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1/**
2 * @file
3 * Dialog API inspired by HTML5 dialog element.
4 *
5 * @see http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/commands.html#the-dialog-element
6 */
7
8class DrupalDialogEvent extends Event {
9  constructor(type, dialog, settings = null) {
10    super(`dialog:${type}`, { bubbles: true });
11    this.dialog = dialog;
12    this.settings = settings;
13  }
14}
15
16(function ($, Drupal, drupalSettings, bodyScrollLock) {
17  /**
18   * Default dialog options.
19   *
20   * @type {object}
21   *
22   * @prop {boolean} [autoOpen=true]
23   * @prop {string} [dialogClass='']
24   * @prop {string} [buttonClass='button']
25   * @prop {string} [buttonPrimaryClass='button--primary']
26   * @prop {function} close
27   */
28  drupalSettings.dialog = {
29    autoOpen: true,
30    dialogClass: '',
31    // Drupal-specific extensions: see dialog.jquery-ui.js.
32    buttonClass: 'button',
33    buttonPrimaryClass: 'button--primary',
34    // When using this API directly (when generating dialogs on the client
35    // side), you may want to override this method and do
36    // `jQuery(event.target).remove()` as well, to remove the dialog on
37    // closing.
38    close(event) {
39      Drupal.dialog(event.target).close();
40      Drupal.detachBehaviors(event.target, null, 'unload');
41    },
42  };
43
44  /**
45   * @typedef {object} Drupal.dialog~dialogDefinition
46   *
47   * @prop {boolean} open
48   *   Is the dialog open or not.
49   * @prop {*} returnValue
50   *   Return value of the dialog.
51   * @prop {function} show
52   *   Method to display the dialog on the page.
53   * @prop {function} showModal
54   *   Method to display the dialog as a modal on the page.
55   * @prop {function} close
56   *   Method to hide the dialog from the page.
57   */
58
59  /**
60   * Polyfill HTML5 dialog element with jQueryUI.
61   *
62   * @param {HTMLElement} element
63   *   The element that holds the dialog.
64   * @param {object} options
65   *   jQuery UI options to be passed to the dialog.
66   *
67   * @return {Drupal.dialog~dialogDefinition}
68   *   The dialog instance.
69   */
70  Drupal.dialog = function (element, options) {
71    let undef;
72
73    const $element = $(element);
74    const domElement = $element.get(0);
75
76    const dialog = {
77      open: false,
78      returnValue: undef,
79    };
80
81    function openDialog(settings) {
82      settings = $.extend({}, drupalSettings.dialog, options, settings);
83      // Trigger a global event to allow scripts to bind events to the dialog.
84      const event = new DrupalDialogEvent('beforecreate', dialog, settings);
85      domElement.dispatchEvent(event);
86      $element.dialog(event.settings);
87      dialog.open = true;
88
89      // Locks the body scroll only when it opens in modal.
90      if (event.settings.modal) {
91        // Locks the body when the dialog opens.
92        bodyScrollLock.lock(domElement);
93      }
94
95      domElement.dispatchEvent(
96        new DrupalDialogEvent('aftercreate', dialog, event.settings),
97      );
98    }
99
100    function closeDialog(value) {
101      const settings = $element.dialog('instance');
102      domElement.dispatchEvent(
103        new DrupalDialogEvent('beforeclose', dialog, settings),
104      );
105
106      // Unlocks the body when the dialog closes.
107      bodyScrollLock.clearBodyLocks();
108
109      $element.dialog('close');
110      dialog.returnValue = value;
111      dialog.open = false;
112
113      domElement.dispatchEvent(
114        new DrupalDialogEvent('afterclose', dialog, settings),
115      );
116    }
117
118    dialog.show = () => {
119      openDialog({ modal: false });
120    };
121    dialog.showModal = () => {
122      openDialog({ modal: true });
123    };
124    dialog.close = closeDialog;
125
126    return dialog;
127  };
128})(jQuery, Drupal, drupalSettings, bodyScrollLock);

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