refactor: [color-select-panel] color select panel #2529
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/event.spec.ts (1)
9-9: Consider strengthening the notification assertion.While using
getByText()is more resilient than CSS selectors, the current assertion could be improved:
.first()combined withnot.toBeNull()might mask issues if multiple notifications appear- Consider waiting for the notification to ensure test stability
Here's a more robust approach:
- expect(page.getByText('用户点击了取消').first()).not.toBeNull() + const notification = page.getByText('用户点击了取消'); + await expect(notification).toBeVisible({ timeout: 2000 }); + expect(await notification.count()).toBe(1);This will:
- Wait for the notification to be visible (handles async updates)
- Ensure exactly one notification is present
- Fail fast with clearer error messages
packages/renderless/types/color-select-panel.type.ts (2)
4-11: Consider enhancing type safety and flexibility of IColorSelectPanelPropsThe interface could benefit from the following improvements:
- Consider adding 'rgb' and 'rgba' to format options
- Add type validation for color strings in history and predefine arrays
- Mark optional properties with '?'
- Use a more specific type for modelValue
Consider this enhanced version:
type ColorFormat = 'hsl' | 'hsv' | 'hex' | 'rgb' | 'rgba'; type ColorString = string; // Consider creating a proper color string type with validation export interface IColorSelectPanelProps { visible?: boolean; alpha?: boolean; history?: ColorString[]; predefine?: ColorString[]; format?: ColorFormat; modelValue: ColorString; }
1-27: Add comprehensive documentationThe file lacks documentation explaining the purpose and relationships between interfaces. This is particularly important for a component that handles complex color operations.
Consider adding JSDoc comments:
/** Reference interface for the color select panel component */ export interface IColorSelectPanelRef<T> { /** Current color value */ value: T; } /** Props interface for the main color select panel component */ export interface IColorSelectPanelProps { // ... (add documentation for each prop) } /** Base documentation for color handling components */ // ... (document remaining interfaces)examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/base.vue (2)
28-31: Consider production-ready improvementsWhile the implementation is functional, consider these improvements:
- Remove or guard the console.log statement as it's typically not desired in production code
- Add parameter type information through JSDoc
Here's the suggested implementation:
- onConfirm(color) { - console.log(color) - this.hidden() - }, + /** + * Handles color selection confirmation + * @param {string} color - The selected color value + */ + onConfirm(color) { + if (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') { + console.log('Selected color:', color) + } + this.hidden() + },
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1-40: Enhance component documentationSince this is a demo component, it would be valuable to add:
- A component description comment explaining its purpose
- Usage examples with different scenarios
- Description of available events and their parameters
This aligns with the PR objectives which mention pending documentation updates.
Example documentation:
/** * @description Demo component showcasing the basic usage of tiny-color-select-panel * @example * <tiny-color-select-panel * v-model="color" * :visible="visible" * @confirm="onConfirm" * @cancel="hidden" * /> * * @event confirm - Emitted when color selection is confirmed * @event cancel - Emitted when color selection is cancelled */packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/components/hue-select.vue (1)
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1-36: Add component documentation and testsAccording to the PR objectives, documentation updates and tests are pending. Please:
- Add component documentation describing the new event structure
- Include component-level tests for:
- SvSelect integration
- Thumb positioning
- Event emissions
Would you like me to help generate:
- Documentation template for the component?
- Test cases covering the key functionality?
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/color-composition-api.vue (4)
3-3: Add accessibility attributes to the buttonThe button should have an aria-label and aria-expanded attribute to improve accessibility.
- <tiny-button @click="changeVisible">Show Color select panel</tiny-button> + <tiny-button + @click="changeVisible" + :aria-expanded="visible" + aria-label="Toggle color selection panel" + >Show Color select panel</tiny-button>
4-12: Consider improving panel positioningThe relative positioning might limit the panel's ability to break out of containers. Consider using a portal/teleport to render the panel at the document root.
- <div style="position: relative"> - <tiny-color-select-panel + <teleport to="body"> + <tiny-color-select-panel v-model="color" :visible="visible" @color-update="onColorUpdate" @confirm="onConfirm" @cancel="hidden" - /> - </div> + /> + </teleport>
16-18: Consider adopting TypeScript for better type safetyAdding TypeScript would provide better type safety and developer experience. Consider converting the file to TypeScript and adding proper types.
