feat(toolbars): use toolbar base component in toolbar plugins #798
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packages/toolbars/logo/meta.js (1)
10-10: Document the available options.The addition of the
optionsproperty is a good enhancement. It implies that there may be configurable parameters available for the logo toolbar, enhancing its customization capabilities.Please ensure that the available options for the logo toolbar are thoroughly documented, including their purpose, expected values, and any default behaviors.
packages/toolbars/media/meta.js (1)
5-10: LGTM! The changes enhance the configurability and extensibility of the media toolbar.The modifications to the exported configuration object introduce several improvements:
The
iconproperty has been changed from a simple string to an object with adefaultkey, allowing for more structured icon management. This change enables the potential for supporting different icon states or variations in the future.The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with the value'slot'suggests a specific rendering mechanism. This may affect how the toolbar is displayed or interacted with, so it's important to ensure that the rendering behavior aligns with the desired user experience.The introduction of the
optionsproperty as an empty object indicates that there may be additional configuration options available for the media toolbar in future implementations. This sets the stage for further customization and flexibility.The
alignproperty remains unchanged, retaining its value of'center', maintaining consistency with the existing alignment behavior.These changes contribute to a more extensible and configurable toolbar structure, which aligns with the objectives outlined in the AI-generated summary.
As the toolbar configuration evolves, consider the following:
- Document the available configuration options and their expected values to ensure clarity for developers working with the toolbar.
- Provide examples or guidelines on how to leverage the new configuration options effectively.
- Ensure that any future additions to the
optionsobject are backward compatible to maintain stability for existing implementations.- Consider adding tests to verify the correct rendering behavior based on the
renderTypeproperty.By addressing these points, the media toolbar can continue to provide a robust and flexible solution for future enhancements.
packages/toolbars/clean/meta.js (1)
10-10: Please clarify the purpose and potential usage of theoptionsproperty.The new
optionsproperty is added as an empty object, suggesting that it may be intended for future configuration or customization options. In its current state, it does not have any immediate impact on the functionality and does not introduce any issues.To improve the maintainability and readability of the code, please consider adding a comment to clarify the purpose and potential usage of the
optionsproperty. This will help future developers understand its intended role in the toolbar configuration.packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/meta.js (2)
5-7: Structured icon management is a good enhancement. Consider adding a default icon.Changing the
iconproperty from a simple string to an object with adefaultkey allows for more structured icon management and flexibility for future enhancements. This is a good change.However, consider setting a default icon value instead of an empty string. This will provide a fallback icon when no specific icon is provided.
10-10: Theoptionsproperty is a good addition for future extensibility. Consider adding a comment.Introducing the
optionsproperty as an empty object provides a placeholder for future enhancements or configurations without altering the existing structure. This is a good addition for future extensibility.However, consider adding a comment to clarify the purpose of the
optionsproperty and provide guidance on how it should be used in the future.packages/toolbars/lang/meta.js (1)
6-9: Localized icon identifiers enhance localization support.The change from a simple string to an object with localized icon identifiers for Chinese (
zh_CN) and English (en_US) improves localization support for the toolbar icon.Consider using more descriptive icon identifiers to improve maintainability. For example:
icon: { zh_CN: 'icon_language_chinese', en_US: 'icon_language_english' }packages/toolbars/save/meta.js (1)
10-15: LGTM!The introduction of the
optionsproperty with its sub-properties enhances the configurability of the save toolbar. It provides more control over the appearance and behavior of the toolbar.Consider adding comments to describe the purpose of each sub-property within
options. This will improve the maintainability and readability of the code.For example:
options: { // Determines whether to show dots in the toolbar showDots: true, // Determines whether to use the default CSS class for the toolbar useDefaultClass: true, // Placeholder for additional props to be passed to the toolbar component props: {}, // Placeholder for custom inline styles to be applied to the toolbar component style: '' }packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarCustom.vue (1)
12-14: Consider removing the unusedsetupfunction.The
setupfunction is empty and returns an empty object. Since it's not being used, it can be removed to keep the code clean and concise.Apply this diff to remove the unused
setupfunction:- setup(props) { - return {} - }packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue (2)
2-9: Refactor looks good, but remove the unused prop.The refactor improves the component's modularity and configurability by using a base component. The
type,icon, andoptionsprops enhance the component's flexibility.However, the
contentprop is not being used in the template and should be removed.Apply this diff to remove the unused prop:
<template> <toolbar-base-component :type="type" - content="画布中英文切换" :icon="icon[langVal]" :options="options" @click-api="changeLang" > </toolbar-base-component> </template>
24-25: Remove the unused component registration.The
TinyPopovercomponent is no longer being used in the template and should be removed from thecomponentsoption.Apply this diff to remove the unused registration:
export default { components: { - TinyPopover: Popover, ToolbarBaseComponent }, ... }packages/toolbars/preview/src/Main.vue (1)
27-37: Props look good, but consider changing the default foroptions.The new props
type,icon, andoptionsare appropriately declared with suitable types. However, consider changing the default value ofoptionsfrom an empty function toundefined,null, or an empty object{}for better clarity and consistency.Apply this diff to change the default value of
options:icon: { type: Object }, options: { type: Object, - default: () => {} + default: () => ({}) } },packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarButton.vue (1)
1-14: Improve the accessibility of the component.The component can be made more accessible by using semantic HTML elements and ARIA attributes. Consider the following improvements:
- Wrap the icon and content in a
<button>element instead of a generic<span>element.- Add appropriate ARIA attributes to the button, such as
aria-labelandaria-describedby, to provide context for users with assistive technologies.- Ensure that the button is focusable and can be activated using keyboard navigation.
Apply this diff to improve the accessibility of the component:
<template> <tiny-button v-bind="options.props" :style="options.style" :class="[options?.useDefaultClass ? 'toolbar-button' : '']" + :aria-label="content" > - <span class="svg-wrap"> + <button class="svg-wrap" type="button"> <svg-icon :name="icon"></svg-icon> <span v-if="!isSaved() && options?.showDots" class="dots"></span> - </span> + </button> <span class="save-title">{{ content }}</span> <slot name="button-extends"></slot> </tiny-button> </template>packages/toolbars/refresh/src/Main.vue (1)
19-20: Remove unused component registration.The
TinyPopovercomponent is no longer being used in the template, so its registration in thecomponentsoption is unnecessary and can be removed.Apply this diff to remove the unused component registration:
- TinyPopover: Popover, ToolbarBaseComponentpackages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (1)
123-134: Remember to update the component's documentation.Now that you've added the
type,icon, andoptionsprops to theMain.vuecomponent, please ensure that you update the component's documentation to reflect these changes.Include clear descriptions and examples of how to use these new props, as this will help other developers understand and utilize the component effectively.
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- packages/layout/index.js (2 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/DesignToolbars.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/ToolbarBaseComponent.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarButton.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarCustom.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarIcon.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/package.json (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/src/Main.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/clean/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/clean/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/collaboration/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/collaboration/src/Main.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/fullscreen/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/generate-code/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/lang/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/lock/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/lock/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/logo/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/media/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/media/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/preview/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/preview/src/Main.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/redoundo/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/redoundo/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/refresh/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/refresh/src/Main.vue (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/save/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (3 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/setting/meta.js (1 hunks)
- packages/toolbars/setting/src/Main.vue (2 hunks)
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packages/toolbars/redoundo/meta.js (1)
5-8: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty provides a clearer representation of the toolbar's functionality by explicitly defining the icons for undo and redo actions. This aligns with the overall goal of improving the toolbar components and their metadata configurations.packages/toolbars/logo/meta.js (2)
6-8: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty, from a simple string to an object with adefaultkey, is a good enhancement. It allows for more flexibility in handling icons and potentially enables the inclusion of additional properties in the future.
9-9: Verify the rendering behavior.The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with value 'slot' is a good change. It suggests a shift towards a more component-based approach for rendering the logo.Please ensure that the rendering behavior of the logo toolbar is thoroughly tested and documented, considering the introduction of the 'slot' rendering type.
packages/toolbars/clean/meta.js (1)
5-7: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty enhances the clarity of the icon representation by explicitly defining its default state. The change is consistent with the toolbar configuration.packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/meta.js (1)
9-9: TherenderTypeproperty is a good addition for customizable rendering.Adding the
renderTypeproperty with the value set to'slot'indicates a shift towards more customizable rendering options for the breadcrumb component. This change aligns well with the overall goal of enhancing the configurability of the breadcrumb toolbar.packages/toolbars/preview/meta.js (3)
5-7: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty enhances its structure by using an object with adefaultkey. This allows for potential future extensions or variations in icon representation.
