"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.cssValue = exports.parseLengthAndUnit = void 0;
var cssUnit = {
    cm: true,
    mm: true,
    in: true,
    px: true,
    pt: true,
    pc: true,
    em: true,
    ex: true,
    ch: true,
    rem: true,
    vw: true,
    vh: true,
    vmin: true,
    vmax: true,
    "%": true
};
/**
 * If size is a number, append px to the value as default unit.
 * If size is a string, validate against list of valid units.
 * If unit is valid, return size as is.
 * If unit is invalid, console warn issue, replace with px as the unit.
 *
 * @param {(number | string)} size
 * @return {LengthObject} LengthObject
 */
function parseLengthAndUnit(size) {
    if (typeof size === "number") {
        return {
            value: size,
            unit: "px"
        };
    }
    var value;
    var valueString = (size.match(/^[0-9.]*/) || "").toString();
    if (valueString.includes(".")) {
        value = parseFloat(valueString);
    }
    else {
        value = parseInt(valueString, 10);
    }
    var unit = (size.match(/[^0-9]*$/) || "").toString();
    if (cssUnit[unit]) {
        return {
            value: value,
            unit: unit
        };
    }
    console.warn("React Spinners: " + size + " is not a valid css value. Defaulting to " + value + "px.");
    return {
        value: value,
        unit: "px"
    };
}
exports.parseLengthAndUnit = parseLengthAndUnit;
/**
 * Take value as an input and return valid css value
 *
 * @param {(number | string)} value
 * @return {string} valid css value
 */
function cssValue(value) {
    var lengthWithunit = parseLengthAndUnit(value);
    return "" + lengthWithunit.value + lengthWithunit.unit;
}
exports.cssValue = cssValue;