-<script setup> +<script setup lang="ts"> import { TinyColorSelectPanel, TinyButton, TinyNotify } from '@opentiny/vue' import { ref } from 'vue' + +interface ColorSelectPanelProps { + color: string + visible: boolean +}
28-30: Consider adding feedback on color confirmationThe
onConfirmmethod only hides the panel without providing user feedback about the color selection being confirmed.const onConfirm = () => { + TinyNotify({ + type: 'success', + position: 'top-right', + title: 'Color selection confirmed' // Consider using i18n + }) hidden() }packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/components/sv-select.vue (1)
34-36: Consider adding error handling in setup functionThe setup function should handle potential errors from the renderless logic.
Consider wrapping the setup in a try-catch:
setup(props, context) { - return setup({ props, api, renderless, context, mono: true }) + try { + return setup({ props, api, renderless, context, mono: true }) + } catch (error) { + console.error('Failed to initialize color select panel:', error) + return { + state: { cursorTop: 0, cursorLeft: 0, bg: 'transparent' } + } + } }examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/color-update.vue (1)
1-14: Consider improving positioning and accessibilityThe current implementation has a few areas for improvement:
- The relative positioning might not be sufficient for proper panel placement in all UI contexts
- Missing ARIA attributes for better accessibility
Consider applying these changes:
<template> <div> - <tiny-button @click="changeVisible">Show Color select panel</tiny-button> + <tiny-button + @click="changeVisible" + aria-haspopup="true" + :aria-expanded="visible" + > + Show Color select panel + </tiny-button> - <div style="position: relative"> + <div style="position: relative; z-index: 1000"> <tiny-color-select-panel v-model="color" :visible="visible" @color-update="onColorUpdate" @confirm="onConfirm" @cancel="hidden" + aria-label="Color selection panel" /> </div> </div> </template>examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/history-composition-api.vue (3)
27-30: Unused parameter and minimal error handling in event handlersThe
onConfirmhandler receives amsgparameter but doesn't use it. Consider either removing the parameter or handling the confirmation message appropriately.-const onConfirm = (msg) => { +const onConfirm = () => { hidden() }
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34-38: Enhance randomHex function robustnessThe current implementation of
randomHexcould be improved for better color generation.-const randomHex = () => - '#' + - Math.floor(Math.random() * 0xffffff) - .toString(16) - .padEnd(6, '0') +const randomHex = () => { + const hex = Math.floor(Math.random() * 0xffffff) + .toString(16) + .padStart(6, '0') + return `#${hex}` +}
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39-44: Add history size limit and type safetyConsider adding a maximum size limit for the history array and implementing type safety for better maintainability.
+const MAX_HISTORY_SIZE = 10 + const addHistoryColor = () => { + if (history.value.length >= MAX_HISTORY_SIZE) { + history.value.shift() + } history.value.push(randomHex()) }examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/predefine-composition-api.vue (2)
27-32: Consider adding state management to event handlersThe current implementation might lead to accidental data loss as it immediately hides the panel without preserving or validating the state.
Consider this improvement:
const onConfirm = () => { + // Save the selected color to history or state + const previousColor = color.value + // Optionally emit a change event + emit('change', color.value, previousColor) hidden() } const onCancel = () => { + // Revert to previous color if needed + color.value = previousColor hidden() }
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33-45: Enhance color generation and managementThe current implementation of color management could benefit from additional safeguards and validations.
