ionicons/dist/cjs/index-53856ad1.js

Premium icons for Ionic.

'use strict';

function _interopNamespace(e) {
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}

const NAMESPACE = 'ionicons';

let scopeId;
let hostTagName;
let isSvgMode = false;
let queuePending = false;
const win = typeof window !== 'undefined' ? window : {};
const doc = win.document || { head: {} };
const plt = {
    $flags$: 0,
    $resourcesUrl$: '',
    jmp: (h) => h(),
    raf: (h) => requestAnimationFrame(h),
    ael: (el, eventName, listener, opts) => el.addEventListener(eventName, listener, opts),
    rel: (el, eventName, listener, opts) => el.removeEventListener(eventName, listener, opts),
    ce: (eventName, opts) => new CustomEvent(eventName, opts),
};
const promiseResolve = (v) => Promise.resolve(v);
const supportsConstructableStylesheets = /*@__PURE__*/ (() => {
        try {
            new CSSStyleSheet();
            return typeof new CSSStyleSheet().replaceSync === 'function';
        }
        catch (e) { }
        return false;
    })()
    ;
const HYDRATED_CSS = '{visibility:hidden}.hydrated{visibility:inherit}';
const XLINK_NS = 'http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink';
const createTime = (fnName, tagName = '') => {
    {
        return () => {
            return;
        };
    }
};
const uniqueTime = (key, measureText) => {
    {
        return () => {
            return;
        };
    }
};
const rootAppliedStyles = /*@__PURE__*/ new WeakMap();
const registerStyle = (scopeId, cssText, allowCS) => {
    let style = styles.get(scopeId);
    if (supportsConstructableStylesheets && allowCS) {
        style = (style || new CSSStyleSheet());
        if (typeof style === 'string') {
            style = cssText;
        }
        else {
            style.replaceSync(cssText);
        }
    }
    else {
        style = cssText;
    }
    styles.set(scopeId, style);
};
const addStyle = (styleContainerNode, cmpMeta, mode, hostElm) => {
    let scopeId = getScopeId(cmpMeta);
    const style = styles.get(scopeId);
    // if an element is NOT connected then getRootNode() will return the wrong root node
    // so the fallback is to always use the document for the root node in those cases
    styleContainerNode = styleContainerNode.nodeType === 11 /* NODE_TYPE.DocumentFragment */ ? styleContainerNode : doc;
    if (style) {
        if (typeof style === 'string') {
            styleContainerNode = styleContainerNode.head || styleContainerNode;
            let appliedStyles = rootAppliedStyles.get(styleContainerNode);
            let styleElm;
            if (!appliedStyles) {
                rootAppliedStyles.set(styleContainerNode, (appliedStyles = new Set()));
            }
            if (!appliedStyles.has(scopeId)) {
                {
                    {
                        styleElm = doc.createElement('style');
                        styleElm.innerHTML = style;
                    }
                    styleContainerNode.insertBefore(styleElm, styleContainerNode.querySelector('link'));
                }
                if (appliedStyles) {
                    appliedStyles.add(scopeId);
                }
            }
        }
        else if (!styleContainerNode.adoptedStyleSheets.includes(style)) {
            styleContainerNode.adoptedStyleSheets = [...styleContainerNode.adoptedStyleSheets, style];
        }
    }
    return scopeId;
};
const attachStyles = (hostRef) => {
    const cmpMeta = hostRef.$cmpMeta$;
    const elm = hostRef.$hostElement$;
    const flags = cmpMeta.$flags$;
    const endAttachStyles = createTime('attachStyles', cmpMeta.$tagName$);
    const scopeId = addStyle(elm.shadowRoot ? elm.shadowRoot : elm.getRootNode(), cmpMeta);
    if (flags & 10 /* CMP_FLAGS.needsScopedEncapsulation */) {
        // only required when we're NOT using native shadow dom (slot)
        // or this browser doesn't support native shadow dom
        // and this host element was NOT created with SSR
        // let's pick out the inner content for slot projection
        // create a node to represent where the original
        // content was first placed, which is useful later on
        // DOM WRITE!!
        elm['s-sc'] = scopeId;
        elm.classList.add(scopeId + '-h');
    }
    endAttachStyles();
};
const getScopeId = (cmp, mode) => 'sc-' + (cmp.$tagName$);
/**
 * Default style mode id
 */
/**
 * Reusable empty obj/array
 * Don't add values to these!!
