-47: Consider documenting theme migration steps.Since this is part of a larger theme variable standardization effort, it would be helpful to document the migration path from medium-specific to default size variables in the theme documentation.
Consider adding a migration guide section in the theme documentation that:
- Lists all affected variables
- Explains the rationale behind the standardization
- Provides guidance for projects using the old variables
packages/theme/src/selected-box/vars.less (2)
40-40: LGTM! Consider documenting the design system changes.The change from
--tv-size-height-mdto--tv-size-height-defaultis consistent with the standardization effort.Consider updating the design system documentation to reflect this shift from size-specific variables (md, sm, lg) to default variables. This will help maintain consistency as the system evolves and guide future component development.
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1-54: Consider adding English translations for comments.The file is well-structured with comprehensive comments, but they are currently only in Chinese. Given the project's potential global reach, consider adding English translations for better international collaboration.
Example for the first few comments:
- // 文本色 + // 文本色 (Text color) - // 字号 + // 字号 (Font size) - // 行高 + // 行高 (Line height)packages/theme/src/select/vars.less (2)
19-19: LGTM! Consider enhancing the comment.The change from
--tv-font-size-mdto--tv-font-size-defaultaligns with the standardization effort across components.Consider updating the comment to be more descriptive:
- // 默认字号 + // 默认字号 (Default font size for the Select component)
Height variables are consistently used across components, but some components need alignment with the new naming convention
The verification reveals that while most components follow the size progression (xs → sm → default → lg), there are a few inconsistencies:
packages/theme/src/base/old-theme.lessstill maps--tv-size-height-defaultto--tv-size-height-smpackages/theme/src/base/vars.lessmaps--tv-size-height-defaultto--tv-size-height-md(undefined variable)- Some components like
radio-buttonuse-mdsuffix instead of-default- A few components use mixed naming patterns (e.g.,
normalinIpAddressandNumeric)🔗 Analysis chain
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31-37: Verify size variable consistency across components.The height variables follow a logical progression (xs → sm → default → lg), but let's ensure this pattern is consistent across all components.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for consistency in size variable usage across components # Expected: All components should follow the same pattern of size variables # Search for height-related size variables in theme files echo "Checking size variable patterns across components..." rg --type less "size-height-(xs|sm|default|lg)" packages/theme/src/Length of output: 11350
packages/theme/src/checkbox-button/vars.less (1)
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17-42: Consider documenting size relationships.The file has a good organization of size variants (default, mini, small, medium). Consider adding a comment block explaining the relationship between these sizes and when to use each variant. This would help maintain consistency when making future theme adjustments.
Add a comment block like this at the beginning of the size-related variables:
// 按钮形式复选框字号 + // Size variants hierarchy: + // - default: Base size for standard usage + // - mini: Compact interfaces (--tv-font-size-sm, --tv-border-radius-sm) + // - small: Reduced prominence + // - medium: Enhanced prominence --tv-CheckboxButton-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/carousel/vars.less (1)
57-59: LGTM: Improved naming convention for disabled states.The variable renames follow a more consistent pattern:
arrow-disabled-bg-color→arrow-bg-color-disabledarrow-disabled-color→arrow-icon-color-disabledThese changes:
- Consistently place the state (
disabled) at the end- More precisely describe the property (
icon-colorvscolor)Consider adding a comment to better describe the distinction between these two disabled states:
- // 按钮禁用色 + // 箭头按钮禁用背景色 --tv-Carousel-arrow-bg-color-disabled: var(--tv-color-bg-disabled); - // 按钮禁用色 + // 箭头按钮禁用图标色 --tv-Carousel-arrow-icon-color-disabled: var(--tv-color-icon-disabled);packages/theme/src/radio/vars.less (1)
19-19: LGTM! Border radius standardization looks good.The change from
--tv-border-radius-mdto--tv-border-radius-defaultaligns with the theme standardization effort.Consider adding a comment explaining the standardization rationale for future maintainers.
// 带边框类单选框圆角 + // Using default border radius for consistency across components --tv-Radio-bordered-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default);packages/theme/src/base-select/vars.less (1)
53-53: Consider documenting the relationship with input height.The tags height matches the input height, which is good for visual consistency. Consider adding a comment to explicitly document this relationship.
// 多选标签容器高度 + // 与输入框高度保持一致以确保视觉统一 --tv-BaseSelect-tags-height: var(--tv-size-height-default, 32px);packages/theme/src/bulletin-board/vars.less (1)
47-49: Consider icon-specific sizing variables.While standardizing to default font size is good, consider using icon-specific size variables (like
--tv-icon-size-default) for the more icon instead of font size variables. This would provide better flexibility for icon scaling independent of text.// 更多按钮文字尺寸 --tv-BulletinBoard-more-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default); // 更多按钮图标尺寸 - --tv-BulletinBoard-more-icon-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default); + --tv-BulletinBoard-more-icon-size: var(--tv-icon-size-default);packages/theme/src/guide/vars.less (1)
33-33: LGTM! Consider adding English documentation.The change to use
--tv-font-size-defaultaligns with the standardization effort across components.Consider adding English translations to the Chinese comments for better international developer experience:
// 引导框内容字号 + // Guide content font size --tv-Guide-text-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/notify/vars.less (1)
59-59: Consider updating variable documentation.The comment above the variable still describes the general purpose but doesn't explain the rationale for using the default size. Consider adding a note about the standardization effort.
// 通知内容的字体大小 + // Uses default size for consistency across components --tv-Notify-msg-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/search/vars.less (2)
17-17: Ensure consistent height changes maintain usability.The height standardization affects both the input field and selector list items. This change should maintain:
- Adequate clickable area for the selector list items
- Proper vertical alignment with adjacent components
- Sufficient input field height for text entry
Consider adding a comment documenting the expected minimum height value of
--tv-size-height-defaultto ensure proper touch targets and accessibility.Also applies to: 65-65
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15-65: Consider adding English translations to comments.While the variable changes look good, consider adding English translations alongside the existing Chinese comments to improve international developer experience. For example:
// 搜索框字号 | Search input font size --tv-Search-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/date-panel/vars.less (1)
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1-70: Consider internationalizing the documentation.The file contains Chinese comments which might make it harder for non-Chinese speaking developers to maintain the code. Consider translating these comments to English or providing bilingual documentation.
Example translation for the first few comments:
- // 文本色 + // Text color - // 文本色(悬浮高亮/激活高亮/本身高亮） + // Text color (hover/active/highlighted state) - // 字号 + // Font sizepackages/theme/src/button-group/vars.less (1)
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15-61: Consider documenting responsive design implications.While the change to default variables is good for consistency, it would be helpful to document how these default values behave in different viewport sizes and if there are any specific breakpoint considerations.
Consider adding a comment block like:
+ // Responsive behavior: + // - Default values are designed for standard desktop viewports + // - For mobile/tablet viewports, override these variables using media queries + // - See ../responsive/vars.less for breakpoint definitionspackages/theme/src/milestone/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consider adding English documentation.The change from
--tv-font-size-mdto--tv-font-size-defaultaligns with the theme standardization effort. However, the Chinese comment// 默认字号(不含旗子部分)could be supplemented with English translation for better international developer experience.- // 默认字号(不含旗子部分) + // 默认字号(不含旗子部分) + // Default font size (excluding flag section)packages/theme/src/input/vars.less (1)
18-18: Consider documenting the rationale for switching to default variables.The changes from medium-specific to default variables (
--tv-font-size-default,--tv-size-height-default,--tv-border-radius-default) align with the broader standardization effort across components. However, this transition warrants additional documentation.Consider:
- Adding comments explaining why default variables are preferred over medium-specific ones
- Documenting the actual values these default variables resolve to
- Adding a note about potential impact on existing implementations
Also applies to: 24-24, 26-26
packages/theme/src/nav-menu/vars.less (1)
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19-75: Overall theme standardization looks well-structured.The systematic transition from medium-specific sizes to default sizes across font, height, and border radius variables creates a more maintainable and consistent theme structure. The changes are well-documented and align with the PR's objective of standardizing theme variables.
Consider documenting these standardized size values in your theme documentation to help other developers understand the new default sizing system.
packages/theme/src/link/vars.less (1)
15-15: Consider documenting variable relationships.Since this is part of a broader standardization effort, it would be helpful to document the relationship between
--tv-font-size-defaultand--tv-font-size-mdfor future maintainers.Consider adding a comment like:
// 链接字号 + // Note: Using default font size as part of standardization from medium-specific sizes --tv-Link-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default);packages/theme/src/numeric/vars.less (2)
17-17: Theme standardization changes look good.The transition from medium-specific variables to default variables aligns with the broader theme standardization effort. The changes maintain consistency with other components while preserving the component's visual hierarchy.
Consider documenting these default values in the component's documentation to help developers understand the base styling parameters.
Also applies to: 19-19, 27-27, 96-96
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1-100: Consider standardizing variable name prefixes.While the variable organization is good, there's some inconsistency in naming patterns:
- Some variables use
normal(e.g.,--tv-Numeric-input-normal-height)- Others use
defaultin their values- Some skip both prefixes (e.g.,
--tv-Numeric-input-width)Consider standardizing these naming patterns for better maintainability.
packages/theme/src/pager/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Theme variable standardization looks good.The changes align with the broader initiative to standardize theme variables across components by transitioning from medium-specific values (md) to default values. This promotes consistency in the design system and simplifies theme maintenance.
Consider documenting the relationship between these default variables and their corresponding medium-specific variants in the theme documentation to help other developers understand the migration path and maintain backward compatibility if needed.
Also applies to: 45-45, 89-89, 91-91
packages/theme/src/cascader/vars.less (2)
15-15: LGTM! Consider adding English translations consistently.The changes to use default variables are appropriate. While the Chinese comments are helpful, consider adding English translations consistently for better international collaboration.
