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/**
 * @fileoverview This component is DEPRECATED, and the code is frozen.
 * All changes & bugfixes should be made to PopoverNext instead.
 */

import type { State as PopperState } from "@popperjs/core";
import classNames from "classnames";
import { Children, cloneElement, createElement, createRef } from "react";
import {
    Manager,
    type Modifier,
    Popper,
    type PopperChildrenProps,
    Reference,
    type ReferenceChildrenProps,
} from "react-popper";

import {
    AbstractPureComponent,
    Classes,
    DISPLAYNAME_PREFIX,
    type HTMLDivProps,
    mergeRefs,
    refHandler,
    Utils,
} from "../../common";
import * as Errors from "../../common/errors";
import { Overlay2 } from "../overlay2/overlay2";
import { ResizeSensor } from "../resize-sensor/resizeSensor";

import { matchReferenceWidthModifier } from "./customModifiers";
import { POPOVER_ARROW_SVG_SIZE, PopoverArrow } from "./popoverArrow";
import { positionToPlacement } from "./popoverPlacementUtils";
import { PopoverInteractionKind, type PopoverProps } from "./popoverProps";
import type {
    DefaultPopoverTargetHTMLProps,
    PopoverClickTargetHandlers,
    PopoverHoverTargetHandlers,
} from "./popoverSharedProps";
import { getBasePlacement, getTransformOrigin } from "./popperUtils";

export interface PopoverState {
    hasDarkParent: boolean;
    // when an ESC keypress interaction closes the overlay, we want to force-enable `shouldReturnFocusOnClose` behavior
    isClosingViaEscapeKeypress: boolean;
    isOpen: boolean;
}

/**
 * Popover component, used to display a floating UI next to and tethered to a target element.
 *
 * @deprecated use `PopoverNext` instead
 * @template T target element props interface. Consumers wishing to stay in sync with Blueprint's default target HTML
 * props interface should use the `DefaultPopoverTargetHTMLProps` type (although this is already the default type for
 * this type param).
 * @see https://blueprintjs.com/docs/#core/components/popover
 */
export class Popover<
    T extends DefaultPopoverTargetHTMLProps = DefaultPopoverTargetHTMLProps,
> extends AbstractPureComponent<PopoverProps<T>, PopoverState> {
    public static displayName = `${DISPLAYNAME_PREFIX}.Popover`;

    public static defaultProps: PopoverProps = {
        boundary: "clippingParents",
        captureDismiss: false,
        defaultIsOpen: false,
        disabled: false,
        fill: false,
        hasBackdrop: false,
        hoverCloseDelay: 300,
        hoverOpenDelay: 150,
        inheritDarkTheme: true,
        interactionKind: PopoverInteractionKind.CLICK,
        matchTargetWidth: false,
        minimal: false,
        openOnTargetFocus: true,
        // N.B. we don't set a default for `placement` or `position` here because that would trigger
        // a warning in validateProps if the other prop is specified by a user of this component
        positioningStrategy: "absolute",
        renderTarget: undefined,
        shouldReturnFocusOnClose: false,
        targetTagName: "span",
        transitionDuration: 300,
        usePortal: true,
    };

    public state: PopoverState = {
        hasDarkParent: false,
        isClosingViaEscapeKeypress: false,
        isOpen: this.getIsOpen(this.props),
    };

    /**
     * DOM element that contains the popover.
     * When `usePortal={true}`, this element will be portaled outside the usual DOM flow,
     * so this reference can be very useful for testing.
     *
     * @public for testing
     */
    public popoverElement: HTMLElement | null = null;

    /** Popover ref handler */
    private popoverRef: React.RefCallback<HTMLDivElement> = refHandler(this, "popoverElement", this.props.popoverRef);

    /**
     * Target DOM element ref.
     *
     * N.B. this must be a ref object since we pass it to `<ResizeSensor>`, which needs to know about the target
     * DOM element in order to observe its dimensions.
     *
     * @public for testing
     */
    public targetRef = createRef<HTMLElement>();

    /**
     * Overlay2 transition container element ref.
     */
    private transitionContainerElement = createRef<HTMLDivElement>();

    private cancelOpenTimeout?: () => void;

    // a flag that lets us detect mouse movement between the target and popover,
    // now that mouseleave is triggered when you cross the gap between the two.
    private isMouseInTargetOrPopover = false;

    // a flag that indicates whether the target previously lost focus to another
    // element on the same page.
    private lostFocusOnSamePage = true;

    // Ensures the React 19 incompatibility warning fires at most once per instance.
    private didWarnReact19 = false;

    // Reference to the Poppper.scheduleUpdate() function, this changes every time the popper is mounted
    private popperScheduleUpdate?: () => Promise<Partial<PopperState> | null>;

    private isControlled = () => this.props.isOpen !== undefined;