Consider these improvements:
+const MAX_PREDEFINED_COLORS = 16 // Set a reasonable limit + +const isValidHex = (hex) => /^#[0-9A-F]{6}$/i.test(hex) + const randomHex = () => '#' + Math.floor(Math.random() * 0xffffff) .toString(16) - .padEnd(6, '0') + .padStart(6, '0') // padStart ensures leading zeros + const predefine = ref(new Array(8).fill(0).map(() => randomHex())) + const addPredefineColor = () => { + if (predefine.value.length >= MAX_PREDEFINED_COLORS) { + return + } const newColor = randomHex() + // Avoid duplicates + if (!predefine.value.includes(newColor)) { predefine.value.push(newColor) + } }examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/history.vue (3)
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41-46: Consider improving event handling and documentation
- The
msgparameter inonConfirmis unused- The component provides no feedback to parent components about the confirmation/cancellation
Consider this improvement:
- onConfirm(msg) { + onConfirm(color) { + this.$emit('update:color', color) this.hidden() }, onCancel() { + this.$emit('cancel') this.hidden() },
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47-59: Consider adding safeguards to history managementThe history management could benefit from additional safeguards:
- Maximum history size limit
- Duplicate color prevention
- Proper Vue reactivity handling
Consider this improvement:
addHistoryColor() { + const MAX_HISTORY = 10 + const newColor = this.randomHex() + if (this.history.length >= MAX_HISTORY) { + this.history.shift() + } + if (!this.history.includes(newColor)) { - this.history.push(this.randomHex()) + this.$set(this.history, this.history.length, newColor) + } }, popHistoryColor() { + if (this.history.length > 1) { // Keep at least one color this.history.pop() + } }
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1-67: Add component documentationSince documentation updates are pending according to the PR objectives, consider adding JSDoc comments to describe:
- The component's purpose
- The expected props and events
- The history feature's behavior and limitations
Example documentation:
/** * Color Select Panel with History * * @component * @example * <tiny-color-select-panel * v-model="color" * :visible="visible" * :history="history" * @confirm="onConfirm" * @cancel="onCancel" * /> * * @prop {String} color - The current color value * @prop {Boolean} visible - Controls the panel's visibility * @prop {Array} history - Array of previously selected colors * @event {Function} confirm - Emitted when color selection is confirmed * @event {Function} cancel - Emitted when color selection is cancelled */examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/predefine.vue (2)
3-3: Consider enhancing the color value displayWhile displaying the color value is helpful, consider adding a visual color preview alongside the hex value for better user experience.
- <p>{{ color }}</p> + <p> + <span + :style="{ backgroundColor: color, width: '20px', height: '20px', display: 'inline-block', marginRight: '8px', verticalAlign: 'middle' }" + ></span> + <span style="vertical-align: middle">{{ color }}</span> + </p>
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41-47: Consider adding alternative user feedback and simplifying methodsWith the removal of notifications, consider adding alternative feedback mechanisms (e.g., subtle animations or transitions). Also, these methods could be simplified.
- onConfirm(msg) { - this.hidden() - }, - onCancel() { - this.hidden() - }, + onConfirm: (msg) => this.hidden(), + onCancel: () => this.hidden(),Additionally, consider adding a CSS transition when hiding the panel:
+ <style> + .tiny-color-select-panel { + transition: opacity 0.2s ease-in-out; + } + </style>packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/utils/getClientXY.ts (3)
1-23: Consider adding JSDoc documentation and handling edge casesThe intersection logic is correct, but there are a few improvements to consider:
- Add JSDoc documentation to explain the function's purpose and parameters
- Consider handling transformed elements (scale, rotate) which might affect getBoundingClientRect
- Add early return optimizations for better performance
+/** + * Checks if an element is within the bounds of a container + * @param el The element to check + * @param container The container element or window + * @returns boolean indicating if the element is within the container + */ export const isInContainer = (el?: Element, container?: Element | Window): boolean => { if (!el || !container) return false const elRect = el.getBoundingClientRect() + // Early return if element has no dimensions + if (elRect.width === 0 || elRect.height === 0) return false let containerRect: Pick<DOMRect, 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right'> if (container instanceof Element) { containerRect = container.getBoundingClientRect() } else { + // Safeguard against undefined window + if (typeof window === 'undefined') return false containerRect = { top: 0, right: window.innerWidth,
37-39: Add parameter validation and documentationThe function needs input validation and documentation for clarity.
