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import { createElement } from "@wordpress/element"; // @ts-nocheck /** * WordPress dependencies */ import { useRef, useState, useEffect, createPortal } from '@wordpress/element'; /** * Internal dependencies */ import useSlot from './use-slot'; import StyleProvider from '../../style-provider'; function useForceUpdate() { const [, setState] = useState({}); const mounted = useRef(true); useEffect(() => { mounted.current = true; return () => { mounted.current = false; }; }, []); return () => { if (mounted.current) { setState({}); } }; } export default function Fill(_ref) { let { name, children } = _ref; const { registerFill, unregisterFill, ...slot } = useSlot(name); const rerender = useForceUpdate(); const ref = useRef({ rerender }); useEffect(() => { // We register fills so we can keep track of their existence. // Some Slot implementations need to know if there're already fills // registered so they can choose to render themselves or not. registerFill(ref); return () => { unregisterFill(ref); }; }, [registerFill, unregisterFill]); if (!slot.ref || !slot.ref.current) { return null; } if (typeof children === 'function') { children = children(slot.fillProps); } // When using a `Fill`, the `children` will be rendered in the document of the // `Slot`. This means that we need to wrap the `children` in a `StyleProvider` // to make sure we're referencing the right document/iframe (instead of the // context of the `Fill`'s parent). const wrappedChildren = createElement(StyleProvider, { document: slot.ref.current.ownerDocument }, children); return createPortal(wrappedChildren, slot.ref.current); } //# sourceMappingURL=fill.js.map