_ = require 'underscore' React = require 'react' {Utils, DOMUtils} = require 'nylas-exports' FloatingToolbar = require './floating-toolbar' # This is responsible for the logic required to position a floating # toolbar class FloatingToolbarContainer extends React.Component @displayName: "FloatingToolbarContainer" @propTypes: # A function we call when we would like to request to change the # current selection onSaveUrl: React.PropTypes.func # When an extension wants to mutate the DOM, it passes `onDomMutator` # a callback function. That callback is expecting to be passed the # latest DOM object and may modify it in place. onDomMutator: React.PropTypes.func @innerPropTypes: links: React.PropTypes.array dragging: React.PropTypes.bool selection: React.PropTypes.object doubleDown: React.PropTypes.bool editableNode: React.PropTypes.object editableFocused: React.PropTypes.bool constructor: (@props) -> @state = toolbarTop: 0 toolbarMode: "buttons" toolbarLeft: 0 toolbarPos: "above" editAreaWidth: 9999 # This will get set on first selection toolbarVisible: false linkHoveringOver: null @_setToolbarState = _.debounce(@_setToolbarState, 10) @innerProps = links: [] dragging: false selection: null doubleDown: false editableNode: null toolbarFocus: false editableFocused: null shouldComponentUpdate: (nextProps, nextState) -> not Utils.isEqualReact(nextProps, @props) or not Utils.isEqualReact(nextState, @state) # Some properties (like whether we're dragging or clicking the mouse) # should in a strict-sense be props, but update in a way that's not # performant to got through the full React re-rendering cycle, # especially given the complexity of the composer component. # # We call these performance-optimized props & state innerProps and # innerState. componentWillReceiveInnerProps: (nextInnerProps) => @innerProps = _.extend @innerProps, nextInnerProps @fullProps = _.extend(@innerProps, @props) if "links" of nextInnerProps @_refreshLinkHoverListeners() @_setToolbarState() componentWillReceiveProps: (nextProps) => @fullProps = _.extend(@innerProps, nextProps) @_setToolbarState() # The context menu, when activated, needs to make sure that the toolbar # is closed. Unfortunately, since there's no onClose callback for the # context menu, we can't hook up a reliable declarative state to the # menu. We break our declarative pattern in this one case. forceClose: -> @setState toolbarVisible: false render: -> _onChangeFocus: (focus) => @componentWillReceiveInnerProps toolbarFocus: focus _onChangeMode: (mode) => if mode is "buttons" @componentWillReceiveInnerProps linkHoveringOver: null @setState toolbarMode: mode toolbarVisible: false else @setState toolbarMode: mode # We want the toolbar's state to be declaratively defined from other # states. _setToolbarState: => props = @fullProps ? {} return if props.dragging or (props.doubleDown and not @state.toolbarVisible) if props.toolbarFocus @setState toolbarVisible: true return if @_shouldHideToolbar(props) @setState toolbarVisible: false toolbarMode: "buttons" return if props.linkHoveringOver url = props.linkHoveringOver.getAttribute('href') rect = props.linkHoveringOver.getBoundingClientRect() [left, top, editAreaWidth, toolbarPos] = @_getToolbarPos(rect) @setState toolbarVisible: true toolbarMode: "edit-link" toolbarTop: top toolbarLeft: left toolbarPos: toolbarPos linkToModify: props.linkHoveringOver editAreaWidth: editAreaWidth else # return if @state.toolbarMode is "edit-link" rect = DOMUtils.getRangeInScope(props.editableNode)?.getBoundingClientRect() if not rect or DOMUtils.isEmptyBoudingRect(rect) @setState toolbarVisible: false toolbarMode: "buttons" else [left, top, editAreaWidth, toolbarPos] = @_getToolbarPos(rect) @setState toolbarVisible: