woocommerce/plugins/woocommerce-blocks/assets/js/base/context/providers/container-width-context.tsx

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/**
* External dependencies
*/
import { createContext, useContext } from '@wordpress/element';
import { useContainerQueries } from '@woocommerce/base-hooks';
import clsx from 'clsx';
export type ContainerWidthContextProps = {
hasContainerWidth: boolean;
containerClassName: string;
isMobile: boolean;
isSmall: boolean;
isMedium: boolean;
isLarge: boolean;
};
const ContainerWidthContext: React.Context< ContainerWidthContextProps > =
createContext< ContainerWidthContextProps >( {
hasContainerWidth: false,
containerClassName: '',
isMobile: false,
isSmall: false,
isMedium: false,
isLarge: false,
} );
export const useContainerWidthContext = (): ContainerWidthContextProps => {
return useContext( ContainerWidthContext );
};
interface ContainerWidthContextProviderProps {
children: JSX.Element | JSX.Element[];
className: string;
}
/**
* Provides an interface to useContainerQueries so children can see what size is being used by the
* container.
*/
export const ContainerWidthContextProvider = ( {
children,
className = '',
}: ContainerWidthContextProviderProps ): JSX.Element => {
const [ resizeListener, containerClassName ] = useContainerQueries();
const contextValue = {
hasContainerWidth: containerClassName !== '',
containerClassName,
isMobile: containerClassName === 'is-mobile',
isSmall: containerClassName === 'is-small',
isMedium: containerClassName === 'is-medium',
isLarge: containerClassName === 'is-large',
};
return (
<ContainerWidthContext.Provider value={ contextValue }>
<div className={ clsx( className, containerClassName ) }>
{ resizeListener }
{ children }
</div>
</ContainerWidthContext.Provider>
Add @woocommerce/eslint-plugin dependency (https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-blocks/pull/3115) * convert eslint config to use @woocommerce/eslint-plugin - removes unnecessary dependencies - adds e2e-tests/specs to eslint ignore (they are automatically generated) - turns off rules that will be handled in subsequent pulls (to avoid a mammoth changeset for review). - NOTE: prettier config needs left in because of a bug with the existing version of `@wordpress/eslint-plugin` pulled in (fixed in https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/25068) so I left the file for now. * prettier fixes. * remove obsolete plugin and fixes for eslint update This branch brings an update to eslint which also changes some syntax with plugins. So this commit: - fixes featuer-flag plugin syntax. - removed obsolete dependency-group plugin (which is now in the `@woocommerce/eslint-plugin` configuration. * add to-do comment * fixes for test runs - this also converts our e2e test scripts to use `wp-script test:e2e`, an advantage of this is it will load CHROMIUM on demand for the e2e test run. * fixes for test runs - this also converts our e2e test scripts to use `wp-script test:e2e`, an advantage of this is it will load CHROMIUM on demand for the e2e test run. * include prettier alias as a dependency This has to be done because prettier is installed with storybook and thus the alias setup in `@wordpress/scripts` is over-ridden by the storybook import. * another attempt at e2e-test-fix * add some debugging and temporarily just add one e2e config test for travis * more debugging * try installing full puppeteer and see if fixes * fix package-lock? * setupSettings separately from other fixture loading * add debugging of files * add another console.log (hopefully trigger travis) * split out blockPage creation to it’s own as well * fixed! remove debugging and re-enable travis configs for entire test suite * fix config and rename e2e-tests to e2e - fixes the failing product-search test - tests/e2e-tests was redundant, I changed to `tests/e2e` (this follows a file pattern change made in woocommerce core as well). * add todo for some eslint properties * remove unnecessary early function execution * revert earlier commit and remove duplicate call to createBlockPages
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);
};