9-9: LGTM!The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with the value'icon'clearly indicates that the toolbar should be rendered as an icon.
10-10: LGTM!The addition of the
optionsproperty as an empty object is a good practice. It allows for easy extension of options in the future.packages/toolbars/setting/meta.js (3)
6-8: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty, from a simple string to an object with adefaultkey, enhances the structure and allows for potential future extensions or additional configurations. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and improves the modularity of the toolbar settings.
9-9: LGTM!The addition of the
renderTypeproperty, set to'icon', likely specifies how the toolbar should be rendered, indicating a shift in rendering logic. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and enhances the configurability of the toolbar settings.
10-12: LGTM!Moving the
collapsedproperty into a newoptionsobject suggests a more organized approach to managing configuration options related to the toolbar's state. This change is consistent with the AI-generated summary and may facilitate the addition of more options in the future without cluttering the main object structure, improving the clarity and extensibility of the toolbar settings.packages/toolbars/collaboration/meta.js (3)
5-7: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty provides a more structured approach to defining the icon representation. Using an object with adefaultkey set to'user'clearly indicates the default icon for the collaboration toolbar.
9-9: Verify the rendering behavior with the newrenderTypeproperty.The introduction of the
renderTypeproperty with the value'slot'suggests a change in the rendering mechanism for the collaboration toolbar. This potentially allows for more flexible rendering options.Please ensure that the rendering behavior of the collaboration toolbar is thoroughly tested with this new property to confirm that it functions as expected.
10-12: LGTM!Moving the
collapsedproperty into a nestedoptionsobject provides a more organized configuration structure for the collaboration toolbar. Setting the value totrueensures that the toolbar will be initially collapsed.packages/toolbars/refresh/meta.js (3)
5-7: LGTM!The change in the
iconproperty's structure from a string to an object with adefaultkey provides more flexibility for specifying icons. The'refresh'value aligns with the component's purpose.
9-9: LGTM!The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with the value'icon'improves clarity and maintainability by explicitly defining the rendering behavior of the toolbar. It aligns with theiconproperty configuration.
10-13: LGTM!Moving the
collapsedandsplitLineproperties into a newoptionsobject improves the structure and organization of the configuration. Grouping related properties enhances readability and maintainability.packages/toolbars/lang/meta.js (2)
10-10: LGTM!The new
renderTypeproperty clearly specifies that the toolbar should render as an icon.
11-14: Encapsulating related properties improves the configuration structure.Moving the
collapsedandsplitLineproperties into anoptionsobject enhances the structure and organization of the toolbar configuration without affecting the functionality.packages/toolbars/lock/meta.js (3)
5-9: Great enhancement to the icon configuration!The change from a simple string to an object with properties for different lock states (
locked,userLocked,unlocked) allows for a more nuanced visual representation of the toolbar based on its state. This improves the user experience by providing clear visual cues.
11-11: TherenderTypeproperty is a helpful addition.The new
renderTypeproperty with the value'icon'clearly indicates that the toolbar should be rendered as an icon. This aligns well with the enhancements to theiconconfiguration and improves the clarity of the toolbar's rendering behavior.
12-14: Theoptionsproperty is a valuable addition for configurability.The new
optionsobject with thecollapsedproperty set totruesuggests that the toolbar can start in a collapsed state. This is a useful configuration option for minimizing the toolbar's initial footprint and allowing users to expand it as needed.To ensure the
collapsedoption behaves as expected, please verify that:
- The toolbar starts in a collapsed state when this configuration is used.
- The toolbar can be expanded by the user when needed.
- The collapsed state doesn't negatively impact any existing functionality.
packages/toolbars/fullscreen/meta.js (3)
10-10: LGTM!The addition of the
renderTypeproperty set to'icon'aligns with the changes made to theiconproperty. This provides a clear indication of how the toolbar should be rendered.
11-13: LGTM!Moving the
collapsedproperty into a newoptionsobject improves the organization of the configuration. This change allows for easier future expansion of toolbar options while maintaining the initial collapsed state.
5-8: Verify the existence of the specified icon assets.The change to the
iconproperty provides a more structured approach to defining icons for the fullscreen and cancel fullscreen states. This improves clarity and maintainability.Please ensure that the corresponding icon assets or CSS classes for
'full-screen'and'cancel-full-screen'exist and are correctly referenced.Run the following script to search for the icon usage:
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Icon assets verified and correctly used
The 'full-screen' and 'cancel-full-screen' icons are properly implemented and used in the codebase. They are defined in the meta.js file and utilized in multiple components, including PluginSetting.vue and MonacoEditor.vue. The icons are being rendered using a 'public-icon' component, which suggests a consistent approach to icon implementation across the application.
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packages/toolbars/save/meta.js (2)
5-7: LGTM!The change to the
iconproperty improves the icon representation for the toolbar. The use of an object with adefaultkey provides flexibility for adding icon variations in the future.
9-9: Verify the rendering behavior of the toolbar element.The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with the value'button'is a good change. It provides clarity on how the toolbar element should be rendered.Please ensure that the toolbar element is indeed rendered as a button in the application.
packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarCustom.vue (1)
1-3: LGTM! The component structure and dynamic rendering look good.The component is correctly structured with a template, script, and style section. The
toolbarprop is correctly defined with a default value, and the dynamic component rendering using<component :is="toolbar.entry">is a valid way to render components based on a prop value. Binding the entiretoolbarobject usingv-bind="toolbar"is a concise way to pass all the properties as props to the child component.Also applies to: 6-11
packages/toolbars/generate-code/meta.js (3)
5-7: LGTM!The addition of the
iconproperty with a default value of 'generate-code' is a valid change. It provides a clearer visual representation for the toolbar.
10-10: LGTM!The addition of the
renderTypeproperty with a value of 'button' is a valid change. It indicates that the toolbar should be rendered as a button.
11-15: LGTM!The addition of the
optionsobject with properties such asprops,style, anduseDefaultClassis a valid change. It allows for more customization and control over the toolbar's appearance and behavior when rendered as a button. The properties within theoptionsobject are correctly defined.packages/layout/index.js (2)
21-21: LGTM!The export statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis syntactically correct and enhances the module's functionality by making the component available for use in other parts of the application.
3-3: Verify the usage and impact ofToolbarBaseComponent.The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis syntactically correct. However, please ensure that:
- The component is properly utilized in the refactored components mentioned in the PR summary.
- The introduction of this component does not adversely affect the existing application behavior.
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ToolbarBaseComponentis correctly imported and widely usedThe
ToolbarBaseComponentis properly imported inpackages/layout/index.jsand is extensively used across various toolbar-related components in the codebase. This widespread adoption indicates a successful refactoring process, centralizing common toolbar functionality. No breaking changes or deprecation warnings were detected, suggesting a smooth integration of the new component.
- The component is used in multiple toolbar components (e.g., setting, save, refresh, preview, logo, media, lang, generate-code, fullscreen, collaboration, clean, lock, and breadcrumb).
- It's consistently imported from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-layout' across different files.
The introduction of
ToolbarBaseComponentappears to have positively impacted the codebase by promoting code reuse and maintaining consistency across toolbar implementations.Scripts executed
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packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/package.json (2)
30-31: Dependency addition looks good.The new dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-toolbar-checkinouthas been added correctly with theworkspace:*version specifier, which is consistent with other dependencies in this package.
30-31: Verify the usage of the new dependency.Please ensure that the newly added dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-toolbar-checkinoutis being utilized correctly within the codebase. Navigate to the relevant source files and confirm that the exported entities from this package are being imported and used as intended.Run the following script to verify the dependency usage:
packages/toolbars/fullscreen/src/Main.vue (5)
2-9: LGTM!The refactor improves the component's structure and functionality by consolidating the fullscreen toggle into a single component. The new props provide more flexibility for future enhancements, and the
@click-apievent binding is correctly implemented.
15-20: LGTM!The
ToolbarBaseComponentis correctly imported and registered in thecomponentsoption.
23-34: LGTM!The new props are correctly declared with appropriate types and default values. The
iconprop being an object allows for more flexibility in managing icons based on the fullscreen state, and theoptionsprop being an object provides flexibility for future enhancements.