    // arrow is disabled if minimal, or if the arrow modifier was explicitly disabled
    private isArrowEnabled = () => !this.props.minimal && this.props.modifiers?.arrow?.enabled !== false;

    private isHoverInteractionKind = () => {
        return (
            this.props.interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER ||
            this.props.interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER_TARGET_ONLY
        );
    };

    // popper innerRef gives us a handle on the transition container, since that's what we render as the overlay child,
    // so if we want to look at our actual popover element, we need to reach inside a bit
    private getPopoverElement() {
        return this.popoverElement?.querySelector<HTMLElement>(`.${Classes.POPOVER}`);
    }

    private getIsOpen(props: PopoverProps<T>) {
        // disabled popovers should never be allowed to open.
        if (props.disabled) {
            return false;
        } else {
            return props.isOpen ?? props.defaultIsOpen!;
        }
    }

    public render() {
        const { disabled, placement, position = "auto", positioningStrategy } = this.props;
        const { isOpen } = this.state;

        if (this.getIsContentEmpty()) {
            // need to do this check in render(), because `isOpen` is derived from
            // state, and state can't necessarily be accessed in validateProps.
            if (!disabled && isOpen !== false && !Utils.isNodeEnv("production")) {
                console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_EMPTY_CONTENT);
            }
            // just render the target without a content overlay if there is no content to display
            return this.renderTarget({ ref: noop });
        }

        // Important: do not use <Reference innerRef> since it has a bug when used in React 18 strict mode
        // see https://github.com/floating-ui/react-popper/pull/459
        return (
            <Manager>
                <Reference>{this.renderTarget}</Reference>
                <Popper
                    innerRef={this.popoverRef}
                    placement={placement ?? positionToPlacement(position)}
                    strategy={positioningStrategy}
                    modifiers={this.getPopperModifiers()}
                >
                    {this.renderPopover}
                </Popper>
            </Manager>
        );
    }

    public componentDidMount() {
        this.updateDarkParent();
        this.warnIfReact19();
    }

    /**
     * Dev-only: warn that this deprecated component's react-popper dependency silently mis-positions
     * content under React 19 (worst under StrictMode). Steers consumers to PopoverNext.
     */
    private warnIfReact19() {
        if (this.didWarnReact19 || Utils.isNodeEnv("production") || Utils.getReactMajorVersion() < 19) {
            return;
        }
        this.didWarnReact19 = true;
        console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_REACT19);
    }

    public componentDidUpdate(props: PopoverProps<T>, state: PopoverState) {
        super.componentDidUpdate(props, state);
        this.updateDarkParent();

        const nextIsOpen = this.getIsOpen(this.props);

        if (this.props.isOpen != null && nextIsOpen !== this.state.isOpen) {
            this.setOpenState(nextIsOpen);
            // tricky: setOpenState calls setState only if this.props.isOpen is
            // not controlled, so we need to invoke setState manually here.
            this.setState({ isOpen: nextIsOpen });
        } else if (this.props.disabled && this.state.isOpen && this.props.isOpen == null) {
            // special case: close an uncontrolled popover when disabled is set to true
            this.setOpenState(false);
        }
    }

    protected validateProps(props: PopoverProps<T>) {
        if (props.isOpen == null && props.onInteraction != null) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_UNCONTROLLED_ONINTERACTION);
        }
        if (props.hasBackdrop && !props.usePortal) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_HAS_BACKDROP_INLINE);
        }
        if (props.hasBackdrop && props.interactionKind !== PopoverInteractionKind.CLICK) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_HAS_BACKDROP_INTERACTION);
        }
        if (props.placement !== undefined && props.position !== undefined) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_PLACEMENT_AND_POSITION_MUTEX);
        }

        const childrenCount = Children.count(props.children);
        const hasRenderTargetProp = props.renderTarget !== undefined;
        const hasTargetPropsProp = props.targetProps !== undefined;

        if (childrenCount === 0 && !hasRenderTargetProp) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_REQUIRES_TARGET);
        }
        if (childrenCount > 1) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_TOO_MANY_CHILDREN);
        }
        if (childrenCount > 0 && hasRenderTargetProp) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_DOUBLE_TARGET);
        }
        if (hasRenderTargetProp && hasTargetPropsProp) {
            console.warn(Errors.POPOVER_WARN_TARGET_PROPS_WITH_RENDER_TARGET);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Instance method to instruct the `Popover` to recompute its position.
     *
     * This method should only be used if you are updating the target in a way
     * that does not cause it to re-render, such as changing its _position_
     * without changing its _size_ (since `Popover` already repositions when it
     * detects a resize).
     */
    public reposition = () => this.popperScheduleUpdate?.();

    private renderTarget = ({ ref: popperChildRef }: ReferenceChildrenProps) => {
        const { children, className, disabled, fill, openOnTargetFocus, renderTarget } = this.props;
        const { isOpen } = this.state;
        const isControlled = this.isControlled();
        const isHoverInteractionKind = this.isHoverInteractionKind();

        let { targetTagName } = this.props;
        if (fill) {
            targetTagName = "div";
        }

