formipay/node_modules/@wordpress/components/build-module/confirm-dialog/component.js

import { createElement, Fragment } from "react";
/**
 * WordPress dependencies
 */
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { useCallback, useEffect, useRef, useState } from '@wordpress/element';

/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */
import Modal from '../modal';
import { useContextSystem, contextConnect } from '../context';
import { Flex } from '../flex';
import Button from '../button';
import { Text } from '../text';
import { VStack } from '../v-stack';
import * as styles from './styles';
import { useCx } from '../utils/hooks/use-cx';
const UnconnectedConfirmDialog = (props, forwardedRef) => {
  const {
    isOpen: isOpenProp,
    onConfirm,
    onCancel,
    children,
    confirmButtonText,
    cancelButtonText,
    ...otherProps
  } = useContextSystem(props, 'ConfirmDialog');
  const cx = useCx();
  const wrapperClassName = cx(styles.wrapper);
  const cancelButtonRef = useRef();
  const confirmButtonRef = useRef();
  const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState();
  const [shouldSelfClose, setShouldSelfClose] = useState();
  useEffect(() => {
    // We only allow the dialog to close itself if `isOpenProp` is *not* set.
    // If `isOpenProp` is set, then it (probably) means it's controlled by a
    // parent component. In that case, `shouldSelfClose` might do more harm than
    // good, so we disable it.
    const isIsOpenSet = typeof isOpenProp !== 'undefined';
    setIsOpen(isIsOpenSet ? isOpenProp : true);
    setShouldSelfClose(!isIsOpenSet);
  }, [isOpenProp]);
  const handleEvent = useCallback(callback => event => {
    callback?.(event);
    if (shouldSelfClose) {
      setIsOpen(false);
    }
  }, [shouldSelfClose, setIsOpen]);
  const handleEnter = useCallback(event => {
    // Avoid triggering the 'confirm' action when a button is focused,
    // as this can cause a double submission.
    const isConfirmOrCancelButton = event.target === cancelButtonRef.current || event.target === confirmButtonRef.current;
    if (!isConfirmOrCancelButton && event.key === 'Enter') {
      handleEvent(onConfirm)(event);
    }
  }, [handleEvent, onConfirm]);
  const cancelLabel = cancelButtonText !== null && cancelButtonText !== void 0 ? cancelButtonText : __('Cancel');
  const confirmLabel = confirmButtonText !== null && confirmButtonText !== void 0 ? confirmButtonText : __('OK');
  return createElement(Fragment, null, isOpen && createElement(Modal, {
    onRequestClose: handleEvent(onCancel),
    onKeyDown: handleEnter,
    closeButtonLabel: cancelLabel,
    isDismissible: true,
    ref: forwardedRef,
    overlayClassName: wrapperClassName,
    __experimentalHideHeader: true,
    ...otherProps
  }, createElement(VStack, {
    spacing: 8
  }, createElement(Text, null, children), createElement(Flex, {
    direction: "row",
    justify: "flex-end"
  }, createElement(Button, {
    ref: cancelButtonRef,
    variant: "tertiary",
    onClick: handleEvent(onCancel)
  }, cancelLabel), createElement(Button, {
    ref: confirmButtonRef,
    variant: "primary",
    onClick: handleEvent(onConfirm)
  }, confirmLabel)))));
};

/**
 * `ConfirmDialog` is built of top of [`Modal`](/packages/components/src/modal/README.md)
 * and displays a confirmation dialog, with _confirm_ and _cancel_ buttons.
 * The dialog is confirmed by clicking the _confirm_ button or by pressing the `Enter` key.
 * It is cancelled (closed) by clicking the _cancel_ button, by pressing the `ESC` key, or by
 * clicking outside the dialog focus (i.e, the overlay).
 *
 * `ConfirmDialog` has two main implicit modes: controlled and uncontrolled.
 *
 * UnControlled:
 *
 * Allows the component to be used standalone, just by declaring it as part of another React's component render method:
 * -   It will be automatically open (displayed) upon mounting;
 * -   It will be automatically closed when clicking the _cancel_ button, by pressing the `ESC` key, or by clicking outside the dialog focus (i.e, the overlay);
 * -   `onCancel` is not mandatory but can be passed. Even if passed, the dialog will still be able to close itself.
 *
 * Activating this mode is as simple as omitting the `isOpen` prop. The only mandatory prop, in this case, is the `onConfirm` callback. The message is passed as the `children`. You can pass any JSX you'd like, which allows to further format the message or include sub-component if you'd like:
 *
 * ```jsx
 * import { __experimentalConfirmDialog as ConfirmDialog } from '@wordpress/components';
 *
 * function Example() {
 * 	return (
 * 		<ConfirmDialog onConfirm={ () => console.debug( ' Confirmed! ' ) }>
 * 			Are you sure? <strong>This action cannot be undone!</strong>
 * 		</ConfirmDialog>
 * 	);
 * }
 * ```
 *
 *
 * Controlled mode:
 *  Let the parent component control when the dialog is open/closed. It's activated when a
 * boolean value is passed to `isOpen`:
 * -   It will not be automatically closed. You need to let it know when to open/close by updating the value of the `isOpen` prop;
 * -   Both `onConfirm` and the `onCancel` callbacks are mandatory props in this mode;
 * -   You'll want to update the state that controls `isOpen` by updating it from the `onCancel` and `onConfirm` callbacks.
 *
 *```jsx
 * import { __experimentalConfirmDialog as ConfirmDialog } from '@wordpress/components';
 * import { useState } from '@wordpress/element';
 *
 * function Example() {
 * 	const [ isOpen, setIsOpen ] = useState( true );
 *
 * 	const handleConfirm = () => {
 * 		console.debug( 'Confirmed!' );
 * 		setIsOpen( false );
 * 	};
 *
 * 	const handleCancel = () => {
 * 		console.debug( 'Cancelled!' );
 * 		setIsOpen( false );
 * 	};
 *
 * 	return (
 * 		<ConfirmDialog
 * 			isOpen={ isOpen }
 * 			onConfirm={ handleConfirm }
 * 			onCancel={ handleCancel }
 * 		>
 * 			Are you sure? <strong>This action cannot be undone!</strong>
 * 		</ConfirmDialog>
 * 	);
 * }
 * ```
 */
export const ConfirmDialog = contextConnect(UnconnectedConfirmDialog, 'ConfirmDialog');
export default ConfirmDialog;
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