1import { e as c } from "./index-B6o3v9Fz.js"; 2import { b as d } from "./consts-CUuEXtFB.js"; 3import { o as e, c as o, u as t, i as l, b as u, t as a } from "./app-BQglH-tG.js"; 4const m = { key: 1 }, y = { key: 2 }, g = { __name: "CopyElement", props: { value: { type: String, required: true } }, setup(i) { 5 const { copied: r, copy: p } = c(); 6 return (s, n) => (e(), o("div", { class: "absolute inset-0 hidden items-center justify-center rounded border border-white bg-gray-700 bg-opacity-50 text-xs font-bold text-white group-hover/copy:flex", onClick: n[0] || (n[0] = (b) => t(p)(i.value)) }, [t(r) ? (e(), l(t(d), { key: 0, class: "h-4 w-4" })) : u("", true), t(r) ? (e(), o("span", m, a(s.$t("Copied")), 1)) : (e(), o("span", y, a(s.$t("Copy")), 1))])); 7} }; 8export { 9 g as _ 10};
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