- // 字体大小 + // 字体大小 Font size - // 边框圆角 + // 边框圆角 Border radiusAlso applies to: 23-23
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1-116: Consider a documentation and maintenance pass.Several improvements could enhance the maintainability of this file:
- Add English translations for all comments to improve international collaboration
- Clean up or fix variables marked as "没有生效" (not taking effect)
- Document the rationale for using the same font size across different size variants
packages/theme/src/calendar-view/vars.less (2)
82-84: Consider more descriptive names for padding variables.While the directional suffixes (-x, -y) are clear, consider making the variable names more descriptive of their purpose. For example:
--tv-CalendarView-week-li-padding-xcould be--tv-CalendarView-week-item-horizontal-padding--tv-CalendarView-week-content-padding-xcould be--tv-CalendarView-week-content-horizontal-paddingAlso applies to: 94-96
31-32: Add documentation for color roles and states.Consider adding comments that explain the semantic meaning of different color roles and their states. This would help maintain consistency when new variants are added. For example:
// Primary text colors --tv-CalendarView-date-text-color: var(--tv-color-text); // Default text --tv-CalendarView-date-weaken-text-color: var(--tv-color-text-weaken); // Secondary text // Interactive states --tv-CalendarView-date-selected-text-color: var(--tv-color-text-active); // Selected state --tv-CalendarView-selected-bg-color-hover: var(--tv-color-bg-active-control); // Hover stateAlso applies to: 36-37, 38-40, 43-44
packages/theme/src/tag/vars.less (2)
36-36: LGTM! Consider updating component documentation.The change from
--tv-font-size-mdto--tv-font-size-defaultaligns with the standardization of size variables across components.Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this change in the theming variables, especially if there's a dedicated theming guide.
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1-180: Consider improvements for maintainability and internationalization.The file structure is well-organized, but there are a few architectural suggestions:
- Consider translating Chinese comments to English for better international developer experience
- Consider extracting hardcoded color values (like
#f23030,#fce3e0) into semantic color variables- Consider grouping the color variants into a separate file to improve maintainability
Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions?
packages/theme/src/tabs/vars.less (1)
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35-173: Overall: Well-executed theme standardizationThe changes demonstrate a consistent and well-thought-out approach to standardizing theme variables. The transition from medium-specific to default variables while maintaining the same values ensures backward compatibility. This standardization will improve maintainability and make the theming system more intuitive.
Consider documenting these standardized theme variables in the project's design system documentation to help other developers understand the new conventions.
packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (1)
33-33: Consider layout implications of height changes.The change from
--tv-size-height-mdto--tv-size-height-defaultaligns with the font size standardization. However, this could affect:
- Vertical alignment with adjacent elements
- Spacing in button groups
- Form layouts where buttons are used alongside inputs
Consider documenting these changes in the component's changelog to help developers adjust their layouts accordingly.
packages/theme/src/calendar-view/index.less (4)
70-74: Consider adding ARIA labels for better accessibility.The header structure and styling look good, but consider adding ARIA labels to the clickable elements for better accessibility.
Also applies to: 82-83, 96-98
122-140: Consider improving overflow handling.While the layout structure is good, consider adding
overflow-x: hiddento prevent horizontal scrolling in edge cases with long content..main-container { width: 100%; + overflow-x: hidden; margin-top: var(--tv-CalendarView-main-margin-top);
247-248: Consider using CSS variables for color opacity values.The background colors use hardcoded alpha values. Consider extracting these to CSS variables for better maintainability and consistency.
&.theme-green { border-left: 2px solid #00a874; - background-color: rgba(0, 168, 116, 0.1); + background-color: var(--tv-CalendarView-theme-opacity, rgba(0, 168, 116, 0.1)); }Also applies to: 252-253, 257-258, 262-263, 267-268, 272-273
417-421: Consider performance optimization for large event lists.For better performance with large event lists, consider:
- Using CSS containment to isolate rendering
- Implementing virtual scrolling for the events list
.@{calendar-view-prefix-cls}-week__timeline { width: 100%; height: 448px; display: flex; overflow-y: auto; + contain: content; margin-top: var(--tv-CalendarView-timeline-margin-top);Also applies to: 462-491
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1)
370-370: LGTM! Good practice using default variables.The addition of default variables that reference medium-sized variants is a good practice for maintainability and consistency. This makes it easier to change default sizes globally and follows the DRY principle.
Consider adding a comment block explaining the relationship between default and medium-sized variables:
+/* Default variables - These reference medium-sized variants for consistency */ --tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md); --tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-md); --tv-size-height-default:var(--tv-size-height-md);Also applies to: 393-393, 417-417
packages/theme/src/base/old-theme.less (5)
130-130: Pending design input for standardizing the info background color.The comment indicates that
--tv-color-info-bg-light(#ebf6ff) is not part of the current blue color scale and requires designer adjustment. If you'd like, I can help propose alternative color values that better fit within the established palette.
280-280: Consider using a distinct color for important text to avoid confusion with error messages.The variable
--tv-color-text-importantis set tovar(--tv-base-color-error-7), which corresponds to an error color (#df514e). Using an error color for important text might cause confusion, as users might associate red text with errors or warnings. Consider using a different color that emphasizes importance without implying an error.
369-369: Review default font size to enhance readability.The variable
--tv-font-size-defaultis set tovar(--tv-font-size-sm), which is12px. This might be too small for default text, potentially affecting readability. Consider setting the default font size tovar(--tv-font-size-md)(14px) to improve text legibility.
392-392: Confirm default border radius for consistency with design standards.The variable
--tv-border-radius-defaultis set tovar(--tv-border-radius-xs)(2px). This is the smallest border radius. Consider whether default components should have a larger border radius, such asvar(--tv-border-radius-md)(6px), to align with overall design guidelines.
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362-363: Verify if divider line colors should be distinct for different use cases.Both
--tv-color-border-dividerand--tv-color-border-divider-shortare set tovar(--tv-base-color-common-4)(#dfe1e6). If different visual weights are intended for long and short dividers, consider using distinct shades to differentiate them.
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packages/theme/src/date-range/vars.less (1)
Learnt from: zzcr
PR: opentiny/tiny-vue#2481
File: packages/theme/src/time-range/vars.less:27-28
Timestamp: 2024-11-04T09:35:13.159Z
Learning: 在 `packages/theme/src/time-range/vars.less` 文件中，应使用 `var(--tv-TimeRange-header-height)` 作为 `--tv-TimeRange-header-line-height` 的值，以保持一致性。
🔇 Additional comments (118)
packages/theme/src/rate/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Variable updates align with theme standardization.
The changes to use --tv-font-size-default instead of --tv-font-size-md are consistent with the broader effort to standardize sizing variables across components.
Let's verify the consistency of this change across other theme files:
Also applies to: 19-19
✅ Verification successful
Font size variable standardization is correctly implemented
The verification shows that --tv-font-size-default is properly defined in base/vars.less as an alias to --tv-font-size-md, which is the source of truth set to 14px. The Rate component's changes align with the consistent usage pattern across 100+ other component variables in the theme system.
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packages/theme/src/rich-text-editor/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default aligns with the broader initiative to standardize theme variables across components.
packages/theme/src/carousel-item/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The update to use --tv-font-size-default aligns well with the broader effort to standardize theme variables across components.
packages/theme/src/dept/vars.less (3)
14-14: LGTM: Font size standardization
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization of theme variables.
19-19: LGTM: Border radius standardization
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with the new theming approach.
14-19: Verify theme variable consistency
The changes look good and align with the standardization effort. Let's verify that these changes are consistent with other components in the theme package.
✅ Verification successful
Theme variable standardization is consistent
The verification shows that the changes in dept/vars.less align with the broader theme standardization across the codebase:
- The base variables
--tv-font-size-defaultand--tv-border-radius-defaultare properly defined inbase/vars.lessand mapped to their respective medium-sized values - The usage of these default variables is consistent across all components in the theme package
- The changes in
dept/vars.lessfollow the same pattern as other components by using the standardized default variables
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packages/theme/src/roles/vars.less (2)
Line range hint 1-11: LGTM: Proper copyright and license headers are maintained.
The file maintains appropriate copyright notices and license information.
15-15: LGTM: Consistent theme variable standardization.
The changes align with the broader effort to standardize component styling by transitioning from medium-specific to default size variables. The modifications maintain clear documentation and consistent naming conventions.
Let's verify that this standardization pattern is consistent across other theme files:
Also applies to: 19-19
✅ Verification successful
Theme standardization verified across components
The verification confirms consistent standardization across the theme system:
- Base variables properly define the defaults:
--tv-font-size-defaultand--tv-size-height-defaultare mapped to their-mdcounterparts inbase/vars.less - The new default variables are widely adopted across 40+ components including buttons, inputs, menus, and form elements
- No direct usage of medium-specific variables (
-md) found in component themes, indicating complete transition
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packages/theme/src/floatbar/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Consistent with the theme system update.
This change aligns with the broader initiative to standardize component styling by transitioning from medium-specific size variables to default size variables across the theme system.
Let's verify the consistency of this change with other components:
✅ Verification successful
Change is consistent with the theme system's font size standardization
The verification confirms that:
- The
--tv-font-size-defaultvariable is properly defined inbase/vars.lessas an alias to--tv-font-size-md - The change in Floatbar component aligns with the consistent pattern across 100+ other component definitions that use
--tv-font-size-default - The base theme maintains the source definition of
--tv-font-size-mdas14px
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packages/theme/src/dropdown-menu/vars.less (1)
19-19: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default aligns with the broader effort to standardize theme variables across components while maintaining the same fallback value for backward compatibility.
packages/theme/src/statistic/vars.less (1)
3-3: Verify font size equivalence.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader standardization effort across components. However, we should ensure this change maintains the intended visual design.
✅ Verification successful
The previous search showed that tv-font-size-md is defined as '12px' in the documentation, but we need to verify the actual implementation and the value of tv-font-size-default to ensure they are equivalent.
Font size change is safe and consistent with design system.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is verified to be safe because:
- In
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less,--tv-font-size-defaultis explicitly defined asvar(--tv-font-size-md) - This change is part of a broader standardization effort, as evidenced by many other components using
--tv-font-size-default - The actual value remains unchanged since both variables resolve to the same value (12px as defined in
--tv-font-size-sm)
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packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Font size standardization looks good.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization of theme variables, maintaining consistency across components.
packages/theme/src/color-picker/vars.less (2)
5-5: LGTM! Variable standardization aligns with theme updates.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default is consistent with the broader effort to standardize theme variables across components.
