refactor(drop-times): [drop-times] refactor the theme

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated CSS styling for the drop-times component, enhancing visual consistency and responsiveness.

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved issues with hover and selected state styles to improve user interaction feedback.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on the drop-times component's CSS, specifically updating class definitions and variable references. The method for injecting CSS variables has been modified from .component-css-vars-drop-times() to .inject-DropTimes-vars(). Additionally, several variable prefixes have been changed from --ti- to --tv-, impacting various styling properties such as font size, padding, and background colors.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less,	Updated method call from .component-css-vars-drop-times() to .inject-DropTimes-vars().
packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less	Changed variable prefixes from --ti- to --tv- for various CSS properties, updating references accordingly.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(time-picker): [time-picker] updata time frame xdesign #2092: Changes in the index.less file for the picker component involve CSS style adjustments, which may relate to the overall theme structure but do not directly connect to the specific changes in the drop-times component.
• feat: optimize theme style variables #2157: This PR involves renaming CSS variables from --ti- to --tv-, which aligns with the variable renaming in the main PR, indicating a broader theme update.
• refactor(select): [select] refactor theme vars for select #2232: The changes in the select component involve a similar renaming of CSS variables and a shift in how styles are managed, which is consistent with the updates made in the main PR.
• refactor(tabs): [tabs] refactor the Tabs Theme #2270: The refactoring of the Tabs theme includes updates to variable naming conventions, which parallels the changes in the main PR regarding CSS variable prefixes.
• refactor(link): [link] refactor the link theme #2273: The link theme refactor also involves renaming CSS variables from --ti- to --tv-, aligning with the changes made in the main PR regarding variable naming conventions.

Suggested reviewers

• zzcr

🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
CSS whispers, dispelling gloom.
From --ti- to --tv- we hop,
Styling fresh, we’ll never stop!
With .inject-DropTimes-vars() in play,
Our dropdowns dance in a brand new way! 🌼

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 766f054 and fc963bb.

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• packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less (1 hunks)
• packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (13)

packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less (7)

15-15: Approve font size variable update.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-font-size: 14px; to --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-md); improves consistency in naming conventions and enhances theme maintainability by using a predefined variable for font size.

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17-17: Approve padding variable update.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-padding: 0 16px; to --tv-DropTimes-item-padding: 0 var(--tv-space-xl); improves consistency in naming conventions and enhances theme maintainability by using a predefined variable for spacing.

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19-19: Approve naming convention, but verify font weight change.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-selected-font-weight: 500; to --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-font-weight: var(--tv-font-weight-regular); improves naming consistency and theme maintainability. However, changing from 500 (medium) to regular might reduce the visual emphasis of selected items.

Please confirm if this change in font weight for selected items is intentional and aligns with the design requirements. If not, consider using var(--tv-font-weight-medium) instead.

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21-21: Approve selected color variable update.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-selected-color: var(--ti-common-color-text-link, #1476ff); to --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-color: var(--tv-color-text-active); improves naming consistency and enhances theme-wide color consistency by using a more generic variable.

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23-23: Approve naming convention, but verify background color change for selected hover state.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-select-hover-bg-color: var(--ti-common-color-selected-background, #f5f5f5); to --tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg); improves naming consistency. However, using the generic background color (--tv-color-bg) for the hover state of selected items might not provide sufficient visual feedback.

Please confirm if this change in background color for the hover state of selected items is intentional and aligns with the design requirements. Consider using a variable that provides a distinct hover effect, such as var(--tv-color-bg-hover) or a new variable specifically for this state.

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25-25: Approve hover background color variable update.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-hover-bg-color: var(--ti-common-color-bg-disabled, #f0f0f0); to --tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-hover); improves naming consistency and enhances semantic clarity by using a variable specifically designed for hover states.

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13-13: Approve function name change and verify its usage.

The function name change from .component-css-vars-drop-times() to .inject-DropTimes-vars() improves consistency and clarity. It follows a better naming convention and more accurately describes the function's purpose.

Please verify that this function name change has been applied consistently across the codebase. Run the following script to check for any remaining occurrences of the old function name:

packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less (6)

Line range hint 1-39: Summary of the drop-times theme refactoring

The changes in this file are part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable naming and injection across the component. The new naming convention (tv-ComponentName-property) improves consistency and readability. Here are the key points to address:

1. Verify that the new .inject-DropTimes-vars() method is properly defined and used consistently across the codebase.
2. Ensure that all new CSS variables (--tv-DropTimes-*) are defined in the appropriate files.
3. Consider changing --tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color to --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-hover-bg-color for consistency.
4. Double-check that there are no remaining occurrences of the old variable naming convention (--ti-drop-times-*) in other files.

