@selfcommunity/react-ui/lib/esm/components/SnippetNotifications/Skeleton.js

React UI Components to integrate a Community created with SelfCommunity Platform.

import { jsx as _jsx } from "react/jsx-runtime";
import { styled } from '@mui/material/styles';
import { List, ListItem, useTheme } from '@mui/material';
import Skeleton from '@mui/material/Skeleton';
import NotificationItem from '../../shared/NotificationItem';
import { SCNotificationObjectTemplateType } from '../../types/notification';
import { PREFIX } from './constants';
const classes = {
    root: `${PREFIX}-skeleton-root`,
    list: `${PREFIX}-list`,
    item: `${PREFIX}-item`
};
const Root = styled(List, {
    name: PREFIX,
    slot: 'SkeletonRoot'
})(() => ({}));
/**
 * > API documentation for the Community-JS Snippet Notification Skeleton component. Learn about the available props and the CSS API.

 #### Import

 ```jsx
 import {SnippetNotificationsSkeleton} from '@selfcommunity/react-ui';
 ```

 #### Component Name

 The name `SCSnippetNotification-skeleton-root` can be used when providing style overrides in the theme.

 #### CSS

 |Rule Name|Global class|Description|
 |---|---|---|
 |root|.SCSnippetNotification-skeleton-root|Styles applied to the root element.|
 |item|.SCSnippetNotification-item|Styles applied to the item element.|
 *
 */
export default function SnippetNotificationSkeleton(props) {
    const theme = useTheme();
    const notificationSkeleton = (_jsx(NotificationItem, { className: classes.item, template: SCNotificationObjectTemplateType.SNIPPET, image: _jsx(Skeleton, { animation: "wave", variant: "circular", width: theme.selfcommunity.user.avatar.sizeSmall, height: theme.selfcommunity.user.avatar.sizeSmall }), primary: _jsx(Skeleton, { animation: "wave", height: 10, width: 120, style: { marginBottom: 10 } }), secondary: _jsx(Skeleton, { animation: "wave", height: 10, width: 70, style: { marginBottom: 10 } }) }));
    return (_jsx(Root, Object.assign({ className: classes.root }, props, { children: [...Array(7)].map((x, i) => (_jsx(ListItem, Object.assign({ className: classes.item }, { children: notificationSkeleton }), i))) })));
}