import React from 'react';
import Highlight from 'react-highlight';
import ToggleContent from '../../../shared/ToggleContent';
import DocLink from 'Shared/DocLink/DocLink';
import { connect } from 'react-redux';

const PiniaDoc = (props) => {
  const { projectKey } = props;
  return (
    <div className="bg-white h-screen overflow-y-auto" style={{ width: '500px' }}>
      <h3 className="p-5 text-2xl">VueX</h3>
      <div className="p-5">
        <div>
          This plugin allows you to capture Pinia mutations + state and inspect them later on while
          replaying session recordings. This is very useful for understanding and fixing issues.
        </div>

        <div className="font-bold my-2 text-lg">Installation</div>
        <Highlight className="js">{`npm i @openreplay/tracker-vuex --save`}</Highlight>

        <div className="font-bold my-2 text-lg">Usage</div>
        <p>
          Initialize the @openreplay/tracker package as usual and load the plugin into it. Then put
          the generated plugin into your plugins field of your store.
        </p>
        <div className="py-3" />

        <ToggleContent
          label="Server-Side-Rendered (SSR)?"
          first={
            <Highlight className="js">
              {`import Vuex from 'vuex'
import OpenReplay from '@openreplay/tracker';
import trackerVuex from '@openreplay/tracker-vuex';
//...
const tracker = new OpenReplay({
  projectKey: '${projectKey}'
});
// .start() returns a promise
tracker.start().then(sessionData => ... ).catch(e => ... )
//...
const examplePiniaStore = useExamplePiniaStore()
// check list of available options below
const vuexPlugin = tracker.use(trackerVuex(<options>))
// add a name to your store, optional
//(will be randomly generated otherwise)
const piniaStorePlugin = vuexPlugin('STORE NAME')

// start tracking state updates
piniaStorePlugin(examplePiniaStore)
// now you can use examplePiniaStore as
// usual pinia store
// (destructure values or return it as a whole etc)
`}
            </Highlight>
          }
          second={
            <Highlight className="js">
              {`import Vuex from 'vuex'
import OpenReplay from '@openreplay/tracker/cjs';
import trackerVuex from '@openreplay/tracker-vuex/cjs';
//...
const tracker = new OpenReplay({
  projectKey: '${projectKey}'
});
//...

// start tracker when the app is mounted
// .start() returns a promise
tracker.start().then(sessionData => ... ).catch(e => ... )

//...
const examplePiniaStore = useExamplePiniaStore()
// check list of available options below
const vuexPlugin = tracker.use(trackerVuex(<options>))
// add a name to your store, optional
// (will be randomly generated otherwise)
const piniaStorePlugin = vuexPlugin('STORE NAME')

// start tracking state updates
piniaStorePlugin(examplePiniaStore)
// now you can use examplePiniaStore as
// usual pinia store
// (destructure values or return it as a whole etc)
}`}
            </Highlight>
          }
        />

        <DocLink
          className="mt-4"
          label="Integrate Pinia"
          url="https://docs.openreplay.com/plugins/pinia"
        />
      </div>
    </div>
  );
};

PiniaDoc.displayName = 'PiniaDoc';

export default connect((state: any) => {
  const siteId = state.getIn(['integrations', 'siteId']);
  const sites = state.getIn(['site', 'list']);
  return {
    projectKey: sites.find((site: any) => site.get('id') === siteId).get('projectKey'),
  };
})(PiniaDoc);