 */
const EMPTY_OBJ = {};
const isDef = (v) => v != null;
const isComplexType = (o) => {
    // https://jsperf.com/typeof-fn-object/5
    o = typeof o;
    return o === 'object' || o === 'function';
};
/**
 * Production h() function based on Preact by
 * Jason Miller (@developit)
 * Licensed under the MIT License
 * https://github.com/developit/preact/blob/master/LICENSE
 *
 * Modified for Stencil's compiler and vdom
 */
// const stack: any[] = [];
// export function h(nodeName: string | d.FunctionalComponent, vnodeData: d.PropsType, child?: d.ChildType): d.VNode;
// export function h(nodeName: string | d.FunctionalComponent, vnodeData: d.PropsType, ...children: d.ChildType[]): d.VNode;
const h = (nodeName, vnodeData, ...children) => {
    let child = null;
    let key = null;
    let simple = false;
    let lastSimple = false;
    const vNodeChildren = [];
    const walk = (c) => {
        for (let i = 0; i < c.length; i++) {
            child = c[i];
            if (Array.isArray(child)) {
                walk(child);
            }
            else if (child != null && typeof child !== 'boolean') {
                if ((simple = typeof nodeName !== 'function' && !isComplexType(child))) {
                    child = String(child);
                }
                if (simple && lastSimple) {
                    // If the previous child was simple (string), we merge both
                    vNodeChildren[vNodeChildren.length - 1].$text$ += child;
                }
                else {
                    // Append a new vNode, if it's text, we create a text vNode
                    vNodeChildren.push(simple ? newVNode(null, child) : child);
                }
                lastSimple = simple;
            }
        }
    };
    walk(children);
    if (vnodeData) {
        // normalize class / classname attributes
        if (vnodeData.key) {
            key = vnodeData.key;
        }
        {
            const classData = vnodeData.className || vnodeData.class;
            if (classData) {
                vnodeData.class =
                    typeof classData !== 'object'
                        ? classData
                        : Object.keys(classData)
                            .filter((k) => classData[k])
                            .join(' ');
            }
        }
    }
    const vnode = newVNode(nodeName, null);
    vnode.$attrs$ = vnodeData;
    if (vNodeChildren.length > 0) {
        vnode.$children$ = vNodeChildren;
    }
    {
        vnode.$key$ = key;
    }
    return vnode;
};
const newVNode = (tag, text) => {
    const vnode = {
        $flags$: 0,
        $tag$: tag,
        $text$: text,
        $elm$: null,
        $children$: null,
    };
    {
        vnode.$attrs$ = null;
    }
    {
        vnode.$key$ = null;
    }
    return vnode;
};
const Host = {};
const isHost = (node) => node && node.$tag$ === Host;
/**
 * Production setAccessor() function based on Preact by
 * Jason Miller (@developit)
 * Licensed under the MIT License
 * https://github.com/developit/preact/blob/master/LICENSE
 *
 * Modified for Stencil's compiler and vdom
 */
const setAccessor = (elm, memberName, oldValue, newValue, isSvg, flags) => {
    if (oldValue !== newValue) {
        let isProp = isMemberInElement(elm, memberName);
        let ln = memberName.toLowerCase();
        if (memberName === 'class') {
            const classList = elm.classList;
            const oldClasses = parseClassList(oldValue);
            const newClasses = parseClassList(newValue);
            classList.remove(...oldClasses.filter((c) => c && !newClasses.includes(c)));
            classList.add(...newClasses.filter((c) => c && !oldClasses.includes(c)));
        }
        else if (memberName === 'style') {
            // update style attribute, css properties and values
            {
                for (const prop in oldValue) {
                    if (!newValue || newValue[prop] == null) {
                        if (prop.includes('-')) {
                            elm.style.removeProperty(prop);
                        }
                        else {
                            elm.style[prop] = '';
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            for (const prop in newValue) {
                if (!oldValue || newValue[prop] !== oldValue[prop]) {
                    if (prop.includes('-')) {
                        elm.style.setProperty(prop, newValue[prop]);
                    }
                    else {
                        elm.style[prop] = newValue[prop];
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        else if (memberName === 'key')
            ;
        else if (memberName === 'ref') {
            // minifier will clean this up
            if (newValue) {
                newValue(elm);
            }
        }
        else if ((!isProp ) &&
            memberName[0] === 'o' &&
            memberName[1] === 'n') {
            // Event Handlers
            // so if the member name starts with "on" and the 3rd characters is
            // a capital letter, and it's not already a member on the element,
            // then we're assuming it's an event listener
            if (memberName[2] === '-') {
                // on- prefixed events
                // allows to be explicit about the dom event to listen without any magic
                // under the hood:
                // <my-cmp on-click> // listens for "click"
                // <my-cmp on-Click> // listens for "Click"
                // <my-cmp on-ionChange> // listens for "ionChange"
                // <my-cmp on-EVENTS> // listens for "EVENTS"
                memberName = memberName.slice(3);
            }
            else if (isMemberInElement(win, ln)) {
                // standard event
                // the JSX attribute could have been "onMouseOver" and the
                // member name "onmouseover" is on the window's prototype
                // so let's add the listener "mouseover", which is all lowercased
                memberName = ln.slice(2);
            }
            else {
                // custom event
                // the JSX attribute could have been "onMyCustomEvent"
                // so let's trim off the "on" prefix and lowercase the first character
                // and add the listener "myCustomEvent"
                // except for the first character, we keep the event name case
                memberName = ln[2] + memberName.slice(3);
            }
            if (oldValue) {
                plt.rel(elm, memberName, oldValue, false);
            }
            if (newValue) {
                plt.ael(elm, memberName, newValue, false);
            }
        }
        else {
            // Set property if it exists and it's not a SVG
            const isComplex = isComplexType(newValue);
            if ((isProp || (isComplex && newValue !== null)) && !isSvg) {
                try {
                    if (!elm.tagName.includes('-')) {
                        const n = newValue == null ? '' : newValue;
                        // Workaround for Safari, moving the <input> caret when re-assigning the same valued
                        if (memberName === 'list') {
                            isProp = false;
                        }
                        else if (oldValue == null || elm[memberName] != n) {
                            elm[memberName] = n;
                        }
                    }
                    else {
                        elm[memberName] = newValue;
                    }
                }
                catch (e) { }
            }
            /**
             * Need to manually update attribute if:
             * - memberName is not an attribute
             * - if we are rendering the host element in order to reflect attribute
             * - if it's a SVG, since properties might not work in <svg>
             * - if the newValue is null/undefined or 'false'.
