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docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/legend/LegendAndProgress.vue (1)
12-13: LGTM! Consider clarifying prop renaming and updating docs.The changes look good and improve the component's flexibility. A few points to consider:
The renaming of
slidertolegendwhen passing it down to the slot might be intentional, but it could lead to confusion. Consider adding a comment explaining the reason for this renaming.Don't forget to update the component's documentation to reflect these changes in the slot API.
Would you like assistance in updating the documentation for this component?
docs/.vuepress/theme/components/Base/VEP.vue (1)
8-10: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The new
circle-progressslot is well-implemented and aligns with the PR objective. It follows Vue.js best practices for scoped slots and enhances the component's flexibility by allowing attribute passing.Consider adding a brief comment above the new slot to explain its purpose and usage. This would improve the code's self-documentation. For example:
<!-- Slot for customizing the circle progress component --> <template #circle-progress="{ attrs }"> <slot name="circle-progress" :attrs="attrs"></slot> </template>docs/.vuepress/theme/components/Base/CardLink.vue (1)
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1-46: Suggestions for code improvementsWhile the current implementation works, here are some suggestions to improve the code quality and maintainability:
Move inline styles to the scoped style section:
- Remove
style="padding-top: 0; margin: 0"from the<h4>element.- Remove
style="margin-top: 16px"from the<p>element.- Add corresponding styles in the scoped style section.
Remove
!importantfrom text-decoration:
- The
!importantflag fortext-decoration: nonemight be unnecessary if proper CSS specificity is used.Make the transition property more specific:
- Instead of
transition: 0.3s, specify which properties should transition for better performance.Here's a suggested refactor for the
<style>section:<style scoped lang="scss"> .card-link { display: block; height: 100%; text-decoration: none; transition: background-color 0.3s; border-radius: 10px; border: 2px solid rgba(151, 151, 151, 0.2); box-sizing: border-box; &:hover { background-color: rgba(151, 151, 151, 0.06); } } .card-link-container { padding: 14px; } .card-link-title { letter-spacing: 0.05rem; font-size: 1rem; padding-top: 0; margin: 0; } .card-link-content { font-size: 1rem; color: var(--vp-c-text); margin: 16px 0 0; } </style>These changes will improve the maintainability and performance of the component while keeping the same visual appearance.
docs/guide/options/determinate.md (1)
12-14: Consider adjusting the placement of the custom loader tip.The addition of the custom loader tip is valuable, providing users with more customization options. However, its current placement between the
determinatestate explanation and usage examples might slightly disrupt the flow of information.Consider moving this tip either:
- To the end of the document, after the examples, or
- To the beginning, right after the initial explanation of the
determinatestate.This adjustment would maintain a clearer separation between the core
determinatefunctionality and additional customization options.docs/guide/options/fontSize.md (2)
12-13: Improved readability and link accuracy.The separation of
legendFormatterandslotsinto two lines enhances readability. The updated link forslotsis more specific, which should improve navigation.Consider adding a brief description of what each link leads to, to give users more context. For example:
The property **[`legendFormatter`](./legendFormatter.md)** (for custom legend formatting) and **[`slots`](../slots/default.md)** (for custom content) offer much more flexibility for customization
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28-33: Improved code example clarity.The updated code example now clearly demonstrates two different font sizes, which is more informative for users. The removal of the redundant template tag streamlines the presentation.
For consistency with the example above, consider using
ve-progressinstead ofv-e-pin the example container. This would make the documentation more uniform:<ve-progress :progress="progress" :loading="loading" :no-data="noData" :determinate="determinate" font-size="2rem"></ve-progress> <ve-progress :progress="progress" :loading="loading" :no-data="noData" :determinate="determinate" font-size="10px"></ve-progress>docs/guide/slots/legend-caption.md (4)
1-3: LGTM! Consider a minor clarification.The title and description effectively introduce the
legend-captionslot. To enhance clarity, you might consider adding a comma after "In this slot" in the description:- In this slot you can put any HTML and style it on your own. This slot is aligned below the legend. + In this slot, you can put any HTML and style it on your own. This slot is aligned below the legend.This change is optional and doesn't affect the overall quality of the documentation.
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Context: #legend-captionIn this slot you can put any HTML and style it on yo...(DURING_THAT_TIME_COMMA)
5-15: Consider adjusting the heading level for consistency.The Usage section effectively demonstrates how to use the
legend-captionslot. The code example is clear and helpful. However, to maintain a consistent document structure, consider changing the heading level:- ### Usage 📜 + ## Usage 📜This change ensures that heading levels increment by only one level at a time, improving the overall document structure.
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17-17: Adjust the heading level for consistency.To maintain a consistent document structure, consider changing the heading level of the Examples section:
- ### Examples + ## ExamplesThis change aligns with the previous suggestion and ensures a logical hierarchy in the document.
19-52: LGTM! Consider adding a brief explanation.The example effectively demonstrates the usage of both
legendandcaptionslots in theve-progresscomponent. The inclusion of both the rendered output and the corresponding code is particularly helpful for users.To further enhance the documentation:
- Consider adding a brief explanation before the example to set the context and explain what users should expect to see.
- You might want to clarify that this example uses the
captionslot, which is different from thelegend-captionslot introduced earlier in the document. This could prevent potential confusion for users.Example addition:
## Examples The following example demonstrates how to use both the `legend` and `caption` slots in the `ve-progress` component. Note that the `caption` slot shown here is different from the `legend-caption` slot introduced earlier. <example-container :range="[0, 200]"> ...These minor additions would provide more context and clarity to the users reading the documentation.
docs/guide/options/nodata.md (1)
10-10: Improved clarity in documentation.The addition of the word "state" in the phrase "In the
noDatastate" enhances the clarity of the documentation. This change effectively communicates thatnoDatais a specific state of the component, which aligns well with the overall context of the documentation.Consider applying this minor improvement consistently throughout the document. For example, you could update the first sentence of the paragraph to read:
The component provides a `noData` state for cases where your data is not available.This would further reinforce the concept of
noDataas a state.docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/legendFormatter/LegendFormatterProps.vue (1)
28-30: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The changes to the
#codeslot enhance its capabilities by providing access to theslidervalue and a formattedlegendprop. This allows for more dynamic and precise legend formatting, which is great for improving the component's flexibility.Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of the
00${slider}.000formatting. This would help future developers understand the intention behind this specific format. For example:<template #code="{ progress, slider }"> <!-- Format legend as a precise measurement with 3 decimal places --> <slot name="code" :progress="progress" :legend="`00${slider}.000`"> </slot> </template>docs/guide/options/hideLegend.md (1)
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42-47: Approve the new example with a suggestion for the caption.The addition of a new
ve-progresscomponent example with a customlegendattribute is valuable. It enhances the documentation by demonstrating how thehide-legendproperty interacts with a specific legend value.Consider refining the caption for clarity:
- "legend"as circle legend + "legend" as circle legendThis small change improves readability and ensures consistent formatting.
docs/guide/slots/legend.md (1)
1-58: Overall excellent documentation with room for minor improvementThe documentation for the deprecated
legendslot is comprehensive, well-structured, and informative. It effectively communicates the slot's purpose, usage, and provides clear examples. The deprecation warning is prominently displayed, which is crucial for users.To further improve the documentation:
- Consider adding a brief note explaining why the
legendslot is deprecated and recommending the use of thedefaultslot instead. This will help guide users towards the preferred approach.Add a recommendation after the description, for example:
It is recommended to use the `default` slot for new implementations, as it provides more flexibility and is actively maintained.Great job on creating clear and helpful documentation!