Line range hint 1-30: Well-structured variable organization.
The variables are well-organized with:
- Clear, descriptive comments for each variable
- Logical grouping of related properties
- Comprehensive size variations (large, medium, small, mini)
packages/theme/src/breadcrumb/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the broader initiative to standardize font sizes across components.
packages/theme/src/hrapprover/vars.less (1)
Line range hint 1-11: LGTM: Copyright header is complete and properly formatted.
packages/theme/src/action-menu/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization of theme variables while maintaining the same fallback value for backward compatibility.
Let's verify the consistency of this change across other components:
✅ Verification successful
Change is safe and properly aligned with theme system
The change is consistent with the theme system's architecture. The --tv-font-size-md is defined in base theme files and properly aliased to --tv-font-size-default, making this change in action-menu component correct and following the intended pattern. No other components directly use --tv-font-size-md, indicating proper variable abstraction.
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packages/theme/src/cascader-panel/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent variable naming standardization.
The changes from medium-specific variables to default variables (--tv-border-radius-md → --tv-border-radius-default and --tv-font-size-md → --tv-font-size-default) align well with the broader standardization effort across components while maintaining backward compatibility through fallback values.
Also applies to: 19-19
packages/theme/src/progress/vars.less (1)
20-20: LGTM: Consistent with theme standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader effort to standardize styling variables across components while maintaining the same fallback value for backward compatibility.
packages/theme/src/table/vars.less (2)
29-29: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader effort to standardize font size variables across components.
29-29: Verify the impact on existing tables and accessibility.
Since this changes the default font size for table cells, please ensure:
- Existing tables maintain readability
- The new font size meets accessibility standards (WCAG)
- No visual regressions in different viewport sizes
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the table component usage and styling to better understand the impact.
No impact on existing tables - change aligns with design system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is safe because:
- Both variables resolve to the same value (14px) as defined in
base/vars.less - The change maintains consistency with the design system's variable naming
- No other components directly depend on the table's font size variable
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packages/theme/src/image-viewer/vars.less (2)
24-24: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with similar changes across other components, contributing to a more standardized theme system.
24-24: Verify impact and update documentation if needed.
Since this changes a theme variable:
- Please verify if this could be a breaking change for consumers using the old variable
- Consider updating the component documentation to reflect this change in the theme customization section
packages/theme/src/autocomplete/vars.less (2)
17-17: LGTM! Good standardization of font size variable.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide effort to standardize size variables. The maintained fallback value ensures backward compatibility.
28-28: LGTM! Consider visual regression testing.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with other components. While the fallback value ensures compatibility, consider running visual regression tests to verify the panel's appearance remains as expected across different themes.
Let's verify if this border radius value is consistent with other panel components:
✅ Verification successful
Border radius value is consistent with other panel components
The verification confirms that the --tv-border-radius-default value is consistently used across panel components, specifically in Transfer and Autocomplete components, all maintaining the same fallback value of 6px. This standardization ensures visual consistency in the design system.
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packages/theme/src/popover/vars.less (1)
21-21: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the broader effort to standardize sizing variables across components.
packages/theme/src/picker/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default maintains the same fallback value (14px) while standardizing the variable naming across components.
packages/theme/src/dialog-select/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Variable change aligns with standardization effort.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default aligns with the broader initiative to standardize theme variables across components. The fallback value remains unchanged, ensuring backward compatibility.
packages/theme/src/collapse-item/vars.less (2)
27-27: LGTM! Font size standardization looks good.
The transition from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization effort and maintains consistency across components.
Also applies to: 35-35
37-37: Verify the variable rename impact.
The rename from --tv-CollapseItem-title-right-color to --tv-CollapseItem-title-right-text-color improves semantic clarity. However, we should verify all usages are updated.
✅ Verification successful
Variable rename impact verified successfully
The variable rename from --tv-CollapseItem-title-right-color to --tv-CollapseItem-title-right-text-color has been properly implemented:
- Old variable name is not used anywhere in the codebase
- New variable name is correctly defined in
vars.lessand used inindex.less
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packages/theme/src/radio-button/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Consistent with design system standardization.
The transition from medium-specific to default values for border-radius and font-size aligns with the broader effort to standardize theme variables across components.
Also applies to: 19-19
packages/theme/src/date-range/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM: Font size variable standardization
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization of font size variables while maintaining the same fallback value.
packages/theme/src/pop-upload/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM: Font size standardization
The transition from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader theme standardization effort across components.
Also applies to: 19-19
packages/theme/src/link-menu/vars.less (1)
17-17: Consistent transition to default theme variables.
The changes align with the standardization effort across components, moving from medium-specific sizes to default values. This promotes better maintainability and consistency in the design system.
Let's verify the impact of these changes across the codebase:
Also applies to: 25-25, 27-27, 33-33, 39-39
✅ Verification successful
Based on the shell script results, I can now generate the final response:
Changes align with the design system's standardization
The transition from medium-specific to default variables is consistent with the broader theme system:
- Base variables in
packages/theme/src/base/vars.lessproperly define the default variables as aliases to medium sizes:--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md); --tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-md); --tv-size-height-default:var(--tv-size-height-md);
- The LinkMenu component's changes follow this pattern, maintaining consistency with 150+ other component implementations using these default variables.
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fd -e spec.js -e spec.ts -e test.js -e test.ts . packages/ -x grep -l "LinkMenu"
Length of output: 24974
packages/theme/src/option/vars.less (2)
39-39: Standardizing height variable to use default variant.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default maintains consistency with the new theme structure. The fallback value of 32px ensures backward compatibility.
Let's verify this standardization across other components:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining medium-specific height variables
# that might need similar updates for consistency
# Search for any remaining --tv-size-height-md usage
rg --type=less "size-height-md" packages/theme/src/15-15: Standardizing font size variable to use default variant.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort. The fallback value remains at 14px, ensuring backward compatibility.
Let's verify this standardization across other components:
✅ Verification successful
Font size variable change is consistent with the design system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is correct and follows the established pattern. The verification shows that:
--tv-font-size-mdis properly defined in base theme files--tv-font-size-defaultis correctly mapped to--tv-font-size-md- No other components are directly using
--tv-font-size-md
This change maintains consistency while preserving the existing behavior through proper variable inheritance.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining medium-specific font size variables
# that might need similar updates for consistency
# Search for any remaining --tv-font-size-md usage
rg --type=less "font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 599
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's search specifically for font-size-md usage
rg --type=less "font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
# Also check for any components still using the old font-size-md variable
rg --type=less "var\(--tv-font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 430
packages/theme/src/card-template/vars.less (1)
29-29: LGTM! Verify consistency across card-related components.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value.
Let's verify that other card-related components are consistently using the default font size:
✅ Verification successful
Font size variables are consistently using standardized values across card components
The verification shows that all card-related components are already using standardized font size variables (default, sm, lg). No instances of tv-font-size-md were found, confirming this change maintains consistency with the existing codebase:
- Card template: Uses
--tv-font-size-default(14px) for header title and--tv-font-size-lgfor header - Card component: Uses
--tv-font-size-defaultfor main content,--tv-font-size-lgfor title and options - Tabs: Uses
--tv-font-size-default(14px) for button card items and--tv-font-size-sm(12px) for small variants - User contact: Uses
--tv-font-size-defaultfor card header role
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in font size variables across card-related components
# Expected: All card-related components should use --tv-font-size-default
# Search for any card-related font size definitions
rg --type=less "card.*font-size.*tv-font-size-" -i
# Specifically check for any remaining usage of tv-font-size-md
rg --type=less "card.*tv-font-size-md" -i
Length of output: 921
packages/theme/src/popeditor/vars.less (2)
25-25: Height variable standardization.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default maintains consistency with the new default-based sizing system.
Let's verify this height variable change is consistent:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if any components still use the old medium height variable
# Expect: No components should be using --tv-size-height-md
echo "Checking for any remaining usage of medium height..."
rg --type=less "height:\s*var\(--tv-size-height-md\)" packages/theme/src/15-15: Consistent update of font size variables to default.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader theme standardization effort across components.
Let's verify the consistency of this change across other components:
Also applies to: 23-23
✅ Verification successful
Font size variable change is consistent with the design system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is correct and verified. The base theme defines --tv-font-size-default as an alias to --tv-font-size-md (14px), and this pattern is consistently used across all components in the theme package. The change aligns with the standardization effort while maintaining the same visual appearance.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if any components still use the old medium font size variable
# Expect: No components should be using --tv-font-size-md
echo "Checking for any remaining usage of medium font size..."
rg --type=less "font-size:\s*var\(--tv-font-size-md\)" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 277
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a more comprehensive search for any remaining medium font size references
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
# Also search for the new default font size to understand the migration pattern
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-default" packages/theme/src/
# Check the base theme variables to verify if both variables are defined
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-" packages/theme/src/base/
Length of output: 16013
packages/theme/src/dropdown/vars.less (1)
3-3: LGTM! Verify consistency across related components.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value.
Let's verify that this change is consistent with related dropdown components:
✅ Verification successful
✓ Change is consistent with related dropdown components
The verification shows that the font-size change is consistent across the dropdown ecosystem:
dropdown/vars.less: Uses--tv-font-size-defaultdropdown-item/vars.less: Uses--tv-font-size-defaultselect-dropdown/vars.less: Uses--tv-font-size-default
All related components are already using the standardized --tv-font-size-default variable with the same fallback value of 14px, confirming this change maintains consistency.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining medium-specific font size variables in related dropdown components
# Expected: No occurrences of tv-font-size-md in dropdown-related files
# Search for any remaining medium-specific font sizes in dropdown-related files
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md" packages/theme/src/dropdown*
Length of output: 126
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's broaden our search to:
# 1. Check all files in dropdown directory for any font-size variables
# 2. Check if there are other dropdown-related files that might need consistency
# First, let's see all less files in dropdown directory and their font-size related variables
echo "=== Checking font-size variables in dropdown files ==="
fd -e less . packages/theme/src/dropdown -x cat {} \; | rg "font-size"
echo -e "\n=== Checking for other dropdown-related files ==="
fd -e less . packages/theme/src -x sh -c 'echo "=== {} ==="; cat {} | rg "font-size"' \; | rg -A 1 "dropdown|Dropdown"
Length of output: 1930
packages/theme/src/checkbox/vars.less (1)
Line range hint 31-41: Verify theme variable migration strategy.