             */
            let xlink = false;
            {
                if (ln !== (ln = ln.replace(/^xlink\:?/, ''))) {
                    memberName = ln;
                    xlink = true;
                }
            }
            if (newValue == null || newValue === false) {
                if (newValue !== false || elm.getAttribute(memberName) === '') {
                    if (xlink) {
                        elm.removeAttributeNS(XLINK_NS, memberName);
                    }
                    else {
                        elm.removeAttribute(memberName);
                    }
                }
            }
            else if ((!isProp || flags & 4 /* VNODE_FLAGS.isHost */ || isSvg) && !isComplex) {
                newValue = newValue === true ? '' : newValue;
                if (xlink) {
                    elm.setAttributeNS(XLINK_NS, memberName, newValue);
                }
                else {
                    elm.setAttribute(memberName, newValue);
                }
            }
        }
    }
};
const parseClassListRegex = /\s/;
const parseClassList = (value) => (!value ? [] : value.split(parseClassListRegex));
const updateElement = (oldVnode, newVnode, isSvgMode, memberName) => {
    // if the element passed in is a shadow root, which is a document fragment
    // then we want to be adding attrs/props to the shadow root's "host" element
    // if it's not a shadow root, then we add attrs/props to the same element
    const elm = newVnode.$elm$.nodeType === 11 /* NODE_TYPE.DocumentFragment */ && newVnode.$elm$.host
        ? newVnode.$elm$.host
        : newVnode.$elm$;
    const oldVnodeAttrs = (oldVnode && oldVnode.$attrs$) || EMPTY_OBJ;
    const newVnodeAttrs = newVnode.$attrs$ || EMPTY_OBJ;
    {
        // remove attributes no longer present on the vnode by setting them to undefined
        for (memberName in oldVnodeAttrs) {
            if (!(memberName in newVnodeAttrs)) {
                setAccessor(elm, memberName, oldVnodeAttrs[memberName], undefined, isSvgMode, newVnode.$flags$);
            }
        }
    }
    // add new & update changed attributes
    for (memberName in newVnodeAttrs) {
        setAccessor(elm, memberName, oldVnodeAttrs[memberName], newVnodeAttrs[memberName], isSvgMode, newVnode.$flags$);
    }
};
/**
 * Create a DOM Node corresponding to one of the children of a given VNode.
 *
 * @param oldParentVNode the parent VNode from the previous render
 * @param newParentVNode the parent VNode from the current render
 * @param childIndex the index of the VNode, in the _new_ parent node's
 * children, for which we will create a new DOM node
 * @param parentElm the parent DOM node which our new node will be a child of
 * @returns the newly created node
 */
const createElm = (oldParentVNode, newParentVNode, childIndex, parentElm) => {
    // tslint:disable-next-line: prefer-const
    const newVNode = newParentVNode.$children$[childIndex];
    let i = 0;
    let elm;
    let childNode;
    if (newVNode.$text$ !== null) {
        // create text node
        elm = newVNode.$elm$ = doc.createTextNode(newVNode.$text$);
    }
    else {
        // create element
        elm = newVNode.$elm$ = (doc.createElement(newVNode.$tag$));
        // add css classes, attrs, props, listeners, etc.
        {
            updateElement(null, newVNode, isSvgMode);
        }
        if (isDef(scopeId) && elm['s-si'] !== scopeId) {
            // if there is a scopeId and this is the initial render
            // then let's add the scopeId as a css class
            elm.classList.add((elm['s-si'] = scopeId));
        }
        if (newVNode.$children$) {
            for (i = 0; i < newVNode.$children$.length; ++i) {
                // create the node
                childNode = createElm(oldParentVNode, newVNode, i);
                // return node could have been null
                if (childNode) {
                    // append our new node
                    elm.appendChild(childNode);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    return elm;
};
const addVnodes = (parentElm, before, parentVNode, vnodes, startIdx, endIdx) => {
    let containerElm = (parentElm);
    let childNode;
    if (containerElm.shadowRoot && containerElm.tagName === hostTagName) {
        containerElm = containerElm.shadowRoot;
    }
    for (; startIdx <= endIdx; ++startIdx) {
        if (vnodes[startIdx]) {
            childNode = createElm(null, parentVNode, startIdx);
            if (childNode) {
                vnodes[startIdx].$elm$ = childNode;
                containerElm.insertBefore(childNode, before);
            }
        }
    }
};
const removeVnodes = (vnodes, startIdx, endIdx, vnode, elm) => {
    for (; startIdx <= endIdx; ++startIdx) {
        if ((vnode = vnodes[startIdx])) {
            elm = vnode.$elm$;
            callNodeRefs(vnode);
            // remove the vnode's element from the dom
            elm.remove();
        }
    }
};
/**
 * Reconcile the children of a new VNode with the children of an old VNode by
 * traversing the two collections of children, identifying nodes that are
 * conserved or changed, calling out to `patch` to make any necessary
 * updates to the DOM, and rearranging DOM nodes as needed.
 *
 * The algorithm for reconciling children works by analyzing two 'windows' onto
 * the two arrays of children (`oldCh` and `newCh`). We keep track of the
 * 'windows' by storing start and end indices and references to the
 * corresponding array entries. Initially the two 'windows' are basically equal
 * to the entire array, but we progressively narrow the windows until there are
 * no children left to update by doing the following:
 *
 * 1. Skip any `null` entries at the beginning or end of the two arrays, so
 *    that if we have an initial array like the following we'll end up dealing
 *    only with a window bounded by the highlighted elements:
 *
 *    [null, null, VNode1 , ... , VNode2, null, null]
 *                 ^^^^^^         ^^^^^^
 *
 * 2. Check to see if the elements at the head and tail positions are equal
 *    across the windows. This will basically detect elements which haven't
 *    been added, removed, or changed position, i.e. if you had the following
 *    VNode elements (represented as HTML):
 *
 *    oldVNode: `<div><p><span>HEY</span></p></div>`
 *    newVNode: `<div><p><span>THERE</span></p></div>`
 *
 *    Then when comparing the children of the `<div>` tag we check the equality
 *    of the VNodes corresponding to the `<p>` tags and, since they are the
 *    same tag in the same position, we'd be able to avoid completely
 *    re-rendering the subtree under them with a new DOM element and would just
 *    call out to `patch` to handle reconciling their children and so on.
