/** * External dependencies */ import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; import { Component, Fragment } from 'react'; /** * Internal dependencies */ import BlockError from './block-error'; import './style.scss'; class BlockErrorBoundary extends Component { state = { hasError: false }; static getDerivedStateFromError( error ) { if ( typeof error.statusText !== 'undefined' && typeof error.status !== 'undefined' ) { return { errorMessage: ( { error.status }:  { error.statusText } ), hasError: true, }; } return { errorMessage: error.message, hasError: true }; } render() { const { header, imageUrl, showErrorMessage, text } = this.props; const { errorMessage, hasError } = this.state; if ( hasError ) { return ( ); } return this.props.children; } } BlockErrorBoundary.propTypes = { /** * Text to display as the heading of the error block. * If it's `null` or an empty string, no header will be displayed. * If it's not defined, the default header will be used. */ header: PropTypes.string, /** * URL of the image to display. * If it's `null` or an empty string, no image will be displayed. * If it's not defined, the default image will be used. */ imageUrl: PropTypes.string, /** * Whether to display the JS error message. */ showErrorMessage: PropTypes.bool, /** * Text to display in the error block below the header. * If it's `null` or an empty string, nothing will be displayed. * If it's not defined, the default text will be used. */ text: PropTypes.string, }; BlockErrorBoundary.defaultProps = { showErrorMessage: true, }; export default BlockErrorBoundary;