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import { createHooks } from '@wordpress/hooks'; |
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window.wpParselyHooks = createHooks(); |
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export function wpParselyInitCustom() { |
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/** |
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* The `wpParselyOnLoad` hook gets called with the `onLoad` event of the `window.PARSELY` object. |
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* All functions enqueued on that hook will be executed on that event according to their priorities. Those |
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* functions should not expect any parameters and shouldn't return any. |
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*/ |
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const customOnLoad = () => window.wpParselyHooks.doAction( 'wpParselyOnLoad' ); |
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if ( typeof window.PARSELY === 'object' ) { |
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if ( typeof window.PARSELY.onload !== 'function' ) { |
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window.PARSELY.onload = customOnLoad; |
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return; |
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} |
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const oldOnLoad = window.PARSELY.onload; |
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window.PARSELY.onload = function() { |
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if ( oldOnLoad ) { |
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oldOnLoad(); |
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} |
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customOnLoad(); |
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}; |
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return; |
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} |
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window.PARSELY = { |
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onload: customOnLoad, |
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}; |
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} |
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wpParselyInitCustom(); |
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