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package.json (1)
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48-56: Update packageRules to allow release candidate versionsThe
packageRulessection currently prevents the use of pre-release versions forvuepressand@vuepress/client. However, thedevDependenciesnow include release candidate (rc) versions of these packages. This inconsistency may cause issues with future updates.To align the
packageRuleswith the current dependency versions, consider updating the rule as follows:"packageRules": [ { "packageNames": [ "vuepress", "@vuepress/client" ], - "allowedVersions": "!/pre.*$/" + "allowedVersions": "!/^\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+-(?!rc).*$/" } ]This updated rule will allow release candidate versions while still preventing other pre-release versions.
docs/guide/options/loader.md (1)
11-13: Approved with a minor suggestion for clarity.The changes improve the documentation by:
- Adding the
lineModelink, which enhances consistency with other property links.- Clarifying that
durationandopacityare specific to the loading circle.These updates align well with the documentation's purpose and improve overall clarity.
Consider rephrasing the sentence for even better clarity:
- `duration` and `opacity` are specific for loading circle. Any valid CSS - opacity value can be set as `opacity`. `duration` specifies the speed of the loader animation in milliseconds. + `duration` and `opacity` are specific to the loading circle. `opacity` accepts any valid CSS + opacity value, while `duration` specifies the speed of the loader animation in milliseconds.This minor adjustment improves readability and maintains a consistent style throughout the documentation.
docs/guide/slots/default.md (4)
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1-7: Improved documentation structure and clarity.The changes to this section enhance the documentation by:
- Elevating the importance of the
defaultslot with a top-level heading.- Providing a more comprehensive explanation of the slot's functionality.
- Drawing a helpful comparison to the
legendFormatter.These improvements will aid users in understanding and utilizing the
defaultslot effectively.Consider adding a brief example or use case in the description to further illustrate when a user might choose to use this slot over the
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9-19: Clear and concise usage example provided.The usage example effectively demonstrates how to implement the
defaultslot in a Vue template. It clearly shows how to access thecounterTickproperty from the scoped slot props.To make the example even more informative, consider adding a comment explaining what
counterTick.currentValuerepresents (e.g., the current progress value). This would help users understand the purpose of this property more quickly.🧰 Tools
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21-48: Comprehensive example demonstrating slot flexibility.This example effectively illustrates the versatility of the
defaultslot by showcasing:
- Custom layout with multiple elements.
- Inline styling for specific elements.
- Dynamic content insertion using the
counterTick.currentValue.The example provides users with a clear understanding of how they can customize the legend's appearance.
To further enhance this example, consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of this particular customization. For instance, you could mention how this approach might be useful for creating a more visually appealing or informative legend.
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50-109: Advanced example showcasing complex customization.This comprehensive example effectively demonstrates:
- Custom formatting of the progress value using
Intl.NumberFormat.- Dynamic styling based on the current progress value.
- Utilization of multiple slots (
defaultandlegend-caption).- Integration of the slot with component logic in the script section.
These advanced features provide users with a deep understanding of the slot's capabilities.
To improve the clarity of this complex example:
- Consider breaking it down into smaller, focused examples, each highlighting a specific advanced feature.
- Add comments within the code to explain the purpose of each customization.
- Provide a brief explanation before the code snippet to set context for the advanced features being demonstrated.
These changes would make the advanced concepts more digestible for users of varying skill levels.
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docs/guide/options/thickness.md (1)
55-56: Great improvement in explaining percentage-based thickness!The rephrased explanation clearly emphasizes that thickness can be specified as a percentage when defined as a string. The explicit mention of scaling relative to the
sizeis particularly helpful.For consistency with the earlier description, consider adding a link to the
sizedocumentation:-allowing it to scale relative to the **[`size`](./size.md)**: +allowing it to scale relative to the **[`size`](./size.md)** option:docs/guide/options/data.md (1)
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99-109: New example demonstrates advanced configuration options.This example effectively showcases advanced usage of the
ve-progresscomponent, including properties likeempty-color,dot, andreverse. The use ofdata5is consistent with the previous changes.Consider adding the
reversevariable to the template variables list in line 84 for consistency:- <template #code4="{ progress, data4, data5, data6, data7, angle }"> + <template #code4="{ progress, data4, data5, data6, data7, angle, reverse }">docs/guide/options/emptyThickness.md (3)
9-10: Improved clarity in the description. Consider a minor enhancement.The updated description provides a clearer explanation of the
emptyThicknessproperty. It now explicitly states that it can be a Number >=0 or a percentage value as a String, which is more precise than the previous version. The addition of how percentage values relate to thesizeproperty is particularly helpful.Consider adding an example value in parentheses for both Number and String cases to make it even clearer. For instance:
Defines the empty line thickness as a Number >=0 (e.g., 5) or a percentage value as a String (e.g., "10%"). When specified as a percentage, the thickness is calculated relative to **[`size`](./size.md)**.
55-56: Good addition of percentage scaling information. Consider minor rewording for consistency.This addition provides valuable context for using percentage values with
emptyThickness. It reinforces the concept introduced earlier and sets up the examples that follow nicely.For consistency with the earlier description, consider rewording slightly:
When defined as a String, the thickness can be specified as a percentage, allowing it to scale relative to the **[`size`](./size.md)** property:This change maintains consistency with the earlier mention of "String" for percentage values and explicitly mentions "property" for
size.
