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fix(slider): modify mobile problem #2669

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced slider component with improved element management through new references.
    • Introduced a new property for dynamic component naming.
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    • Streamlined event handling logic for mouse interactions with the slider, improving responsiveness and accuracy in detecting clicks.
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    • Updated the method for two-way data binding to reflect changes in the slider's value in the parent component.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the mobile slider component, focusing on enhancing element management and component property definitions. Changes include adding new references to slider and tooltip elements, dynamically setting the component name using a prefix, and updating the bindMouseDown and setActiveButtonValue functions in the renderless implementation. These updates aim to improve the slider component's flexibility and interaction model.

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File Change Summary
packages/mobile/components/slider/src/mobile.vue - Added ref="slider" to main slider <div>
- Added ref="sliderTip" to tooltip <div>
- Updated component name to use $prefix + 'Slider'
- Introduced componentName: 'Slider' property
packages/mobile/components/slider/src/renderless/index.ts - Modified bindMouseDown to use hasClass for element identification
- Updated setActiveButtonValue to emit update:modelValue event

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Parent as Parent Component
    participant Slider as Mobile Slider
    participant Renderless as Renderless Logic

    Parent ->> Slider: Initialize with props
    Slider ->> Renderless: Bind mouse events
    User ->> Slider: Click/Drag slider
    Renderless ->> Renderless: Determine click location
    Renderless ->> Slider: Update active button value
    Slider ->> Parent: Emit update:modelValue
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/mobile/components/slider/src/renderless/index.ts (1)

101-106: Improved element detection logic.

The changes replace role attribute checks with more reliable class-based detection using the hasClass utility. This is a more robust approach for detecting slider elements.

Consider adding constants for these class names to improve maintainability:

+ const SLIDER_CLASSES = {
+   SLIDER: 'tiny-mobile-slider',
+   RANGE: 'tiny-mobile-slider__range',
+   BUTTON: 'tiny-mobile-slider__handle',
+   LEFT_SVG: 'tiny-slider-left-svg',
+   RIGHT_SVG: 'tiny-slider-right-svg'
+ }
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  • packages/mobile/components/slider/src/mobile.vue (3 hunks)
  • packages/mobile/components/slider/src/renderless/index.ts (1 hunks)
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packages/mobile/components/slider/src/mobile.vue (3)

15-15: LGTM: Added ref to slider element.

The addition of ref="slider" enables direct DOM manipulation of the slider element, which is necessary for the improved mobile touch interaction.


44-44: LGTM: Added ref to tooltip element.

The addition of ref="sliderTip" enables proper positioning of the tooltip, which is crucial for the mobile user experience.


61-61: Verify the impact of prefix changes.

The component name is now dynamically set using $prefix, and a new componentName property has been added. While this change looks good, we should verify that it doesn't affect existing usages.

Also applies to: 67-68

✅ Verification successful

Based on the comprehensive search results, I can now generate the final response:

The prefix change is safe and doesn't impact existing usages.

The search results show that the slider component is consistently used with the tiny- prefix across the codebase, both in PC and mobile implementations. The component is imported and used through the proper package paths (@opentiny/vue or @opentiny/vue-mobile), and the dynamic prefix setup won't affect these usages since:

  1. All template usages consistently use <tiny-slider> format
  2. The imports are properly managed through the package's entry points
  3. No direct references to the component name without the prefix were found
🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the slider component in the codebase
# to ensure the prefix change doesn't break existing imports.

# Search for imports of the slider component
rg -l "import.*slider.*tiny-vue"

# Search for usage of the slider component in templates
rg "<.*slider.*>" --type vue

Length of output: 93


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a more comprehensive search approach

# Search for any slider-related imports
rg "import.*slider" -i

# Search for slider component usage with various extensions
rg "<.*slider.*>" -g "*.{vue,jsx,tsx}"

# Search for slider-related files
fd -e vue -e js -e jsx -e tsx slider

# Look for component registration or usage patterns
ast-grep --pattern 'import { $_ } from "$_/slider"'

Length of output: 34815

packages/mobile/components/slider/src/renderless/index.ts (1)

Line range hint 12-14: Verify mobile utils dependencies.

The code relies on several utility functions from the mobile utils package. Let's verify their availability and usage.

✅ Verification successful

Let me verify the usage of the event utility since it's also imported in the code. I'll generate another script to check this.


Dependencies from mobile-utils package are properly available and used

The verification confirms that both imported utilities are properly available and consistently used:

  • KEY_CODE from '@opentiny/mobile-utils' is used across multiple mobile components
  • emitEvent from '@opentiny/mobile-utils/event' exists in the mobile utils package and is properly implemented in packages/mobile/utils/event.ts
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the availability and usage of mobile utils

# Check for the presence of required utility files
fd -e ts -e js "mobile-utils" 

# Check usage of these utilities across the codebase
rg "from '@opentiny/mobile-utils'"

Length of output: 1529


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for event utility imports and usage
rg "from '@opentiny/mobile-utils/event'"

# Check if the event utility exists in the codebase
fd -e ts -e js "event.ts" -e "event.js"

# Check for emitEvent usage
rg "emitEvent"

Length of output: 12351

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