 *
 * 3. Check, for both windows, to see if the element at the beginning of the
 *    window corresponds to the element at the end of the other window. This is
 *    a heuristic which will let us identify _some_ situations in which
 *    elements have changed position, for instance it _should_ detect that the
 *    children nodes themselves have not changed but merely moved in the
 *    following example:
 *
 *    oldVNode: `<div><element-one /><element-two /></div>`
 *    newVNode: `<div><element-two /><element-one /></div>`
 *
 *    If we find cases like this then we also need to move the concrete DOM
 *    elements corresponding to the moved children to write the re-order to the
 *    DOM.
 *
 * 4. Finally, if VNodes have the `key` attribute set on them we check for any
 *    nodes in the old children which have the same key as the first element in
 *    our window on the new children. If we find such a node we handle calling
 *    out to `patch`, moving relevant DOM nodes, and so on, in accordance with
 *    what we find.
 *
 * Finally, once we've narrowed our 'windows' to the point that either of them
 * collapse (i.e. they have length 0) we then handle any remaining VNode
 * insertion or deletion that needs to happen to get a DOM state that correctly
 * reflects the new child VNodes. If, for instance, after our window on the old
 * children has collapsed we still have more nodes on the new children that
 * we haven't dealt with yet then we need to add them, or if the new children
 * collapse but we still have unhandled _old_ children then we need to make
 * sure the corresponding DOM nodes are removed.
 *
 * @param parentElm the node into which the parent VNode is rendered
 * @param oldCh the old children of the parent node
 * @param newVNode the new VNode which will replace the parent
 * @param newCh the new children of the parent node
 */
const updateChildren = (parentElm, oldCh, newVNode, newCh) => {
    let oldStartIdx = 0;
    let newStartIdx = 0;
    let idxInOld = 0;
    let i = 0;
    let oldEndIdx = oldCh.length - 1;
    let oldStartVnode = oldCh[0];
    let oldEndVnode = oldCh[oldEndIdx];
    let newEndIdx = newCh.length - 1;
    let newStartVnode = newCh[0];
    let newEndVnode = newCh[newEndIdx];
    let node;
    let elmToMove;
    while (oldStartIdx <= oldEndIdx && newStartIdx <= newEndIdx) {
        if (oldStartVnode == null) {
            // VNode might have been moved left
            oldStartVnode = oldCh[++oldStartIdx];
        }
        else if (oldEndVnode == null) {
            oldEndVnode = oldCh[--oldEndIdx];
        }
        else if (newStartVnode == null) {
            newStartVnode = newCh[++newStartIdx];
        }
        else if (newEndVnode == null) {
            newEndVnode = newCh[--newEndIdx];
        }
        else if (isSameVnode(oldStartVnode, newStartVnode)) {
            // if the start nodes are the same then we should patch the new VNode
            // onto the old one, and increment our `newStartIdx` and `oldStartIdx`
            // indices to reflect that. We don't need to move any DOM Nodes around
            // since things are matched up in order.
            patch(oldStartVnode, newStartVnode);
            oldStartVnode = oldCh[++oldStartIdx];
            newStartVnode = newCh[++newStartIdx];
        }
        else if (isSameVnode(oldEndVnode, newEndVnode)) {
            // likewise, if the end nodes are the same we patch new onto old and
            // decrement our end indices, and also likewise in this case we don't
            // need to move any DOM Nodes.
            patch(oldEndVnode, newEndVnode);
            oldEndVnode = oldCh[--oldEndIdx];
            newEndVnode = newCh[--newEndIdx];
        }
        else if (isSameVnode(oldStartVnode, newEndVnode)) {
            patch(oldStartVnode, newEndVnode);
            // We need to move the element for `oldStartVnode` into a position which
            // will be appropriate for `newEndVnode`. For this we can use
            // `.insertBefore` and `oldEndVnode.$elm$.nextSibling`. If there is a
            // sibling for `oldEndVnode.$elm$` then we want to move the DOM node for
            // `oldStartVnode` between `oldEndVnode` and it's sibling, like so:
            //
            // <old-start-node />
            // <some-intervening-node />
            // <old-end-node />
            // <!-- ->              <-- `oldStartVnode.$elm$` should be inserted here
            // <next-sibling />
            //
            // If instead `oldEndVnode.$elm$` has no sibling then we just want to put
            // the node for `oldStartVnode` at the end of the children of
            // `parentElm`. Luckily, `Node.nextSibling` will return `null` if there
            // aren't any siblings, and passing `null` to `Node.insertBefore` will
            // append it to the children of the parent element.
            parentElm.insertBefore(oldStartVnode.$elm$, oldEndVnode.$elm$.nextSibling);
            oldStartVnode = oldCh[++oldStartIdx];
            newEndVnode = newCh[--newEndIdx];
        }
        else if (isSameVnode(oldEndVnode, newStartVnode)) {
            patch(oldEndVnode, newStartVnode);
            // We've already checked above if `oldStartVnode` and `newStartVnode` are
            // the same node, so since we're here we know that they are not. Thus we
            // can move the element for `oldEndVnode` _before_ the element for
            // `oldStartVnode`, leaving `oldStartVnode` to be reconciled in the
            // future.
            parentElm.insertBefore(oldEndVnode.$elm$, oldStartVnode.$elm$);
            oldEndVnode = oldCh[--oldEndIdx];
            newStartVnode = newCh[++newStartIdx];
        }
        else {
            // Here we do some checks to match up old and new nodes based on the
            // `$key$` attribute, which is set by putting a `key="my-key"` attribute
            // in the JSX for a DOM element in the implementation of a Stencil
            // component.