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1-100: Overall improvements to the documentation are excellent. Consider enhancing the examples section further.The changes to this documentation file significantly improve its clarity and usefulness. The rewording of descriptions and the enhancement of examples make the
emptyThicknessproperty easier to understand and use.To further improve the examples section, consider adding a brief comment above each example to explain what it's demonstrating. For instance:
<!-- Demonstrating different numeric values for empty-thickness --> <ve-progress :progress="50" :empty-thickness="1" /> <ve-progress :progress="50" :empty-thickness="5" /> <ve-progress :progress="50" :empty-thickness="15" /> <ve-progress :progress="50" :empty-thickness="25" /> <!-- Demonstrating percentage-based empty-thickness scaling with size --> <ve-progress :progress="50" :size="100" empty-thickness="10%" /> <ve-progress :progress="50" :size="200" empty-thickness="10%" /> <ve-progress :progress="50" :size="300" empty-thickness="10%" />This addition would help users quickly understand the purpose of each example.
docs/guide/options/legendFormatter.md (2)
25-28: LGTM: Added table for exposed props with a minor suggestionThe new table clearly describes the exposed props
currentValueandcurrentFormattedValue, which is very helpful for users implementing custom legend formatters.Consider adding a brief introductory sentence before the table to provide context, such as:
+The following properties are exposed to the `legendFormatter` function: + | Exposed props | |
101-114: LGTM: Updated example to use<script setup>with a minor suggestionThe code example has been effectively updated to use the
<script setup>syntax, aligning with Vue 3's Composition API. ThecustomFormatterfunction now demonstrates the usage of the newly exposedcurrentFormattedValueprop.For consistency with the earlier examples, consider using an arrow function for
customFormatter:-const customFormatter = (counterTickProps) => { +const customFormatter = ({ currentFormattedValue }) => { return `"currentFormattedValue": - ${counterTickProps.currentFormattedValue} + ${currentFormattedValue} `; }This change would also demonstrate object destructuring, which is a common pattern in Vue 3 components.
docs/guide/options/legend.md (1)
39-50: LGTM! Consider adding a brief comment for clarity.The updated example effectively demonstrates the usage of
legendandprogressproperties using Vue 3's Composition API. The code is concise and follows best practices.To enhance readability, consider adding a brief comment explaining the relationship between
legend,maxLegendValue, andprogress. For example:<script setup> const maxLegendValue = ref(4000); const legend = ref(2000); // Calculate progress as a percentage of legend value relative to maxLegendValue const progress = computed(() => { return (legend.value * 100) / maxLegendValue.value; }); </script>docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/emptyColorFill/EmptyColorFillGradientCrazy.vue (1)
75-76: Enhance slot usage and improve documentationGreat job on enhancing the
#codeslot by passing theprogressandstateparameters. This change increases the flexibility of the component. However, I have a few suggestions to further improve this implementation:
- Consider passing both
progressandstateto the nested slot for consistency:<slot name="code" :progress="progress" :state="state"> </slot>
- It would be beneficial to add a comment explaining the purpose and expected usage of these parameters. This will improve maintainability and make it easier for other developers to understand and use the component correctly.
docs/.vuepress/config.js (1)
209-211: Consider enabling line numbers for code blocks.The addition of
prismjsPluginis a good enhancement for syntax highlighting. However, you might want to consider enabling line numbers for better code readability and easier referencing.You could modify the configuration to enable line numbers:
prismjsPlugin({ - lineNumbers: false, + lineNumbers: true, }),docs/guide/options/README.md (1)
9-9: Approve change and suggest minor improvement.The addition of the link to the slots documentation is beneficial. However, consider adding a comma after "Also" for better readability.
-> Also make sure to check **[slots](../slots/default.md)** +> Also, make sure to check **[slots](../slots/default.md)**🧰 Tools
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204-236: Good addition of chart legend, but consider improvementsThe addition of a chart legend is a great improvement for usability. However, there are a few suggestions to enhance this further:
Consider moving the inline styles to a CSS class for better maintainability. This would allow for easier updates and consistency across the application.
The text "Data" is repeated for each legend item. It would be more informative to use specific labels that describe what each color represents.
For accessibility, consider adding
aria-labelattributes to the legend items.Here's an example of how you could refactor this:
<div> <div v-for="(item, index) in legendItems" :key="index"> <span class="chart-legend" :style="{ backgroundColor: item.color }" :aria-label="`Legend color for ${item.label}`" ></span> <span>{{ item.label }}</span> </div> </div>Then in your script section:
data: () => ({ // ... other data properties legendItems: [ { color: '#7b68ee', label: 'Sales' }, { color: '#f08080', label: 'Revenue' }, { color: 'LightSeaGreen', label: 'Profits' }, { color: '#3cb371', label: 'Growth' }, ], }),This approach would make the code more maintainable and the legend more informative.
docs/guide/slots/circle-progress.md (4)
37-51: Fix typo in the attributes table.The attributes table provides valuable information about the
attrsobject properties. However, there's a minor typo in the "position" property name.Please apply the following change:
-| `postion` | calculated position to place the circle correctly inside the SVG | +| `position` | calculated position to place the circle correctly inside the SVG |The note about future TypeScript support is helpful for developers.
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Context: ...ntains all the necessary data to create a circle progress. Here a few important properties: | Pr...(A_UNCOUNTABLE_NOUN)
53-186: Consider expanding the tip about SVG path length.The "Slot recipe" section provides clear steps for using the slot. The tip about getting the path length is helpful, but it could be expanded to provide more context.
Consider adding more information to the tip, such as:
::: tip Getting the path length You can use `svgElement.getTotalLength()` to get the path length of the SVG element. This method returns the total length of all paths in the SVG, which is necessary for accurately calculating the progress offset. In the future, this experimental feature might be improved to overcome this inconvenience. :::This additional information helps developers understand why the path length is important and how it's used in the context of the
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Context: ...recreate the default circle progress. I assume often you will use the slot to apply some cus...(ADVERB_WORD_ORDER)
173-388: Consider adding explanatory comments to complex SVG examples.The "Beyond the circle" section effectively demonstrates the flexibility of the
circle-progressslot with custom SVG shapes. However, the complexity of these examples might be overwhelming for some users.To improve readability and understanding, consider adding explanatory comments to the SVG path data and other complex parts of the examples. For instance:
<path ref="flower" :stroke-width="1" :stroke="attrs.color" :stroke-dashoffset=" attrs.calculateProgressOffset(flowerPathLength) " :stroke-dasharray="flowerPathLength" fill="rgba(255, 251, 0, 1)" :style="attrs.baseStyles" d="M52.6 26.5c0-2.6-2.1-4.8-4.8-4.8h-3.7l3.2-1.9c2.3-1.3 3.1-4.2 1.7-6.5-1.3-2.3-4.2-3.1-6.5-1.7l-3.2 1.9 1.9-3.2c1.3-2.3.5-5.2-1.7-6.5-2.3-1.3-5.2-.5-6.5 1.7l-1.9 3.2V5c0-2.6-2.1-4.8-4.8-4.8-2.6 0-4.8 2.1-4.8 4.8v3.7l-1.9-3.2c-1.3-2.3-4.2-3.1-6.5-1.7-2.3 1.3-3.1 4.2-1.7 6.5l1.9 3.2-3.2-1.9c-2.3-1.3-5.2-.5-6.5 1.7-1.3 2.3-.5 5.2 1.7 6.5l3.2 1.9H4.8c-2.6 0-4.8 2.1-4.8 4.8 0 2.6 2.1 4.8 4.8 4.8h3.7l-3.2 1.9c-2.3 1.3-3.1 4.2-1.7 6.5 1.3 2.3 4.2 3.1 6.5 1.7l3.2-1.9-1.9 3.2c-1.3 2.3-.5 5.2 1.7 6.5 2.3 1.3 5.2.5 6.5-1.7l1.9-3.2V48c0 2.6 2.1 4.8 4.8 4.8 2.6 0 4.8-2.1 4.8-4.8v-3.7l1.9 3.2c1.3 2.3 4.2 3.1 6.5 1.7 2.3-1.3 3.1-4.2 1.7-6.5l-1.9-3.2 3.2 1.9c2.3 1.3 5.2.5 6.5-1.7 1.3-2.3.5-5.2-1.7-6.5l-3.2-1.9h3.7c2.7 0 4.8-2.1 4.8-4.8Z" // This path data creates a flower-like shape with 8 petals ></path>Adding such comments would help users understand the purpose of each complex SVG shape and potentially encourage them to experiment with their own custom shapes.
