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/** |
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* The AI Actions half of the block, as the editor sees it. |
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* |
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* Two sources, and the split matters: |
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* |
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* - `AI_ACTION_TOGGLES` is the fixed map from block attribute to action id. It |
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* has to be spelled out because the attributes are declared statically in |
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* `attributes.js` and mirrored in `Blocks\ReadingTime::AI_ACTIONS`; all three |
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* lists have to agree. |
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* - `catalog()` is the live registry, handed over by |
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* `Editors\BlockEditor::ai_actions_catalog()`. Labels, descriptions, icons and |
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* order come from there, so the preview matches the frontend exactly and an |
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* entry a third party added through `betterdocs_ai_actions` still shows up. |
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*/ |
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import { __ } from "@wordpress/i18n"; |
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import { settingFlag } from "./settingDefaults"; |
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/** |
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* Block attribute => registry id, in registry priority order. |
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* |
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* The labels are the inspector's, not the registry's: a toggle reads better in |
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* title case beside the other controls, while the menu keeps the registry's own |
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* sentence-case wording. |
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*/ |
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export const AI_ACTION_TOGGLES = [ |
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{ attribute: "aiCopyPage", id: "copy-page", label: __("Copy Page", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiViewMarkdown", id: "view-markdown", label: __("View as Markdown", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiChatGPT", id: "open-chatgpt", label: __("Open in ChatGPT", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiClaude", id: "open-claude", label: __("Open in Claude", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiGemini", id: "open-aistudio", label: __("Open in Google AI Studio", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiPerplexity", id: "open-perplexity", label: __("Open in Perplexity", "betterdocs") }, |
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{ attribute: "aiGrok", id: "open-grok", label: __("Open in Grok", "betterdocs") }, |
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]; |
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const payload = |
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(typeof window !== "undefined" && |
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window.betterDocsBlocksHelper && |
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window.betterDocsBlocksHelper.aiActions) || |
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{}; |
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/** |
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* The disclosure arrow, as rendered by Core\AIActions::icon('caret'). |
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* |
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* @return {string} SVG markup, or "" when the payload is missing. |
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*/ |
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export const caretMarkup = () => payload.caret || ""; |
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/** |
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* The registry entries this instance should show, in order. |
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* |
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* An entry with a block attribute follows that attribute — which itself defaults |
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* to the Settings panel, so an untouched control still tracks the site-wide |
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* value. An entry without one (a third-party addition) follows its `setting_key`, |
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* which is what Core\AIActions::action_enabled() does server-side. |
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* |
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* @param {Object} attributes |
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* @return {Object[]} |
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*/ |
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export const enabledActions = (attributes) => |
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(payload.items || []).filter((action) => { |
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const toggle = AI_ACTION_TOGGLES.find(({ id }) => id === action.id); |
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if (toggle) { |
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return !!attributes[toggle.attribute]; |
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} |
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// No setting key at all means "always on", same as the server. |
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return action.setting_key ? settingFlag(action.setting_key) : true; |
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}); |
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