+/** + * Calculates the vertical distance between two elements + * @throws {Error} If either element is null + */ export const getOffsetTopDistance = (el: HTMLElement, containerEl: HTMLElement) => { + if (!el || !containerEl) { + throw new Error('Both elements must be provided') + } return Math.abs(getOffsetTop(el) - getOffsetTop(containerEl)) }
1-58: Consider splitting utilities into separate modulesThe file contains a mix of different utilities that could be better organized:
- Element positioning utilities (
isInContainer,getOffsetTop,getOffsetTopDistance)- Event coordinate utilities (
getClientXY)Consider splitting these into separate modules for better maintainability and potential reuse across other components.
packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/sv-select/index.ts (3)
12-31: Consider adding type safety improvementsWhile the state initialization is clean, consider these improvements:
- Add bounds validation for cursor positions
- Handle potential undefined cases in the color value computation
export const initState = ( props: IColorSelectPanelSVProps<Color>, { ref, computed, reactive }: ISharedRenderlessParamHooks ) => { - const cursorTop = ref(0) - const cursorLeft = ref(0) + const cursorTop = ref<number>(0) + const cursorLeft = ref<number>(0) const bg = ref('hsl(0, 100%, 50%)') const colorValue = computed(() => { + if (!props.color) return { hue: 0, value: 0 } const hue = props.color.get('hue') const value = props.color.get('value') return { hue, value } }) // ...
33-51: Consider handling floating-point precisionThe calculations for cursor positions could result in floating-point numbers. Consider rounding the results to prevent sub-pixel rendering issues.
- state.cursorLeft = (sat * width) / 100 - state.cursorTop = ((100 - value) * height) / 100 + state.cursorLeft = Math.round((sat * width) / 100) + state.cursorTop = Math.round(((100 - value) * height) / 100)
86-92: Consider adding immediate execution to the watcherTo ensure the initial state is properly reflected, consider adding the
immediateoption to the watcher.watch( () => state.colorValue.value, () => update(), - { deep: true } + { deep: true, immediate: true } )examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/webdoc/color-select-panel.js (1)
68-81: LGTM with a minor suggestion for consistency!The new demo entry is well-structured and provides clear documentation for the color update event functionality in both Chinese and English.
For consistency with other entries, consider adding a period at the end of the English description.
'Listen for color modification events through<code>@color-update</code>. Note that the change event will only be triggered when the color is modified, such as when dragging the cursor or changing the hue or transparency' + 'Listen for color modification events through<code>@color-update</code>. Note that the change event will only be triggered when the color is modified, such as when dragging the cursor or changing the hue or transparency.'packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/index.less (1)
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115-131: Consider consolidating spacing approachThe color blocks use both gap and margin for spacing, which could lead to inconsistent layouts. Consider using only the gap property for more predictable spacing.
&__color-block { width: 20px; height: 20px; border-radius: var(--tv-ColorSelectPanel-border-radius-sm); - margin: 0 4px 4px 0; }packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/pc.vue (1)
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1-78: Consider updating component documentation.Given the significant refactoring of event handlers and state properties, it would be beneficial to:
- Add JSDoc comments describing the component's purpose and API
- Document the expected format and usage of the
modelValue,visible,alpha,history, andpredefineprops- Document the remaining events:
update:modelValue,cancel,confirm, andcolor-updateWould you like me to help generate the documentation or create a GitHub issue to track this task?
packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/hue-select/vue.ts (1)
39-39: Confirm consistency of emitted event namesThe event
'hueReady'is emitted on line 39. Please ensure that this event name aligns with the updated naming conventions used across the project, such as changing to'hueReady'if applicable. Consistent event naming enhances code readability and maintainability.packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/hue-select/index.ts (3)
64-64: Simplify optional chaining ingetBoundingClientRect().Since
elis verified to be non-null by the preceding check (if (!el) { return }), the optional chainingel?.getBoundingClientRect()is unnecessary. Removing the optional chaining operator simplifies the code and avoids confusion.Apply this diff to simplify the code:
- const rect = el?.getBoundingClientRect() + const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect()
61-63: Remove redundant null check forel.After confirming that
bar.valueis not null (line 57),elis assignedbar.value. The subsequent checkif (!el)is redundant sinceelcannot be null at this point. Removing this check streamlines the code.Apply this diff to eliminate the redundant check:
const el = bar.value -if (!el) { - return -}
44-50: Combine null checks forthumb.valueandbar.value.In the
getThumbTopfunction, consider checking boththumb.valueandbar.valueat the beginning to enhance code readability and reduce redundancy.Apply this diff to consolidate the null checks:
const getThumbTop = () => { - if (!thumb.value) { - return 0 - } - const hue = props.color.get('hue') - if (!bar.value) { - return 0 - } + if (!thumb.value || !bar.value) { + return 0 + } + const hue = props.color.get('hue')packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/alpha-select/index.ts (1)
54-57: Simplify condition with optional chainingThe condition
if (props.color && props.color.value)can be simplified using optional chaining for improved readability.Apply this change:
- if (props.color && props.color.value) { + if (props.color?.value) {🧰 Tools
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15-16: Remove unused parameter 'value' in 'triggerCancel' functionThe
valueparameter in thetriggerCancelfunction is not used and can be safely removed to clean up the code.Apply this diff to remove the unused parameter:
-export const triggerCancel = (value: string | null, emit: ISharedRenderlessParamUtils['emit']) => { +export const triggerCancel = (emit: ISharedRenderlessParamUtils['emit']) => { emit('cancel') }
32-32: Avoid assignment within an arrow function expression for clarityUsing assignment within an arrow function expression can be confusing. Consider using a block body to improve readability.
