fix(theme-base): update theme-base package and add common file
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New Features
- Introduced a comprehensive set of custom CSS variables for theming, including background colors, text colors, borders, and button styles, enhancing design consistency across the application.
- Implemented a more modular approach to theme styling with dynamic loading of theme-specific styles based on the environment variable.
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Style
- Updated various components' color variables to utilize new common color variables, improving visual consistency and alignment with the updated design theme across the application.
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Refactor
- Improved organization of CSS variable declarations to facilitate easier theming and maintainability throughout the application.
- Removed previously defined exported theme objects to streamline theme management.
- Introduced new files for light and dark theme configurations, allowing for future customization of TinyVue components.
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Walkthrough
The recent updates to the application enhance its theming capabilities by introducing an organized collection of CSS custom properties for visual elements such as background colors, borders, and text hues. This modular approach allows for simplified customization and promotes consistency across UI components. Additionally, various theme management files have been updated or introduced, improving the overall structure and maintainability of the styling system.
Changes
| Files/Groups | Change Summary |
|---|---|
packages/theme/base/src/common.less |
Introduced a comprehensive set of CSS custom properties for visual elements (e.g., backgrounds, text colors, borders) organized by type, enhancing theming consistency and usability. |
packages/theme/light/block.less, packages/theme/light/events.less, packages/theme/light/help.less |
Updated various color variables in block, event, and help components to utilize new common color variables, improving visual consistency across these UI elements. |
packages/theme/base/src/index.js, packages/design-core/src/init.js |
Removed previous theme exports (tinyEngineThemeLight and tinyEngineThemeDark) and modified TinyThemeTool initialization, shifting to a new theme management approach with imports of tinyThemeLightVars and tinyThemeDarkVars. |
packages/theme/base/src/dark/dark-common.js, packages/theme/base/src/light/light-common.js |
Introduced new files for dark and light theme configurations (dark-common.js and light-common.js), each exporting an empty object for future theme properties, supporting modular theme management. |
packages/theme/base/src/base.less |
New file defining a comprehensive set of CSS custom properties for a consistent design system across the application. |
packages/plugins/block/src/Main.vue, packages/plugins/data/src/DataSourceList.vue, packages/plugins/i18n/src/Main.vue, packages/plugins/materials/src/meta/block/src/BlockGroup.vue, packages/plugins/page/src/PageInputOutput.vue, packages/plugins/page/src/PageSetting.vue, packages/plugins/tree/src/Main.vue, packages/settings/events/src/components/AdvanceConfig.vue, packages/settings/panel/src/Main.vue |
Multiple adjustments to CSS properties within various components to enhance styling consistency and visual feedback, including changes to hover states, margin removals, and variable updates. |
packages/theme/light/index.less, packages/theme/light/pageManage.less, packages/theme/light/datasource.less, packages/theme/light/variable.less, packages/theme/light/tree.less |
Various updates to CSS custom properties, including renaming and reorganization to align with a unified naming convention, improving maintainability across the styling framework. |
Possibly related PRs
- #624: This PR introduces a new package for
tiny-engine-theme-base, which is directly related to the theming changes in the main PR.
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