@navinc/base-react-components/dist/link.js

Nav's Pattern Library

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import { jsx as _jsx } from "react/jsx-runtime";
import { styled } from 'styled-components';
import { Link as ReactRouterLink } from 'react-router-dom';
import { Text } from './text.js';
const StyledLink = styled(Text).withConfig({ displayName: "brc-sc-StyledLink", componentId: "brc-sc-ixdf0k" }) `
  font-size: inherit;
  color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primary};
  text-decoration: none;

  &:hover {
    color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryDim};
  }

  &:active {
    color: ${({ theme }) => theme.primaryDim};
  }

  &:focus {
    outline: ${({ theme }) => theme.focusOutline};
  }
`;
StyledLink.displayName = 'StyledLink';
const BaseLink = (_a) => {
    var { to = '', href = to, target = '', onClick = () => { }, className = '', bold } = _a, props = __rest(_a, ["to", "href", "target", "onClick", "className", "bold"]);
    return (_jsx(StyledLink, Object.assign({ target: target }, (target ? { href } : { to: href }), { as: target ? 'a' : href ? ReactRouterLink : 'span', className: className, onClick: (e) => {
            e.persist();
            onClick(e);
        }, rel: target === '_blank' ? 'noopener noreferrer' : undefined, "$bold": bold }, props)));
};
BaseLink.displayName = 'Link';
/**
# <Link />

The `Link` component is a Nav styled React Router Link component by default. 99% of the time, this is what we want to use.

## href

`<Link />` requires an `href` prop. This differs from the api for the React Router Link which requires a `to` prop. The `Link` component will map the `href` prop to React Router Link's `to` prop in most cases.

```jsx
<Link href="/home">Take me home</Link>
```

## target

If we find ourselves in need of a traditional anchor link, adding a standard `target` prop to the component will switch the underlying component from a React Router Link to a traditional anchor link.

A value of `_blank` will open the link in a new tab/window.

A value of `_self` will force a full page load at the specified `href` in the same window. If a link is meant to leave the app and stay in the same window, `_self` _must_ be set as the `target` value or the link will not work.

```jsx
<Link href="/full/page/reload" target="_self">
  Reload page
</Link>
```

```jsx
<Link href="https://partner-site.com" target="_blank">
  New tab
</Link>
```

## onClick

Specify a custom action to take place when the link is clicked. The `<Link />` component automatically handles tracking functionality and is configurable with props. It is not necessary to manually add a `track` call unless tracking something other than a click interaction.

 */
export const Link = styled(BaseLink).withConfig({ displayName: "brc-sc-Link", componentId: "brc-sc-1xvvh9w" }) ``;
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