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"use strict"; var _interopRequireDefault = require("@babel/runtime/helpers/interopRequireDefault"); Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true }); exports.default = void 0; var _element = require("@wordpress/element"); var _classnames = _interopRequireDefault(require("classnames")); var _data = require("@wordpress/data"); var _blocks = require("@wordpress/blocks"); var _defaultBlockAppender = _interopRequireDefault(require("../default-block-appender")); var _buttonBlockAppender = _interopRequireDefault(require("../button-block-appender")); var _store = require("../../store"); var _lockUnlock = require("../../lock-unlock"); /** * External dependencies */ /** * WordPress dependencies */ /** * Internal dependencies */ function DefaultAppender({ rootClientId }) { const canInsertDefaultBlock = (0, _data.useSelect)(select => select(_store.store).canInsertBlockType((0, _blocks.getDefaultBlockName)(), rootClientId)); if (canInsertDefaultBlock) { // Render the default block appender if the context supports use // of the default appender. return (0, _element.createElement)(_defaultBlockAppender.default, { rootClientId: rootClientId }); } // Fallback in case the default block can't be inserted. return (0, _element.createElement)(_buttonBlockAppender.default, { rootClientId: rootClientId, className: "block-list-appender__toggle" }); } function useAppender(rootClientId, CustomAppender) { const { hideInserter, isParentSelected } = (0, _data.useSelect)(select => { const { getTemplateLock, getSelectedBlockClientId, __unstableGetEditorMode, getBlockEditingMode } = (0, _lockUnlock.unlock)(select(_store.store)); const selectedBlockClientId = getSelectedBlockClientId(); return { hideInserter: !!getTemplateLock(rootClientId) || getBlockEditingMode(rootClientId) === 'disabled' || __unstableGetEditorMode() === 'zoom-out', isParentSelected: rootClientId === selectedBlockClientId || !rootClientId && !selectedBlockClientId }; }, [rootClientId]); if (hideInserter || CustomAppender === false) { return null; } if (CustomAppender) { // Prefer custom render prop if provided. return (0, _element.createElement)(CustomAppender, null); } if (!isParentSelected) { return null; } return (0, _element.createElement)(DefaultAppender, { rootClientId: rootClientId }); } function BlockListAppender({ rootClientId, renderAppender, className, tagName: TagName = 'div' }) { const appender = useAppender(rootClientId, renderAppender); const isDragOver = (0, _data.useSelect)(select => { const { getBlockInsertionPoint, isBlockInsertionPointVisible, getBlockCount } = select(_store.store); const insertionPoint = getBlockInsertionPoint(); // Ideally we should also check for `isDragging` but currently it // requires a lot more setup. We can revisit this once we refactor // the DnD utility hooks. return isBlockInsertionPointVisible() && rootClientId === insertionPoint?.rootClientId && getBlockCount(rootClientId) === 0; }, [rootClientId]); if (!appender) { return null; } return (0, _element.createElement)(TagName // A `tabIndex` is used on the wrapping `div` element in order to // force a focus event to occur when an appender `button` element // is clicked. In some browsers (Firefox, Safari), button clicks do // not emit a focus event, which could cause this event to propagate // unexpectedly. The `tabIndex` ensures that the interaction is // captured as a focus, without also adding an extra tab stop. // // See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/button#Clicking_and_focus , { tabIndex: -1, className: (0, _classnames.default)('block-list-appender wp-block', className, { 'is-drag-over': isDragOver }) // Needed in case the whole editor is content editable (for multi // selection). It fixes an edge case where ArrowDown and ArrowRight // should collapse the selection to the end of that selection and // not into the appender. , contentEditable: false // The appender exists to let you add the first Paragraph before // any is inserted. To that end, this appender should visually be // presented as a block. That means theme CSS should style it as if // it were an empty paragraph block. That means a `wp-block` class to // ensure the width is correct, and a [data-block] attribute to ensure // the correct margin is applied, especially for classic themes which // have commonly targeted that attribute for margins. , "data-block": true }, appender); } var _default = BlockListAppender; exports.default = _default; //# sourceMappingURL=index.js.map