@carbon-labs/react-ui-shell 0.86.0 → 0.88.0

package/lib/node_modules/@carbon/ibm-products/es/settings.js

@@ -1,86 +0,0 @@
-/**
- * Copyright IBM Corp. 2024
- *
- * This source code is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license found in the
- * LICENSE file in the root directory of this source tree.
- */
-
-'use strict';
-
-var packageSettings = require('./global/js/package-settings.js');
-var React__default = require('react');
-var pconsole = require('./global/js/utils/pconsole.js');
-var Canary = require('./components/_Canary/Canary.js');
-
-const componentDeprecatedWarning = (name, details) => `Carbon for IBM Products (WARNING): Component "${name}" is deprecated. ${details}`;
-packageSettings.default.logDeprecated = (component, name) => {
-  if (component?.deprecated) {
-    const {
-      level,
-      details
-    } = component.deprecated;
-    const logUsing = pconsole.default?.[level] ?? pconsole.default.error;
-    logUsing(componentDeprecatedWarning(name || component.displayName, details));
-  }
-};
-
-// Check that a component is enabled. This function returns a stub which checks
-// the component status on first use and then renders as the component or as
-// a Canary placeholder initialized with the name of the replaced component.
-// Note that the returned stub carries any other properties which had already
-// been assigned (eg propTypes, displayName, etc).
-packageSettings.default.checkComponentEnabled = (component, name) => {
-  if (component.render) {
-    // The component is a forward-ref, so make a stub forward-ref.
-    const forward = /*#__PURE__*/React__default.forwardRef((props, ref) => {
-      packageSettings.default.logDeprecated(component, name); // may log don't care about result
-      // Replace the stub's render fn so this test only happens once.
-      return (forward.render = packageSettings.default.isComponentEnabled(name) || !packageSettings.default.isComponentPublic(name) ?
-      // If the component is enabled, or if it's not a public component,
-      // replace the stub's render fn with the component's render fn.
-      component.render :
-      // Note that Canary is a direct render fn (not a forward-ref) and
-      // will ignore the passed props and ref (if any)
-      Canary.Canary.bind(undefined, {
-        componentName: name
-      }))(
-      // Call it now (after this it will be directly called).
-      props, ref);
-    });
-
-    // Transfer object properties already assigned (eg propTypes, displayName)
-    // then merge in the stub forward-ref which checks the component status
-    // when first used.
-    // NOTE: React 18 = displayName not iterable on render function
-    return Object.assign({}, component, {
-      displayName: component.displayName
-    }, forward);
-  } else {
-    // The component is a direct render fn, so make a stub render fn.
-    let render = props => {
-      packageSettings.default.logDeprecated(component, name); // may log don't care about result
-      // Replace the stub render fn so this test only happens once.
-      return (render = packageSettings.default.isComponentEnabled(name) || !packageSettings.default.isComponentPublic(name) ?
-      // If the component is enabled, or if it's not a public component,
-      // replace the stub render fn with the component render fn.
-      component :
-      // Replace the stub render fn with the Canary render fn, which will
-      // ignore the passed props.
-      Canary.Canary.bind(undefined, {
-        componentName: name
-      }))(
-      // Call it now (after this it will be directly called).
-      props);
-    };
-
-    // Transfer object properties already assigned (eg propTypes, displayName)
-    // to a function which calls the stub render fn which checks the component
-    // status when first used.
-    return Object.assign(props => render(props), component, {
-      displayName: component.displayName
-    });
-  }
-};
-const pkg = packageSettings.default;
-
-exports.pkg = pkg;