@expofp/floorplan/dist/esm/store/search-buttons/SearchButtonsActions.d.ts

Interactive floor plan library for expos and events

import type RootStore from '../RootStore';
import { type SearchButtonsFilters } from './SearchButtonsFilters';
import { type SearchButtonsState } from './SearchButtonsState';
export declare class SearchButtonsActions {
    private rootStore;
    private state;
    private filters;
    constructor(rootStore: RootStore, state: SearchButtonsState, filters: SearchButtonsFilters);
    /**
     * Reports a search-button click to stats. Called only from the branch of a
     * handler that turns the button ON: the click that switches a filter off is
     * not a view of it. Deriving that from the button's `active` prop instead
     * would be wrong — `active` is a display flag whose meaning differs per
     * button (for Categories it means "filters are applied", not "panel open"),
     * so only the handler knows what its own click did.
     *
     * `caption` is the button's configured name, NOT the rendered label: the
     * label is run through `tIfExists`, so reporting it would split one button
     * into one analytics series per locale.
     */
    private reportActivation;
    handleSearchButtonClick(searchButtonId: string, caption?: string): void;
    handleExtendedSearchButtonClick(buttonId: string): void;
    handleMainButtonClick(buttonId: string): void;
    handleSessionsClick(caption?: string): void;
    togglePoiType(poiTypeId: number): void;
    clearAllFilters(): void;
    /**
     * Turns the active search button off when navigation opens, so its pins do
     * not crowd the route. Unlike `clearAllFilters` it leaves the panel, the
     * list and the details alone (they now show the navigation) and keeps
     * pathways, which belong to tours, not to search buttons.
     */
    deactivateForNavigation(): void;
    showSubButtons(parentButtonId: string): void;
    hideSubButtons(): void;
    handleSubButtonClick(subButtonId: string): void;
    private toggleListView;
    private handleBookmarksClick;
    private handleVisitedClick;
    private handleToursClick;
    /**
     * Opens the category modal. Without a scope it is the built-in Categories
     * button — the whole catalog; with one, the custom `type: 'categories'` button
     * that narrows the modal to its own children. Either takes the selection over
     * only on Apply. Getting there is identical either way: leave whatever other
     * filter is on, then open.
     */
    private handleCategoriesClick;
    private handleExhibitorsClick;
    private handlePoiTypeClick;
    private handleLinkClick;
    private handleParentButton;
    private preserveSearchText;
    private switchToSearch;
    private resetAllFilters;
    /** Turns off the active search button and every filter it applied, URL included. */
    private clearActiveFilters;
    private setPoiFilterFromString;
    private get isMobile();
}
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