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refactor(theme): [pop-upload] refactor pop-upload theme vars #2290

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    • Updated the minimum width of the "选择文件" button in the PopUpload component from 88px to 112px for improved usability.
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    • Enhanced styling consistency in the PopUpload component by updating CSS variable naming conventions and adjusting various properties, including font sizes, margins, and colors.

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The changes in this pull request involve updates to the PopUpload component's styling and associated test cases. Specifically, a test case for the button's minimum width was adjusted, and several CSS variable references were modified in the index.less and vars.less files. The updates include a shift from old variable names to new ones, reflecting a more consistent naming convention and styling approach across the component.

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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/pop-upload/size.spec.ts Updated the expected minimum width of the "选择文件" button from 88px to 112px in the PopUpload test case.
packages/theme/src/pop-upload/index.less Replaced CSS variable references and updated styling practices, including method calls and variable names.
packages/theme/src/pop-upload/vars.less Renamed multiple CSS variables from --ti- to --tv- and adjusted their usage in the component's styling.

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packages/theme/src/pop-upload/vars.less (1)

13-41: LGTM! Consistent naming and improved readability.

The changes in this file are well-structured and improve the overall consistency of the codebase. Here are the key improvements:

  1. The function name change to .inject-PopUpload-vars() is more descriptive and follows a better naming convention.
  2. The variable prefix update from --ti- to --tv- aligns with the broader refactoring effort.
  3. Variable names have been updated for better consistency and readability.
  4. Some values have been simplified, which should improve maintainability.

Consider adding a brief comment at the top of the function to explain the purpose of these variables and their relationship to the PopUpload component. This would enhance documentation and make it easier for other developers to understand the context of these variables.

packages/theme/src/pop-upload/index.less (4)

22-22: LGTM: CSS variable injection method updated.

The change from .component-css-vars-pop-upload() to .inject-PopUpload-vars() appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable injection methods. This new naming convention is more descriptive and consistent.

Consider updating any relevant documentation to reflect this change in the variable injection method.

Also applies to: 26-26


39-39: Consider using a variable for margin-bottom.

The margin-bottom property has been changed from a variable to a fixed value of 10px. While this simplifies the current implementation, it might reduce flexibility for future theme adjustments or responsive designs.

Consider keeping a variable for this value, perhaps named --tv-PopUpload-dialog-header-margin-bottom, to maintain consistency with other variable usage and allow for easier theme customization.


44-44: Consider using variables for padding values.

The padding values have been changed to fixed pixel values. While this simplifies the current implementation, it might reduce flexibility for future theme adjustments and make it harder to maintain consistent spacing across different components.

Consider introducing variables for these padding values, such as --tv-PopUpload-dialog-body-padding-bottom and --tv-PopUpload-dialog-footer-padding-bottom, to maintain consistency with other variable usage and allow for easier theme customization.

Also applies to: 56-56


93-95: Consider using variables for all dimension properties.

  1. The padding and margin have been set to fixed pixel values. This reduces flexibility for theming and responsive design.
  2. The introduction of --tv-PopUpload-table-body-col-line-height is good for customizability.

Consider using variables for padding and margin, such as:

  • --tv-PopUpload-table-body-col-padding
  • --tv-PopUpload-table-body-col-margin

This would maintain consistency with other variable usage and allow for easier theme customization.

The use of --tv-PopUpload-table-body-col-line-height is a good practice for maintaining consistent styling.

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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/pop-upload/size.spec.ts (1)

12-12: Verify the updated minimum width requirement

The change from 88px to 112px for the button's minimum width aligns with the PR objectives of refactoring theme variables. This modification likely reflects an update in the component's styling requirements.

However, to ensure consistency and prevent potential issues:

  1. Confirm that this change is intentional and corresponds to updates made in the component's CSS files (e.g., index.less or vars.less).
  2. Verify that the new minimum width of 112px is the correct value across all themes and size variants of the PopUpload component.
  3. Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this specific width, if it's not obvious from the context.

To validate this change across the codebase, you can run the following script:

This will help ensure that the change is consistent with other parts of the component's styling.

packages/theme/src/pop-upload/index.less (10)

29-29: LGTM: Updated font-size variable name.

The font-size property now uses the new variable name --tv-PopUpload-font-size, which is consistent with the new naming convention (tv- prefix). This change aligns with the overall refactoring effort to standardize variable names across the component.


70-71: LGTM: Introduced new variables for dialog table styling.

The introduction of --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-font-size and --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-height variables is a good practice. It enhances customizability and allows for easier theming and responsive adjustments.


77-77: Mixed changes in table header styling.

  1. The padding has been changed to a fixed value of 12px. Consider using a variable for consistency and flexibility.
  2. The introduction of --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-line-height is good for customizability.
  3. The background color has been set to transparent. Ensure this is intentional and doesn't affect visibility or contrast.

Consider using a variable for the padding value, such as --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-padding.

The use of --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-line-height is a good practice for maintaining consistent styling.

Please confirm that setting the background color to transparent doesn't negatively impact the design or accessibility.

Also applies to: 79-79, 87-88


116-116: LGTM: Introduced new variables for table header styling.

The introduction of new variables for the table header styling is a good practice:

  • --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-height
  • --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-text-color
  • --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-font-weight
  • --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-bg-color

These changes enhance customizability, allow for easier theming and responsive adjustments, and are consistent with the new naming convention.

Also applies to: 118-119, 123-123


128-128: LGTM: Updated table body height calculation.

The calculation for the table body height now uses the new --tv-PopUpload-dialog-table-header-height variable. This change is consistent with the previous updates and maintains the relationship between header and body heights, allowing for easier adjustments of the overall table layout.


139-139: LGTM: Updated color variable for footer error tip.

The color for the footer error tip now uses the new variable name --tv-PopUpload-status-fail-icon-color. This change is consistent with the new naming convention (tv- prefix) and aligns with the overall refactoring effort to standardize variable names across the component.


151-151: LGTM: Updated background color variable for even table items.

The background color for even table items now uses the new variable name --tv-PopUpload-table-item-even-bg-color. This change is consistent with the new naming convention (tv- prefix) and aligns with the overall refactoring effort to standardize variable names across the component.


155-155: LGTM: Updated color variable for delete text.

The color for the delete text now uses the new variable name --tv-PopUpload-dialog-delete-text-color. This change is consistent with the new naming convention (tv- prefix) and aligns with the overall refactoring effort to standardize variable names across the component.


183-183: LGTM: Introduced new variables for status icon border colors.

The introduction of new variables for status icon border colors is a good practice:

  • --tv-PopUpload-status-icon-border-color
  • --tv-PopUpload-status-success-icon-border-color
  • --tv-PopUpload-status-fail-icon-color

These changes enhance customizability, allow for easier theming adjustments for different status icons, and are consistent with the new naming convention.

Also applies to: 187-187, 191-191


Line range hint 1-193: Overall assessment of changes in pop-upload/index.less

The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable names and improve customizability of the PopUpload component. Key points:

  1. Consistent renaming of variables with the new --tv-PopUpload- prefix.
  2. Introduction of new variables for various styling properties, enhancing theme customization.
  3. Some hardcoded values were introduced, which could be replaced with variables for better flexibility.

The refactoring improves the overall maintainability and customizability of the component. However, consider using variables for all dimension properties (padding, margin) to maintain consistency and flexibility throughout the stylesheet.

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