Apply this diff to refactor the code:
-const setShowPicker = (value: boolean) => (state.showPicker = value) +const setShowPicker = (value: boolean) => { + state.showPicker = value +}🧰 Tools
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/base.vue (1)
5-5: LGTM! Event handling improvement
The change to use onConfirm instead of directly calling hidden improves the component's extensibility while maintaining the original functionality.
packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/components/alpha-select.vue (2)
14-15: LGTM: Improved thumb positioning
The addition of transform: translateX(-50%) is a good practice for centering the thumb element horizontally relative to its position marker.
2-2: Verify onClick handler implementation
The click handler has been added, but its implementation is not visible in this component.
packages/vue/src/color-select-panel/src/components/hue-select.vue (4)
3-3: LGTM: Clean integration of SvSelect component
The integration follows Vue 3 best practices with proper prop passing and event handling.
19-19: LGTM: Clean component registration
The SvSelect component is properly imported and registered in the components option.
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5-11: Verify thumb positioning behavior
The thumb positioning relies on state.thumbTop. Ensure that the state management properly handles:
- Initial positioning
- Boundary conditions
- Smooth updates during user interaction
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Based on the code review, I can now generate the final response as the implementation shows clear handling of thumb positioning.
Thumb positioning implementation is properly handled
The thumb positioning logic is well-implemented with proper handling of:
- Initial positioning through
update()called on mount - Boundary conditions in
onDrag()usingMath.min/max - Smooth updates during drag events with proper event handling
The state.thumbTop is managed through:
- Initial calculation based on hue value
- Proper boundary checks during drag
- Proportional calculations relative to the bar height
- Smooth updates through drag events
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The event names have been updated from kebab-case to camelCase (hue-update → hueUpdate). Ensure all parent components are updated to use the new event names.
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Ensure that the imported renderless implementation provides all necessary functionality for the component.
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Renderless implementation compatibility verified
The imported renderless implementation from @opentiny/vue-renderless/color-select-panel/sv-select/vue provides all necessary functionality for the component. The API exports the required methods: state, wrapper, and cursor, which are essential for the SV (Saturation-Value) selector functionality in a color picker.
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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/color-update.vue (3)
17-17: LGTM! Clean and efficient imports
The imports are well-structured and follow best practices for tree-shaking optimization.
19-23: LGTM! Proper component registration
Components are correctly registered in the components option.
24-29: LGTM! Clear state initialization
The data properties are well-defined with appropriate initial values.
examples/sites/demos/pc/app/color-select-panel/history-composition-api.vue (3)
Line range hint 1-17: Template structure looks good!
The template follows Vue best practices with proper component usage, event bindings, and prop passing.
20-20: Clean import statement!
The removal of TinyNotify and retaining only necessary imports aligns with the refactoring goals.
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As this is part of a larger refactoring effort for the color-select-panel, let's ensure consistency across components.