37-37: LGTM!The
iconNameref is correctly initialized with the value ofprops.icon.fullScreen, setting the initial icon based on theiconprop.
41-41: LGTM!The logic for updating the
iconNamebased on the fullscreen state is correct. Theiconprop being an object allows for dynamically updating the icon based on the fullscreen state.packages/layout/src/toolbarBuiltIn/toolbarIcon.vue (1)
1-62: LGTM! ThetoolbarIconcomponent is well-structured and follows best practices.The component is properly implemented and follows Vue best practices. It uses external dependencies correctly and efficiently, and is properly typed with TypeScript. The component is reusable and can be easily integrated into other parts of the application.
Some additional suggestions and best practices:
- Consider adding a prop for the popover placement (e.g.,
top,bottom,left,right) to make the component more flexible.- Consider adding a prop for the popover trigger (e.g.,
hover,click,focus) to make the component more customizable.- Consider adding a prop for the popover theme (e.g.,
light,dark) to make the component more themeable.- Consider adding a prop for the icon size (e.g.,
small,medium,large) to make the component more scalable.- Consider adding a prop for the icon color (e.g.,
primary,secondary,success,warning,danger) to make the component more colorful.Overall, great job on implementing this component! It's a valuable addition to the toolbar and will improve the user experience.
packages/layout/src/ToolbarCollapse.vue (2)
10-10: LGTM!The change to the
v-ifcondition for displaying theempty-lineclass is consistent with the updated structure of theitemobject, which now relies on a nestedoptionsobject to determine the presence of a split line.
12-12: LGTM!The addition of the
:type,:icon, and:optionsprops to thecomponenttag for rendering toolbar buttons enhances the component's functionality, allowing for more dynamic rendering based on the properties of each toolbar item. This change is consistent with the updated structure of theitemobject.packages/toolbars/lang/src/Main.vue (3)
16-16: LGTM!The import statement is correct and necessary for using the base component.
28-40: LGTM!The new props are correctly defined with appropriate types and default values. The
langChannelprop modification improves the code by using a constant for the default value.
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51-68: LGTM!The variable renaming improves the code's clarity by using a more descriptive name. The
changeLangmethod modification and returning thelangOptionsvariable from thesetupfunction are correct and necessary changes.packages/toolbars/preview/src/Main.vue (2)
2-11: LGTM!The template changes look good. The
toolbar-base-componentis correctly integrated with the appropriate bindings and event handling.
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39-88: This code segment has not been modified in this changeset.packages/toolbars/redoundo/src/Main.vue (3)
12-12: LGTM!The change is consistent with the refactoring of the icon props and simplifies the component's interface.
25-25: LGTM!The change is consistent with the refactoring of the icon props and simplifies the component's interface.
41-42: LGTM!The change is consistent with the refactoring of the icon props and simplifies the component's interface.
packages/toolbars/clean/src/Main.vue (3)
3-10: LGTM!The refactor improves the component's modularity and configurability by utilizing the
toolbar-base-component. The new component accepts props fortype,icon, andoptions, enhancing its flexibility. Theclick-apievent name follows a consistent naming convention for event handlers. Theoptionsprop has a default value of an empty function, indicating potential future extensibility.
19-19: LGTM!The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis correct and necessary for using thetoolbar-base-componentin the template.
28-39: LGTM!The changes to the
propsoption align with the modifications made to the template. Changing theiconprop to an object type allows for more complex icon configurations. Theoptionsprop with a default empty function indicates potential future extensibility.packages/layout/src/ToolbarBaseComponent.vue (3)
1-12: LGTM!The template section is well-structured and follows Vue's template syntax. The use of dynamic component rendering and named slots provides flexibility and extensibility to the toolbar item. The conditional rendering based on the
state.optionsallows for customization of the toolbar item's appearance.
14-72: LGTM!The script section follows Vue 3's Composition API syntax and utilizes
reactiveandcomputedfor efficient state management. The component props are clearly defined, and the emission of theclick-apievent enables communication with the parent component. ThegetRendermethod provides a clean and maintainable way to determine the component to be rendered based on thetypeprop.
73-85: LGTM!The style section is properly scoped to the component, preventing style leakage. The use of CSS variables for the
split-linecolor promotes customization and consistency. The styles for thetoolbar-item-wrapandoperate-titleclasses ensure proper alignment and spacing of the toolbar item's content.packages/toolbars/refresh/src/Main.vue (3)
2-9: LGTM!The refactor simplifies the component structure and improves usability by directly linking the refresh action to the toolbar component. The new
<toolbar-base-component>accepts props for better configurability and the@click-apievent is correctly bound to therefreshmethod.
15-15: LGTM!The
ToolbarBaseComponentis correctly imported from@opentiny/tiny-engine-layout.
23-33: LGTM!The changes to the
typeandiconprops align with the newToolbarBaseComponentusage. The addition of theoptionsprop with a default empty object enhances the component's configurability. The default values for the props are appropriate.packages/toolbars/setting/src/Main.vue (4)
2-9: LGTM!The usage of the new
ToolbarBaseComponentis clear and aligns with the refactoring goal. The dynamic determination of thecontentprop based on theisBlockmethod is a good approach.
29-31: LGTM!The change in the
iconprop type fromStringtoObjectaligns with the goal of allowing more flexibility in icon representation. The usage of the prop in the template correctly accesses thedefaultproperty of the object.
32-35: LGTM!The addition of the
optionsprop with typeObjectand default value as an empty object enhances the configurability of the toolbar component. The default value is valid for anObjectprop type.
25-28: Verify the impact of the default value change.The default value of the
typeprop has been changed from'setting'to''. Please ensure that this change does not introduce any unintended consequences or impact the behavior of the component or other parts of the codebase.Run the following script to verify the
typeprop usage:packages/toolbars/lock/src/Main.vue (6)
2-9: LGTM!The refactor of the toolbar component's implementation using the
toolbar-base-componentis a great improvement. It simplifies the structure by consolidating the tooltip and icon into a single component, enhancing maintainability and readability. The expanded props allow for greater flexibility in configuring the toolbar.
16-16: LGTM!The import statement for the
ToolbarBaseComponentis correct and aligns with its usage in the template.
46-46: LGTM!The
ToolbarBaseComponentis correctly registered in thecomponentsoption, aligning with its usage in the template.
48-59: LGTM!The
propsoption is correctly defined with propertiestype,icon, andoptions. The prop types and default values align with their usage in the component.
75-75: LGTM!The icon name logic correctly references the
props.icon.lockedvalue when the page status isPAGE_STATUS.Occupy, aligning with the newiconprop structure.
77-77: LGTM!The icon name logic correctly references the
props.icon.userLockedandprops.icon.unlockedvalues based on the page status, aligning with the newiconprop structure.Also applies to: 79-79
packages/toolbars/breadcrumb/src/Main.vue (4)
2-24: LGTM!The changes to the template structure and the introduction of the
toolbar-base-componentimprove the component's modularity and configurability. The button text change also enhances clarity by explicitly denoting the action of publishing a block.
31-31: LGTM!The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis correct and necessary for using it in the template.
39-41: LGTM!The addition of
TinyButtonandToolbarBaseComponentto thecomponentsoption is correct and necessary for using these components in the template.
42-53: LGTM!The prop definitions for
type,icon, andoptionsare correct and match the usage in the template. The default value for theoptionsprop is appropriately set to an empty object.packages/toolbars/collaboration/src/Main.vue (6)
2-2: LGTM!The introduction of the
toolbar-base-componentwith atypeprop aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the top toolbar by enabling the integration of public components. This change improves modularity and maintainability.
6-8: LGTM!The adjustment to the popover's visibility state by removing the unused
state.insideVisiblesimplifies the component's structure while maintaining the original design intent. The popover's trigger and width remain unchanged.
12-23: LGTM!The collaborators' list rendering logic remains unchanged, ensuring that user information is displayed correctly. This change is a part of the refactoring effort to improve the component's structure while maintaining the core functionality.
25-41: LGTM!The restructuring of the reference template to include a new
tiny-popoverinstance that triggers on hover enhances the user interface by providing a tooltip-like experience, informing users about the number of collaborators currently editing the project. This change is a part of the refactoring effort to improve the component's structure and user experience.
53-53: LGTM!The import statement for the
ToolbarBaseComponentis necessary to use it in the template. This change is a part of the refactoring effort to improve modularity and maintainability by utilizing a shared base component.