            //
            // First we check to see if there are any nodes in the array of old
            // children which have the same key as the first node in the new
            // children.
            idxInOld = -1;
            {
                for (i = oldStartIdx; i <= oldEndIdx; ++i) {
                    if (oldCh[i] && oldCh[i].$key$ !== null && oldCh[i].$key$ === newStartVnode.$key$) {
                        idxInOld = i;
                        break;
                    }
                }
            }
            if (idxInOld >= 0) {
                // We found a node in the old children which matches up with the first
                // node in the new children! So let's deal with that
                elmToMove = oldCh[idxInOld];
                if (elmToMove.$tag$ !== newStartVnode.$tag$) {
                    // the tag doesn't match so we'll need a new DOM element
                    node = createElm(oldCh && oldCh[newStartIdx], newVNode, idxInOld);
                }
                else {
                    patch(elmToMove, newStartVnode);
                    // invalidate the matching old node so that we won't try to update it
                    // again later on
                    oldCh[idxInOld] = undefined;
                    node = elmToMove.$elm$;
                }
                newStartVnode = newCh[++newStartIdx];
            }
            else {
                // We either didn't find an element in the old children that matches
                // the key of the first new child OR the build is not using `key`
                // attributes at all. In either case we need to create a new element
                // for the new node.
                node = createElm(oldCh && oldCh[newStartIdx], newVNode, newStartIdx);
                newStartVnode = newCh[++newStartIdx];
            }
            if (node) {
                // if we created a new node then handle inserting it to the DOM
                {
                    oldStartVnode.$elm$.parentNode.insertBefore(node, oldStartVnode.$elm$);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    if (oldStartIdx > oldEndIdx) {
        // we have some more new nodes to add which don't match up with old nodes
        addVnodes(parentElm, newCh[newEndIdx + 1] == null ? null : newCh[newEndIdx + 1].$elm$, newVNode, newCh, newStartIdx, newEndIdx);
    }
    else if (newStartIdx > newEndIdx) {
        // there are nodes in the `oldCh` array which no longer correspond to nodes
        // in the new array, so lets remove them (which entails cleaning up the
        // relevant DOM nodes)
        removeVnodes(oldCh, oldStartIdx, oldEndIdx);
    }
};
/**
 * Compare two VNodes to determine if they are the same
 *
 * **NB**: This function is an equality _heuristic_ based on the available
 * information set on the two VNodes and can be misleading under certain
 * circumstances. In particular, if the two nodes do not have `key` attrs
 * (available under `$key$` on VNodes) then the function falls back on merely
 * checking that they have the same tag.
 *
 * So, in other words, if `key` attrs are not set on VNodes which may be
 * changing order within a `children` array or something along those lines then
 * we could obtain a false positive and then have to do needless re-rendering.
 *
 * @param leftVNode the first VNode to check
 * @param rightVNode the second VNode to check
 * @returns whether they're equal or not
 */
const isSameVnode = (leftVNode, rightVNode) => {
    // compare if two vnode to see if they're "technically" the same
    // need to have the same element tag, and same key to be the same
    if (leftVNode.$tag$ === rightVNode.$tag$) {
        // this will be set if components in the build have `key` attrs set on them
        {
            return leftVNode.$key$ === rightVNode.$key$;
        }
    }
    return false;
};
/**
 * Handle reconciling an outdated VNode with a new one which corresponds to
 * it. This function handles flushing updates to the DOM and reconciling the
 * children of the two nodes (if any).
 *
 * @param oldVNode an old VNode whose DOM element and children we want to update
 * @param newVNode a new VNode representing an updated version of the old one
 */
const patch = (oldVNode, newVNode) => {
    const elm = (newVNode.$elm$ = oldVNode.$elm$);
    const oldChildren = oldVNode.$children$;
    const newChildren = newVNode.$children$;
    const text = newVNode.$text$;
    if (text === null) {
        {
            {
                // either this is the first render of an element OR it's an update
                // AND we already know it's possible it could have changed
                // this updates the element's css classes, attrs, props, listeners, etc.