true toolbarTop: top toolbarLeft: left toolbarPos: toolbarPos linkToModify: null editAreaWidth: editAreaWidth _shouldHideToolbar: (props) -> return false if @state.toolbarMode is "edit-link" return false if props.linkHoveringOver return not props.editableFocused or not props.selection or props.selection.isCollapsed _refreshLinkHoverListeners: -> @_teardownLinkHoverListeners() @_links = {} links = Array.prototype.slice.call(@innerProps.links) links.forEach (link) => link.hoverId = Utils.generateTempId() @_links[link.hoverId] = {} context = this enterListener = (event) -> link = this context._onEnterLink.call(context, link, event) leaveListener = (event) -> link = this context._onLeaveLink.call(context, link, event) link.addEventListener "mouseenter", enterListener link.addEventListener "mouseleave", leaveListener @_links[link.hoverId].link = link @_links[link.hoverId].enterListener = enterListener @_links[link.hoverId].leaveListener = leaveListener _onEnterLink: (link, event) => HOVER_IN_DELAY = 250 @_clearLinkTimeouts() @_links[link.hoverId].enterTimeout = setTimeout => @componentWillReceiveInnerProps linkHoveringOver: link , HOVER_IN_DELAY _onLeaveLink: (link, event) => HOVER_OUT_DELAY = 500 @_clearLinkTimeouts() @_links[link.hoverId].leaveTimeout = setTimeout => @componentWillReceiveInnerProps linkHoveringOver: null , HOVER_OUT_DELAY _onEnterToolbar: (event) => clearTimeout(@_clearTooltipTimeout) if @_clearTooltipTimeout? # 1. Hover over a link until the toolbar appears. # 2. The toolbar's link input will be UNfocused # 3. Moving the mouse off the link and over the toolbar will cause # _onLinkLeave to fire. Before the `leaveTimeout` fires, clear it # since our mouse has safely made it to the tooltip. @_clearLinkTimeouts() # Called when the mouse leaves the "edit-link" mode toolbar. # # NOTE: The leave callback does NOT get called if the user has the input # field focused. We don't want the make the box dissapear under the user # when they're typing. _onLeaveToolbar: (event) => HOVER_OUT_DELAY = 250 @_clearTooltipTimeout = setTimeout => # If we've hovered over a link until the toolbar appeared, then # `linkHoverOver` will be set to that link. When we move the mouse # onto the toolbar, `_onEnterToolbar` will make sure that # `linkHoveringOver` doesn't get cleared. If we then move our mouse # off of the toolbar, we need to remember to clear the hovering # link. @componentWillReceiveInnerProps linkHoveringOver: null , 250 _clearLinkTimeouts: -> for hoverId, linkData of @_links clearTimeout(linkData.enterTimeout) if linkData.enterTimeout? clearTimeout(linkData.leaveTimeout) if linkData.leaveTimeout? _teardownLinkHoverListeners: => for hoverId, linkData of @_links clearTimeout linkData.enterTimeout clearTimeout linkData.leaveTimeout linkData.link.removeEventListener "mouseenter", linkData.enterListener linkData.link.removeEventListener "mouseleave", linkData.leaveListener @_links = {} CONTENT_PADDING: 15 _getToolbarPos: (referenceRect) => return [0,0,0,0] unless @innerProps.editableNode TOP_PADDING = 10 BORDER_RADIUS_PADDING = 15 editArea = @innerProps.editableNode.getBoundingClientRect() calcLeft = (referenceRect.left - editArea.left) + referenceRect.width/2 calcLeft = Math.min(Math.max(calcLeft, @CONTENT_PADDING+BORDER_RADIUS_PADDING), editArea.width - BORDER_RADIUS_PADDING) calcTop = referenceRect.top - editArea.top - 48 toolbarPos = "above" if calcTop < TOP_PADDING calcTop = referenceRect.top - editArea.top + referenceRect.height + TOP_PADDING + 4 toolbarPos = "below" return [calcLeft, calcTop, editArea.width, toolbarPos] _focusedOnToolbar: => React.findDOMNode(@refs.floatingToolbar)?.contains(document.activeElement) module.exports = FloatingToolbarContainer