57-71: LGTM!The expansion of the component's props to include
type,icon, andoptionsenhances its configurability and allows for more dynamic behavior based on the provided props. This change is a part of the refactoring effort to improve the component's flexibility and reusability.packages/layout/src/DesignToolbars.vue (4)
4-11: LGTM!The changes to pass additional props
:type,:icon, and:optionsto the components in leftBar enhance the flexibility and functionality of the toolbar. The implementation looks good.
14-21: LGTM!Similar to the changes in leftBar, passing additional props
:type,:icon, and:optionsto the components in centerBar improves the configurability of the toolbar. The implementation is consistent and looks good.
24-32: LGTM!The changes in rightBar are consistent with the updates in leftBar and centerBar. Passing additional props to the components enhances the configurability of the toolbar.
The updated condition for rendering the
toolbar-collapsecomponent based oncollapseBar.lengthimproves the component's responsiveness. It ensures that the collapse functionality is only displayed when there are items to collapse.The implementation looks good.
67-67: Verify the toolbar item configuration.The change to check within the
optionsobject for thecollapsedproperty when populatingcollapseBarandrightBarlooks good. It may indicate a shift in how the toolbar items are configured and managed.Please ensure that the toolbar item configuration has been updated consistently throughout the codebase to include the
collapsedproperty within theoptionsobject.Run the following script to verify the toolbar item configuration:
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The changes to the toolbar item configuration in
DesignToolbars.vuehave been verified. The code correctly checks for thecollapsedproperty within theoptionsobject of each toolbar item:item?.options?.collapsed ? collapseBar.push(item) : rightBar.push(item)This implementation allows for collapsible toolbar items on the right side of the toolbar, which is consistent with the intended changes. The configuration appears to be implemented correctly and is localized to the right-aligned toolbar items.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the toolbar item configuration includes the `collapsed` property within the `options` object. # Test: Search for the toolbar item configuration. Expect: `collapsed` property within the `options` object. rg --type vue $'toolbars: \[' -A 10Length of output: 64
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the toolbar item configuration includes the `collapsed` property within the `options` object. # Search for Vue files and pipe them to ripgrep echo "Searching Vue files:" fd -e vue | xargs rg 'toolbars:\s*\[' -A 10 # Search in JavaScript and TypeScript files echo "Searching JavaScript and TypeScript files:" rg --type-add 'js:*.{js,ts}' -t js 'toolbars:\s*\[' -A 10 # Search for any file containing 'toolbar' in its content echo "Searching for files containing 'toolbar':" rg -l 'toolbar'Length of output: 10432
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Examine the content of DesignToolbars.vue to verify the toolbar item configuration # View the content of DesignToolbars.vue, focusing on the area where toolbar items are processed echo "Examining DesignToolbars.vue:" rg -A 10 -B 5 'item\?\.options\?\.collapsed' packages/layout/src/DesignToolbars.vue # Search for any usage of 'collapsed' property in relation to toolbar items echo "Searching for 'collapsed' property usage in toolbar configurations:" rg -A 5 -B 5 'collapsed.*toolbar' packages/layout/src/DesignToolbars.vueLength of output: 766
packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (7)
3-9: LGTM!The usage of the
ToolbarBaseComponentimproves code reusability and maintainability. The props are appropriately bound to customize the behavior and appearance of the base component, and theclick-apievent is emitted to handle the API opening functionality.
10-31: LGTM!The usage of a template slot within the
ToolbarBaseComponentallows for extending its functionality. The popover component provides a user-friendly interface for configuring save settings, with the visibility controlled by thestate.saveVisibleproperty. The checkbox and select dropdown enable users to configure auto-save and the save interval effectively.
32-57: LGTM!The usage of a template slot within the
ToolbarBaseComponentallows for extending its functionality. The dialog box component provides a way to display schema differences to the user, with the visibility controlled by thestate.visibleproperty. The integration of theVueMonacocomponent enhances the user experience by displaying the schema differences in a code editor. The cancel and save buttons in the dialog box footer allow users to take appropriate actions.
65-66: LGTM!The import of the
useCanvashook from@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-registerallows the component to access and manipulate the canvas state. The import of theToolbarBaseComponentfrom@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutis necessary for using it as a base component for the save toolbar. These imports are essential for the component to function properly and interact with other parts of the application.
80-81: LGTM!The registration of the
TinySelectcomponent from@opentiny/vueallows it to be used for rendering select dropdowns within the component. The registration of theToolbarBaseComponentis necessary for it to be available for use within the template. These component registrations are essential for the proper functioning of the component.
84-97: LGTM!The prop definitions for
type,icon,iconExpand, andoptionsprovide flexibility and customization options for the component. Thetypeprop is likely used to specify the type of the save toolbar, while theiconprop is used to pass an object representing the icon to be displayed. TheiconExpandprop specifies the icon to be displayed when the save settings popover is expanded, and theoptionsprop is used to pass additional options to the component. These prop definitions enhance the reusability and configurability of the component.
100-103: LGTM!The destructuring of the
isSavedproperty from theuseCanvashook allows the component to determine whether the canvas has unsaved changes. ThedelayOptionsarray provides the options for the save interval dropdown in the save settings popover, enhancing the user experience. Returning these values from thesetupfunction makes them available for use within the component's template, enabling the component to react to the canvas state and provide customizable save interval options.Also applies to: 172-172
packages/toolbars/generate-code/src/Main.vue (4)
2-11: LGTM!The refactoring of the toolbar component structure looks good. Encapsulating the button functionality within
toolbar-base-componentand nesting thegenerate-file-selectorcomponent using a scoped slot improves the overall component architecture.The addition of new props (
type,icon, andoptions) allows for better customization and flexibility.
28-28: LGTM!The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis correct and necessary for using the component in the template.
34-35: LGTM!The component registration for
GenerateFileSelectorandToolbarBaseComponentis correct and necessary for using the components in the template.
38-48: LGTM!The addition of new props (
type,icon, andoptions) allows for better customization and flexibility of the component.The prop types and default values are appropriate:
typeis a string with a default value of an empty string.iconis an object without a default value.optionsis an object with a default value of an empty object.packages/toolbars/logo/src/Main.vue (2)
2-101: Excellent refactoring of the template section!The changes made to the template section of the
Main.vuecomponent are a significant improvement in terms of modularity, reusability, and flexibility:
- Utilizing the
toolbar-base-componentas the root element encapsulates the existing functionality within a more modular component, promoting better separation of concerns.- Wrapping the previous static elements in a
templatetag with the#extendsslot maintains the original layout while enhancing the component's adaptability.- Dynamically binding the
svg-iconto theicon.defaultproperty allows for more customizable icon usage, enabling the component to be more versatile.The preservation of the dialog boxes and form elements suggests that the component's core functionality remains intact, ensuring a smooth transition to the new structure.
Great work on this refactoring effort!
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105-134: Great addition of new props usingdefineProps!The changes made to the script section of the
Main.vuecomponent enhance its configurability and align with Vue 3's Composition API best practices:
- The introduction of the
type,icon, andoptionsprops usingdefinePropsallows for more flexible customization of the component's behavior and appearance from external sources.- The addition of
definePropsadheres to Vue 3's Composition API recommendations, making the code more idiomatic and maintainable.The preservation of the rest of the script section indicates that the component's underlying logic and functionality remain unaltered, ensuring a seamless integration of the new props.
Excellent work on enhancing the component's configurability!
packages/toolbars/media/src/Main.vue (2)
2-93: Excellent integration ofToolbarBaseComponent!The changes made to the template, specifically nesting the existing toolbar elements within the
template #extendsslot oftoolbar-base-component, enhance the modularity and reusability of the toolbar functionality. This approach allows for a clean separation of concerns between the base component and the specific toolbar implementation.The restructuring of the template does not appear to introduce any issues or break existing functionality.
101-101: LGTM!The import and registration of
ToolbarBaseComponentare consistent with its usage in the template. There are no apparent issues with the import statement or the component registration.Also applies to: 108-108
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packages/toolbars/clean/package.json (1)
28-29: Dependency addition looks good. Consider documenting the purpose and usage.The new dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layouthas been added correctly with theworkspace:*version specifier. This addition aligns with the AI-generated summary, which suggests that the dependency provides layout-related features for the toolbar package.To improve maintainability and help other developers understand the role of this new dependency, consider documenting its purpose, key features, and usage guidelines in the relevant documentation files (e.g., README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, or inline code comments).