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- Consider adding a comma after "use cases" in line 9 for better readability.
- The phrase "in conjunction with" in line 10 could be simplified.
- The heading on line 16 should be an h2 (##) instead of an h3 (###) to maintain proper heading hierarchy.
Here are the suggested changes:
- Line 9: "...for all possible use cases, as you can place any content inside the..."
- Line 10: Consider replacing "in conjunction with" with "alongside" or "with".
- Line 16: Change "### Usage 📜" to "## Usage 📜"
These minor adjustments will improve the document's readability and structure.
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[grammar] ~37-~37: ‘a’ may be redundant when used with the uncountable noun ‘progress’.
Context: ...ntains all the necessary data to create a circle progress. Here a few important properties: | Pr...(A_UNCOUNTABLE_NOUN)
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Context: ...recreate the default circle progress. I assume often you will use the slot to apply some cus...(ADVERB_WORD_ORDER)
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docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/slots/PolygonProgress.vue (1)
13-23: Consolidatestyleattributes to avoid conflictsIn your
<polygon>element, you have both an inlinestyleattribute (style="fill: #7b68ee") and a bound:styleattribute (:style="attrs.styles"). This can lead to conflicts where one style may override the other. To ensure consistency, consider merging thefillproperty into the bound:styleobject.Apply this diff to consolidate the styles:
- style="fill: #7b68ee" - :style="attrs.styles" + :style="{ fill: '#7b68ee', ...attrs.styles }"docs/.vuepress/styles/palette.scss (3)
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80-95: Update variable prefixes to match the new naming conventionThe variables from lines 80 to 95 still use the
--c-prefix, whereas the rest of the file has been updated to the--vp-c-prefix. For consistency and to prevent potential conflicts, please update these variable names to use the new naming convention.Apply this diff to update the variable prefixes:
// hint container colors - --c-tip: #42b983; - --c-tip-bg: var(--c-bg-light); - --c-tip-title: var(--c-text); - --c-tip-text: var(--c-text); - --c-tip-text-accent: var(--c-text-accent); - --c-warning: #e7c000; - --c-warning-bg: #fffae3; - --c-warning-title: #ad9000; - --c-warning-text: #746000; - --c-warning-text-accent: var(--c-text); - --c-danger: #cc0000; - --c-danger-bg: #ffe0e0; - --c-danger-title: #990000; - --c-danger-text: #660000; - --c-danger-text-accent: var(--c-text); - --c-details-bg: #eeeeee; + --vp-c-tip: #42b983; + --vp-c-tip-bg: var(--vp-c-bg-light); + --vp-c-tip-title: var(--vp-c-text); + --vp-c-tip-text: var(--vp-c-text); + --vp-c-tip-text-accent: var(--vp-c-text-accent); + --vp-c-warning: #e7c000; + --vp-c-warning-bg: #fffae3; + --vp-c-warning-title: #ad9000; + --vp-c-warning-text: #746000; + --vp-c-warning-text-accent: var(--vp-c-text); + --vp-c-danger: #cc0000; + --vp-c-danger-bg: #ffe0e0; + --vp-c-danger-title: #990000; + --vp-c-danger-text: #660000; + --vp-c-danger-text-accent: var(--vp-c-text); + --vp-c-details-bg: #eeeeee;
101-104: Define--vp-c-accent-textin the dark theme for consistencyThe variable
--vp-c-accent-textis defined in the light theme (line 7~) but is missing in the dark theme. To ensure consistent styling across themes, please define--vp-c-accent-textin the dark theme as well.You can add the following line to the dark theme accent colors:
--vp-c-accent-text: var(--vp-c-white);
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129-138: Update dark theme variable prefixes to match the new naming conventionIn the dark theme section, the variables from lines 129 to 138 still use the
--c-prefix. Please update these variables to use the--vp-c-prefix to maintain consistency across themes.Apply this diff to update the dark theme variables:
// hint container colors - --c-tip: #318a62; - --c-warning: #ceab00; - --c-warning-bg: #434131; - --c-warning-title: #ceac03; - --c-warning-text: #8094a8; - --c-danger: #940000; - --c-danger-bg: #372026; - --c-danger-title: #940000; - --c-danger-text: #3a0000; - --c-details-bg: #323843; + // hint container colors + --vp-c-tip: #318a62; + --vp-c-warning: #ceab00; + --vp-c-warning-bg: #434131; + --vp-c-warning-title: #ceac03; + --vp-c-warning-text: #8094a8; + --vp-c-danger: #940000; + --vp-c-danger-bg: #372026; + --vp-c-danger-title: #940000; + --vp-c-danger-text: #3a0000; + --vp-c-details-bg: #323843;docs/.vuepress/theme/components/Base/ExampleContainer/ExampleContainer.vue (1)
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preselectedStateprop currently usestypes: String, but in Vue.js, the correct syntax istype: String. This typo can lead to the prop not being recognized properly.Apply this diff to fix the prop definition:
preselectedState: { - types: String, + type: String, default: "Normal", },
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docs/.vuepress/theme/components/Base/CardLink.vue (1)
38-38: Approve color change, but verify new variable.The update from
var(--c-text-lighter)tovar(--vp-c-text)for the.card-link-contentcolor is likely to improve readability and consistency with the main theme. This change appears to align the card link content with the primary text color of the theme.To ensure the new color variable is correctly defined and used throughout the theme, please run the following verification:
This will help confirm that the new variable is properly defined and consistently used across the theme.
docs/.vuepress/styles/index.scss (2)
7-7: LGTM! Consider verifying the content width value.The addition of the
--content-widthCSS variable is a good practice for maintaining consistent styles across the application. It allows for easy global changes to the content width.Please verify that 1000px is the intended content width for the application. You might want to check this against any design specifications or requirements.