Overall, these changes improve the maintainability of the drop-times component styling. Once the above points are addressed, this refactoring will significantly enhance the consistency of the codebase.

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24-24: Approve the updated CSS variable name for font-size.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-font-size to --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size is consistent with the refactoring effort. The new naming convention (tv-ComponentName-property) appears more structured and could improve maintainability.

Let's verify the definition of the new variable:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size

# Test: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-font-size:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-font-size\s*:" -g '!index.less'

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29-29: Approve the updated CSS variable name for hover background color.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-hover-bg-color to --tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color aligns with the ongoing refactoring effort. The new naming convention (tv-ComponentName-property) maintains consistency across the component.

Let's verify the definition of the new variable:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color

# Test: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-hover-bg-color\s*:" -g '!index.less'

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25-25: Approve the updated CSS variable name for padding.

The change from --ti-drop-times-item-padding to --tv-DropTimes-item-padding is consistent with the ongoing refactoring. The new naming convention (tv-ComponentName-property) maintains consistency with other variable updates.

Let's verify the definition of the new variable:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-padding

# Test: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-padding
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-padding:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-padding\s*:" -g '!index.less'

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33-35: Approve the updated CSS variable names for selected item styles.

The changes from --ti-drop-times-* to --tv-DropTimes-* for font-weight, color, and background-color of selected items are consistent with the ongoing refactoring effort. The new naming convention (tv-ComponentName-property) maintains consistency across the component.

However, there's a slight inconsistency in the last variable name: --tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color uses "select" instead of "selected". Consider changing it to --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-hover-bg-color for consistency.

Let's verify the definitions of the new variables:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definitions of new CSS variables for selected item styles

# Test 1: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-font-weight
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-font-weight:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-selected-font-weight\s*:" -g '!index.less'

# Test 2: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-color
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-selected-color:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-selected-color\s*:" -g '!index.less'

# Test 3: Search for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color
echo "Searching for the definition of --tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color:"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-select-hover-bg-color\s*:" -g '!index.less'

# Test 4: Check if there's a variable with "selected" instead of "select"
echo "Checking for a variable with 'selected' instead of 'select':"
rg --type less "--tv-DropTimes-item-selected-hover-bg-color\s*:" -g '!index.less'

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21-21: Approve the updated variable injection method.

The change from .component-css-vars-drop-times() to .inject-DropTimes-vars() appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort to standardize variable injection across components. This new naming convention could improve code readability and maintainability.

To ensure consistency, let's verify the definition and usage of the new method:

✅ Verification successful

Variable injection method successfully updated.

The definition of .inject-DropTimes-vars() is present in packages/theme/src/drop-times/vars.less, and there are no remaining usages of .component-css-vars-drop-times(). The new method is consistently used across the codebase.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition and usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars()

# Test 1: Check for the definition of .inject-DropTimes-vars()
echo "Searching for the definition of .inject-DropTimes-vars():"
rg --type less "\.inject-DropTimes-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{" -g '!index.less'

# Test 2: Check for any remaining usage of .component-css-vars-drop-times()
echo "Checking for any remaining usage of .component-css-vars-drop-times():"
rg --type less "\.component-css-vars-drop-times\s*\(\s*\)"

# Test 3: Check for consistent usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars() in other files
echo "Checking for consistent usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars() in other files:"
rg --type less "\.inject-DropTimes-vars\s*\(\s*\)" -g '!index.less'

Length of output: 2711

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the definition and usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars() and .component-css-vars-drop-times()

# Test 1: Check for the definition of .inject-DropTimes-vars()
echo "Searching for the definition of .inject-DropTimes-vars():"
rg --type less -e '\.inject-DropTimes-vars\s*\(\s*\)\s*\{' -g '!packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less'

# Test 2: Check for any remaining usage of .component-css-vars-drop-times()
echo "Checking for any remaining usage of .component-css-vars-drop-times():"
rg --type less -e '\.component-css-vars-drop-times\s*\(\s*\)' -g '!packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less'

# Test 3: Check for consistent usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars() in other files
echo "Checking for consistent usage of .inject-DropTimes-vars() in other files:"
rg --type less -e '\.inject-DropTimes-vars\s*\(\s*\)' -g '!packages/theme/src/drop-times/index.less'

Length of output: 886

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