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v2.6.4 #384

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features
    • Default CDN provider switched to npmmirror for improved performance.
    • Updated theme version to 2.6.4.
  • Improvements
    • Enhanced CDN handling logic for custom URLs and providers.
    • Updated CSS to use custom properties for better theme customization.

- Standardized CDN URL structures for JS, JS modules, and CSS assets
- Added support for npmmirror as a CDN provider in _config.yml
- Improved handling of custom CDN URLs and enabled CDN conditions
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The project updates include switching the default CDN provider from 'zstatic' to 'npmmirror' in the configuration file, bumping the version in package.json, improving CDN handling in themeHelpers.js, and improving CSS theming compatibility in waline.styl by using custom properties for colors. These changes enhance performance, version control, and customization in the Hexo Theme Redefine project.

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Files Change Summary
_config.yml Changed CDN provider from zstatic to npmmirror.
package.json Bumped version from "2.6.3" to "2.6.4".
scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js Modified cdnProviders URLs, updated logic in cdnPathHandle functions, and updated rendering.
source/css/layout/_.../waline.styl Updated CSS variables to use custom properties for colors instead of hardcoded values.

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In code's vast fields, a change we see,
From zstatic's hold, to npmmirror we flee.
With versions brightened, from 3 to 4,
Our scripts run swifter, rendering more.
Colors now transform with ease,
Custom properties the eye to please.
🌼 Hoppy trails to smoother lines,
In Hexo’s theme, where code now shines! 🌟


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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js (3)

Line range hint 2-3: Remove redundant 'use strict' directive

The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it. Removing this will clean up the code without affecting functionality.

- "use strict";

Line range hint 12-14: Simplify control flow by removing unnecessary 'else'

Since the previous branch in the isInHomePaging function returns early, the else clause is redundant and can be omitted to simplify the control flow.

-  } else {
-    return false;
-  }
+  }
+  return false;

Line range hint 9-15: Convert function to arrow function for consistency and modern syntax

The isInHomePaging function does not use this, so it can be converted to an arrow function for a more concise and modern syntax.

- hexo.extend.helper.register("isInHomePaging", function (pagePath, route) {
+ hexo.extend.helper.register("isInHomePaging", (pagePath, route) => {
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Biome
scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js

[error] 2-3: Redundant use strict directive. (lint/suspicious/noRedundantUseStrict)

The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it.
Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.


[error] 12-14: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 9-15: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 20-37: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 18-39: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 41-61: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 73-75: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 65-76: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 86-88: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 79-89: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 314-316: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 319-321: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.

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_config.yml

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scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js (4)

152-169: Review CDN handling logic in renderJSModule

Similar to renderJS, this function handles CDN URLs for JavaScript modules. It's crucial to verify that the changes are consistent with those in renderJS and that the URL formatting and placeholder replacements are correct.

Also applies to: 176-195

Verification successful

CDN handling logic in renderJSModule is consistent with renderJS

The renderJSModule function correctly handles CDN URLs and placeholder replacements, ensuring consistency with the renderJS function.

  • Both functions use cdnProviders and replace :version and :path placeholders accurately.
  • CDN URL patterns and logic for custom URLs are handled similarly in both functions.
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# Description: Verify the CDN URL format and placeholder replacements in renderJSModule function.

# Test: Search for CDN URL patterns and check for correct placeholder replacements.
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93-110: Review CDN handling logic in renderJS

The renderJS function has updated the CDN URLs and the logic for handling custom CDN URLs. Ensure that the CDN URL templates are correctly formatted and that the custom URL handling logic accurately replaces the placeholders with the actual values.

Also applies to: 117-136

Verification successful

Verify CDN handling logic in renderJS

The renderJS function and related CDN handling logic correctly format the CDN URL templates and accurately replace the placeholders with the actual values.

  • The placeholders :version and :path are consistently used across all CDN URL templates in the cdnProviders object.
  • The custom URL handling logic and placeholder replacements in the renderJS function are correctly implemented.
  • Similar functions for handling CSS and module scripts follow the same logic, ensuring consistency.
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# Test: Search for CDN URL patterns and check for correct placeholder replacements.
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211-228: Review CDN handling logic in renderJSPath

This function handles the generation of script paths, potentially modifying them based on CDN settings. Verify that the logic for handling CDN URLs and custom URLs is correct and consistent with other similar functions.

Also applies to: 235-252

Verification successful

Review CDN handling logic in renderJSPath

The renderJSPath function correctly uses the cdnProviders object to generate script paths based on the CDN settings. The placeholders :version and :path are properly replaced within the URL templates. The logic is consistent with other functions handling CDN URLs.

  • scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js:
    • Lines 209-264: renderJSPath function implementation
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#!/bin/bash
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# Test: Search for CDN URL patterns and check for correct placeholder replacements.
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#!/bin/bash
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ast-grep --lang javascript --pattern 'hexo.extend.helper.register("renderJSPath", function($_) { $$$ })'

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268-285: Review CDN handling logic in renderCSS

This function has been updated to handle CDN URLs for CSS resources. Verify that the changes are consistent with those in other CDN handling functions and that the URL formatting and placeholder replacements are correct.