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packages/toolbars/fullscreen/package.json (1)
27-28: LGTM!The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the top toolbar to allow the inclusion of public components. As this is an internal package managed within the same monorepo workspace, it is unlikely to introduce any issues.packages/toolbars/refresh/package.json (1)
27-28: LGTM! The new dependency aligns with the project's dependency management strategy.The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency is a valid change. It follows the existing pattern of usingworkspace:*versioning for internal dependencies.Based on the AI-generated summary, this new dependency is expected to enhance the layout capabilities of the toolbar package, potentially improving the structure and presentation of the toolbar components.
packages/toolbars/collaboration/package.json (1)
27-28: LGTM!The addition of the new dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutis a valid change. Please ensure that the new dependency is used correctly in the codebase and that it is compatible with the existing dependencies.packages/toolbars/lang/package.json (1)
28-28: Verify the necessity and compatibility of the added dependency.The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency seems reasonable, as it likely provides layout functionalities or components required by the toolbars. However, please ensure the following:
- The added dependency is truly necessary and aligns with the package's requirements.
- The version specified as
workspace:*is compatible with the existing codebase and does not introduce any conflicts.- The inclusion of this dependency does not introduce any security vulnerabilities or licensing issues.
If the above points are satisfied, the addition of the dependency is approved.
packages/toolbars/media/package.json (1)
27-28: LGTM!The addition of the new dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutis a valid enhancement to the package. It seamlessly integrates with the existing dependency structure and is sourced from the workspace, maintaining consistency with the monorepo setup.packages/toolbars/setting/package.json (1)
28-29: LGTM!The new
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency has been added correctly to thedependenciessection with theworkspace:*version specifier, which is consistent with the existing@opentiny/tiny-engine-utilsdependency.packages/toolbars/preview/package.json (1)
28-29: LGTM!The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency with theworkspace:*version is a valid change. It aligns with the existing dependency management strategy and may enhance the layout capabilities of the Tiny Engine framework.packages/toolbars/lock/package.json (1)
29-30: LGTM!The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the top toolbar to include public components. The version is set toworkspace:*, following the existing convention for workspace-managed dependencies.packages/toolbars/save/package.json (1)
29-30: LGTM!The addition of the new dependency
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutis a valid change to enhance the functionality of the package. The dependency is correctly versioned asworkspace:*, indicating it is managed within the same workspace.packages/toolbars/logo/package.json (1)
29-30: LGTM!The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency is a valid change to enhance the layout capabilities of the package. The version is correctly set toworkspace:*to use the local workspace dependency.packages/toolbars/generate-code/package.json (1)
30-31: LGTM!The addition of the
@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutdependency is valid and follows the existing pattern of workspace dependencies. This change will enable the project to utilize layout capabilities provided by the new dependency.
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packages/layout/src/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarIcon.vue (3)
35-38: Consider improving the type definition of theoptionsprop.To improve type safety and provide better documentation, consider defining an interface for the
optionsprop that specifies the expected properties and their types. For example:interface ToolbarIconOptions { useDefaultClass?: boolean; showDots?: boolean; // Add other properties as needed }Then, update the prop definition to use the interface:
-options: { - type: Object, - default: () => {} -} +options: { + type: Object as () => ToolbarIconOptions, + default: () => ({}) +}
40-40: Remove the unusedsetupfunction.Since the
setupfunction is empty and not being used, it can be removed to keep the component clean and concise.
10-15: Improve accessibility by adding alternative text for the icon.To make the toolbar icon accessible to users relying on assistive technologies, consider adding an
aria-labelortitleattribute to thespanelement wrapping the icon. The attribute should provide a concise and meaningful description of the icon's purpose. For example:-<span class="icon"> +<span class="icon" aria-label="Description of the icon">Alternatively, you can use the
titleattribute:-<span class="icon"> +<span class="icon" title="Description of the icon">Make sure to provide a clear and concise description that accurately conveys the icon's functionality.
packages/layout/src/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarButton.vue (1)
36-36: Remove the emptysetupfunction.The
setupfunction is empty and serves no purpose. It can be safely removed to keep the code clean and concise.Apply this diff to remove the empty
setupfunction:- setup() {}
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packages/toolbars/clean/meta.js (1)
5-11: LGTM!The changes to the clean toolbar configuration enhance its structure and clarity by:
- Providing a more detailed representation of the icon using an object with a
defaultkey.- Introducing an
optionsproperty to encapsulate theicon,align, andrenderTypeproperties.- Setting the
renderTypeproperty to'icon', which aligns with the majority of the toolbar configurations.The changes improve the maintainability of the toolbar configuration without introducing any apparent issues or inconsistencies.
packages/toolbars/preview/meta.js (1)
5-12: Approve the enhancements to the toolbar preview configuration.The changes introduce a more structured and extensible configuration for the toolbar preview component:
- Moving the
iconandalignproperties under theoptionsobject provides better encapsulation and organization of related configurations.- The
iconproperty now uses an object to specify the default icon, allowing for future expansion of icon configurations.- The new
renderTypeanduseDefaultClassproperties underoptionsenable more control over the rendering behavior of the component.These enhancements improve the modularity and configurability of the toolbar preview component without introducing any breaking changes.
packages/toolbars/generate-code/meta.js (2)
5-15: LGTM: The restructuring of the configuration options improves organization and flexibility.The introduction of the
optionsobject and the addition of properties likerenderType,props,style, anduseDefaultClassenhance the customization options for the toolbar rendering.
10-10: Fix the typo in the property name.The
collapesdproperty has a typo. It should becollapsedinstead.Apply this diff to fix the typo:
- collapesd: false, // 是否折叠到最右侧 + collapsed: false, // 是否折叠到最右侧packages/layout/src/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarIcon.vue (2)
1-18: LGTM!The template section of the component is well-structured and uses the
tiny-popovercomponent appropriately. The prop names and values are consistent with the component's purpose.
44-56: LGTM!The styles for the
dotsclass are well-defined and scoped to the component. The use of CSS variables ensures consistency with the application's styling. The styles are specific to the intended element and do not introduce any conflicts.packages/layout/src/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarButton.vue (2)
1-14: LGTM!The template section of the
ToolbarButtoncomponent is well-structured and properly implements the necessary bindings and conditional rendering. The usage of thetiny-buttoncomponent, SVG icon rendering, and content rendering is appropriate. The slot provides flexibility for additional content.
39-68: LGTM!The style section of the
ToolbarButtoncomponent is well-structured and properly defines the necessary styles for the component. The use of CSS variables for colors is a good practice for maintaining consistency and flexibility. The styles for the.toolbar-button,.svg-wrap,.dots, and.save-titleclasses are appropriate and consistent with the component's design.packages/toolbars/preview/src/Main.vue (4)
2-5: LGTM!The refactoring to use the
toolbar-base-componentand the introduction of theoptionsprop improve the modularity and configurability of the component. The changes look good.
12-12: LGTM!The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis consistent with its usage in the template. The change looks good.
16-16: Remove unused component.The past review comment is still valid:
Since the
tiny-popovercomponent has been replaced withtoolbar-base-componentin the template, theTinyPopoverimport and registration in thecomponentsoption can be removed.Apply this diff to remove the unused component:
import { previewPage, previewBlock } from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-common/js/preview' import { useBlock, useCanvas, useLayout, useNotify } from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register' import { getMergeMeta } from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-meta-register' import { ToolbarBaseComponent } from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-layout' export default { components: { - TinyPopover: Popover, ToolbarBaseComponent },
19-21: LGTM!The addition of the
optionsprop with a type ofObjectand a default value of an empty object improves the component's configurability and flexibility. The change looks good.packages/toolbars/refresh/src/Main.vue (3)
2-3: LGTM!The refactor to use
ToolbarBaseComponentimproves modularity and configurability. The props and event binding are correctly wired.
8-8: LGTM!The
ToolbarBaseComponentis correctly imported and registered.
15-17: LGTM!The new
optionsprop enhances the configurability of the component. The default value is correctly set to an empty object.packages/toolbars/setting/src/Main.vue (2)
2-8: Refactoring improves modularity and configurability.The refactoring of the toolbar component into a dedicated
toolbar-base-componentis a positive change that enhances the modularity and maintainability of the codebase. By consolidating the functionality within a single component, the code becomes more readable and easier to understand.The changes in prop types, such as the
iconprop now accepting an object and the introduction of theoptionsprop with a default empty object, provide greater flexibility and configurability for the toolbar component. This allows for more customization options and future enhancements.The logic for determining the context (block or page settings) remains intact, ensuring the correct content is displayed based on the
isBlockmethod.Overall, these changes improve the structure and extensibility of the toolbar component.
