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/** |
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* The CryptX settings screen. |
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* |
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* Everything this file knows about the options comes from the schema the REST |
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* route hands over. Adding an option means adding it to SettingsSchema.php -- |
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* there is deliberately no second list of fields here that could fall behind. |
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*/ |
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import { createRoot, StrictMode } from '@wordpress/element'; |
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import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n'; |
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import App from './components/App'; |
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import './index.css'; |
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document.addEventListener( 'DOMContentLoaded', () => { |
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const container = document.getElementById( 'cryptx-settings-root' ); |
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if ( ! container ) { |
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return; |
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} |
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// The container carries the "loading" fallback that PHP printed. Clearing |
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// it here rather than in PHP means the fallback stays visible for people |
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// whose browser never gets this far. |
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container.textContent = ''; |
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container.setAttribute( 'aria-busy', 'false' ); |
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container.setAttribute( 'aria-label', __( 'CryptX settings', 'cryptx' ) ); |
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// Two screens, one application. The site screen edits this site; the |
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// network screen edits what a newly created site starts with. PHP says |
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// which, because PHP is what knows which menu entry was opened. |
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const scope = |
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container.getAttribute( 'data-cryptx-scope' ) === 'network' |
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? 'network' |
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: 'site'; |
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createRoot( container ).render( |
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<StrictMode> |
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<App scope={ scope } /> |
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</StrictMode> |
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); |
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} ); |
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