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/** * WordPress dependencies */ import { _x, __ } from '@wordpress/i18n'; import { dateI18n } from '@wordpress/date'; import { useState, createInterpolateElement } from '@wordpress/element'; import { TextControl, ExternalLink, VisuallyHidden, CustomSelectControl, ToggleControl, __experimentalVStack as VStack, } from '@wordpress/components'; // So that we can illustrate the different formats in the dropdown properly, // show a date that has a day greater than 12 and a month with more than three // letters. Here we're using 2022-01-25 which is when WordPress 5.9 was // released. const EXAMPLE_DATE = new Date( 2022, 0, 25 ); /** * The `DateFormatPicker` component renders controls that let the user choose a * _date format_. That is, how they want their dates to be formatted. * * @see https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/HEAD/packages/block-editor/src/components/date-format-picker/README.md * * @param {Object} props * @param {string|null} props.format The selected date * format. If * `null`, * _Default_ is * selected. * @param {string} props.defaultFormat The date format that * will be used if the * user selects * 'Default'. * @param {( format: string|null ) => void} props.onChange Called when a * selection is * made. If `null`, * _Default_ is * selected. */ export default function DateFormatPicker( { format, defaultFormat, onChange, } ) { return ( <fieldset className="block-editor-date-format-picker"> <VisuallyHidden as="legend">{ __( 'Date format' ) }</VisuallyHidden> <ToggleControl __nextHasNoMarginBottom label={ __( 'Default format' ) } help={ `${ __( 'Example:' ) } ${ dateI18n( defaultFormat, EXAMPLE_DATE ) }` } checked={ ! format } onChange={ ( checked ) => onChange( checked ? null : defaultFormat ) } /> { format && ( <NonDefaultControls format={ format } onChange={ onChange } /> ) } </fieldset> ); } function NonDefaultControls( { format, onChange } ) { // Suggest a short format, medium format, long format, and a standardised // (YYYY-MM-DD) format. The short, medium, and long formats are localised as // different languages have different ways of writing these. For example, 'F // j, Y' (April 20, 2022) in American English (en_US) is 'j. F Y' (20. April // 2022) in German (de). The resultant array is de-duplicated as some // languages will use the same format string for short, medium, and long // formats. const suggestedFormats = [ ...new Set( [ 'Y-m-d', _x( 'n/j/Y', 'short date format' ), _x( 'n/j/Y g:i A', 'short date format with time' ), _x( 'M j, Y', 'medium date format' ), _x( 'M j, Y g:i A', 'medium date format with time' ), _x( 'F j, Y', 'long date format' ), _x( 'M j', 'short date format without the year' ), ] ), ]; const suggestedOptions = suggestedFormats.map( ( suggestedFormat, index ) => ( { key: `suggested-${ index }`, name: dateI18n( suggestedFormat, EXAMPLE_DATE ), format: suggestedFormat, } ) ); const customOption = { key: 'custom', name: __( 'Custom' ), className: 'block-editor-date-format-picker__custom-format-select-control__custom-option', __experimentalHint: __( 'Enter your own date format' ), }; const [ isCustom, setIsCustom ] = useState( () => !! format && ! suggestedFormats.includes( format ) ); return ( <VStack> <CustomSelectControl __nextUnconstrainedWidth label={ __( 'Choose a format' ) } options={ [ ...suggestedOptions, customOption ] } value={ isCustom ? customOption : suggestedOptions.find( ( option ) => option.format === format ) ?? customOption } onChange={ ( { selectedItem } ) => { if ( selectedItem === customOption ) { setIsCustom( true ); } else { setIsCustom( false ); onChange( selectedItem.format ); } } } /> { isCustom && ( <TextControl __nextHasNoMarginBottom label={ __( 'Custom format' ) } hideLabelFromVision help={ createInterpolateElement( __( 'Enter a date or time <Link>format string</Link>.' ), { Link: ( <ExternalLink href={ __( 'https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/customize-date-and-time-format/' ) } /> ), } ) } value={ format } onChange={ ( value ) => onChange( value ) } /> ) } </VStack> ); }