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Component is consistent with refactoring patterns
After analyzing the codebase, the implementation in history-composition-api.vue follows consistent patterns with other composition API components:
- Uses the same imports and component structure
- Follows the same event handling patterns (
onConfirm,onCancel) - Maintains consistent state management with
ref - Properly migrated from Options API (history.vue) to Composition API while preserving functionality
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21-21: Verify the removal of notification feedback
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Consider implementing alternative user feedback mechanisms, such as:
- Visual feedback (e.g., subtle animations)
- Status indicators
- Aria announcements for accessibility
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20-20: LGTM! Clean up of unused imports
The removal of TinyNotify import aligns with the refactoring goals while maintaining necessary dependencies.
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11-16: LGTM! Well-structured function signature with proper typing.
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The wrapper ref is typed to potentially be undefined (HTMLElement | undefined). This should be handled carefully when accessing the value.
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21-21: Verify consistent removal of TinyNotify across components
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packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/sv-select/index.ts (3)
1-10: LGTM! Well-structured type imports
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1-92: Verify color type usage and event handling patterns
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Fix potential runtime errors in drag handling
There are two critical issues in the drag handler:
- The non-null assertion (
wrapper.value!) could cause runtime errors - Event listeners should be cleaned up to prevent memory leaks
export const useDrag = (
state: State,
wrapper: IColorSelectPanelRef<HTMLElement | undefined>,
props: IColorSelectPanelSVProps<Color>,
{ emit }: ISharedRenderlessParamUtils
) => {
return (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => {
- const el = wrapper.value!
+ const el = wrapper.value
+ if (!el) return
const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect()
// ... rest of the code
}
}packages/theme/src/color-select-panel/index.less (3)
36-37: Good use of flexbox properties!
The combination of min-width with flex-grow: 1 is a solid approach, ensuring both minimum size constraints and flexible growth behavior.
88-88: Appropriate minimum width for slider interaction
The min-width: 240px provides adequate space for precise alpha value selection while maintaining proportional layout within the 320px parent container.
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- Ensures sufficient space for the color selection interface
- Aligns with other component widths in the system (as seen in steps, calendar-view components)
- Won't cause mobile issues since it's a floating panel that can be positioned appropriately by its parent container
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62-63: LGTM! Component imports are correctly structured.
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66-66: Verify removal of events doesn't break parent components.
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packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/hue-select/vue.ts (1)
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packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/vue.ts (3)
1-3: Imports are updated correctly with necessary types and utilities
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22-43: Refactored renderless function improves modularity and readability
The renderless function now accepts typed parameters (props, hooks, and utils) and utilizes initState, initApi, and initWatch for initialization. This modular approach enhances code clarity, maintainability, and aligns with best practices.
62-66: Verify the initialization of state.input in the onMounted hook
Ensure that assigning state.input = state.currentColor is the intended behavior when props.modelValue is present. Confirm that state.currentColor contains the correct value to initialize state.input.
packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/alpha-select/vue.ts (1)
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Both the drag and end handlers in dragConfig invoke onDrag(event). Please confirm whether the end handler should call a different method, such as onEnd(event), to handle the drag end event appropriately. Using the same handler for both may not capture end-specific logic.
If a separate end action is required, consider defining an onEnd method and updating the end handler:
const dragConfig = {
drag: (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => {
onDrag(event)
},
- end: (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => {
- onDrag(event)
+ end: (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => {
+ onEnd(event)
}
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72-72: Verify consistency in event naming conventions.
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packages/renderless/src/color-select-panel/utils/color.ts (1)
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Prevent out-of-bounds access in parseHex function
When hex.length is less than 2, accessing hex[1] can lead to undefined. This can cause runtime errors. Ensure that you handle cases where hex.length is less than 2 by accessing hex[0] instead.
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- return HEX_INT_MAP[hex[1].toUpperCase()] || +hex[1]
+ return HEX_INT_MAP[hex[0].toUpperCase()] || +hex[0]Likely invalid or redundant comment.