                updateElement(oldVNode, newVNode, isSvgMode);
            }
        }
        if (oldChildren !== null && newChildren !== null) {
            // looks like there's child vnodes for both the old and new vnodes
            // so we need to call `updateChildren` to reconcile them
            updateChildren(elm, oldChildren, newVNode, newChildren);
        }
        else if (newChildren !== null) {
            // no old child vnodes, but there are new child vnodes to add
            if (oldVNode.$text$ !== null) {
                // the old vnode was text, so be sure to clear it out
                elm.textContent = '';
            }
            // add the new vnode children
            addVnodes(elm, null, newVNode, newChildren, 0, newChildren.length - 1);
        }
        else if (oldChildren !== null) {
            // no new child vnodes, but there are old child vnodes to remove
            removeVnodes(oldChildren, 0, oldChildren.length - 1);
        }
    }
    else if (oldVNode.$text$ !== text) {
        // update the text content for the text only vnode
        // and also only if the text is different than before
        elm.data = text;
    }
};
const callNodeRefs = (vNode) => {
    {
        vNode.$attrs$ && vNode.$attrs$.ref && vNode.$attrs$.ref(null);
        vNode.$children$ && vNode.$children$.map(callNodeRefs);
    }
};
const renderVdom = (hostRef, renderFnResults) => {
    const hostElm = hostRef.$hostElement$;
    const cmpMeta = hostRef.$cmpMeta$;
    const oldVNode = hostRef.$vnode$ || newVNode(null, null);
    const rootVnode = isHost(renderFnResults) ? renderFnResults : h(null, null, renderFnResults);
    hostTagName = hostElm.tagName;
    if (cmpMeta.$attrsToReflect$) {
        rootVnode.$attrs$ = rootVnode.$attrs$ || {};
        cmpMeta.$attrsToReflect$.map(([propName, attribute]) => (rootVnode.$attrs$[attribute] = hostElm[propName]));
    }
    rootVnode.$tag$ = null;
    rootVnode.$flags$ |= 4 /* VNODE_FLAGS.isHost */;
    hostRef.$vnode$ = rootVnode;
    rootVnode.$elm$ = oldVNode.$elm$ = (hostElm.shadowRoot || hostElm );
    {
        scopeId = hostElm['s-sc'];
    }
    // synchronous patch
    patch(oldVNode, rootVnode);
};
const getElement = (ref) => (getHostRef(ref).$hostElement$ );
/**
 * Helper function to create & dispatch a custom Event on a provided target
 * @param elm the target of the Event
 * @param name the name to give the custom Event
 * @param opts options for configuring a custom Event
 * @returns the custom Event
 */
const emitEvent = (elm, name, opts) => {
    const ev = plt.ce(name, opts);
    elm.dispatchEvent(ev);
    return ev;
};
const attachToAncestor = (hostRef, ancestorComponent) => {
    if (ancestorComponent && !hostRef.$onRenderResolve$ && ancestorComponent['s-p']) {
        ancestorComponent['s-p'].push(new Promise((r) => (hostRef.$onRenderResolve$ = r)));
    }
};
const scheduleUpdate = (hostRef, isInitialLoad) => {
    {
        hostRef.$flags$ |= 16 /* HOST_FLAGS.isQueuedForUpdate */;
    }
    if (hostRef.$flags$ & 4 /* HOST_FLAGS.isWaitingForChildren */) {
        hostRef.$flags$ |= 512 /* HOST_FLAGS.needsRerender */;
        return;
    }
    attachToAncestor(hostRef, hostRef.$ancestorComponent$);
    // there is no ancestor component or the ancestor component
    // has already fired off its lifecycle update then
    // fire off the initial update
    const dispatch = () => dispatchHooks(hostRef, isInitialLoad);
    return writeTask(dispatch) ;
};
const dispatchHooks = (hostRef, isInitialLoad) => {
    const endSchedule = createTime('scheduleUpdate', hostRef.$cmpMeta$.$tagName$);
    const instance = hostRef.$lazyInstance$ ;
    let promise;
    if (isInitialLoad) {
        {
            promise = safeCall(instance, 'componentWillLoad');
        }
    }
    endSchedule();
    return then(promise, () => updateComponent(hostRef, instance, isInitialLoad));
};
const updateComponent = async (hostRef, instance, isInitialLoad) => {
    // updateComponent
    const elm = hostRef.$hostElement$;
    const endUpdate = createTime('update', hostRef.$cmpMeta$.$tagName$);
    const rc = elm['s-rc'];
    if (isInitialLoad) {
        // DOM WRITE!
        attachStyles(hostRef);
    }
    const endRender = createTime('render', hostRef.$cmpMeta$.$tagName$);
    {
        callRender(hostRef, instance);
    }
    if (rc) {
        // ok, so turns out there are some child host elements
        // waiting on this parent element to load
        // let's fire off all update callbacks waiting
        rc.map((cb) => cb());
        elm['s-rc'] = undefined;
    }
    endRender();
    endUpdate();
    {
        const childrenPromises = elm['s-p'];
        const postUpdate = () => postUpdateComponent(hostRef);
        if (childrenPromises.length === 0) {
            postUpdate();
        }
        else {
            Promise.all(childrenPromises).then(postUpdate);
            hostRef.$flags$ |= 4 /* HOST_FLAGS.isWaitingForChildren */;
            childrenPromises.length = 0;
        }
    }
};
const callRender = (hostRef, instance, elm) => {
    try {
        instance = instance.render() ;
        {
            hostRef.$flags$ &= ~16 /* HOST_FLAGS.isQueuedForUpdate */;
        }
        {
            hostRef.$flags$ |= 2 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasRendered */;
        }
        {
            {
                // looks like we've got child nodes to render into this host element
                // or we need to update the css class/attrs on the host element
                // DOM WRITE!
