90 lines
3.3 KiB
JavaScript
90 lines
3.3 KiB
JavaScript
import { invariant } from '../../../utils/errors.mjs';
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import { isNumericalString } from '../../../utils/is-numerical-string.mjs';
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import { isCSSVariableToken } from './is-css-variable.mjs';
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/**
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* Parse Framer's special CSS variable format into a CSS token and a fallback.
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*
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* ```
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* `var(--foo, #fff)` => [`--foo`, '#fff']
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* ```
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*
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* @param current
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*/
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const splitCSSVariableRegex = /var\((--[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+),? ?([a-zA-Z0-9 ()%#.,-]+)?\)/;
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function parseCSSVariable(current) {
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const match = splitCSSVariableRegex.exec(current);
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if (!match)
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return [,];
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const [, token, fallback] = match;
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return [token, fallback];
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}
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const maxDepth = 4;
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function getVariableValue(current, element, depth = 1) {
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invariant(depth <= maxDepth, `Max CSS variable fallback depth detected in property "${current}". This may indicate a circular fallback dependency.`);
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const [token, fallback] = parseCSSVariable(current);
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// No CSS variable detected
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if (!token)
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return;
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// Attempt to read this CSS variable off the element
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const resolved = window.getComputedStyle(element).getPropertyValue(token);
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if (resolved) {
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const trimmed = resolved.trim();
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return isNumericalString(trimmed) ? parseFloat(trimmed) : trimmed;
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}
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else if (isCSSVariableToken(fallback)) {
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// The fallback might itself be a CSS variable, in which case we attempt to resolve it too.
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return getVariableValue(fallback, element, depth + 1);
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}
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else {
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return fallback;
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}
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}
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/**
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* Resolve CSS variables from
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*
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* @internal
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*/
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function resolveCSSVariables(visualElement, { ...target }, transitionEnd) {
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const element = visualElement.current;
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if (!(element instanceof Element))
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return { target, transitionEnd };
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// If `transitionEnd` isn't `undefined`, clone it. We could clone `target` and `transitionEnd`
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// only if they change but I think this reads clearer and this isn't a performance-critical path.
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if (transitionEnd) {
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transitionEnd = { ...transitionEnd };
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}
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// Go through existing `MotionValue`s and ensure any existing CSS variables are resolved
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visualElement.values.forEach((value) => {
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const current = value.get();
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if (!isCSSVariableToken(current))
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return;
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const resolved = getVariableValue(current, element);
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if (resolved)
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value.set(resolved);
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});
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// Cycle through every target property and resolve CSS variables. Currently
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// we only read single-var properties like `var(--foo)`, not `calc(var(--foo) + 20px)`
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for (const key in target) {
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const current = target[key];
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if (!isCSSVariableToken(current))
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continue;
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const resolved = getVariableValue(current, element);
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if (!resolved)
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continue;
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// Clone target if it hasn't already been
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target[key] = resolved;
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if (!transitionEnd)
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transitionEnd = {};
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// If the user hasn't already set this key on `transitionEnd`, set it to the unresolved
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// CSS variable. This will ensure that after the animation the component will reflect
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// changes in the value of the CSS variable.
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if (transitionEnd[key] === undefined) {
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transitionEnd[key] = current;
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}
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}
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return { target, transitionEnd };
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}
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export { parseCSSVariable, resolveCSSVariables };
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