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feat(material): add material package #537

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  • New Features

    • Added comprehensive documentation for using TinyEngine's official materials.
    • Introduced functionality for building material assets, including validation, bundling, and serving.
    • Added configuration schemas for various components (ElButton, ElInput, TinyButton, TinyInput, Input) detailing properties, events, and slots.
  • Chores

    • Updated package.json for @opentiny/tiny-engine-materials with new scripts and dependencies.

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The recent updates introduce a comprehensive setup for TinyEngine's materials package, including new configuration schemas for various components, a build script for material assets, and updates to the package configuration. The changes enhance the framework's ability to validate, build, and serve component libraries, facilitating a more modular and customizable development experience.

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Files/Paths Change Summaries
packages/materials/README.md Added instructions on using TinyEngine's official materials, including building and adding custom materials.
packages/materials/buildMaterials.mjs Introduced functionality for building material assets, including validation, generation, and serving.
packages/materials/package.json Updated to include scripts for testing, serving, building, and configuration details for publishing.
.../src/ElementPlus/ElButton.json Introduced configuration schema for the ElButton component with various properties and configurations.
.../src/ElementPlus/ElInput.json Introduced configuration schema for the ElInput component with properties, events, and slots.
.../src/TinyVue/TinyButton.json Introduced configuration for the TinyButton component with properties and event handling for onClick.
.../src/TinyVue/TinyInput.json Introduced configuration for the TinyInput component with properties, events, slots, and configuration.
.../src/html/Input.json Introduced configuration for an HTML input component with properties, events, and configuration options.

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    Developer->>CLI: Run build command
    CLI->>BuildScript: Initialize build
    BuildScript->>BuildScript: Validate components
    BuildScript->>BuildScript: Generate component bundles
    BuildScript->>BuildScript: Build components from JSON files
    BuildScript->>Server: Serve material assets
    Server->>Developer: Material assets ready
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between ec2c752 and f43f9dd.

Files selected for processing (8)
  • packages/materials/README.md (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/buildMaterials.mjs (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/package.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/src/ElementPlus/ElButton.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/src/ElementPlus/ElInput.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/src/TinyVue/TinyButton.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/src/TinyVue/TinyInput.json (1 hunks)
  • packages/materials/src/html/Input.json (1 hunks)
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  • packages/materials/package.json
  • packages/materials/src/ElementPlus/ElButton.json
  • packages/materials/src/TinyVue/TinyButton.json
  • packages/materials/src/TinyVue/TinyInput.json
  • packages/materials/src/html/Input.json
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packages/materials/README.md

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packages/materials/buildMaterials.mjs (3)

24-42: Ensure all required fields are checked in validateComponent.

This function correctly checks for missing required fields and logs appropriate errors. Good use of array operations for validation.


118-154: Ensure error handling in buildComponents is robust.

Good use of try-catch for error handling. Consider adding more specific error messages or handling different types of exceptions if applicable.


156-190: Review the implementation of the serve function.

The function sets up a watcher and a static server correctly. Good use of asynchronous programming and logging.

packages/materials/src/ElementPlus/ElInput.json (1)

1-292: Review the schema definition for ElInput.

The JSON schema is well-structured and includes comprehensive details about the component, its properties, events, and slots. Good use of nested structures and data types.

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function start() {
const commandsMap = {
serve: serve,
build: build,
'build:split': buildSplit
}

const command = process.argv.slice(2)

if (!commandsMap[command]) {
logger.error(`[@opentiny/tiny-engine-materials] 不支持${command}命令`)

return
}

commandsMap[command]()
}
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Codebase Verification

The start function in packages/materials/buildMaterials.mjs does include a basic validation check to ensure the command is in the commandsMap. However, it only checks if the command exists in the map and does not handle other potential issues such as invalid command formats or additional arguments.

  • Location in codebase:
    • packages/materials/buildMaterials.mjs (lines 202-219)

To improve the validation, consider adding more comprehensive checks, such as verifying the format of the command and handling unexpected additional arguments.

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Validate command input in start function.

Ensure that the command validation is comprehensive and covers all expected scenarios.

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Length of output: 80



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify command validation in the start function.

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Length of output: 37



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"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
"serve": "node buildMaterials.mjs serve",
"build": "node buildMaterials.mjs build",
"build:split": "node buildMaterials.mjs build:split"
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外层也有两个物料的命令,看下是不是一起整合下

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全体迁移完成后再整合

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