13-13: LGTM! Verify class name usage across the application.The renaming of
.custom-containerto.hint-containerimproves the specificity and descriptiveness of the class name, which is good for code maintainability and readability.Please ensure that this class name change is reflected in all relevant HTML/Vue templates where it's used. Run the following script to check for any remaining usage of the old class name:
If the script returns any results, those files will need to be updated to use the new
.hint-containerclass name.docs/guide/options/emptyLinePosition.md (1)
17-17: Excellent correction in the usage example.The property name has been correctly updated from
empty-line-modetoempty-line-position. This change ensures consistency with the actual property nameemptyLinePositionand prevents potential confusion for users who might copy-paste this example.docs/guide/options/fontSize.md (1)
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1-46: Overall documentation improvements.The changes to this file have successfully improved the clarity and organization of the
fontSizeoption documentation. The updated link forslots, improved formatting, and streamlined code examples enhance the overall user experience.Great job on these documentation updates! The changes will help users better understand and implement the
fontSizeoption.docs/guide/options/nodata.md (1)
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1-67: Documentation is comprehensive and well-structured.The
noDataoption documentation is thorough and well-organized. It includes:
- Type information and default value
- Clear explanation of the
noDatastate's behavior- Relevant warning about invalid progress
- Usage examples with code snippets
- Visual examples
The recent change enhances clarity without disrupting the overall structure or content. The documentation effectively communicates the purpose and usage of the
noDataoption, aligning well with the PR objective of updating the circle progress slot documentation.docs/guide/options/hideLegend.md (1)
14-14: Verify the corrected link to thenodatastate documentation.The link correction from
noDatatonodataappears to be appropriate for consistency. However, it's crucial to ensure that thenodata.mdfile exists in the same directory.Let's verify the existence of the
nodata.mdfile:✅ Verification successful
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docs/guide/slots/legend.md (1)
17-58: Examples section looks great!The Examples section effectively demonstrates the usage of the
legendslot with both<span>and<div>elements. The interactive<example-container>and the accompanying code block provide clear and comprehensive guidance for users.package.json (3)
36-36: Verify Sass compilation with updated sass-loaderThe update of sass-loader from version 13 to 16 is a significant jump that may introduce breaking changes or new features. While this update is generally positive for potential performance improvements and new capabilities, it's crucial to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the existing Sass/SCSS files in your project.
Please run the following verification steps:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify Sass compilation with the updated sass-loader # Test: Find all Sass/SCSS files in the project sass_files=$(find . -type f \( -name "*.scss" -o -name "*.sass" \)) # Check if any Sass/SCSS files exist if [ -z "$sass_files" ]; then echo "No Sass/SCSS files found in the project." exit 0 fi # Test: Attempt to compile each Sass/SCSS file for file in $sass_files; do echo "Compiling $file..." npx sass "$file" "/tmp/$(basename "$file" .scss).css" if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "Error: Failed to compile $file. Please review and fix any issues." exit 1 fi done echo "All Sass/SCSS files compiled successfully with the updated sass-loader."
37-37: Review Tailwind CSS configuration after updateThe update of tailwindcss from 3.0.24 to 3.4.12 is a minor version update that likely includes new features, optimizations, and bug fixes. This update is generally safe but might introduce new utility classes or slight changes in behavior.
To ensure your project benefits from this update without any unintended side effects, please:
- Review your Tailwind CSS configuration file (usually
tailwind.config.js) to ensure it's compatible with the new version.- Check if any custom plugins or configurations need adjustments.
- Run the following script to verify that your Tailwind CSS build process still works correctly:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify Tailwind CSS build process after update # Test: Run Tailwind CSS build process npx tailwindcss -i ./path/to/your/input.css -o ./path/to/your/output.css # Check the exit status if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "Tailwind CSS build process completed successfully." else echo "Error: Tailwind CSS build process failed. Please review the build output for errors." exit 1 fi # Test: Check for any warnings or errors in the build output npx tailwindcss -i ./path/to/your/input.css -o ./path/to/your/output.css 2>&1 | grep -iE "warn|error" # Note: Review any output from the above command manuallyReplace
./path/to/your/input.cssand./path/to/your/output.csswith your actual input and output CSS file paths.
45-45:⚠️ Potential issueMajor Vite update: Verify build process and consider moving to devDependencies
The update of Vite from version 4.4.7 to 5.4.7 is a major version upgrade that likely includes significant new features and potential breaking changes. This update could affect the entire build process of your project.
Please review the Vite 5 migration guide to address any breaking changes.
Run the following verification script to ensure your project builds correctly with the new Vite version:
Consider moving Vite to the
devDependenciessection, as it's typically a development tool rather than a runtime dependency:"dependencies": { "@iconscout/unicons": "^4.0.0", "@vueform/slider": "^2.1.7", "@vuepress/plugin-medium-zoom": "2.0.0-beta.66", "randomcolor": "^0.6.2", - "vite": "^5.4.7", "vue-ellipse-progress": "^2.1.2" }, "devDependencies": { + "vite": "^5.4.7", // ... other dev dependencies }This change ensures that Vite is correctly categorized as a development dependency.
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1-78: Documentation structure and content look great!The overall structure and content of the documentation are well-organized and comprehensive. Key points:
- The property table at the beginning accurately lists all available options.
- Usage examples are provided and consistent with the described properties.
- The visual examples section effectively demonstrates various loader configurations.
This documentation provides a clear and thorough explanation of the
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docs/guide/options/thickness.md (2)
9-10: Excellent clarification of thethicknessoption!The updated description provides a more precise explanation of the
thicknessoption. It now clearly states that the value can be either a Number (>=0) or a percentage value as a String. The addition of information about how percentage-based thickness is calculated relative to thesizeis particularly helpful for users.
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1-80: Overall excellent documentation improvements!The changes in this file significantly enhance the clarity and precision of the
thicknessoption documentation. The updates align well with the PR objective of improving circle progress slot documentation. The explanations are now more detailed and provide valuable information for users, particularly regarding the percentage-based thickness specification.Great job on maintaining consistency with the existing documentation style while improving the content!
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84-97: Improved code examples enhance documentation clarity.The introduction of specific data variables (
data4,data5,data6,data7) and theanglevariable provides more diverse and targeted examples. This change aligns well with the goal of improving clarity and usability in the documentation.
123-131: Valuable example demonstrating color variation.This example effectively showcases a different configuration of the
ve-progresscomponent, particularly with thecolorproperty set to "blue". This variation adds value to the documentation by demonstrating how to use non-transparent colors in conjunction with thedataproperty.
