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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CSS processor now separates style declarations from metadata and generates predicates for style conditions. Native style resolution evaluates those predicates. Media-query processing and breakpoint precedence now support height bounds alongside width bounds. ChangesNative style resolution
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CSSProcessor
participant generateStyleMatcher
participant NativeStore
CSSProcessor->>generateStyleMatcher: Generate predicate from style metadata
CSSProcessor-->>NativeStore: Emit style record with matches
NativeStore->>NativeStore: Call style.matches with runtime, props, state, and context
NativeStore-->>NativeStore: Resolve matching styles
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to When one class uses a min-width breakpoint and another uses a min-height breakpoint on the same property, the result depends on class order. This is a narrow edge case, and the fix is small. It is worth fixing before or soon after merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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Review comments at @packages/uniwind/src/core/native/store.ts:
- Line 160: Update the previousBest precedence comparison so minHeight breaks
ties only when minWidth values are equal; retain the complexity comparison. Add
a test for min-width and min-height rules setting the same property, verifying
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Width and height breakpoint precedence depends on class order.
The rule at Line 160 lets previousBest win if either minWidth or minHeight is greater. Example: style A has minWidth: 500, minHeight: 0, and style B has minWidth: 0, minHeight: 600. Both styles match and set the same property. In that case, the style that comes first always wins. A B resolves to A, and B A resolves to B. The result is not deterministic for mixed width and height breakpoints.
Compare each axis as a separate tie-breaker. The new style must lose only if it is strictly lower on an axis that decides the outcome.
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- const previousWins = previousBest.minWidth > style.minWidth
- || previousBest.minHeight > style.minHeight
- || previousBest.complexity > style.complexity
+ const previousWins = previousBest.minWidth > style.minWidth
+ || (previousBest.minWidth === style.minWidth && previousBest.minHeight > style.minHeight)
+ || previousBest.complexity > style.complexityAdd a test that combines a min-width rule and a min-height rule on the same property, and run it in both class orders.
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Review comment at @packages/uniwind/src/core/native/store.ts at line 160:
Update the previousBest precedence comparison so minHeight breaks ties only when
minWidth values are equal; retain the complexity comparison. Add a test for
min-width and min-height rules setting the same property, verifying both class
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| conditions.push(`rt.screen.width ${style.minWidthOperator} (${serializeDimension(style.minWidth)})`) |
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When a media bound uses em, generateStyleMatcher puts a vars lookup inside matches. The function receives no vars argument, so resolving a class with that bound throws instead of returning a style. Pass the needed value into the matcher.
Knowledge Base Used: CSS compilation and processing
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When an earlier height-bound rule and a later width-bound rule set the same property, the new minHeight check keeps the earlier rule even when both match. At 800×600, an earlier min-height: 500px width can beat a later min-width: 640px width, leaving the user with the wrong size. A larger height bound should not, by itself, block the width rule.
Knowledge Base Used: Native style resolution
| if (condition.type === 'operation' && condition.operator === 'and') { | ||
| condition.conditions.forEach(condition => this.processCondition(condition, mq)) |
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When an and media query has two lower bounds for the same dimension, the second replaces the first. For (width >= 600px) and (width >= 400px), the generated matcher can apply the style below 600px. Keep the stricter bound when combining conditions.
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| if (expectedValue === '"true"' || expectedValue === '"false"') { | ||
| conditions.push(`(${value} === ${expectedValue.slice(1, -1)} || ${value} === ${expectedValue})`) | ||
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| conditions.push(`${value} === ${expectedValue}`) |
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The generated data-value comparison inserts the selector value directly into JavaScript source. If the parsed value contains a quote or backslash, it can change the comparison or break the generated module. Escape the value as a JavaScript string before building matches.
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