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* A Clay component that stores a string but shows nothing.
*
* It is just a hidden input wired to Clay's built-in "val" manipulator, so its
* value rides along with the rest of the settings: saved to the phone when the
* config page closes and seeded back the next time it opens. The Pebble config
* webview blocks its own localStorage, so this is how a config page keeps its
* own scratch state (like a layout library) across visits.
*
* Point a page item at it with a messageKey and read or write the value off the
* input from another component in the same page. A page with more than one of
* these must give each a `storeClass`, since they all carry .gl-store and a
* plain querySelector would keep finding the first.
*/
/** What Clay binds initialize to: the element and the page item's own config. */
export interface HiddenStoreContext {
$element: HTMLElement[];
config?: { storeClass?: string };
}
export default {
name: 'hiddenStore',
// the input is the manipulator target itself, so Clay's val get/set round-trip
// its value. the class is the handle another component finds it by
template: '<input type="hidden" class="gl-store" data-manipulator-target>',
manipulator: 'val',
/**
* Stamps on the caller's own class, so several stores on one page stay tellable apart.
*
* A `function` expression, never shorthand method syntax. Clay serialises a registered
* component by writing `key:` followed by the function's own toString, and a shorthand method
* stringifies with its name attached. That comes out as `initialize:initialize() {` and stops
* the whole settings page parsing. Every component on the page shares that fate, so the symptom
* is a config screen that never opens at all.
*/
initialize: function (this: HiddenStoreContext): void {
const extra = this.config && this.config.storeClass;
const element = this.$element && this.$element[0];
if (extra && element) {
element.classList.add(extra);
}
},
};
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