feat(menu): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54955
feat(menu): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54955zombieJ merged 1 commit intoant-design:nextfrom meet-student:menu
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly improves the customization options for the Menu component by allowing developers to define classNames and styles not just as static objects, but also as functions. This change provides greater flexibility, enabling dynamic styling and class assignment based on the current state or properties of the menu, leading to more adaptable and semantically rich UI components.
Highlights
- Enhanced Menu Customization: Introduced support for function-based
classNamesandstylesprops on theMenucomponent, allowing dynamic styling based on component properties. - Semantic Styling Control: Enabled more granular control over the styling of various semantic parts of the Menu component, including root, items, and sub-menus.
- New Demo and Documentation: Added a new demo (
style-class.tsx) and updated documentation (index.en-US.md,index.zh-CN.md,style-class.md) to illustrate and explain the new customization capabilities.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a valuable feature by allowing classNames and styles props on the Menu component to be functions, enabling dynamic customization. The implementation is well-structured, including new tests and a demonstration. I've identified a critical issue with the new TypeScript type definitions that could impact developers using this new API, and a minor improvement in the demo code for better type safety and clarity. My review provides specific suggestions to address these points.
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| export type MenuClassNamesType = SemanticClassNamesType<MenuProps, MenuSemanticName> & { |
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这个类型看起来不对,应该是 render 出来的 classNames 包含全部。现在这个是能 render 顶层的,嵌套的不支持了。
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这个场景比较特殊, 直接写吧, 和think沟通了下,只有这个特殊些 @zombieJ
其他场景更新了下工具类,用这个场景, 在tabs pr 中
export type SemanticClassNamesType<
Props,
SemanticName extends string,
NestedStructure extends AnyObject = object,
> =
| Partial<Record<SemanticName, string>> & NestedStructure
| ((info: {
props: Props;
}) => Partial<Record<SemanticName, string>> | undefined) & NestedStructure;
export type SemanticStylesType<
Props,
SemanticName extends string,
NestedStructure extends AnyObject = object,
> =
| Partial<Record<SemanticName, React.CSSProperties>> & NestedStructure
| ((info: {
props: Props;
}) => Partial<Record<SemanticName, React.CSSProperties>> | undefined) & NestedStructure;









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