import { SizeMe } from 'react-sizeme' import { TransformWrapper, TransformComponent } from 'react-zoom-pan-pinch' import Svg from './svg' import Defs from './defs' import Stack from './stack' import { forwardRef } from 'react' /* What's with all the wrapping? * * Glad you asked. The problem lies within the pan & zoom functionality * For this to work, we need to reliably determine the container widht * However, our SVG is optimized for embedding (no width or height) * which means it will simply adapt to the parent container. * So now we have a parent container adapting to the content and the * content adapting to the parent. This creates a sort of stalemate * where the browser will render this as zero width and height. * * To avoid that, we use the SizeMe which will report the size of the * grandparent element, and then we wrap our SVG in a div that we * set to this size. This will cause the SVG to fill in that entire * space, and the pan and zoom to adapt to this size. * * Note that this also means that changing the browser window size * will cause things to get clipped until the next render. * * Also still to see how this will work with SSR */ const SvgWrapper = forwardRef((props, ref) => { const { patternProps = false, gist, updateGist, unsetGist, showInfo, viewBox } = props if (!patternProps) return null return ( {({ size }) => (
{props.children || Object.keys(patternProps.stacks).map((stackName) => ( ))}
)}
) }) SvgWrapper.displayName = 'SvgWrapper' export default SvgWrapper