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Core components of react-admin, a frontend Framework for building admin applications on top of REST services, using ES6, React
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import * as React from 'react';
import { Children, createElement } from 'react';
import warning from '../util/warning';
import { useAuthenticated } from './useAuthenticated';
import usePermissions from './usePermissions';
var isEmptyChildren = function (children) { return Children.count(children) === 0; };
/**
* After checking that the user is authenticated,
* retrieves the user's permissions for a specific context.
*
* Useful for Route components ; used internally by Resource.
* Use it to decorate your custom page components to require
* a custom role. It will pass the permissions as a prop to your
* component.
*
* You can set additional `authParams` at will if your authProvider
* requires it.
*
* @example
* import { Admin, CustomRoutes, WithPermissions } from 'react-admin';
*
* const Foo = ({ permissions }) => (
* {permissions === 'admin' ? <p>Sensitive data</p> : null}
* <p>Not sensitive data</p>
* );
*
* const customRoutes = [
* <Route path="/foo" element={
* <WithPermissions
* authParams={{ foo: 'bar' }}
* component={({ permissions, ...props }) => <Foo permissions={permissions} {...props} />}
* />
* } />
* ];
* const App = () => (
* <Admin>
* <CustomRoutes>{customRoutes}</CustomRoutes>
* </Admin>
* );
*/
var WithPermissions = function (props) {
var authParams = props.authParams, children = props.children, render = props.render, component = props.component, _a = props.loading, Loading = _a === void 0 ? null : _a, staticContext = props.staticContext, rest = __rest(props, ["authParams", "children", "render", "component", "loading", "staticContext"]);
warning((render && children && !isEmptyChildren(children)) ||
(render && component) ||
(component && children && !isEmptyChildren(children)), 'You should only use one of the `component`, `render` and `children` props in <WithPermissions>');
var isAuthenticationPending = useAuthenticated(authParams).isPending;
var _b = usePermissions(authParams, {
enabled: !isAuthenticationPending,
}), permissions = _b.permissions, isPendingPermissions = _b.isPending;
// We must check both pending states here as if the authProvider does not implement getPermissions, isPendingPermissions will always be false
if (isAuthenticationPending || isPendingPermissions) {
return Loading ? React.createElement(Loading, null) : null;
}
if (component) {
return createElement(component, __assign({ permissions: permissions }, rest));
}
// @deprecated
if (render) {
return render(__assign({ permissions: permissions }, rest));
}
// @deprecated
if (children) {
return children(__assign({ permissions: permissions }, rest));
}
};
export default WithPermissions;
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