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1-131: Overall improvement in documentation clarity and completeness.The changes to this documentation file significantly enhance its value to users. The new examples provide a more comprehensive overview of the
ve-progresscomponent's capabilities, demonstrating various configurations and use cases. These additions align well with the goal of improving clarity and usability in the documentation.While there are a few minor suggestions for improvement (such as considering the necessity of very similar examples and ensuring consistency in template variables), the overall impact of these changes is positive. The documentation now offers a richer set of examples that should help users better understand and implement the
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111-121: Consider the necessity of this example if it's too similar to the previous one.This example is very similar to the previous one, with the only difference being the use of
data6instead ofdata5. If the data indata6is significantly different and demonstrates an important variation, this example is valuable. However, if the difference is minimal, consider combining this with the previous example or removing it to avoid redundancy in the documentation.To help determine the necessity of this example, let's check the contents of
data5anddata6:docs/guide/options/legendFormatter.md (2)
15-15: LGTM: Updated link to scoped slot referenceThe link to the scoped slot reference has been correctly updated, improving the navigation within the documentation.
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1-114: Great job on improving thelegendFormatterdocumentation!The updates to this documentation file significantly enhance its usefulness and align it with current Vue 3 practices. Key improvements include:
- Updated link to the scoped slot reference for better navigation.
- New table explaining exposed props, providing clear information about available properties.
- Modernized code examples using Vue 3's
<script setup>syntax.- Demonstration of the newly exposed
currentFormattedValueprop in examples.These changes will greatly assist developers in understanding and implementing custom legend formatters.
docs/guide/options/legend.md (2)
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114-122: LGTM! Examples align well with the updated documentation.The unchanged code block provides clear and varied examples of using the
legendproperty with different string formats. These examples effectively complement the updated documentation, demonstrating the flexibility of thelegendproperty.
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1-122: Documentation updates enhance clarity and align with modern Vue practices.The changes to this documentation file significantly improve its quality and relevance:
- Examples have been updated to use Vue 3's Composition API, aligning with current best practices.
- The relationship between
legendandprogressis clearly explained and demonstrated.- Various use cases and formatting options for the
legendproperty are well-illustrated.These updates will help developers better understand and implement the
legendproperty in their projects. Great job on improving the documentation!docs/.vuepress/client.js (2)
44-45: LGTM: New component imports added correctly.The new imports for
PolygonProgressandCustomSvgExamplescomponents are correctly added and follow the existing import pattern in the file. These additions seem to be related to new examples or features for slots in the documentation.
88-89: LGTM: New components correctly added to the components array.The
PolygonProgressandCustomSvgExamplescomponents are correctly added to thecomponentsarray. This ensures they will be registered with the Vue application in theenhancefunction.docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/colorFill/ColorFillGradientCrazy.vue (2)
75-76: Improved slot functionality with progress propThe changes to the
#codeslot enhance the component's flexibility by making theprogressvalue available within the slot. This modification allows for more dynamic code examples or documentation that can utilize the current progress state.The use of a nested slot (
<slot name="code" :progress="progress">) is a good approach as it maintains backward compatibility while adding new functionality.
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1-265: Summary of changesThe modifications to this component are minimal and focused, affecting only the
#codeslot in the template section. These changes improve the component's flexibility by exposing theprogressvalue to potential code examples or documentation.The rest of the component, including the complex gradient definitions and other slots, remains unchanged. This targeted approach ensures that the existing functionality is preserved while enhancing the component's capabilities.
docs/.vuepress/config.js (4)
32-32: Consider the impact on user navigation.The
sidebarDepthhas been reduced from 3 to 1. While this will result in a more compact sidebar, it may also reduce the granularity of navigation for users.Ensure this change aligns with the intended user experience. You may want to test the navigation on a few key pages to confirm it meets your expectations.
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1-211: Verify the impact of removing themarkdownconfiguration.The
markdownconfiguration section has been removed from the config file. This change might affect how markdown content is rendered.Please run the following script to check if there are any markdown-related configurations in other files:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for markdown-related configurations # Test: Search for markdown-related configurations in other files rg --type js 'markdown:' docs/.vuepressAlso, please verify that the markdown rendering still works as expected, especially for code blocks and other formatted content.
173-195: LGTM! Verify the existence of slot documentation files.The addition of a collapsible "Slots" group in the sidebar improves the organization of slot-related documentation. The structure is consistent with other sidebar groups.
Please run the following script to ensure all referenced markdown files exist:
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1-2: LGTM! Verify VuePress version compatibility.The import statements have been correctly updated to use the new package structure. The addition of
prismjsPluginis a good enhancement for syntax highlighting.Please ensure that the project's dependencies are updated to match these import changes. Run the following script to verify the VuePress version and related packages:
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docs/guide/options/README.md (5)
20-20: Approve property name update.The change from
emptythicknesstoemptyThicknessimproves consistency in naming conventions by using camelCase. This aligns with standard JavaScript naming practices for properties.
22-22: Approve property name update.The change from
colorfilltocolorFillimproves consistency in naming conventions by using camelCase. This aligns with standard JavaScript naming practices for properties.
34-34: Approve property name update.The change from
fontsizetofontSizeimproves consistency in naming conventions by using camelCase. This aligns with standard JavaScript naming practices for properties.
36-36: Approve property name updates.The change from
legendclasstolegendClassimproves consistency in naming conventions by using camelCase. This aligns with standard JavaScript naming practices for properties.All property name updates (
emptyThickness,colorFill,fontSize, andlegendClass) consistently apply camelCase, improving the overall documentation quality and adherence to JavaScript conventions.
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1-41: Summary of documentation improvementsThis PR successfully enhances the documentation in the following ways:
- Adds a direct link to the slots documentation, improving navigation and discoverability.
- Consistently updates property names to use camelCase (
emptyThickness,colorFill,fontSize, andlegendClass), aligning with JavaScript conventions and improving overall code quality.These changes contribute to better readability and maintainability of the documentation. Great job on improving the consistency and usability of the component options documentation!
docs/.vuepress/theme/components/examples/data/DataExamples.vue (3)
146-154: Improved slot binding for better maintainabilityThe consolidation of multiple data properties into a single slot binding is a good improvement. This change:
- Simplifies the template structure
- Reduces redundancy
- Makes it easier to pass multiple related data sets to the slot
This modification aligns well with Vue.js best practices for slot usage and improves the overall maintainability of the component.
237-237: Slot name updated, but verify data bindingThe slot name has been updated from "code8" to "code9", which is good for maintaining consistency with the example numbering. However, I noticed that the
:databinding still refers todata9.Could you please verify if this is intentional? If the slot name was updated to reflect a change in the example order, we might need to update the data binding as well to ensure consistency.
Here are the possibilities to consider:
- If this is the 9th example, the current setup is correct.
- If this is the 8th example, we should change it back to
name="code8".- If this is the 9th example but should use
data8, update the binding to:data="data8".Please clarify which scenario is correct and make any necessary adjustments.
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1-391: Overall assessment: Positive improvements with minor suggestionsThe changes made to this component are generally positive and improve its functionality and usability. Key improvements include:
- Consolidation of slot bindings for more efficient data passing.
- Addition of a chart legend to enhance user understanding.