                {
                    renderVdom(hostRef, instance);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    catch (e) {
        consoleError(e, hostRef.$hostElement$);
    }
    return null;
};
const postUpdateComponent = (hostRef) => {
    const tagName = hostRef.$cmpMeta$.$tagName$;
    const elm = hostRef.$hostElement$;
    const endPostUpdate = createTime('postUpdate', tagName);
    const ancestorComponent = hostRef.$ancestorComponent$;
    if (!(hostRef.$flags$ & 64 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasLoadedComponent */)) {
        hostRef.$flags$ |= 64 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasLoadedComponent */;
        {
            // DOM WRITE!
            addHydratedFlag(elm);
        }
        endPostUpdate();
        {
            hostRef.$onReadyResolve$(elm);
            if (!ancestorComponent) {
                appDidLoad();
            }
        }
    }
    else {
        endPostUpdate();
    }
    // load events fire from bottom to top
    // the deepest elements load first then bubbles up
    {
        if (hostRef.$onRenderResolve$) {
            hostRef.$onRenderResolve$();
            hostRef.$onRenderResolve$ = undefined;
        }
        if (hostRef.$flags$ & 512 /* HOST_FLAGS.needsRerender */) {
            nextTick(() => scheduleUpdate(hostRef, false));
        }
        hostRef.$flags$ &= ~(4 /* HOST_FLAGS.isWaitingForChildren */ | 512 /* HOST_FLAGS.needsRerender */);
    }
    // ( •_•)
    // ( •_•)>⌐■-■
    // (⌐■_■)
};
const appDidLoad = (who) => {
    // on appload
    // we have finish the first big initial render
    {
        addHydratedFlag(doc.documentElement);
    }
    nextTick(() => emitEvent(win, 'appload', { detail: { namespace: NAMESPACE } }));
};
const safeCall = (instance, method, arg) => {
    if (instance && instance[method]) {
        try {
            return instance[method](arg);
        }
        catch (e) {
            consoleError(e);
        }
    }
    return undefined;
};
const then = (promise, thenFn) => {
    return promise && promise.then ? promise.then(thenFn) : thenFn();
};
const addHydratedFlag = (elm) => elm.classList.add('hydrated')
    ;
/**
 * Parse a new property value for a given property type.
 *
 * While the prop value can reasonably be expected to be of `any` type as far as TypeScript's type checker is concerned,
 * it is not safe to assume that the string returned by evaluating `typeof propValue` matches:
 *   1. `any`, the type given to `propValue` in the function signature
 *   2. the type stored from `propType`.
 *
 * This function provides the capability to parse/coerce a property's value to potentially any other JavaScript type.
 *
 * Property values represented in TSX preserve their type information. In the example below, the number 0 is passed to
 * a component. This `propValue` will preserve its type information (`typeof propValue === 'number'`). Note that is
 * based on the type of the value being passed in, not the type declared of the class member decorated with `@Prop`.
 * ```tsx
 * <my-cmp prop-val={0}></my-cmp>
 * ```
 *
 * HTML prop values on the other hand, will always a string
 *
 * @param propValue the new value to coerce to some type
 * @param propType the type of the prop, expressed as a binary number
 * @returns the parsed/coerced value
 */
const parsePropertyValue = (propValue, propType) => {
    // ensure this value is of the correct prop type
    if (propValue != null && !isComplexType(propValue)) {
        if (propType & 4 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.Boolean */) {
            // per the HTML spec, any string value means it is a boolean true value
            // but we'll cheat here and say that the string "false" is the boolean false
            return propValue === 'false' ? false : propValue === '' || !!propValue;
        }
        if (propType & 1 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.String */) {
            // could have been passed as a number or boolean
            // but we still want it as a string
            return String(propValue);
        }
        // redundant return here for better minification
        return propValue;
    }
    // not sure exactly what type we want
    // so no need to change to a different type
    return propValue;
};
const getValue = (ref, propName) => getHostRef(ref).$instanceValues$.get(propName);
const setValue = (ref, propName, newVal, cmpMeta) => {
    // check our new property value against our internal value
    const hostRef = getHostRef(ref);
    const elm = hostRef.$hostElement$ ;
    const oldVal = hostRef.$instanceValues$.get(propName);
    const flags = hostRef.$flags$;
    const instance = hostRef.$lazyInstance$ ;
    newVal = parsePropertyValue(newVal, cmpMeta.$members$[propName][0]);
    // explicitly check for NaN on both sides, as `NaN === NaN` is always false
    const areBothNaN = Number.isNaN(oldVal) && Number.isNaN(newVal);
    const didValueChange = newVal !== oldVal && !areBothNaN;
    if ((!(flags & 8 /* HOST_FLAGS.isConstructingInstance */) || oldVal === undefined) && didValueChange) {
        // gadzooks! the property's value has changed!!
        // set our new value!
        hostRef.$instanceValues$.set(propName, newVal);
        if (instance) {
            // get an array of method names of watch functions to call
            if (cmpMeta.$watchers$ && flags & 128 /* HOST_FLAGS.isWatchReady */) {
                const watchMethods = cmpMeta.$watchers$[propName];
                if (watchMethods) {
                    // this instance is watching for when this property changed
                    watchMethods.map((watchMethodName) => {
                        try {
                            // fire off each of the watch methods that are watching this property
                            instance[watchMethodName](newVal, oldVal, propName);
                        }
                        catch (e) {
                            consoleError(e, elm);
                        }
                    });
                }
            }
            if ((flags & (2 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasRendered */ | 16 /* HOST_FLAGS.isQueuedForUpdate */)) === 2 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasRendered */) {
                // looks like this value actually changed, so we've got work to do!
