"use strict"; exports.__esModule = true; exports.createBreakpointHook = createBreakpointHook; exports.default = void 0; var _useMediaQuery = _interopRequireDefault(require("./useMediaQuery")); var _react = require("react"); function _interopRequireDefault(obj) { return obj && obj.__esModule ? obj : { default: obj }; } /** * Create a responsive hook we a set of breakpoint names and widths. * You can use any valid css units as well as a numbers (for pixels). * * **NOTE:** The object key order is important! it's assumed to be in order from smallest to largest * * ```ts * const useBreakpoint = createBreakpointHook({ * xs: 0, * sm: 576, * md: 768, * lg: 992, * xl: 1200, * }) * ``` * * **Watch out!** using string values will sometimes construct media queries using css `calc()` which * is NOT supported in media queries by all browsers at the moment. use numbers for * the widest range of browser support. * * @param breakpointValues A object hash of names to breakpoint dimensions */ function createBreakpointHook(breakpointValues) { var names = Object.keys(breakpointValues); function and(query, next) { if (query === next) { return next; } return query ? query + " and " + next : next; } function getNext(breakpoint) { return names[Math.min(names.indexOf(breakpoint) + 1, names.length - 1)]; } function getMaxQuery(breakpoint) { var next = getNext(breakpoint); var value = breakpointValues[next]; if (typeof value === 'number') value = value - 0.2 + "px";else value = "calc(" + value + " - 0.2px)"; return "(max-width: " + value + ")"; } function getMinQuery(breakpoint) { var value = breakpointValues[breakpoint]; if (typeof value === 'number') { value = value + "px"; } return "(min-width: " + value + ")"; } /** * Match a set of breakpoints * * ```tsx * const MidSizeOnly = () => { * const isMid = useBreakpoint({ lg: 'down', sm: 'up' }); * * if (isMid) return