The changes from medium-specific to default values (--tv-font-size-md → --tv-font-size-default and --tv-border-radius-md → --tv-border-radius-default) align with the theme standardization effort. However, we should ensure:
- These changes are part of a complete migration strategy
- The impact on existing implementations has been considered
- The visual consistency is maintained across all components
Let's verify the migration pattern across other components:
✅ Verification successful
Theme variable migration is consistent and complete
The verification shows a comprehensive and consistent migration pattern:
-
The base variables
--tv-font-size-mdand--tv-border-radius-mdare defined inbase/vars.lessand aliased to their respective-defaultvariables:--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md); --tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-md);
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All components, including Checkbox, consistently use these
-defaultvariables rather than the-mdvariants, maintaining visual consistency across the component library. -
The changes in the Checkbox component align with the established pattern used by 100+ other component definitions, confirming this is part of a complete migration strategy.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for remaining medium-specific size variables that might need migration
echo "Checking for remaining medium-specific size variables in theme package..."
rg --type less "tv-(font-size|border-radius)-md" packages/theme/src/
echo "Checking for new default size variables for consistency..."
rg --type less "tv-(font-size|border-radius)-default" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 20434
packages/theme/src/popconfirm/vars.less (1)
19-19: Verify visual consistency after font size change.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort across components. However, please ensure this doesn't create visual inconsistencies with existing implementations.
Let's check if other components still use the old variable:
✅ Verification successful
Change is safe and aligned with theme standardization
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is actually safe because:
--tv-font-size-defaultis defined inbase/vars.lessas an alias to--tv-font-size-md- No other component styles directly use
--tv-font-size-md - This change follows the standardization pattern of using semantic variables
The change maintains visual consistency while improving variable naming semantics.
🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining usage of --tv-font-size-md in theme files
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 288
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check if there are any direct usages of --tv-font-size-md in component styles
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md" packages/theme/src/ -g '!{base,vars}*' -A 2 -B 2
# Also check for any components using the new default variable
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-default" packages/theme/src/ -g '!{base,vars}*' -A 2 -B 2
Length of output: 168
packages/theme/src/dialog-box/vars.less (2)
37-37: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the broader effort to standardize styling parameters across components.
37-37: Verify visual consistency across dialog box variations.
Since this changes the body font size, please ensure it maintains visual harmony across different dialog box use cases (e.g., confirmation dialogs, form dialogs, drawer dialogs).
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more information about the dialog box usage and styles by examining the test files and related components.
Let me check one more thing to understand the default font size value and its usage across the theme.
Based on the analysis of the shell script results, I can now provide a final response:
The font size change is consistent with the design system's defaults and maintains visual harmony.
The --tv-DialogBox-body-font-size is set to use var(--tv-font-size-default), which is the standard font size variable used consistently across many components in the design system, including other dialog variations (form dialogs, secondary dialogs, and right dialogs). This ensures visual consistency because:
- The same default font size is used in related components like forms, buttons, and input fields that commonly appear in dialogs
- The variable is part of the base theme system and is used by over 80 other components for their default text size
- The mobile theme has its own separate dialog box variables, so this change won't affect mobile views
🏁 Scripts executed
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find dialog box component usage examples and test files to help verify the visual impact
# Search for dialog box component usage in Vue files
echo "Dialog box component usage:"
rg -t vue "DialogBox"
# Search for dialog box related test files
echo -e "\nDialog box test files:"
fd -e spec.js -e spec.ts -e test.js -e test.ts dialog
Length of output: 927
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check the different dialog box variations and their implementations
echo "Dialog box test implementations:"
cat examples/sites/demos/pc/app/dialog-box/form-in-dialog.spec.ts \
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/dialog-box/secondary-dialog.spec.ts \
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/dialog-box/right-dialog.spec.ts
# Search for any existing font-size related styles or overrides
echo -e "\nFont size related styles in dialog components:"
rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" "font-size.*dialog" -i
# Look for dialog box related style variables
echo -e "\nDialog box style variables:"
rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" "DialogBox.*font|font.*DialogBox" -i
Length of output: 4641
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check the default font size variable definition and its usage
echo "Default font size variable definition:"
rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" "tv-font-size-default" -B 2 -A 2
# Check if there are any specific overrides for dialog box body font size
echo -e "\nDialog box body font size overrides:"
rg -g "*.less" -g "*.css" "DialogBox-body-font-size.*:" -B 2 -A 2
Length of output: 54391
packages/theme/src/form-item/vars.less (1)
31-31: LGTM! Verify layout compatibility.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default is consistent with the standardization approach.
Let's verify if other form-related components are aligned with this height change:
✅ Verification successful
This script will:
- Find all form-related files in the theme package
- Search for any height-related CSS properties or variables
- Show the context of where these heights are used to verify layout compatibility
Based on the search results, I can now verify the height variable change and its impact. Let me generate the final response:
Height variable change is consistent with design system
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default is safe and aligned with the design system because:
--tv-size-height-defaultis defined in base/vars.less as--tv-size-height-default:var(--tv-size-height-md), making them equivalent- Other form components like TextPopup, TallStorage, TreeMenu already use
--tv-size-height-defaultfor consistent heights - This change standardizes the height variable naming across components
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in height variables across form components
# Expected: Other form components should use similar height variables
# Search in theme package for form-related components
fd . "packages/theme/src" -t f | rg "form|input|select|checkbox|radio" | xargs rg "tv-size-height-(default|md)"
Length of output: 409
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to search for height-related variables in form components
# First, let's check form-related files in the theme package
fd . "packages/theme/src" -t f | rg -l "form|input|select|checkbox|radio" | while read -r file; do
echo "=== $file ==="
rg "height|--tv-.*-height" "$file" || true
done
Length of output: 238
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a simpler approach to find height-related variables
rg --type-add 'styles:*.{less,css}' --type styles '(height:|--tv-.*height)' packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 104697
packages/theme/src/fall-menu/vars.less (1)
21-21: Theme variable standardization looks good.
The changes from medium-specific to default values align with the PR objectives to standardize theme variables across components. The modifications affect:
- Icon font size
- Box font size
- Border radius
Let's verify if these changes are consistent with other components:
Also applies to: 33-33, 51-51
✅ Verification successful
Theme variable changes are consistent with the design system
The verification shows that the changes align perfectly with the design system's architecture:
- The base theme (
vars.less) defines default values to be equivalent to medium sizes:--tv-font-size-default: var(--tv-font-size-md); --tv-border-radius-default: var(--tv-border-radius-md);
- This means switching from
mdtodefaultmaintains visual consistency while following the new standardization pattern - The only other component using these variables (
color-picker) is already using the default value
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if other components still use medium-specific values
# This helps ensure visual consistency across the theme
echo "Checking for any remaining medium-specific size variables..."
rg --type=less "font-size-md|border-radius-md" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 783
packages/theme/src/loading/vars.less (1)
32-32: Verify visual consistency for fullscreen loading states.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default for fullscreen loading dimensions might affect the visual appearance of loading states. Please ensure this change maintains visual consistency with other components using default sizes.
Consider adding visual regression tests to catch any unintended changes in loading component dimensions.
Also applies to: 39-39
packages/theme/src/anchor/vars.less (1)
21-21: LGTM! Change aligns with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the broader initiative to standardize size variables across components.
packages/theme/src/selected-box/vars.less (1)
17-17: LGTM! Verify consistent usage across components.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default maintains the same fallback value and aligns with the standardization effort across components.
Let's verify this standardization pattern across other components:
✅ Verification successful
Font size standardization verified across components
The codebase shows consistent usage of --tv-font-size-default across all components, with proper fallback to 14px where needed. The base variable --tv-font-size-default is correctly defined to inherit from --tv-font-size-md in base/vars.less, maintaining backward compatibility while standardizing the naming convention.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify consistent font-size variable usage across components
# Expect: Most components should use --tv-font-size-default
# Check for any remaining usage of the old md variable
rg --type=less "font-size-md" packages/theme/src/
# Check for adoption of the new default variable
rg --type=less "font-size-default" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 14296
packages/theme/src/select/vars.less (1)
40-40: LGTM! Maintains internal consistency.
The tags height variable change maintains consistency with the main height variable, preserving the component's internal relationships.
packages/theme/src/checkbox-button/vars.less (2)
35-35: LGTM: Border radius change maintains visual hierarchy.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default is consistent with the standardization pattern. The visual hierarchy is preserved with the mini variant still using --tv-border-radius-sm.
17-17: Verify visual consistency with the new default font size.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort. However, please ensure this doesn't affect the visual hierarchy, especially since the component has size variants (mini, small, medium) defined below.
Let's verify if other size-related variables are consistently using the default variant:
✅ Verification successful
Font size standardization is consistent across components
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default in the checkbox-button component aligns with the broader standardization pattern across the codebase. The search results show that:
- All component base font sizes consistently use
--tv-font-size-default - Even components with size variants (like Cascader) use the default size as their base
- The only exceptions are heading-specific sizes (e.g., in Dialog and Drawer components)
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistency in font size variable usage across theme files
# Expected: Most components should use the default variant
# Search for font-size variable definitions in theme files
rg --type=less "font-size:.+(?:md|default)" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 13180
packages/theme/src/ip-address/vars.less (2)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent standardization of theme variables.
The transition from medium-specific to default size variables (height, border-radius, font-size) aligns well with the theme standardization effort across components.
Also applies to: 35-35, 37-37
53-53: Verify height calculations across size variants.
The calculation pattern calc(var(--tv-size-height-{size}) - 2px) is consistently maintained across all size variants (medium, default, small, mini), which is good. However, let's verify this pattern is consistent with other components.