| export interface IColorSelectPanelAlphProps<C> { | ||
| color: C | ||
| } | ||
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| export interface IColorSelectPanelSVProps<C> { | ||
| color: C | ||
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| export interface IColorSelectPanelHueProps<C> { | ||
| color: C | ||
| } | ||
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| export interface IColorSelectPanelAlphaPanel<C> { | ||
| color: C | ||
| } |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance type safety and consistency of color-related interfaces
The current implementation has several areas for improvement:
- The generic type
Clacks constraints - Similar interfaces could be consolidated
- Missing documentation for the expected type of
C - Inconsistent naming convention for
IColorSelectPanelAlphaPanel
Consider this improved version:
/** Base color type that should be used by the panel components */
interface BaseColor {
// Add appropriate color properties
h: number;
s: number;
v: number;
a?: number;
}
/** Base interface for color panel components */
export interface IColorSelectPanelComponentProps<C extends BaseColor> {
color: C;
}
export type IColorSelectPanelAlphaProps<C extends BaseColor> = IColorSelectPanelComponentProps<C>;
export type IColorSelectPanelSVProps<C extends BaseColor> = IColorSelectPanelComponentProps<C>;
export type IColorSelectPanelHueProps<C extends BaseColor> = IColorSelectPanelComponentProps<C>;
// Rename to match convention
export type IColorSelectPanelAlphaProps<C extends BaseColor> = IColorSelectPanelComponentProps<C>;| @@ -23,7 +24,7 @@ import { defineComponent, setup } from '@opentiny/vue-common' | |||
| import { renderless, api } from '@opentiny/vue-renderless/color-select-panel/alpha-select/vue' | |||
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| export default defineComponent({ | |||
| emits: ['alpha-update'], | |||
| emits: ['ready'], | |||
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Changing the emitted event from 'alpha-update' to 'ready' is a breaking change that contradicts the PR objectives stating "no breaking changes". This modification will affect parent components that listen for the 'alpha-update' event.
Consider:
- Maintaining backward compatibility by emitting both events
- Documenting this as a breaking change
- Creating a migration guide for users
Here's a suggested approach to maintain backward compatibility:
- emits: ['ready'],
+ emits: ['ready', 'alpha-update'],Then in the renderless component, emit both events:
const emitUpdate = (value) => {
emit('ready', value)
emit('alpha-update', value) // for backward compatibility
}| import { TinyColorSelectPanel, TinyButton, TinyNotify } from '@opentiny/vue' | ||
| import { ref } from 'vue' | ||
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| const color = ref('#66ccff') |
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Add color value validation
Consider adding validation for the color value to ensure it's a valid hex color code.
-const color = ref('#66ccff')
+const isValidHexColor = (color: string) => /^#[0-9A-Fa-f]{6}$/.test(color)
+const color = ref('#66ccff')
+watch(color, (newValue) => {
+ if (!isValidHexColor(newValue)) {
+ console.warn('Invalid hex color code:', newValue)
+ color.value = '#66ccff' // Reset to default
+ }
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| const color = ref('#66ccff') | |
| const isValidHexColor = (color: string) => /^#[0-9A-Fa-f]{6}$/.test(color) | |
| const color = ref('#66ccff') | |
| watch(color, (newValue) => { | |
| if (!isValidHexColor(newValue)) { | |
| console.warn('Invalid hex color code:', newValue) | |
| color.value = '#66ccff' // Reset to default | |
| } | |
| }) |
| const onColorUpdate = () => { | ||
| TinyNotify({ | ||
| type: 'success', | ||
| position: 'top-right', | ||
| title: '用户更改了颜色' | ||
| }) | ||
| } |
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Improve color update notification
The current implementation has several issues:
- The notification message is hardcoded in Chinese
- It triggers on every color update which might be too frequent
- No debouncing is implemented
+import { debounce } from 'lodash-es'
+
-const onColorUpdate = () => {
+const onColorUpdate = debounce(() => {
TinyNotify({
type: 'success',
position: 'top-right',
- title: '用户更改了颜色'
+ title: 'Color updated' // Consider using i18n for translations
})
-}
+}, 300) // Debounce for 300ms📝 Committable suggestion
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| const onColorUpdate = () => { | |
| TinyNotify({ | |
| type: 'success', | |
| position: 'top-right', | |
| title: '用户更改了颜色' | |
| }) | |
| } | |
| import { debounce } from 'lodash-es' | |
| const onColorUpdate = debounce(() => { | |
| TinyNotify({ | |
| type: 'success', | |
| position: 'top-right', | |
| title: 'Color updated' // Consider using i18n for translations | |
| }) | |
| }, 300) // Debounce for 300ms |
| export default defineComponent({ | ||
| emit: ['ready', 'svUpdate'], | ||
| props: { | ||
| color: { | ||
| type: Object | ||
| } | ||
| }, |
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Add proper type validation and documentation for props
The color prop lacks proper validation and documentation.