                // but only if we've already rendered, otherwise just chill out
                // queue that we need to do an update, but don't worry about queuing
                // up millions cuz this function ensures it only runs once
                scheduleUpdate(hostRef, false);
            }
        }
    }
};
const proxyComponent = (Cstr, cmpMeta, flags) => {
    if (cmpMeta.$members$) {
        if (Cstr.watchers) {
            cmpMeta.$watchers$ = Cstr.watchers;
        }
        // It's better to have a const than two Object.entries()
        const members = Object.entries(cmpMeta.$members$);
        const prototype = Cstr.prototype;
        members.map(([memberName, [memberFlags]]) => {
            if ((memberFlags & 31 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.Prop */ ||
                    ((flags & 2 /* PROXY_FLAGS.proxyState */) && memberFlags & 32 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.State */))) {
                // proxyComponent - prop
                Object.defineProperty(prototype, memberName, {
                    get() {
                        // proxyComponent, get value
                        return getValue(this, memberName);
                    },
                    set(newValue) {
                        // proxyComponent, set value
                        setValue(this, memberName, newValue, cmpMeta);
                    },
                    configurable: true,
                    enumerable: true,
                });
            }
        });
        if ((flags & 1 /* PROXY_FLAGS.isElementConstructor */)) {
            const attrNameToPropName = new Map();
            prototype.attributeChangedCallback = function (attrName, _oldValue, newValue) {
                plt.jmp(() => {
                    const propName = attrNameToPropName.get(attrName);
                    //  In a web component lifecycle the attributeChangedCallback runs prior to connectedCallback
                    //  in the case where an attribute was set inline.
                    //  ```html
                    //    <my-component some-attribute="some-value"></my-component>
                    //  ```
                    //
                    //  There is an edge case where a developer sets the attribute inline on a custom element and then
                    //  programmatically changes it before it has been upgraded as shown below:
                    //
                    //  ```html
                    //    <!-- this component has _not_ been upgraded yet -->
                    //    <my-component id="test" some-attribute="some-value"></my-component>
                    //    <script>
                    //      // grab non-upgraded component
                    //      el = document.querySelector("#test");
                    //      el.someAttribute = "another-value";
                    //      // upgrade component
                    //      customElements.define('my-component', MyComponent);
                    //    </script>
                    //  ```
                    //  In this case if we do not unshadow here and use the value of the shadowing property, attributeChangedCallback
                    //  will be called with `newValue = "some-value"` and will set the shadowed property (this.someAttribute = "another-value")
                    //  to the value that was set inline i.e. "some-value" from above example. When
                    //  the connectedCallback attempts to unshadow it will use "some-value" as the initial value rather than "another-value"
                    //
                    //  The case where the attribute was NOT set inline but was not set programmatically shall be handled/unshadowed
                    //  by connectedCallback as this attributeChangedCallback will not fire.
                    //
                    //  https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/web-components/best-practices#lazy-properties
                    //
                    //  TODO(STENCIL-16) we should think about whether or not we actually want to be reflecting the attributes to
                    //  properties here given that this goes against best practices outlined here
                    //  https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/web-components/best-practices#avoid-reentrancy
                    if (this.hasOwnProperty(propName)) {
                        newValue = this[propName];
                        delete this[propName];
                    }
                    else if (prototype.hasOwnProperty(propName) &&
                        typeof this[propName] === 'number' &&
                        this[propName] == newValue) {
                        // if the propName exists on the prototype of `Cstr`, this update may be a result of Stencil using native
                        // APIs to reflect props as attributes. Calls to `setAttribute(someElement, propName)` will result in
                        // `propName` to be converted to a `DOMString`, which may not be what we want for other primitive props.
                        return;
                    }
                    this[propName] = newValue === null && typeof this[propName] === 'boolean' ? false : newValue;
                });
            };
            // create an array of attributes to observe
            // and also create a map of html attribute name to js property name
            Cstr.observedAttributes = members
                .filter(([_, m]) => m[0] & 15 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.HasAttribute */) // filter to only keep props that should match attributes
                .map(([propName, m]) => {
                const attrName = m[1] || propName;
                attrNameToPropName.set(attrName, propName);
                if (m[0] & 512 /* MEMBER_FLAGS.ReflectAttr */) {
                    cmpMeta.$attrsToReflect$.push([propName, attrName]);
                }
                return attrName;
            });
        }
    }
    return Cstr;
};
const initializeComponent = async (elm, hostRef, cmpMeta, hmrVersionId, Cstr) => {
    // initializeComponent
    if ((hostRef.$flags$ & 32 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasInitializedComponent */) === 0) {
        {
            // we haven't initialized this element yet
            hostRef.$flags$ |= 32 /* HOST_FLAGS.hasInitializedComponent */;
            // lazy loaded components
            // request the component's implementation to be
            // wired up with the host element
            Cstr = loadModule(cmpMeta);
            if (Cstr.then) {
                // Await creates a micro-task avoid if possible
                const endLoad = uniqueTime();
                Cstr = await Cstr;
                endLoad();
            }
            if (!Cstr.isProxied) {
                // we've never proxied this Constructor before
                // let's add the getters/setters to its prototype before
                // the first time we create an instance of the implementation
                {
                    cmpMeta.$watchers$ = Cstr.watchers;
                }
                proxyComponent(Cstr, cmpMeta, 2 /* PROXY_FLAGS.proxyState */);
                Cstr.isProxied = true;
            }
            const endNewInstance = createTime('createInstance', cmpMeta.$tagName$);
            // ok, time to construct the instance
            // but let's keep track of when we start and stop
            // so that the getters/setters don't incorrectly step on data
            {
                hostRef.$flags$ |= 8 /* HOST_FLAGS.isConstructingInstance */;
            }
            // construct the lazy-loaded component implementation
            // passing the hostRef is very important during
            // construction in order to directly wire together the
            // host element and the lazy-loaded instance
            try {
                new Cstr(hostRef);
            }
            catch (e) {
                consoleError(e);
            }
            {
                hostRef.$flags$ &= ~8 /* HOST_FLAGS.isConstructingInstance */;
            }
            {
                hostRef.$flags$ |= 128 /* HOST_FLAGS.isWatchReady */;