14-24: Import and registration of ToolbarBaseComponent enable refactoring.The import and registration of the
ToolbarBaseComponentfrom@opentiny/tiny-engine-layoutare necessary steps to enable its usage in the template. This supports the refactoring effort to consolidate the toolbar functionality into a dedicated component.The introduction of the
optionsprop with a type ofObjectand a default value of an empty object enhances the configurability of the toolbar component. It provides a way to pass additional configuration options to the component, allowing for customization and future extensions.By providing a default empty object for the
optionsprop, the code ensures that a valid object is always available, preventing potential errors related to accessing properties on undefined objects.These changes lay the foundation for a more modular and configurable toolbar component.
packages/toolbars/redoundo/src/Main.vue (4)
2-33: LGTM!The restructuring of the component's template and the consolidation of the icon props into an
optionsobject improve the component's structure and interface. The use oftoolbar-base-componentencapsulates the redo and undo functionality, making the code more organized and maintainable.
39-39: LGTM!The import statement for
ToolbarBaseComponentis correct and necessary for using thetoolbar-base-componentin the template.
43-44: LGTM!Registering the
ToolbarBaseComponentin thecomponentsoption is necessary for using it in the template.
47-50: LGTM!The
optionsprop replaces theundoIconandredoIconprops, and the default value of an empty object is appropriate for handling cases where theoptionsprop is not provided.packages/toolbars/collaboration/src/Main.vue (4)
2-46: LGTM!The restructuring of the template to use the
toolbar-base-componentand the addition of the tooltip for displaying the number of collaborators are great improvements. These changes enhance the modularity, flexibility, and user experience of the collaboration toolbar.
53-59: LGTM!The import and registration of the
ToolbarBaseComponentare correctly implemented.
60-64: LGTM!The
optionsprop is a valuable addition to the component, allowing for more dynamic behavior based on the provided configuration. The prop is correctly defined with an appropriate type and default value.
38-38: LGTM!The conditional rendering of the text based on the
options?.collapsedvalue is correctly implemented. The use of optional chaining ensures safe access to thecollapsedproperty.packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (5)
3-56: Great refactoring of the save toolbar template!The usage of
ToolbarBaseComponentimproves the modularity and reusability of the save toolbar. The button and popover are now more tightly integrated with the base component, enhancing the user interface and interaction. Moving the dialog box into the base component's slot allows for a cleaner separation of concerns.
64-65: The script changes look good!Importing the
ToolbarBaseComponentallows its usage in the template. TheuseCanvashook likely provides state management related to the save functionality. Replacing theoptionsprop withdelayOptionssuggests a more specific use case for the save interval settings. TheisSavedfunction is used to determine the visibility of dots in the toolbar.Also applies to: 80-80, 87-89, 93-98
79-80: The remaining changes look good!The
TinySelectcomponent is imported and added to thecomponentsoption, which is used for rendering the dropdown for save interval selection. TheiconExpandprop allows customization of the expand icon in the toolbar. ReturningisSavedanddelayOptionsfrom thesetupfunction makes them available in the template.Also applies to: 84-86, 161-161, 165-165
20-20: Verify the usage ofdelayOptionsin other parts of the codebase.The
delayOptionsarray provides a list of options for the save interval selection. Thetiny-selectcomponent uses thedelayOptionsto render the dropdown options. The selected value is bound to thestate.timeValueproperty.Please ensure that the
state.timeValueproperty is correctly used in other parts of the codebase to apply the selected save interval.Run the following script to verify the usage of
state.timeValue:#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the usage of `state.timeValue` in the codebase. # Test: Search for the usage of `state.timeValue`. Expect: Usage in relevant functions. rg --type vue -A 5 $'state\.timeValue'Also applies to: 94-98
6-6: Verify the implementation of theisSavedfunction.The
isSavedfunction is used to determine the visibility of dots in the toolbar. It likely returns a boolean value indicating whether the canvas is in a saved state. The returned value is used to conditionally show or hide the dots in the toolbar, providing a visual indication of the unsaved changes in the canvas.Please ensure that the
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isSavedfunction is correctly implemented and used.The
isSavedfunction is properly implemented within theuseCanvashook inpackages/canvas/DesignCanvas/src/api/useCanvas.js. It's a simple getter function that returns theisSavedproperty from thepageStateobject:const isSaved = () => pageState.isSavedThe
isSavedstate is initialized astrueand can be updated when changes are made to the canvas. The usage inMain.vue(showDots: !isSaved()) is consistent with this implementation, correctly showing dots when the canvas is not in a saved state.This implementation follows a common pattern for managing state in Vue applications and is being used consistently across multiple components in the project.
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packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (4)
9-30: Well-structured save settings popover!The implementation of the save settings popover is clean and well-organized. The manual trigger provides good control over visibility, and the use of
@click.stopprevents unintended event propagation.Consider adding an
aria-labelto the span element that toggles the popover to improve accessibility:- <span @click.stop="state.saveVisible = !state.saveVisible"> + <span @click.stop="state.saveVisible = !state.saveVisible" aria-label="Toggle save settings">
31-56: Effective implementation of the schema difference dialog!The use of
tiny-dialog-boxfor displaying Schema differences is well-implemented. The integration of the Monaco editor for diff viewing is an excellent choice, providing a powerful and familiar interface for developers.To enhance user experience, consider adding a loading indicator while the Monaco editor is initializing:
<vue-monaco v-if="state.visible" ref="editor" class="monaco-editor" :diffEditor="true" :options="editorOptions" :value="state.code" :original="state.originalCode" - ></vue-monaco> + > + <template #loading> + <div class="monaco-loading">Loading editor...</div> + </template> + </vue-monaco>
83-90: Good addition of the 'options' prop!The introduction of the 'options' prop with a default empty object value provides flexibility in configuring the component while maintaining safety against undefined errors.
Consider adding prop validation for the 'options' prop to ensure it receives the expected shape:
options: { type: Object, - default: () => ({}) + default: () => ({}), + validator: (value) => { + // Add your validation logic here + return true; + } }
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93-168: Good integration of useCanvas and addition of delayOptions!The use of the
useCanvashook to get theisSavedfunction aligns well with the component's functionality. The addition ofdelayOptionsfor save intervals provides a user-friendly set of predefined options.To improve code organization, consider extracting the
delayOptionsarray to a separate constants file:// constants.js export const DELAY_OPTIONS = [ { value: 5, label: '5分钟' }, { value: 10, label: '10分钟' }, { value: 15, label: '15分钟' } ]; // Main.vue import { DELAY_OPTIONS } from './constants'; // In setup function const delayOptions = DELAY_OPTIONS;This separation of concerns can make the code more maintainable, especially if these options need to be reused or modified in the future.
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packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (3)
3-8: Excellent refactoring using ToolbarBaseComponent!The introduction of
ToolbarBaseComponentsignificantly improves the modularity and reusability of the toolbar. The use of props for content, icon, and options, along with slots for button and default content, provides great flexibility for customization. The integration of the loading state directly in the content prop (isLoading ? '保存中' : '保存') is a nice touch for better user experience.
64-65: Proper import and registration of new components!The addition of
useCanvasandToolbarBaseComponentimports, along with their registration in the components object, aligns well with the template changes. This ensures that all necessary components are available and properly integrated into the component.Also applies to: 79-80
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1-280: Overall excellent refactoring and component enhancement!This refactoring significantly improves the save toolbar component by introducing the
ToolbarBaseComponent. The changes enhance modularity, reusability, and maintainability of the code. Key improvements include:
- Better separation of concerns with the use of
ToolbarBaseComponent.- Improved flexibility through the use of slots and props.
- Integration of the
useCanvashook for better state management.- Well-structured save settings popover and schema difference dialog.
The minor suggestions provided throughout the review (such as accessibility improvements and code organization) can further polish this already well-implemented component. Great job on this refactoring effort!
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packages/layout/src/DesignToolbars.vue (3)
4-9: Improved flexibility in left toolbar renderingThe addition of the
:optionsprop to the dynamically rendered components in the left toolbar enhances the configurability of each item. This change allows for more detailed and flexible toolbar item configurations, which is a positive improvement.
12-17: Consistent improvement in center toolbar renderingThe changes in the center toolbar section mirror those in the left toolbar, maintaining consistency across the component. This unified approach to enhancing toolbar item configurability is commendable and will likely improve the overall flexibility of the toolbar system.