- Updated slot naming for better consistency.
These changes contribute to better maintainability and user experience. The suggestions provided in the review comments, if implemented, will further enhance the component's quality.
No changes were observed in the script or style sections, indicating that the core logic and styling remain unchanged.
Great job on these improvements! Once the minor suggestions are addressed, this update will significantly enhance the component's usability and maintainability.
docs/guide/slots/circle-progress.md (2)
1-35: LGTM! Clear introduction and usage example.The introduction effectively explains the purpose and capabilities of the
circle-progressslot. The warning about its experimental nature is well-placed and informative. The usage example provides a clear demonstration of how to implement a custom circle element.🧰 Tools
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60-239: LGTM! Comprehensive examples for recreating the circle progress.The "Recreating the circle" section provides excellent examples of how to use the
circle-progressslot to recreate the default circle progress. The examples with both<circle>and<ellipse>elements are clear and demonstrate the proper usage of theattrsobject properties.The warning about behavior in different modes (
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18-23: Successful migration to Composition API with reactive referenceThe transition to the Composition API using
<script setup>is correctly implemented. The import ofrefand the declaration ofmaxLegendValueas a reactive reference are appropriate and correctly used in the template.docs/.vuepress/theme/components/Base/ExampleContainer/ExampleContainer.vue (4)
60-73: Improved code layout enhances responsivenessThe updates to the template structure, including the addition of the
example-container-code-wrapperand restructuring of the code slot within an absolutely positioned div, enhance the component's layout and responsiveness. The use ofrelativeandabsolutepositioning is appropriate for achieving the desired scroll behavior.
124-124: Added 'nextTick' import is necessaryThe import of
nextTickfrom Vue is required for the updated logic in themountedhook to ensure the dark mode state is set correctly after DOM updates.
223-225: Addition ofgetThemeFromHtmlmethod improves code readabilityThe new
getThemeFromHtml()method encapsulates the logic for retrieving the current theme from the HTML document, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
334-338: Appropriate styling adjustments for dark themeThe modifications to the
.example-container-codeand.language-vueclasses under the dark theme ensure visual consistency by setting the background color to transparent.
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23-28: Improve workflow consistency and update action versions.There are a few inconsistencies and potential improvements in the workflow:
- The workflow uses both npm (for
ci) and yarn (fordocs:build). It's generally better to stick to one package manager throughout the workflow for consistency.- The
actions/setup-nodeaction is using v1, which is an older version. Updating to the latest version can provide improvements and bug fixes.Consider applying the following changes:
- Choose either npm or yarn and use it consistently:
- run: npm ci + run: yarn install --frozen-lockfile - run: yarn docs:build + run: yarn docs:build # (unchanged if using yarn)Or if choosing npm:
run: npm ci # (unchanged if using npm) - run: yarn docs:build + run: npm run docs:build
- Update the
actions/setup-nodeaction to the latest version:- uses: actions/setup-node@v1 + uses: actions/setup-node@v3These changes will improve consistency and ensure you're using the latest features and improvements in the GitHub Actions ecosystem.
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1-28: Enhance workflow with caching and output verification.To improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your workflow, consider the following enhancements:
- Implement dependency caching to speed up subsequent runs.
- Add a step to verify the build output or deploy the documentation.
Here's a suggested implementation of these improvements:
name: Build docs on: pull_request: branches: - "*" workflow_dispatch: jobs: build: runs-on: ubuntu-latest steps: - uses: actions/checkout@v2 with: fetch-depth: 0 - name: Setup Node.js uses: actions/setup-node@v3 with: node-version: 22 - name: Cache dependencies uses: actions/cache@v3 with: path: ~/.npm key: ${{ runner.OS }}-node-${{ hashFiles('**/package-lock.json') }} restore-keys: | ${{ runner.OS }}-node- - name: Install dependencies run: npm ci - name: Build VuePress site run: npm run docs:build - name: Verify build output run: | if [ -d "docs/.vuepress/dist" ]; then echo "Build successful. Output directory exists." else echo "Build failed. Output directory does not exist." exit 1 fi - name: Upload build artifacts uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3 with: name: docs-build path: docs/.vuepress/distThese changes will cache dependencies, verify the build output, and upload the built documentation as an artifact. This will speed up your workflow and provide easier access to the built documentation for review or deployment.
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21-21: Approve Node.js version upgrade with a compatibility check.Upgrading to Node.js 22 is a good move as it provides the latest features, performance improvements, and long-term support. However, it's important to ensure that all dependencies and build processes are compatible with this version.
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22-22: Verify compatibility with Node.js 22The Node.js version has been updated from 16.15 to 22, which is a significant version jump. While using the latest version can provide access to new features and performance improvements, it's important to ensure compatibility with your project's dependencies and build processes.
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- Consider running the workflow in a test environment to verify that all steps complete successfully.
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12-12: Approved with a minor suggestion for improvement.The added information about setting the initial counter-placeholder is valuable for users. It provides a clear example of how to format the
legendproperty as a string.Consider adding a comma after the introductory phrase for better readability:
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39-50: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The update to use Vue 3's Composition API with
<script setup>is excellent. It aligns with modern Vue practices and provides a clearer, more concise example.For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the calculation:
<script setup> const maxLegendValue = ref(4000); const legend = ref(2000); // Calculate progress as a percentage of legend value relative to maxLegendValue const progress = computed(() => { return (legend.value * 100) / maxLegendValue.value; }); </script>docs/guide/slots/circle-progress.md (6)
1-35: LGTM! Clear introduction and usage example.The introduction and usage section effectively explains the purpose and capabilities of the
circle-progressslot. The warning about its experimental nature is crucial for setting user expectations. The basic usage example is concise and helpful.Consider adding a brief explanation of what the
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37-50: LGTM! Clear explanation of theattrsobject.The explanation of the
attrsobject properties is concise and informative. The mention of future TypeScript improvements is helpful for setting user expectations.Consider revising the sentence in line 37 to fix a minor grammar issue:
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60-171: LGTM! Comprehensive examples for recreating the circle progress.This section effectively demonstrates how to recreate the default circle progress using both
<circle>and<ellipse>SVG elements. The code snippets are clear and well-commented, providing users with a solid foundation for customization.Consider adding a brief explanation of the differences between using
<circle>and<ellipse>elements, and when a user might prefer one over the other. This would provide additional context for users choosing between these options.The warning about behavior in different modes (lines 234-239) is crucial. Consider moving this warning to the beginning of the "Recreating the circle" section to ensure users are aware of these limitations before they start implementing custom shapes.
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173-232: LGTM! Excellent introduction to custom SVG shapes.This section effectively introduces the concept of using custom SVG shapes beyond circles. The polygon example is well-explained and demonstrates the use of the
calculateProgressOffsetfunction clearly.To enhance this section further:
- Consider adding a brief explanation of why users might want to use custom shapes, highlighting potential use cases or creative possibilities.