✅ Verification successful
Height calculation pattern is consistent with other components
The verification shows that the 2px reduction pattern in height calculations is commonly used across multiple components:
- IpAddress component follows the pattern consistently across all sizes
- Similar 2px reductions are used in other components:
- Search:
calc(var(--tv-Search-input-height) - 2px) - Tree:
calc(var(--tv-Tree-node-content-height) - 2px) - Upload:
calc(var(--tv-Upload-picture-card-height) - 2px) - Pager:
calc(var(--tv-Pager-height) - 2px)
- Search:
This confirms that the height calculation pattern in IpAddress component aligns with the established design system conventions.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify height calculation patterns across components
# Expected: Should find similar calc() patterns using the same 2px reduction
# Search for height calculations in theme files
rg -g "*.less" "calc\(.*height.*\)" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 4048
packages/theme/src/carousel/vars.less (1)
49-49: LGTM: Font size standardization aligns with design system.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is part of a broader effort to standardize sizing variables across components.
packages/theme/src/select-dropdown/vars.less (2)
17-17: LGTM: Font size standardization
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader theme standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value for backward compatibility.
37-37: LGTM: Border radius standardization
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with other components while preserving the same fallback value.
packages/theme/src/dropdown-item/vars.less (3)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader theme standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value of 14px.
52-52: LGTM! Maintains consistent size hierarchy.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default maintains the proper size hierarchy with sm (28px) and xs (24px) variants while aligning with the theme standardization effort.
15-15: Verify comprehensive variable updates across the theme.
Let's ensure all related components have been updated from md to default variants consistently.
Also applies to: 52-52
✅ Verification successful
Migration from md to default variants is properly implemented
The verification shows a consistent pattern:
- The base variables
--tv-font-size-mdand--tv-size-height-mdare defined in base theme files and properly aliased to theirdefaultcounterparts via CSS variables - All component-specific theme files consistently use the new
defaultvariants - The only remaining occurrences of
mdvariants are in base theme files where they serve as the source values
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining occurrences of md variants in theme files
echo "Checking for any remaining md variant usage in theme files..."
rg --type=less "tv-(font-size|size-height)-md" packages/theme/src/
# Search for the new default variants to confirm consistent adoption
echo "Verifying adoption of default variants..."
rg --type=less "tv-(font-size|size-height)-default" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 18952
packages/theme/src/base-select/vars.less (2)
17-17: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader effort to standardize theme variables while maintaining the same fallback value for compatibility.
48-48: Verify height consistency across size variants.
While the change to --tv-size-height-default is appropriate, let's ensure it maintains proper scaling with other size variants defined in the component.
✅ Verification successful
Height variable usage is consistent across components
The verification shows that --tv-size-height-default is consistently used across the theme system and properly defined in the base theme files:
- In
base/vars.less:--tv-size-height-defaultcorrectly references--tv-size-height-mdwhich has the same 32px value - The change in
base-selectcomponent aligns with the pattern used by other form components like Input, Button, and Select - All components using this variable maintain the same 32px fallback value where needed
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for consistent height variable usage across size variants
# Look for other height-related variables to ensure proper scaling
rg --type less "size-height-(default|md|small|mini)" packages/theme/src/
Length of output: 4565
packages/theme/src/bulletin-board/vars.less (2)
15-15: LGTM! Font size standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the project-wide standardization effort while maintaining semantic meaning.
31-31: Verify date text readability with default font size.
While the change aligns with standardization, ensure that dates remain clearly readable at the default font size, especially for accessibility considerations.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now make a determination about the font size change. The codebase shows that:
- The date font size is used consistently in the bulletin board component's styling
- The default font size (
--tv-font-size-default) is a standard size used across many components - The change aligns with the component's overall typography system
Font size change is appropriate and maintains readability
The change from md to default font size is safe because:
- Both sizes are designed for body text content
- The default font size is the standard for text content across the component library
- The date is not critical information that requires emphasis through larger text
- The component maintains consistent typography with other similar elements
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check if there are any accessibility-related comments or issues about font sizes
rg -i "accessibility|readable|legibility" "packages/theme/src/**/*.md"
Length of output: 139
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's check for any existing usage of the font size variable and related accessibility patterns
rg -i "BulletinBoard-item-date" packages/theme/src/
# Check for any documentation about font sizes or accessibility
rg -i "font-size|accessibility|readable" packages/theme/
# Look for any test files related to bulletin board
fd -e test.js -e test.ts -e spec.js -e spec.ts bulletin
Length of output: 89971
packages/theme/src/calendar/vars.less (4)
36-37: LGTM: Font size standardization
The transition from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort across components.
Also applies to: 42-43
39-41: LGTM: Border radius standardization
The update from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with the broader theme updates.
45-45: LGTM: Clean formatting
The formatting adjustment maintains consistency while preserving the same functional value.
36-45: Verify theme variable usage across calendar components
Let's ensure these theme variable updates are consistently applied across all calendar-related components.
✅ Verification successful
Theme variables are consistently applied across calendar components
The verification shows that all the new theme variables are properly defined in vars.less and correctly used throughout the calendar component's styles in index.less. The variables are used in appropriate contexts:
--tv-Calendar-content-heard-font-sizeis used for header text--tv-Calendar-selected-border-radiusis applied to selected states--tv-Calendar-input-border-radiusis used for input fields--tv-Calendar-input-font-sizeis applied to input text--tv-Calendar-input-hover-border-coloris used for hover states on inputs
No inconsistencies or old medium-specific variables were found.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any remaining references to the old medium-specific variables in calendar-related files
rg --type=less "tv-(font-size|border-radius)-md" "packages/theme/src/calendar/"
Length of output: 79
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the usage of these calendar-specific theme variables
rg --type=less "tv-Calendar-(content-heard-font-size|selected-border-radius|input-border-radius|input-font-size|input-hover-border-color)" -A 1 -B 1
# Also check for any potential typos or variations
rg --type=less "tv-Calendar-" -A 1 -B 1
Length of output: 12894
packages/theme/src/guide/vars.less (1)
45-45: LGTM! Verify variable usage after rename.
The rename from --tv-Guide-button-border to --tv-Guide-button-border-color improves clarity by being more specific.
Let's verify that all usages of this variable have been updated:
✅ Verification successful
✓ Variable rename properly implemented
The variable rename from --tv-Guide-button-border to --tv-Guide-button-border-color has been correctly implemented:
- No references to the old variable name found
- New variable is properly used in
packages/theme/src/guide/index.lessfor border styling
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packages/theme/src/notify/vars.less (1)
59-59: LGTM! Verify consistency with other components.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort across components.
Let's verify that this change is consistent with other components:
✅ Verification successful
Change is consistent with the codebase's standardization pattern
The verification shows that:
--tv-font-size-defaultis widely adopted across components (100+ usages)--tv-font-size-mdis only defined in base variables and properly aliased:- In
base/vars.less:--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md) --tv-font-size-mdis set to14px
- In
The change in notify component aligns with the established pattern where component-specific font sizes reference the default variable.
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packages/theme/src/search/vars.less (2)
25-25: LGTM! Border radius changes maintain visual consistency.
The border radius standardization between the input and selector dropdown maintains visual harmony. The use of --tv-border-radius-default aligns with the system-wide theme standardization effort.
Also applies to: 55-55
15-15: Verify the visual impact of the font size change.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort. However, this could affect the component's readability and visual hierarchy.
✅ Verification successful
Font size change is consistent with the theme system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is actually correct and well-implemented. The base theme defines --tv-font-size-default as var(--tv-font-size-md), making this a proper abstraction that maintains the same visual appearance while following the standardization pattern.
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packages/theme/src/date-panel/vars.less (2)
19-19: LGTM: Font size variable standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value.
31-31: LGTM: Border radius variable standardization.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with the new theme variable naming convention.
packages/theme/src/button-group/vars.less (1)
15-15: Standardization of size variables looks good.
The transition from medium-specific to default variables aligns with the theme standardization effort. This change promotes consistency across components while maintaining the existing styling structure.
Let's verify if this pattern is consistent across other theme files:
Also applies to: 25-25, 27-27, 61-61
✅ Verification successful
The changes align with the theme's base variable definitions
The verification shows that in base/vars.less, the default variables are explicitly defined using medium-size values:
--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md);
--tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-md);
--tv-size-height-default:var(--tv-size-height-md);This confirms that the button-group component's transition from medium-specific to default variables is the correct approach, as it uses the base theme's default variables which are internally mapped to medium sizes.
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packages/theme/src/card/vars.less (1)
66-66: LGTM! Consider verifying the visual impact.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader standardization effort across components. This helps maintain consistency in the design system.
Let's verify if this change affects other components that might inherit or use Card's font size:
✅ Verification successful
The change aligns with the design system's standardization
The switch from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the broader codebase, as evidenced by:
- The variable
--tv-font-size-defaultis widely used across 90+ components for their default font sizes - The base theme defines
--tv-font-size-defaultasvar(--tv-font-size-md), maintaining the same effective value - The Card component's usage is aligned with other components like Button, Input, Select, etc., which all use the same variable
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packages/theme/src/slider/vars.less (3)
Line range hint 1-85: LGTM! The changes align with the theme standardization effort.
The variable updates are consistent with the broader initiative to standardize component styling. The file maintains good organization and comprehensive documentation of all theme variables.
59-59: Verify height consistency with related form components.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default should maintain consistent heights with other form components.
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fd -e less -e css --exec rg "tv-size-height-(default|md)" {} \; packages/theme/src/15-15: Verify the visual impact of the font size change.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort across components. However, this change might affect existing implementations.
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✅ Verification successful
Font size change is consistent with design system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is part of a consistent design system where:
--tv-font-size-defaultis defined as an alias for--tv-font-size-mdin base variables- Many other components are already using
--tv-font-size-defaultas shown in the search results - This change aligns the Slider component with the established pattern across the component library
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# Search for documentation files and code that reference the font size variable
echo "Searching for references to the old font size variable..."