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1-207: Overall improvement in toolbar configurabilityThe changes in this file consistently enhance the configurability of toolbar components across all sections (left, center, and right) by introducing the
:optionsprop. This aligns well with the PR objective of improving the top toolbar functionality and allowing for the inclusion of public components.However, it's worth noting that while these changes improve flexibility, they don't appear to introduce any breaking changes in this file. Given that the PR is marked as containing breaking changes, it might be beneficial to:
- Verify if the breaking changes are in other files not included in this review.
- If no breaking changes are found, consider updating the PR description to remove the breaking change indication.
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packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseIcon.vue (1)
19-48: Enhance clarity of theoptionsprop default value.The current default value for the
optionsprop is defined as an arrow function returning an empty object. While this is correct, it could be made more explicit to improve readability and maintainability.Consider updating the
optionsprop definition as follows:options: { type: Object, - default: () => {} + default: () => ({}) }This change makes it clear that the default value is an empty object, which can help prevent potential misunderstandings in the future.
packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseButton.vue (3)
1-10: LGTM! Consider adding ARIA attributes for accessibility.The template structure is well-organized and modular. The use of
v-bind="extendAttrs"provides flexibility for attribute binding, and the conditional rendering of dots is implemented correctly.To improve accessibility, consider adding appropriate ARIA attributes to the button. For example:
- <tiny-button v-bind="extendAttrs" class="toolbar-button"> + <tiny-button v-bind="extendAttrs" class="toolbar-button" :aria-label="content">This will ensure that screen readers can properly interpret the button's purpose.
11-40: LGTM! Consider adding prop validation for theoptionsprop.The script section is well-structured with appropriate imports, component registration, and prop definitions. The use of
injectforextend-attributesprovides a flexible way to extend button attributes.To improve robustness, consider adding validation for the
optionsprop. For example:options: { type: Object, - default: () => ({}) + default: () => ({}), + validator: (value) => { + return typeof value.showDots === 'boolean' || value.showDots === undefined; + } }This will ensure that the
showDotsproperty, if present, is always a boolean value.
41-71: LGTM! Consider using CSS variables for dimensions to improve flexibility.The styles are well-organized and make good use of CSS variables for colors, which allows for easy theming. The scoped styles ensure that they don't affect other components.
To improve flexibility, consider using CSS variables for dimensions as well. This would allow for easier customization of the button size. For example:
.toolbar-button { background-color: var(--ti-lowcode-toolbar-button-bg) !important; border: none; - min-width: 70px; - height: 26px; - line-height: 24px; + min-width: var(--ti-lowcode-toolbar-button-min-width, 70px); + height: var(--ti-lowcode-toolbar-button-height, 26px); + line-height: var(--ti-lowcode-toolbar-button-line-height, 24px); padding: 0 8px; border-radius: 4px; margin-right: 4px; }This change would allow users of the component to easily adjust the button dimensions if needed, while maintaining the default values.
packages/common/component/ToolbarBase.vue (3)
1-11: LGTM! Consider enhancing accessibility.The template structure is well-organized and flexible. It effectively uses dynamic components and slots for customization. The conditional rendering based on the collapsed state is a good UX consideration.
Consider adding appropriate ARIA attributes to enhance accessibility. For example, you could add
role="button"andtabindex="0"to the root span if it's intended to be interactive:- <span class="toolbar-item-wrap" @click="click"> + <span class="toolbar-item-wrap" @click="click" role="button" tabindex="0">This change would improve keyboard navigation and screen reader support.
23-66: LGTM! Consider improving the getRender method.The props, emits, and setup function are well-structured. The use of reactive state and computed properties is appropriate for managing component state.
Consider improving the getRender method to handle unexpected renderType values more gracefully:
const getRender = () => { switch (props.options.renderType) { case 'button': return ToolbarBaseButton case 'icon': return ToolbarBaseIcon default: - return false + console.warn(`Unexpected renderType: ${props.options.renderType}`) + return ToolbarBaseIcon // or ToolbarBaseButton, depending on your preference } }This change will provide a fallback component and log a warning for unexpected renderType values, improving robustness and debuggability.
68-77: LGTM! Consider using consistent units for margins.The style section is well-organized with scoped styles and appropriate use of CSS variables for theming.
For consistency, consider using the same unit for all margin values. Currently, you're using pixels for the split-line margin:
.split-line { color: var(--ti-lowcode-toolbar-border-color); - margin: 0 4px; + margin: 0 0.25rem; // Assuming 1rem = 16px font-size: 14px; }This change assumes that your project uses rem units for consistency across different screen sizes. Adjust the value as needed to match your project's conventions.
packages/common/component/index.js (1)
56-56: LGTM! Consider grouping related exports.The new export for
ToolbarBaseis correctly formatted and enhances the module's functionality. Great job!For improved organization, consider grouping related exports together. For instance, you might want to place this export near other toolbar-related components if they exist, or create a new section for toolbar components.
packages/toolbars/collaboration/src/Main.vue (1)
60-64: LGTM: Addition of options prop enhances configurabilityThe introduction of the
optionsprop with a default empty object is a good addition that enhances the component's configurability. This aligns well with the usage ofoptionsin the template.Suggestion: Consider adding JSDoc comments to document the structure and purpose of the
optionsprop. This will help other developers understand how to use this component effectively.Example documentation:
/** * @typedef {Object} Options * @property {Object} icon - Icon configuration * @property {string} icon.default - Default icon name * @property {boolean} collapsed - Whether the toolbar is in a collapsed state */ props: { /** * Configuration options for the collaboration toolbar * @type {Options} */ options: { type: Object, default: () => ({}) } }packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (3)
87-89: Document the expected structure of the options propThe modification of the
optionsprop to accept an object improves flexibility. However, it would be beneficial to provide documentation on the expected structure and possible values of this object. This will help other developers understand how to properly configure the component.Consider adding a comment or JSDoc to describe the expected properties within the
optionsobject. For example:/** * @typedef {Object} Options * @property {string} [icon.default] - The default icon for the save button * @property {boolean} [showDots] - Whether to show status dots * // Add other expected properties here */ /** * @type {Options} */ options: { type: Object, default: () => ({}) }
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93-99: Functionality enhancements with useCanvas and delayOptionsThe addition of
isSavedfromuseCanvasand thedelayOptionsarray improves the component's functionality. TheisSavedfunction is well-integrated into the template logic, and thedelayOptionsprovide a clear set of choices for save intervals.Consider extracting the
delayOptionsarray to a separate constant outside the component, possibly in a dedicated constants file. This would improve maintainability and allow for easier reuse across components if needed. For example:// In a separate constants.js file export const SAVE_DELAY_OPTIONS = [ { value: 5, label: '5分钟' }, { value: 10, label: '10分钟' }, { value: 15, label: '15分钟' } ]; // In your component import { SAVE_DELAY_OPTIONS } from './constants'; // ... setup() { const delayOptions = SAVE_DELAY_OPTIONS; // ... }Also applies to: 162-162
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1-280: Overall excellent refactoring with minor suggestions for improvementThe refactoring of this component using
ToolbarBaseand the integration ofuseCanvashas significantly improved its structure and modularity. The changes maintain existing functionality while enhancing flexibility and reusability.To further improve the component:
- Consider adding comments to explain the overall logic flow, especially around the interaction between the save button, popover, and dialog box.
- The
editorOptionsobject could be moved outside the setup function if it doesn't depend on reactive state, improving performance slightly.- Consider breaking down the template into smaller, named slots or components if it grows any larger, to maintain readability.
These minor adjustments would enhance the already well-structured component, making it even more maintainable and easier to understand for other developers.
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101-121: Script changes enhance component functionalityThe addition of the
ToolbarBaseimport and the newoptionsprop are consistent with the template changes, improving the component's flexibility. The proper registration ofTinySwitchresolves potential component recognition issues.Consider adding documentation for the
optionsprop to clarify its purpose and expected structure.Add a comment above the
optionsprop to describe its purpose and expected structure:options: { type: Object, default: () => ({}), // Add a comment here describing the purpose and structure of the options object }
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packages/common/component/toolbar-built-in/ToolbarBaseIcon.vue (2)
1-62: Overall, well-implemented component with minor suggestions for improvement.The
ToolbarBaseIconcomponent is well-structured and follows Vue.js best practices. It provides a flexible way to render icons with optional popover content and visual indicators (dots). The suggestions provided in the review comments aim to enhance its configurability and ensure proper styling. These minor improvements will make the component more robust and easier to use in various contexts.
