feat(divider): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54949
feat(divider): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54949zombieJ merged 2 commits intoant-design:nextfrom meet-student:divider
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly enhances the Divider component's styling capabilities, enabling developers to apply dynamic and context-aware class names and inline styles. By allowing classNames and styles to be functions, the component can now adapt its appearance based on its current properties, offering greater flexibility for custom designs.
Highlights
- Enhanced Customization for Divider Component: The
Dividercomponent now supportsclassNamesandstylesprops as functions, allowing for dynamic and conditional styling based on the component's current props. - Dynamic Styling Capabilities: This enhancement enables developers to apply context-aware class names and inline styles, providing greater flexibility for custom designs and adapting the component's appearance based on its properties.
- New Demo and Documentation: A new demo (
style-class.tsx) has been added to showcase the usage of function-basedclassNamesandstyles, along with updated API documentation in both English and Chinese. - Improved Test Coverage: New test cases have been added to
semantic.test.tsxto ensure the correct behavior of function-basedclassNamesandstyleswith merged props.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a valuable enhancement to the Divider component by enabling classNames and styles props to accept functions. This change significantly improves customization flexibility by allowing styles and classes to be applied conditionally based on the component's props. The implementation is well-executed, with the creation of a mergedProps object to provide rich context to the styling functions. The accompanying tests are thorough, and the new demo effectively illustrates the feature. I've identified a minor typo in the new demo's documentation. Overall, this is a well-crafted feature enhancement.
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