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Spectrum UI components in React
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import {useDragSession as $e1cd17e16f360ff6$export$418e185dd3f1b968} from "./DragManager.js";
import $4s55t$intlStringsjs from "./intlStrings.js";
import {useDescription as $fe0741815591a8ca$export$f8aeda7b10753fa1} from "../utils/useDescription.js";
import {useDragModality as $a279fa400589a731$export$49bac5d6d4b352ea} from "./utils.js";
import {useLocalizedStringFormatter as $1adfa757ef3cd864$export$f12b703ca79dfbb1} from "../i18n/useLocalizedStringFormatter.js";
function $parcel$interopDefault(a) {
return a && a.__esModule ? a.default : a;
}
/*
* Copyright 2020 Adobe. All rights reserved.
* This file is licensed to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy
* of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under
* the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS
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*/
const $cd26a7e5c6184291$var$MESSAGES = {
keyboard: 'dropDescriptionKeyboard',
touch: 'dropDescriptionTouch',
virtual: 'dropDescriptionVirtual'
};
function $cd26a7e5c6184291$export$62447ad3d2ec7da6() {
let stringFormatter = (0, $1adfa757ef3cd864$export$f12b703ca79dfbb1)((0, ($parcel$interopDefault($4s55t$intlStringsjs))), '-aria/dnd');
let modality = (0, $a279fa400589a731$export$49bac5d6d4b352ea)();
let dragSession = $e1cd17e16f360ff6$export$418e185dd3f1b968();
let descriptionProps = (0, $fe0741815591a8ca$export$f8aeda7b10753fa1)(dragSession ? stringFormatter.format($cd26a7e5c6184291$var$MESSAGES[modality]) : '');
return {
dropProps: {
...descriptionProps,
// Mobile Safari does not properly bubble click events on elements except links or inputs
// unless there is an onclick handler bound directly to the element itself. By adding this
// handler, React will take care of adding that for us, and we are able to handle document
// level click events in the DragManager.
// See https://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2010/09/click_event_del.html
onClick: ()=>{}
}
};
}
export {$cd26a7e5c6184291$export$62447ad3d2ec7da6 as useVirtualDrop};
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