// @flow import * as React from "react"; import cn from "classnames"; import { Button, Icon } from "../"; import { Reference } from "react-popper"; import type { ReferenceChildrenProps } from "react-popper"; type Props = {| +children?: React.Node, +className?: string, /** * Display an arrow alongside the trigger content */ +toggle?: boolean, /** * The value to be displayed within the trigger if children is not included */ +value?: string, /** * Render the trigger as an tag or a Button */ +type?: "link" | "button", /** * The background color for a Button trigger */ +color?: string, /** * An Icon displayed to the left of the trigger content */ +icon?: string, /** * Is this trigger being used as a NavLink */ +isNavLink?: boolean, /** * Is this trigger beind used as a Card.Header option */ +isOption?: boolean, /** * Handle the onClick of this trigger */ +onClick?: ( e: SyntheticMouseEvent | SyntheticMouseEvent ) => void, +rootRef?: (?HTMLElement) => void, |}; /** * Provides the trigger element for a Dropdown */ function DropdownTrigger({ className, toggle = true, value, children, type = "link", icon, color, isNavLink, isOption, onClick, rootRef, }: Props): React.Node { const classes = cn( { "dropdown-toggle": toggle, "nav-link": isNavLink }, className ); const childrenFragment = ( {icon && ( {" "} )} {value} {children} ); return type === "link" ? ( {({ ref }: ReferenceChildrenProps) => ( {childrenFragment} )} ) : ( {({ ref }: ReferenceChildrenProps) => ( )} ); } DropdownTrigger.displayName = "Dropdown.Trigger"; /** @component */ export default DropdownTrigger;