Also applies to: 292-309

_config.yml (1)

449-449: Update CDN provider setting in _config.yml

The CDN provider has been changed from 'zstatic' to 'npmmirror'. This aligns with the updates in the JavaScript helper functions to use 'npmmirror' as the default CDN. Make sure this change is reflected wherever CDN settings are used.

source/css/layout/_partials/comments/waline.styl (14)

9-9: Updated CSS Variable for Background Color

The variable --waline-bgcolor has been updated to use a custom property --background-color. This change promotes better theme consistency and easier maintenance. Ensure that --background-color is defined in a higher scope or in the same file to avoid referencing an undefined variable.


10-10: Updated CSS Variable for Light Background Color

The variable --waline-bgcolor-light has been changed to use --second-background-color. This update should help in maintaining a consistent theming across the platform. Similar to the previous comment, verify that --second-background-color is adequately defined and accessible in the scope where this CSS is applied.


11-11: Consolidated Hover Background Color

The --waline-bgcolor-hover now also uses --second-background-color, aligning it with the light background color for a more uniform hover effect. This consolidation might affect visual aspects where a distinct hover effect was intended, so it's worth reviewing the visual impact on the UI to ensure it aligns with design expectations.


16-16: Unified Quote Block Color

The change of --waline-bq-color to --background-color is intended to harmonize the color of block quotes with the general background. This is a sensible change for a more streamlined color scheme. As with other variables, ensure the custom property is defined to avoid CSS errors.


61-61: Standardized Border Color

The border color for horizontal rules within the Waline widget has been updated to use --second-background-color. This change should be checked in the context of the overall design to ensure that it does not cause any unintended visual issues, especially in themes where contrast is critical.


67-67: Background Standardization for Code Elements

The background for code and pre tags within Waline is now unified using --second-background-color, which could affect readability depending on the foreground color settings. It's recommended to verify that there is sufficient contrast between text and background for readability purposes.


228-228: Updated Panel Background

The panel background now uses the --background-color variable, ensuring consistency across different UI components. This change is straightforward but verify the visual integrity across different parts of the application.


305-305: Focus Background Color for Editor and Input Fields

When focused, editor and input fields within Waline will now use --second-background-color. This change aims to enhance user experience by visually indicating focus. Ensure that this change does not interfere with usability, especially in terms of visual accessibility.


396-396: Emoji Popup Background Enhancement

The emoji popup background has been standardized to use --background-color, which should help in maintaining a consistent look and feel across the application. Check for any visual discrepancies that may arise due to this change.


493-493: Active Tab Background in Emoji Popup

The active tab within the emoji popup now also uses --background-color, aligning it with other components. This change enhances the visual consistency of active elements across the interface.


504-504: GIF Popup Background Update

Similar to other popups, the GIF popup background is updated to use --background-color. This consistency in background colors across popups is a good practice for maintaining a uniform appearance.


570-570: Background for Verified Icon in User Cards

The background for the verified icon in user cards is now using --background-color, which should harmonize well with other elements of the user interface. Ensure that this change does not reduce the visibility or prominence of the verified icon.


888-888: Reaction Votes Background Update

The background color for reaction votes has been changed to --background-color. This update should be checked to ensure it maintains the intended visibility and contrast, especially in the context of user interactions.


896-896: Text Color Adjustment in Active Reaction State

When a reaction is active, its text color now uses --background-color, potentially reducing contrast depending on the background. It's crucial to check that this change does not affect the legibility of the text in active reaction states.

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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js (1)

Line range hint 2-3: Remove redundant 'use strict' directive.

The 'use strict' directive is redundant in ES6 modules as they are strict by default.

- "use strict";
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[error] 9-15: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.

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  • scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js (2 hunks)
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Biome
scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js

[error] 2-3: Redundant use strict directive. (lint/suspicious/noRedundantUseStrict)

The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it.
Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.


[error] 9-15: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 20-37: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 18-39: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 41-61: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 73-75: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 65-76: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 86-88: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 79-89: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.


[error] 314-316: This else clause can be omitted because previous branches break early. (lint/style/noUselessElse)

Unsafe fix: Omit the else clause.


[error] 319-321: This function expression can be turned into an arrow function. (lint/complexity/useArrowFunction)

Function expressions that don't use this can be turned into arrow functions.
Safe fix: Use an arrow function instead.

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scripts/helpers/themeHelpers.js (4)

93-147: Updated CDN provider handling in renderJS.

The function renderJS has been updated to handle multiple CDN providers and custom URLs. The changes include the addition of new CDN providers and the logic to handle custom URLs based on the theme settings. Ensure that the new CDN URLs are correct and accessible.


211-263: Updated CDN provider handling in renderJSPath.

The function renderJSPath has been updated to handle CDN URLs similar to other functions in this file. This consistency is good, but ensure that all URLs are correctly formatted and replace placeholders appropriately.


152-206: Updated CDN provider handling in renderJSModule.

Similar to renderJS, the renderJSModule function now supports multiple CDN providers and custom URLs. This standardization across functions helps maintain consistency. Verify the functionality with different CDN configurations.


268-309: Updated CDN provider handling in renderCSS.

The function renderCSS has been updated to handle CDN URLs. This change aligns with the updates in other functions, ensuring a uniform approach to CDN handling across the script. Verify that all CSS files are correctly linked and load as expected.

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