const Event = window.Event || null; /** * Wrapper function to dispatch an event so it's compatible with IE11. * * @param {string} name Name of the event to dispatch. * @param {boolean} bubbles Whether the event bubbles. * @param {boolean} cancelable Whether the event is cancelable. */ const dispatchEvent = ( name, bubbles = false, cancelable = false ) => { // In IE, Event is an object and can't be instantiated with `new Event()`. if ( typeof Event === 'function' ) { const event = new Event( name, { bubbles, cancelable, } ); document.body.dispatchEvent( event ); } else { const event = document.createEvent( 'Event' ); event.initEvent( name, bubbles, cancelable ); document.body.dispatchEvent( event ); } }; // This is a hack to trigger cart updates till we migrate to block based cart // that relies on the store, see // https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-gutenberg-products-block/issues/1247 export const triggerFragmentRefresh = () => { dispatchEvent( 'wc_fragment_refresh', true, true ); }; /** * Function that listens to a jQuery event and dispatches a native JS event. * Useful to convert WC Core events into events that can be read by blocks. * * @param {string} jQueryEventName Name of the jQuery event to listen to. * @param {string} nativeEventName Name of the native event to dispatch. * @param {boolean} bubbles Whether the event bubbles. * @param {boolean} cancelable Whether the event is cancelable. * * @returns {Function} Function to remove the jQuery event handler. Ideally it * should be used when the component is unmounted. */ export const translateJQueryEventToNative = ( jQueryEventName, nativeEventName, bubbles = false, cancelable = false ) => { // @ts-ignore -- jQuery is window global if ( typeof jQuery !== 'function' ) { return () => void null; } const eventDispatcher = () => { dispatchEvent( nativeEventName, bubbles, cancelable ); }; // @ts-ignore -- jQuery is window global jQuery( document ).on( jQueryEventName, eventDispatcher ); // @ts-ignore -- jQuery is window global return () => jQuery( document ).off( jQueryEventName, eventDispatcher ); };