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echo -e "\nChecking for other slider-related font size configurations..."
fd -e less -e css . packages/theme/src/slider/ --exec rg "font-size" {} ";"
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packages/theme/src/milestone/vars.less (2)
27-27: LGTM! Consistent with theme standardization.
The update from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default maintains the same visual appearance while adhering to the new standardized variable naming convention.
67-67: LGTM! Verify visual consistency with other components.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is consistent with the theme standardization. Since the flag is a prominent visual element, ensure this change maintains visual harmony with related components that might appear alongside the milestone.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can verify that the change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default in the milestone flag font size is consistent with the codebase's font size variable usage patterns. The search reveals:
- The base font size variables are defined in
base/vars.less:
--tv-font-size-default: var(--tv-font-size-md); // --tv-font-size-md is 14px-
Other components like Alert, Button, Card, etc. consistently use
--tv-font-size-defaultfor their standard text sizes. -
The milestone component's other text elements also use these standardized font size variables.
Font size standardization change is verified as correct
The change aligns with the design system's font size standardization, where --tv-font-size-default is the preferred variable for standard text sizes across components. The 14px default value is preserved through the base variable definitions.
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echo "=== Checking $file for font size variables ==="
rg "font-size" "$file"
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# Let's try with correct paths and separate commands for better visibility
# First, find all .less files in the theme package
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# Then search for flag/tag related styling
echo -e "\n=== Checking for flag/tag related styling ==="
rg "flag|tag" --type less packages/theme/src/
# Finally look for font-size variables in these files
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packages/theme/src/input/vars.less (3)
26-26: Verify border radius alignment with design system.
The switch to --tv-border-radius-default should maintain visual consistency across the component library.
✅ Verification successful
Border radius alignment verified across component library
The switch to --tv-border-radius-default for Input component's border radius is consistent with the design system. The verification shows extensive usage of the same variable across multiple components including:
- Form components (Input, Textarea, Select, etc.)
- Interactive elements (Button, ButtonGroup, etc.)
- Complex components (Grid, Calendar, Dialog, etc.)
This standardization maintains visual consistency throughout the component library.
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24-24: Ensure height consistency with other form controls.
The change to --tv-size-height-default should maintain visual consistency with related form components like select, textarea, etc.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the output, I can generate the final response as we have sufficient information about height usage across form components.
Height variable is consistently used across form components ✓
The --tv-size-height-default variable is already being used consistently across various form controls including:
- Select (
--tv-Select-height) - Textarea (
--tv-Textarea-height) - Button (
--tv-Button-height) - Form items (
--tv-FormItem-height) - And many other UI components
The change aligns well with the existing design system's height standardization.
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18-18: Verify accessibility impact of font size change.
The switch from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default could affect readability if the default size is smaller than the previous medium size.
✅ Verification successful
Let's try a broader search to find the font size variable definitions. The previous command might have failed due to complex regex, so we'll simplify it and look for any font size related variables.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a definitive response about the font size change:
Font size change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default has no accessibility impact
Looking at the base variables defined in packages/theme/src/base/vars.less, we can see that:
--tv-font-size-mdis defined as14pxwith a comment "正文，默认字体尺寸" (body text, default font size)--tv-font-size-defaultis explicitly set to use--tv-font-size-mdthrough the variable declaration:--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md)
Therefore, this is just a refactoring to use the semantic variable name (default instead of md) while maintaining the exact same 14px font size value.
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# Search for font size variables in theme files
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rg --type less "tv-font-size-" packages/theme/
# Also search for any CSS files that might contain these definitions
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rg --type css "tv-font-size-" packages/theme/
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packages/theme/src/date-table/vars.less (2)
17-17: LGTM: Font size variable standardization.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort while maintaining the same fallback value.
82-82: LGTM: Week height variable standardization.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default follows the same standardization pattern and maintains backward compatibility with the existing fallback value.
packages/theme/src/nav-menu/vars.less (3)
19-19: LGTM: Font size standardization looks good!
The consistent transition from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default across all font size variables maintains a uniform approach to typography in the navigation menu component.
Also applies to: 45-45, 69-69, 75-75
73-73: Verify border radius consistency across popup menus.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default aligns with the standardization effort. Let's verify that this maintains visual consistency with other popup/dropdown components.
✅ Verification successful
Border radius is consistently using --tv-border-radius-default across popup components
The verification shows that all related popup, dropdown, and menu components are already using --tv-border-radius-default, confirming visual consistency:
- TextPopup
- SelectDropdown
- NavMenu
- LinkMenu
- FallMenu
- DropdownMenu
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Length of output: 1020
51-51: Verify height compatibility with related components.
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default looks good, but we should verify that this height change maintains visual consistency with related popup menu components.
✅ Verification successful
The previous script's output seems to be showing border-radius related results instead of height variables. Let me search specifically for height variables.
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as we have comprehensive information about height usage across menu-related components.
Height change is consistent with component ecosystem
The change from --tv-size-height-md to --tv-size-height-default in --tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-height aligns with the height patterns across related components:
- DropdownItem uses
--tv-size-height-defaultfor its default height - TextPopup uses
--tv-size-height-defaultfor its height - TreeMenu uses
--tv-size-height-defaultfor node height - LinkMenu uses
--tv-size-height-defaultfor input height
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packages/theme/src/numeric/vars.less (1)
17-17: Verify theme customization compatibility.
Since we're changing from medium-specific to default variables, we should verify that existing theme customizations aren't affected.
Also applies to: 19-19, 27-27, 96-96
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Theme customization changes are safe to proceed
The changes from medium-specific to default variables are consistent with the design system's approach across all components. The search results show:
- The default variables (
--tv-size-height-default,--tv-border-radius-default,--tv-font-size-default) are widely used across the component library - These default variables are properly mapped to their medium counterparts in
base/vars.less:--tv-font-size-default: var(--tv-font-size-md)--tv-border-radius-default: var(--tv-border-radius-md)--tv-size-height-default: var(--tv-size-height-md)
This change aligns the Numeric component with the rest of the component library's theming approach and maintains backward compatibility through the base variable mappings.
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# Look for potential theme variable imports or usage
rg --type=less "tv-(size-height|border-radius|font-size)-(md|default)"
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packages/theme/src/pager/vars.less (1)
89-91: Verify input height and border radius consistency.
The input-specific variables (--tv-Pager-input-height and --tv-Pager-input-border-radius) now use default values. Please ensure this doesn't affect the visual harmony with other form inputs across the application.
✅ Verification successful
Input height and border radius values are consistent across components
The verification shows that the Pager component's input variables (--tv-Pager-input-height and --tv-Pager-input-border-radius) align perfectly with other form input components in the codebase. All components consistently use:
--tv-size-height-defaultfor input heights--tv-border-radius-defaultfor border radius
This includes Search, Slider, Numeric, LinkMenu, Grid, BaseSelect, and Calendar components, ensuring visual harmony across the application.
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packages/theme/src/alert/vars.less (2)
74-74: LGTM! Consistent with description font size.
The update to use --tv-font-size-default maintains consistency with the description text and follows the theme standardization pattern.
54-54: LGTM! Verify visual consistency.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort across components.
✅ Verification successful
Based on the codebase analysis, I can now verify the alert description font size change:
Change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is correct and consistent
The change aligns with the codebase because:
--tv-font-size-defaultis defined asvar(--tv-font-size-md)in the base variables, making them equivalent- Other components are consistently using
--tv-font-size-defaultfor similar text elements - This change follows the standardization effort to use semantic variable names (
default) rather than size-specific ones (md)
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# This helps ensure we haven't missed any related components that should be updated
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md" "packages/theme/src/alert*"
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#!/bin/bash
# Let's try searching without path restrictions to find all occurrences
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-md"
# Also search for the new default font size variable to understand the context
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-default"
# Let's also check the alert component's variables file to see its current state
fd "vars.less" --type f --exec cat {} \;
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packages/theme/src/modal/vars.less (2)
113-113: LGTM! Consistent with the standardization effort.
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader initiative to standardize size variables across components.
Line range hint 1-124: Consider documenting the size variable standardization.
Since this change is part of a larger effort to standardize size variables across components, it would be helpful to document this standardization approach in the theme package's README or documentation.
Let's check if there's existing documentation about this standardization:
packages/theme/src/cascader/vars.less (1)
111-111: Verify and clean up unused variables.
The comment indicates that the search input font size is not taking effect ("没有生效"). This suggests potential implementation issues or dead code. Please:
- Verify if these variables are actually used in the component
- Remove if unused or fix the implementation if needed
Also applies to: 113-113
✅ Verification successful
Both variables are actively used in the component
The search for variable usage shows that both CSS variables are properly implemented in the Cascader component:
--tv-Cascader-item-font-sizeis used in.tv-cascader__suggestion-item--tv-Cascader-search-input-font-sizeis used in.tv-cascader__search-input
The comment "没有生效" (not taking effect) might be outdated as the code shows proper implementation of both variables. The variables are correctly applied to their respective elements in the component's styles.
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echo "Searching for Cascader item font size usage:"
rg --type=vue "var\(--tv-Cascader-item-font-size\)" packages/
echo "Searching for Cascader search input font size usage:"
rg --type=vue "var\(--tv-Cascader-search-input-font-size\)" packages/
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#!/bin/bash
# Search for usage of these variables in all files
echo "Searching for Cascader item font size usage:"
rg "var\(--tv-Cascader-item-font-size\)" packages/
echo "Searching for Cascader search input font size usage:"
rg "var\(--tv-Cascader-search-input-font-size\)" packages/
# Also search for potential CSS class usage
echo "Searching for Cascader CSS classes that might use these variables:"
rg "\.tv-cascader(?i).*item" packages/
rg "\.tv-cascader(?i).*search" packages/
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# Let's check the actual implementation in the less file
echo "Checking the Cascader component styles:"
cat packages/theme/src/cascader/index.less
# Also check if there are any related test files
echo "Checking for related test files:"
fd "cascader.*test" packages/
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packages/theme/src/calendar-view/vars.less (2)
14-26: LGTM! Improved naming conventions for better clarity.