Consider enhancing the prop definition:
export default defineComponent({
emit: ['ready', 'svUpdate'],
props: {
color: {
type: Object,
+ required: true,
+ validator: (value) => {
+ return value && typeof value.h === 'number' &&
+ typeof value.s === 'number' &&
+ typeof value.v === 'number';
+ },
+ default: () => ({ h: 0, s: 100, v: 100 })
}
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| const onDrag = (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => { | ||
| if (!slider.value || !alphaThumb.value) { | ||
| return | ||
| } | ||
| const el = alphaWrapper.value! | ||
| const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect() | ||
| const { clientX } = getClientXY(event) | ||
| let left = clientX - rect.left | ||
| left = Math.max(alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2, left) | ||
| left = Math.min(left, rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) | ||
| const alpha = Math.round( | ||
| ((left - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) / (rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth)) * 100 | ||
| ) | ||
| props.color.set('alpha', alpha) | ||
| } |
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Ensure alphaWrapper.value is checked before use
In the onDrag function, alphaWrapper.value is accessed without a null check. This could lead to runtime errors if alphaWrapper.value is null or undefined.
Consider adding alphaWrapper.value to the existing null checks:
const onDrag = (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => {
- if (!slider.value || !alphaThumb.value) {
+ if (!slider.value || !alphaThumb.value || !alphaWrapper.value) {
return
}
- const el = alphaWrapper.value!
+ const el = alphaWrapper.value
const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect()
// rest of the code...
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| const onDrag = (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => { | |
| if (!slider.value || !alphaThumb.value) { | |
| return | |
| } | |
| const el = alphaWrapper.value! | |
| const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect() | |
| const { clientX } = getClientXY(event) | |
| let left = clientX - rect.left | |
| left = Math.max(alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2, left) | |
| left = Math.min(left, rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) | |
| const alpha = Math.round( | |
| ((left - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) / (rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth)) * 100 | |
| ) | |
| props.color.set('alpha', alpha) | |
| } | |
| const onDrag = (event: MouseEvent | TouchEvent) => { | |
| if (!slider.value || !alphaThumb.value || !alphaWrapper.value) { | |
| return | |
| } | |
| const el = alphaWrapper.value | |
| const rect = el.getBoundingClientRect() | |
| const { clientX } = getClientXY(event) | |
| let left = clientX - rect.left | |
| left = Math.max(alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2, left) | |
| left = Math.min(left, rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) | |
| const alpha = Math.round( | |
| ((left - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth / 2) / (rect.width - alphaThumb.value.offsetWidth)) * 100 | |
| ) | |
| props.color.set('alpha', alpha) | |
| } |
| () => state.color, | ||
| () => { | ||
| emit('color-update', state.color) | ||
| } | ||
| ) |
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Ensure consistent payload for 'color-update' event emission
In this watch function, the color-update event is emitted with state.color, whereas elsewhere it is emitted with a string value (e.g., state.input or state.color.value). This inconsistency may lead to unexpected behavior or bugs.
Consider standardizing the event emission to always emit the color value as a string.
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() => state.color,
() => {
- emit('color-update', state.color)
+ emit('color-update', state.color.value)
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| () => { | |
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| } | |
| ) | |
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| () => { | |
| emit('color-update', state.color.value) | |
| } | |
| ) |
| } else { | ||
| this._alpha = 100 | ||
| } | ||
| if (parent.length >= 3) { |
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Correct variable name from parent to parts
In the onHsl method, parent is undefined and should be parts. This will prevent potential runtime errors due to referencing an undefined variable.
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Replace Object.hasOwn with Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call for compatibility
The Object.hasOwn method is an experimental feature introduced in ES2022 and may not be supported in all environments. To ensure broader compatibility, consider using Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(props, p) instead.
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| onHsl(value: string) { | ||
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Fix incorrect regex syntax in replace method
The regular expression /hsla|hsl\(|\)gm/ has the flags gm inside the pattern, which is invalid syntax in JavaScript. The flags should be placed after the closing slash of the pattern.
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