50-62: Ensure proper positioning for the dots.The
.dotsclass uses absolute positioning, which is fine for precise placement. However, this requires that the parent element (likely the.iconor.icon-hideselement) has apositionvalue other than the defaultstatic.To ensure the dots are positioned correctly, please verify that the parent element has the appropriate positioning. You might want to add a style rule like this:
.icon { position: relative; }This will ensure that the absolutely positioned dots are placed relative to the icon container.
To verify this, you can run the following command to check if the
.iconclass has a position set:If this command doesn't return any results, consider adding the position rule to ensure proper dot positioning.
packages/toolbars/preview/src/Main.vue (3)
2-5: Improved modularity with ToolbarBase componentThe refactoring of the template to use the
ToolbarBasecomponent is a good improvement. It simplifies the structure and enhances modularity. The use of theoptionsprop for configuration and theclick-apievent for triggering the preview function is a clean approach.
12-12: Approved script changes with enhanced configurabilityThe script changes align well with the template updates. The removal of
TinyPopoverand the addition ofToolbarBaseimprove consistency. The newoptionsprop enhances the component's configurability, allowing for more flexible usage.Also applies to: 16-16, 19-22
19-22: Breaking change: Removal oficonpropThe removal of the
iconprop in favor of the more flexibleoptionsprop is a breaking change. This might affect existing usage of the component where theiconprop was directly used.To ensure this change doesn't cause unexpected issues, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the
iconprop with this component:packages/common/component/ToolbarBase.vue (2)
13-22: LGTM! Proper use of Composition API and component registration.The script section correctly imports necessary functions from Vue's Composition API and custom components. The component registration is done properly.
1-77: Great job on creating a flexible and reusable ToolbarBase component!This component is well-structured and follows Vue.js best practices. Here are some key strengths:
- Flexible rendering with dynamic components
- Use of slots for customization
- Reactive state management with the Composition API
- Scoped styles for encapsulation
The suggestions provided in the review will further enhance its robustness and maintainability. Great work on creating a solid foundation for toolbar items!
packages/common/component/index.js (1)
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1-71: Summary: ToolbarBase component successfully added to exportsThe addition of the
ToolbarBaseexport aligns well with the PR objectives of enhancing toolbar functionality. This change makes the new component available for use throughout the project, potentially enabling the integration of public components as mentioned in the PR summary.To ensure the
ToolbarBasecomponent is properly implemented and doesn't introduce any breaking changes, let's verify its usage:✅ Verification successful
ToolbarBase component successfully implemented and exported
The
ToolbarBasecomponent exists in thepackages/common/component/directory and is correctly exported for use within the project. No issues were found with its implementation or integration.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the implementation and usage of ToolbarBase component # Test 1: Check if ToolbarBase.vue exists echo "Checking if ToolbarBase.vue exists:" fd -t f "ToolbarBase.vue" --exec echo "Found: {}" # Test 2: Search for imports of ToolbarBase in the codebase echo -e "\nChecking for imports of ToolbarBase:" rg --type vue --type js "import.*ToolbarBase.*from.*common/component" -A 3Length of output: 375
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Re-verify the implementation and usage of ToolbarBase component by correcting rg command to search in .vue and .js files # Test 2: Search for imports of ToolbarBase in the codebase using file extensions echo -e "\nChecking for imports of ToolbarBase:" rg "import.*ToolbarBase.*from.*./common/component" -g "*.vue" -g "*.js" -A 3Length of output: 167
packages/toolbars/collaboration/src/Main.vue (4)
2-3: LGTM: Introduction of ToolbarBase enhances modularityThe introduction of the
ToolbarBasecomponent is a positive change that promotes modularity and reusability in the toolbar system. Passing theoptionsprop toToolbarBaseallows for flexible configuration, which is a good practice.Also applies to: 45-46
5-10: Verify changes to tiny-popover behaviorThe following changes have been made to the
tiny-popovercomponent:
- The
v-modelbinding has changed fromstate.insideVisibletostate.outsideVisible.- The trigger has been changed from "hover" to "click".
- A fixed width of 260 pixels has been added.
These modifications will significantly alter the popover's behavior and appearance. Please ensure that:
- The new visibility state (
outsideVisible) correctly manages the popover's display.- The change to a click trigger aligns with the intended user interaction design.
- The fixed width of 260 pixels is appropriate for all content scenarios.
53-53: LGTM: Proper import and registration of ToolbarBaseThe
ToolbarBasecomponent is correctly imported from '@opentiny/tiny-engine-common' and properly registered in the components object. This change aligns with the introduction of theToolbarBasein the template.Also applies to: 57-59
34-39:⚠️ Potential issuePrevent potential runtime errors when accessing icon properties
The new icon rendering logic introduces a potential runtime error. If
options.iconis undefined, accessingoptions.icon.defaultwill throw an error. To prevent this, consider using optional chaining:-<svg-icon v-if="state.url" :name="options.icon.default"></svg-icon> +<svg-icon v-if="state.url" :name="options.icon?.default"></svg-icon>Additionally, the condition
v-if="options?.collapsed"is used for the text "多人协作". Ensure that this condition correctly determines when to show this text based on the toolbar's collapsed state.Likely invalid or redundant comment.
packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vue (2)
3-56: Excellent refactoring using ToolbarBase componentThe implementation of the ToolbarBase component significantly improves the structure and modularity of the save toolbar. By utilizing slots for button content and additional functionality, it maintains flexibility while promoting reusability. This refactoring enhances maintainability and aligns with best practices in component design.
64-65: New imports and components added correctlyThe addition of
useCanvasandToolbarBaseimports, along with their inclusion in the components object, aligns well with the template changes. This ensures proper integration of the new functionality.Could you please clarify the specific use of the
useCanvashook in this component? It's imported but not immediately clear where it's being used.Also applies to: 79-80
✅ Verification successful
Confirmed usage of
useCanvasThe
useCanvashook is correctly utilized in the component to retrieveisSaved. No further actions are required.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Verify the usage of useCanvas in the component without specifying file type rg 'useCanvas' packages/toolbars/save/src/Main.vueLength of output: 150
packages/toolbars/media/src/Main.vue (2)
2-93: Improved component structure with ToolbarBaseThe refactoring to use
<toolbar-base>enhances the modularity and reusability of the toolbar component. This change aligns with Vue.js best practices for component-based architecture, potentially making it easier to maintain and extend the toolbar functionality in the future.
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1-524: Overall improvement in component structure and maintainabilityThe refactoring of the
Main.vuecomponent to useToolbarBaseis a positive change that enhances the modularity and maintainability of the code. The core functionality of the toolbar remains intact while the component structure has been improved. This change aligns with Vue.js best practices and should make future extensions or modifications easier.Key improvements:
- Introduction of
ToolbarBasefor better encapsulation- Addition of the
optionsprop for increased flexibility- Proper registration of all child components
These changes contribute to a more robust and maintainable codebase.
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…ny#798) * fix(toolbars): 对于工具栏的定制化的改动，图标可替换，且可以替换展示方式（图标或按钮），同事按钮可以传入属性和样式 * fix(toolbars): 对于工具栏的定制化的改动，图标可替换，且可以替换展示方式（图标或按钮），同事按钮可以传入属性和样式 * fix(toolbars): 对于工具栏的定制化的改动，图标可替换，且可以替换展示方式（图标或按钮），同事按钮可以传入属性和样式 * feat: 工具栏定制化改造 * feat(toolbars): 头部工具栏改造，新增公共可引入组件 * feat(toolbars): package.json添加layout依赖 * feat(toolbars): 头部工具栏改造，导出toolbar公共组件 * feat(toolbar): 修复review意见，将配置项移动到options中 * feat(toolbar): 删除工具栏组件冗余属性，采用了import原组件并定制的方式扩展其余属性 * feat(toolbar): 处理工具栏代码冲突 * feat(toolbar): 修改公共toolbar组件名称，并移到common目录下 * feat(toolbar): 修改部分review意见 * feat(toolbar): 默认工具栏按钮移除边框
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New Features
ToolbarBaseButtoncomponent, allowing for customizable button features within toolbars.optionsprop for improved configurability.Bug Fixes
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toolbar-basecomponent for better organization and maintainability.toolbar-base, enhancing usability and clarity.Documentation