The variable renaming follows consistent patterns and makes the purpose of each variable more explicit:
- Background-related variables now use the
-bg-colorsuffix - Icon-related variables now use
-icon-colorsuffix - Text size variables now use
-font-sizesuffix
19-19: Verify font size standardization across the component.
The component uses a mix of default (--tv-font-size-default) and specific (--tv-font-size-lg, --tv-font-size-sm) font sizes. Please verify that this variation is intentional and aligns with the design system's typography scale.
Also applies to: 24-24, 29-29, 47-47, 67-67, 76-76, 85-85, 87-87, 90-90
✅ Verification successful
Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now provide a final response regarding the font size standardization:
Font size usage follows a consistent design system pattern
The codebase shows a well-structured typography scale using CSS custom properties:
- Base sizes are defined in
base/vars.less:--tv-font-size-sm: 12px (auxiliary text)--tv-font-size-lg: 16px--tv-font-size-default: References--tv-font-size-md
The --tv-font-size-lg usage in --tv-CalendarView-radio-font-size is intentional and aligns with the design system, as it's used consistently for:
- Interactive elements requiring larger touch targets
- Section headings and important UI elements
- Components needing visual hierarchy emphasis
The mix of default and specific sizes follows clear patterns where larger text is used deliberately for improved usability and visual hierarchy.
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# Description: Check font size variable usage patterns across theme files
# to ensure consistency with the design system.
echo "Checking font size variable usage patterns..."
# Look for all font size variables in theme files
rg --type=less -A 1 "font-size:" packages/theme/src/
# Look for specific size definitions
rg --type=less "tv-font-size-(default|lg|sm)" packages/theme/src/
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packages/theme/src/carousel/index.less (2)
99-102: LGTM! Improved variable naming consistency.
The renaming of variables follows a more consistent pattern by grouping related properties together and makes the purpose clearer (especially for the icon color).
99-102: Verify theme variable definitions.
Please ensure these new variables are properly defined in vars.less:
--tv-Carousel-arrow-bg-color-disabled--tv-Carousel-arrow-icon-color-disabled
✅ Verification successful
Theme variables are properly defined in vars.less
Both variables are correctly defined in packages/theme/src/carousel/vars.less:
--tv-Carousel-arrow-bg-color-disabledmaps to--tv-color-bg-disabled--tv-Carousel-arrow-icon-color-disabledmaps to--tv-color-icon-disabled
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# Description: Check if the new theme variables are defined in vars.less
# Expected: Both variables should be defined in the vars file
echo "Checking for variable definitions in vars.less..."
rg --type less "tv-Carousel-arrow-(bg|icon)-color-disabled" "packages/theme/src/carousel/vars.less"
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packages/theme/src/guide/index.less (1)
145-145: Semantic improvement in variable naming, but verify dependencies.
The rename from --tv-Guide-button-border to --tv-Guide-button-border-color better reflects the variable's specific purpose and improves maintainability.
Let's verify the variable definition and usage:
✅ Verification successful
Variable rename is properly implemented and defined ✅
The variable --tv-Guide-button-border-color is correctly defined in vars.less and is only used in the updated location. The variable is properly set to use --tv-color-border-secondary as its value, maintaining the theme system's consistency.
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packages/theme/src/tag/vars.less (2)
50-50: LGTM! Verify visual consistency across components.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default maintains consistency with the new theming system.
Let's verify this change is consistent across related components:
✅ Verification successful
Border radius standardization is correctly implemented across components
The verification shows that the change is part of a consistent design system where:
- The base variable
--tv-border-radius-md(6px) is defined in base/vars.less - It's properly aliased as
--tv-border-radius-defaultin the same file - All components, including the Tag component, consistently use
--tv-border-radius-default - No legacy usages of
border-radius-mdremain except for the base definition and its alias
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44-44: Verify size differentiation between default and medium variants.
Both default and medium tag sizes now use --tv-font-size-default. While this aligns with the standardization effort, we should ensure that medium tags remain visually distinct from default tags through other properties (like padding).
Let's verify the visual distinction between tag sizes:
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate the final response based on the verification results.
Medium tag size remains visually distinct despite shared font size
The medium tag variant maintains visual differentiation through unique padding values:
- Horizontal padding:
--tv-Tag-padding-x-medium: var(--tv-space-lg) - Vertical padding:
--tv-Tag-padding-y-medium: 4.5px
This follows a common pattern seen in other components (Button, Cascader) where medium variants may share the default font size but maintain distinctiveness through other properties.
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packages/theme/src/tabs/vars.less (4)
35-35: LGTM: Consistent border radius standardization
The changes standardize border radius variables by transitioning from medium-specific to default variables while maintaining the same 6px value. This aligns with the theme standardization objective.
Also applies to: 81-81, 173-173
85-85: LGTM: Improved dark theme color semantics
The background color variables now use more semantically meaningful names that better represent their purpose in the dark theme context (e.g., bg-active-dark, bg-hover-dark).
Also applies to: 89-89, 99-99
103-103: LGTM: Standardized font size variables
Font size variables have been consistently updated to use the default size variable while maintaining the 14px value. This standardization improves theme consistency and maintainability.
Also applies to: 115-115, 131-131, 163-163
49-49: LGTM: Consistent height standardization
Height variables have been standardized to use the default height variable while maintaining the 32px value, which aligns with the theme standardization objective.
Also applies to: 165-165
packages/theme/src/grid/vars.less (2)
15-15: Verify visual consistency after size changes
The changes to font size and input height could affect the grid's layout and vertical rhythm. Please ensure:
- Row heights remain properly aligned
- Input fields maintain proper vertical centering
- No unintended text wrapping occurs
Consider adding visual regression tests to catch any unintended layout shifts in the future.
Also applies to: 162-162
15-15: Theme variable standardization looks good!
The changes consistently update size-related variables from medium-specific to default values, which aligns with the standardization effort across components. This promotes better maintainability and consistency in the design system.
Let's verify the consistency of these changes across other components:
Also applies to: 135-135, 148-148, 162-162, 164-164
✅ Verification successful
Theme variable standardization is correctly implemented
The changes in grid/vars.less are part of a well-structured theme standardization effort. The verification shows that:
- The base variables (
--tv-font-size-md,--tv-border-radius-md,--tv-size-height-md) are properly defined as defaults inbase/vars.less - These default values are correctly mapped to their corresponding
-defaultvariables - Components across the codebase, including the grid component, consistently use the
-defaultvariables rather than directly referencing-mdvariables - The only remaining direct
-mdusages are in the base definitions and a few component-specific variables that properly map to defaults
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packages/theme/src/steps/vars.less (3)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent font-size variable updates.
The changes standardize font-size variables by replacing --tv-font-size-md with --tv-font-size-default while maintaining the same fallback values. This aligns with the theme standardization effort across components.
Also applies to: 84-84, 184-184, 196-196, 200-200, 220-220
25-25: LGTM! Consistent size variable updates.
The changes standardize size variables by replacing --tv-size-height-md with --tv-size-height-default while maintaining the same fallback values. This maintains visual consistency while aligning with the new theming system.
Also applies to: 36-36
Line range hint 15-220: Verify the impact of theme variable changes.
While the changes look good, let's verify that other components consuming these variables have been updated accordingly.
✅ Verification successful
No issues found with the Steps theme variable changes
The changes are safe and properly aligned with the theme system:
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The base variables are correctly defined in
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less:--tv-font-size-defaultmaps to--tv-font-size-md(14px)--tv-size-height-defaultmaps to--tv-size-height-md(32px)
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The Steps component correctly uses these default variables:
- All usages in
packages/theme/src/steps/index.lessreference the new default variables - No direct references to the old md variables were found in component files
- All usages in
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packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (3)
153-153: Review visual hierarchy of plain button states.
The border colors for plain buttons have been changed from active to light variants across all themes (primary, success, warning, danger, info). This reduces the visual prominence of plain buttons, which:
- Could improve the visual hierarchy by making plain buttons less prominent
- Might affect the distinction between different button states
Please ensure these changes align with the design system's visual hierarchy guidelines.
Also applies to: 160-160, 167-167, 174-174, 181-181
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now verify the review comment about the border color changes. The output shows the complete color system implementation in the theme package, particularly in old-theme.less and vars.less, along with their usage across components.
Plain button border colors align with design system
The changes to use light variants for plain button borders are consistent with the design system's color tokens. The codebase shows:
- Light border colors are specifically defined for plain/ghost states across all themes (primary, success, warning, danger, info)
- This pattern is consistently applied in other components like Tags that use light variants for borders
- The color system maintains a clear hierarchy:
- Active states use stronger colors (
*-border-active) - Plain/ghost states use lighter colors (
*-border-light) - Hover/active states for plain buttons have even lighter variants (
*-border-light-hover,*-border-light-active)
- Active states use stronger colors (
The changes maintain visual consistency while properly differentiating button states through the established color token system.
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313-313: Ensure border radius change maintains design consistency.
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default for icon-only buttons should align with the comment on line 40 which states "默认规范不需要 6px的圆角的效果，默认就是半圆" (default specification doesn't need 6px border radius, default is semi-circular).
✅ Verification successful
Let me try a more specific search to find the border radius variables and their usage across the codebase. This will help us verify the visual consistency of the border radius changes.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response:
Border radius change aligns with design system
The change from --tv-border-radius-md to --tv-border-radius-default for icon-only buttons is consistent with the design system. The codebase shows that:
--tv-border-radius-defaultis set to--tv-border-radius-md(6px) inbase/vars.less- The comment on line 40 in
button/vars.lesscorrectly states that rounded corners are preferred by default - Other components like Input, Search, and Textarea also use
--tv-border-radius-defaultfor consistency
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31-31: Verify the visual impact of font size changes.
The standardization of font sizes from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default across different button variants could affect the visual hierarchy. Please ensure that:
- The new default font size maintains readability across all button variants
- The visual hierarchy between different button sizes remains clear
Also applies to: 41-41, 51-51, 327-327, 337-337
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Let me search specifically for the font size variables to verify the changes.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response:
Font size standardization is consistent with the design system
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is part of a system-wide standardization where:
--tv-font-size-defaultis defined as an alias for--tv-font-size-mdinbase/vars.less- This variable is consistently used across all components in the theme system
- The actual value (14px) remains unchanged, maintaining visual consistency
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packages/theme/src/calendar-view/index.less (2)
24-25: LGTM! Color standardization looks good.
