feat(mentions): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54963
feat(mentions): Support better customization with semantic classNames/styles as function#54963zombieJ merged 2 commits intoant-design:nextfrom meet-student:mentions
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This pull request significantly improves the customization capabilities of the Mentions component by introducing support for dynamic classNames and styles through functional props. This enhancement allows developers to apply context-aware styling, making the component more adaptable to various application states and design requirements.
Highlights
- Enhanced Customization for Mentions Component: The Mentions component now supports classNames and styles props that can accept functions, allowing for dynamic styling based on component properties (e.g., disabled, loading).
- Integration of useMergeSemantic Hook: A new internal useMergeSemantic hook has been introduced and integrated into the Mentions component to intelligently merge and apply semantic class names and styles, supporting both object and function forms.
- New Demo and Documentation: A new demo (style-class.tsx) and corresponding documentation (style-class.md) have been added to showcase and explain the usage of the enhanced classNames and styles props.
- Updated Test Coverage: New test cases have been added to index.test.tsx to ensure the correct application of functional classNames and styles, verifying dynamic styling capabilities.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces support for function-based classNames and styles props in the Mentions component, allowing for more dynamic customization. The changes are well-implemented, with new demos and tests. My review includes a high-severity suggestion to optimize performance in the core component logic, along with several medium-severity suggestions to improve documentation accuracy and code consistency.
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