@instructure/ui-react-utils/es/getInteraction.js

A React utility library made by Instructure Inc.

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/**
 * ---
 * category: utilities/react
 * ---
 * Parse the component props for the interaction type. It will return one of 'enabled', 'disabled', or 'readonly'.
 * This is useful for form elements where consumers are able to either use the interaction prop as specified or the
 * native html disabled or readonly attributes
 * @module getInteraction
 * @param args extra arguments
 * @returns The calculated interaction type
 */
export function getInteraction({
  props = {},
  interactionTypes = ['disabled', 'readonly']
} = {}) {
  const interaction = props.interaction,
    disabled = props.disabled,
    readOnly = props.readOnly;

  // interaction is the source of truth when it is provided
  if (interaction) return interaction;

  // if there's no interaction specified, use disabled or readOnly if they are defined as props (note, disabled will win
  // over readOnly if both are provided)
  if (interactionTypes.includes('disabled') && disabled) return 'disabled';
  if (interactionTypes.includes('readonly') && readOnly) return 'readonly';

  // We were provided with nothing, use enabled by default
  return 'enabled';
}