- The
useTemplateReffunction is used in the script section but not explained. Consider adding a brief note about its purpose or linking to relevant Vue 3 composition API documentation.
241-388: LGTM! Impressive custom SVG examples.This section showcases the flexibility of the
circle-progressslot with visually appealing and complex SVG shapes. The examples effectively demonstrate how to use gradients, complex paths, and thecalculateProgressOffsetfunction with various shapes.Consider the following improvements to enhance this section:
- Add a brief explanation at the beginning of each SVG example, describing the shape and any special techniques used (e.g., gradients, complex paths).
- The repeated
watchfunctions for each shape could be refactored into a single reusable function to reduce code duplication. For example:function watchPathLength(refName, pathLengthRef) { watch(refName, () => { pathLengthRef.value = refName.value?.getTotalLength() ?? 0; }); } // Usage watchPathLength(flower, flowerPathLength); watchPathLength(flower2, flower2PathLength); // ... and so on
- Consider adding a note about performance implications when using complex SVG shapes, especially for applications that might require frequent updates to the progress value.
1-388: Excellent documentation for thecircle-progressslot!This comprehensive guide effectively explains the usage and capabilities of the
circle-progressslot, progressing logically from basic usage to complex custom shapes. The numerous examples and clear explanations make this documentation highly valuable for users of the component.To further enhance this already excellent documentation:
- Consider adding a table of contents at the beginning of the file to help users navigate the different sections more easily.
- Add a "Best Practices" or "Tips and Tricks" section near the end, summarizing key points and providing guidance on when to use different approaches (e.g., default circle vs. custom shapes).
- Include a troubleshooting section addressing common issues users might encounter when working with the
circle-progressslot.- If applicable, add cross-references to other related components or features in your documentation to help users understand how this slot fits into the broader ecosystem of your library.
These additions would make the documentation even more user-friendly and comprehensive.
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1-5: LGTM! Introduction improved and issues addressed.The introduction clearly marks the
legendslot as deprecated and provides a concise explanation of its purpose and legacy status. The grammar has been improved, and the link to thedefaultslot has been corrected as suggested in the past review.
17-58: LGTM! Comprehensive examples provided.The Examples section effectively demonstrates the use of the
legendslot in different contexts:
- It provides interactive examples using
example-container, which is great for user engagement.- It showcases two variations of the
legendslot usage (with<span>and<div>).- The code examples are clear and correspond well with the described usage.
These examples will be valuable for users to understand how to implement the
legendslot, even though it's deprecated.
1-58: Overall, well-structured and informative documentation.This new file provides clear and comprehensive documentation for the deprecated
legendslot. The content is well-organized, including an introduction, usage guidelines, and interactive examples. Most issues from previous reviews have been addressed, resulting in improved clarity and correctness.There's only one minor issue remaining:
- The "Usage" heading level needs to be adjusted from h3 to h2 for proper document hierarchy.
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83-93: Excellent update! Previous issue resolved.The example has been successfully updated to use Vue 3's Composition API with
<script setup>. It effectively demonstrates the relationship betweenlegendandprogressin a rating system context.The previous typo in the
progresscomputed property has been correctly addressed, resolving the issue mentioned in the past review comment.As suggested in the previous review, consider adding a comment explaining the calculation for even better clarity:
<script setup> const rating = ref(3); // Convert rating (0-5) to a percentage (0-100) const progress = computed(() => { return (rating.value * 100) / 5; }); </script>
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1-93: Well-structured and comprehensive documentation. Approved!The documentation for the
legendproperty is well-organized, informative, and provides a good balance of explanations and practical examples. The structure logically progresses from basic usage to more complex scenarios, effectively illustrating the flexibility and power of thelegendproperty.Key strengths:
- Clear explanation of the
legendproperty and its relationship withprogress.- Useful warnings and tips to guide users.
- Diverse examples showcasing various use cases and formatting options.
- Updated code examples using Vue 3's Composition API.
docs/guide/slots/circle-progress.md (1)
53-58: LGTM! Clear and concise slot recipe.The slot recipe provides a clear, step-by-step guide for using the
circle-progressslot. The tip about getting the path length of SVG elements is particularly helpful for users working with custom SVG shapes.
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1-58: Overall, excellent documentation with a minor structural issueThis documentation for the
legendslot is comprehensive, well-structured, and provides clear explanations and examples. The introduction, usage example, and multiple demonstrations effectively guide users in implementing thelegendslot.To perfect this documentation:
- Address the heading level issue for the "Usage" section as mentioned in the previous comment.
- Consider adding a brief note about the deprecated status of the
legendslot in the introduction, as it's described as a "legacy slot". This would help users make informed decisions about whether to use this slot or thedefaultslot in their projects.Great job on creating such informative and user-friendly documentation!
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1-6: Introduction looks good!The introduction clearly explains the purpose of the
legendslot and its relationship to thedefaultslot. The link to thedefaultslot documentation has been correctly updated, and the suggested comma has been added for improved readability.
17-58: Examples section is comprehensive and well-structuredThe Examples section provides a thorough demonstration of using the
legendslot in various contexts. The use of both<span>and<div>elements showcases flexibility in implementation. Theexample-containercomponent suggests an interactive demo, which is excellent for user understanding.The code snippets are well-formatted and easy to follow, providing clear guidance for users implementing the
legendslot in their projects.
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12-12: Minor grammatical improvement needed.Consider adding a comma after the introductory phrase for better readability:
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83-93: Excellent example demonstratinglegendusage in a rating system!The code effectively illustrates how to use
legendandprogresstogether in a rating system context. The logic is correct and well-implemented.For improved clarity, consider adding a brief comment explaining the calculation:
<script setup> const rating = ref(3); // Convert rating (0-5) to a percentage (0-100) const progress = computed(() => { return (rating.value * 100) / 5; }); </script>This small addition would further enhance the example's educational value.
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20-22: LGTM! Informative addition to the documentation.The added tip provides valuable information about customization options for the circle legend, enhancing the overall documentation.
39-50: Great update to modern Vue 3 Composition API!The code example has been successfully updated to use Vue 3's Composition API with
<script setup>. This change:
- Modernizes the documentation
- Provides a clearer, more concise example of how to use
legendandprogress- Demonstrates the usage of
refandcomputedfor reactive state managementThe logic for calculating
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1-93: Overall excellent update to thelegendproperty documentation!This update significantly improves the documentation for the
legendproperty:
- Consistently uses modern Vue 3 syntax with Composition API.
- Provides clear and informative explanations of the
legendproperty's functionality.- Includes effective examples demonstrating various use cases, including a rating system.
- Maintains a good balance between explanatory text and code examples.
These changes align well with the PR objectives of updating the circle progress slot documentation. The overall quality and relevance of the documentation have been enhanced, making it more valuable for developers using the component.
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