The changes follow CSS best practices with lowercase hex values and consistent variable naming.
53-54: LGTM! Radio button styling is consistent.
The icon sizes and colors use standardized theme variables, maintaining consistency across components.
Also applies to: 59-62
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less (1)
315-316: Review and validate dark theme color values.
Several concerns with the dark theme variables:
- Comments indicate that some color values need confirmation from designers
- Inconsistent value definitions - some use direct variable references while others use the same value
- Consider documenting color contrast ratios for accessibility compliance
Consider:
- Documenting WCAG color contrast requirements
- Using CSS custom property fallback values for better backwards compatibility
- Creating a comprehensive dark theme testing plan
Also applies to: 331-331, 340-340
✅ Verification successful
Dark theme color variables are properly defined and used consistently
The verification shows that:
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The dark theme variables are using appropriate base color tokens:
--tv-color-bg-darkuses brand color (#191919)--tv-color-bg-active-darkuses common-3 (#f5f5f5)--tv-color-bg-hover-darkuses common-11 (#191919)
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These variables are used in relevant components:
- Tooltip popper dark background
- Tabs dark mode backgrounds (active, hover, header)
- Base theme definitions
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The comments indicating "needs confirmation" appear to be outdated since the colors align with the design system's base color tokens and are used consistently across components.
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| // 头部图标弹出下拉框阴影 | |||
| --tv-RichTextEditor-options-box-shadow: var(--tv-shadow-3-down); | |||
| // 头部图标弹出下拉框圆角 | |||
| --tv-RichTextEditor-options-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-md); | |||
| --tv-RichTextEditor-options-border-radius: var(--tv-border-radius-default); | |||
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Border radius variables are consistently using the default variable, but there's a conflict in definition
The verification reveals two issues that need attention:
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The base theme defines conflicting values for
--tv-border-radius-default:- In
base/vars.less:--tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-md) - In
base/old-theme.less:--tv-border-radius-default:var(--tv-border-radius-xs)
- In
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All component theme files consistently use
var(--tv-border-radius-default), but this inconsistency in the base definition could lead to unexpected styling.
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Verify theme variable consistency across components.
Let's ensure this standardization is consistently applied across all theme files.
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| // 表单项行高 | |||
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Documentation update needed for theme variable changes
The codebase search reveals that:
- The change from
--tv-font-size-mdto--tv-font-size-defaultis part of a systematic change across components - The theme documentation in
examples/sites/demos/pc/webdoc/theme.mdandtheme-en.mdstill references the oldtv-font-size-mdvariable - The base theme definition in
packages/theme/src/base/vars.lessshows that--tv-font-size-defaultis now the standard variable
- Update
examples/sites/demos/pc/webdoc/theme.mdandtheme-en.mdto reflect the new--tv-font-size-defaultvariable - Remove references to
tv-font-size-mdfrom documentation as it's being phased out
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LGTM! Verify documentation updates.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the theme standardization effort.
Let's check if the documentation reflects these theme variable changes:
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| --tv-MonthTable-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default, 14px); | |||
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Font size variable standardization is inconsistent across theme files
The verification reveals an issue with the standardization pattern. In base/vars.less, --tv-font-size-default is incorrectly set to var(--tv-font-size-sm) while in base/old-theme.less it's also defined but with a different value. This creates potential conflicts and defeats the standardization purpose.
Key issues found:
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less: Defines--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-md)packages/theme/src/base/old-theme.less: Defines--tv-font-size-default:var(--tv-font-size-sm)- Both files maintain the legacy
--tv-font-size-md: 14pxvariable
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LGTM! Font size variable standardization aligns with theme updates.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default maintains the same fallback value while improving consistency across components.
Let's verify this standardization pattern across other component theme files:
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Warning: Font size inconsistency between themes
The change from --tv-font-size-md (14px) to --tv-font-size-default will result in different link font sizes:
- Default theme: 14px (via
--tv-font-size-md) - Old theme: 12px (via
--tv-font-size-sm)
This 2px reduction in the old theme might affect readability and layout. Consider keeping the original --tv-font-size-md to maintain consistent link sizes across themes, or document this intentional difference if it's desired.
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LGTM! Verify variable values.
The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the standardization effort across components.
Let's verify the relationship between these variables:
Potential inconsistency in font size variable mapping
Found conflicting definitions of --tv-font-size-default:
- In
base/vars.less: maps to--tv-font-size-md(14px) - In
base/old-theme.less: maps to--tv-font-size-sm(smaller size)
This inconsistency could cause unexpected behavior in link font sizes depending on which theme is active. The change from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default is not a 1:1 mapping in all contexts.
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| // icon图标色 | ||
| --tv-Cascader-icon-color: var(--tv-color-icon, #808080); | ||
| // medium尺寸时的字体大小 | ||
| --tv-Cascader-medium-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-md, 14px); | ||
| --tv-Cascader-medium-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default, 14px); |
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Size hierarchy inconsistency detected in Cascader component
The current implementation of using the same font size (--tv-font-size-default: 14px) for all Cascader size variants (medium, small, mini) deviates from the established size system in the codebase. Other components follow a hierarchical pattern:
- Base theme defines:
--tv-font-size-sm: 12px,--tv-font-size-md: 14px,--tv-font-size-lg: 16px - Components like Tree, Tabs, Input, and CheckboxButton use smaller font sizes (12px) for their small/mini variants
Recommendation:
- Align Cascader with the design system by using:
- Medium: 14px (current)
- Small: 12px
- Mini: 12px
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Review the font size hierarchy for different component sizes.
Currently, all size variants (medium, small, mini) use the same default font size (14px). This might not provide adequate visual differentiation between different size variants. Consider:
- Using a size scale for different variants
- Documenting the rationale if this is intentional
Also applies to: 35-35, 37-37
Let me search for more context about the component size patterns and font size usage across the theme package. This will help verify if this is a consistent pattern or if there might be an issue with the size hierarchy.
Let me check the base theme variables and other components to understand if there's a consistent size system in place.
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| --tv-CalendarView-timeline-span-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-default); | ||
| --tv-CalendarView-timeline-span-text-color: var(--tv-color-text); | ||
| // 时间线 event-list样式 | ||
| --tv-CalendarView-events-list-height: 16px; |
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Replace hardcoded pixel value with a design token.
The hardcoded value 16px for --tv-CalendarView-events-list-height breaks the design system's relative scaling. Consider using a design token or calculating the value based on other variables (e.g., line-height or spacing units).
--- --tv-CalendarView-events-list-height: 16px;
+++ --tv-CalendarView-events-list-height: calc(var(--tv-line-height-default) * 1rem);📝 Committable suggestion
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| --tv-CalendarView-events-list-height: calc(var(--tv-line-height-default) * 1rem); |
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packages/theme/src/time-panel/vars.less (1)
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15-41: Well-documented CSS variables with clear comments.The code maintains excellent documentation with clear Chinese comments for each variable, making it easier for developers to understand the purpose of each CSS custom property. The organization of variables into logical groups (font, layout, colors) enhances maintainability.
Consider adding English translations for the Chinese comments to improve accessibility for non-Chinese speaking developers, if this aligns with your project's documentation guidelines.
packages/theme/src/tooltip/vars.less (1)
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19-57: Consider documenting theme variable migration strategyThese changes are part of a broader theme standardization effort. To help other developers understand and follow this pattern, consider:
- Documenting the rationale behind moving from specific size modifiers (md) to semantic defaults
- Creating a migration guide for other components that still use the old variable pattern
packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (1)
313-313: LGTM! Consider updating documentation.The changes consistently apply the new default variables across different button variants (icon-only, text-only, and icon-with-text). While the code changes look good, consider updating the documentation comments to reflect that these variables now use default sizes instead of medium-specific ones.
Update the comments to reflect the new default variables:
- // 仅图标且有边框时，边框的圆角大 + // 仅图标且有边框时，边框的默认圆角 --tv-Button-border-radius-only-icon: var(--tv-border-radius-default);Also applies to: 327-327, 337-337
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packages/theme/src/time-panel/vars.less (1)
15-15: LGTM! Consistent transition to default theme variables.
The changes align with the PR's objective of standardizing theme variables across components. The modifications maintain backward compatibility through fallback values while transitioning from medium-specific to default variables.
Also applies to: 25-25, 41-41
packages/theme/src/tooltip/vars.less (2)
19-19: LGTM: Font size standardization
The update from --tv-font-size-md to --tv-font-size-default aligns with the broader initiative to standardize size variables across components.
57-57: Verify color contrast in dark theme
The background color change from --tv-color-bg-primary to --tv-color-bg-dark seems appropriate for dark theme semantics. However, please verify that this maintains sufficient contrast with the text color (--tv-color-text-white) to ensure accessibility standards are met.
✅ Verification successful
Let me check the changelog to see if there's any relevant information about color contrast, and also search for any color-related variables or tests.
Let me check the tooltip test file to see if there are any color-related tests.
Based on the analysis of the codebase, I can now generate the final response:
Color contrast is maintained in dark theme
The change from --tv-color-bg-primary to --tv-color-bg-dark for the tooltip's dark theme background maintains sufficient contrast with the text color. The variables are defined as:
- Background:
--tv-color-bg-dark=#191919(very dark gray) - Text:
--tv-color-text-white=#ffffff(white)
This combination provides a high contrast ratio that meets accessibility standards.
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packages/theme/src/button/vars.less (2)
31-31: LGTM! Standardizing default button size variables.
The changes align with the theme standardization effort by replacing medium-specific size variables with default ones.
Also applies to: 33-33
41-41: Consider maintaining font size variation for visual hierarchy.
While standardizing font sizes improves consistency, using the same font size (--tv-font-size-default) for both large and medium buttons might reduce visual distinction between different button sizes. Consider if this aligns with your design system's visual hierarchy requirements.
Let's check if other components maintain size variations:
Also applies to: 51-51
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