        // N.B. react-popper has a wide type for this ref, but we can narrow it based on the source,
        // see https://github.com/floating-ui/react-popper/blob/beac280d61082852c4efc302be902911ce2d424c/src/Reference.js#L17
        const ref = mergeRefs(popperChildRef as React.RefCallback<HTMLElement>, this.targetRef);

        const targetEventHandlers: PopoverHoverTargetHandlers<T> | PopoverClickTargetHandlers<T> =
            isHoverInteractionKind
                ? {
                      // HOVER handlers
                      onBlur: this.handleTargetBlur,
                      onContextMenu: this.handleTargetContextMenu,
                      onFocus: this.handleTargetFocus,
                      onMouseEnter: this.handleMouseEnter,
                      onMouseLeave: this.handleMouseLeave,
                  }
                : {
                      // CLICK needs only one handler
                      onClick: this.handleTargetClick,
                      // For keyboard accessibility, trigger the same behavior as a click event upon pressing ENTER/SPACE
                      onKeyDown: this.handleKeyDown,
                  };
        // Ensure target is focusable if relevant prop enabled
        const targetTabIndex =
            !this.getIsContentEmpty() && !disabled && openOnTargetFocus && isHoverInteractionKind ? 0 : undefined;
        const ownTargetProps = {
            // N.B. this.props.className is passed along to renderTarget even though the user would have access to it.
            // If, instead, renderTarget is undefined and the target is provided as a child, this.props.className is
            // applied to the generated target wrapper element.
            className: classNames(className, Classes.POPOVER_TARGET, {
                [Classes.POPOVER_OPEN]: isOpen,
                // this class is mainly useful for button targets
                [Classes.ACTIVE]: isOpen && !isControlled && !isHoverInteractionKind,
                [Classes.FILL]: fill,
            }),
            ref,
            ...targetEventHandlers,
        } satisfies React.HTMLProps<HTMLElement>;
        const childTargetProps = {
            "aria-expanded": isHoverInteractionKind ? undefined : isOpen,
            "aria-haspopup":
                this.props.interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER_TARGET_ONLY
                    ? undefined
                    : (this.props.popupKind ?? "menu"),
        } satisfies React.HTMLProps<HTMLElement>;

        const targetModifierClasses = {
            // this class is mainly useful for Blueprint <Button> targets; we should only apply it for
            // uncontrolled popovers when they are opened by a user interaction
            [Classes.ACTIVE]: isOpen && !isControlled && !isHoverInteractionKind,
            // similarly, this class is mainly useful for targets like <Button>, <InputGroup>, etc.
            [Classes.FILL]: fill,
        };

        let target: React.JSX.Element | undefined;

        if (renderTarget !== undefined) {
            target = renderTarget({
                ...ownTargetProps,
                ...childTargetProps,
                className: classNames(ownTargetProps.className, targetModifierClasses),
                // if the consumer renders a tooltip target, it's their responsibility to disable that tooltip
                // when *this* popover is open
                isOpen,
                tabIndex: targetTabIndex,
            });
        } else {
            const childTarget = Utils.ensureElement(Children.toArray(children)[0]);

            if (childTarget === undefined) {
                return null;
            }

            const clonedTarget: React.JSX.Element = cloneElement(childTarget, {
                ...childTargetProps,
                className: classNames(childTarget.props.className, targetModifierClasses),
                // force disable single Tooltip child when popover is open
                disabled: isOpen && isElementTooltip(childTarget) ? true : childTarget.props.disabled,
                tabIndex: childTarget.props.tabIndex ?? targetTabIndex,
            });
            const wrappedTarget = createElement(
                targetTagName!,
                {
                    ...ownTargetProps,
                    ...this.props.targetProps,
                },
                clonedTarget,
            );
            target = wrappedTarget;
        }

        // No need to use the merged `ref` here, that only needs to be forwarded to the child node so that React can
        // notify both popper.js and our components about the mounted DOM element.
        return (
            <ResizeSensor targetRef={this.targetRef} onResize={this.reposition}>
                {target}
            </ResizeSensor>
        );
    };

    private renderPopover = (popperProps: PopperChildrenProps) => {
        const { autoFocus, enforceFocus, backdropProps, canEscapeKeyClose, hasBackdrop, interactionKind, usePortal } =
            this.props;
        const { isClosingViaEscapeKeypress, isOpen } = this.state;

        // compute an appropriate transform origin so the scale animation points towards target
        const transformOrigin = getTransformOrigin(
            popperProps.placement,
            this.isArrowEnabled() ? (popperProps.arrowProps.style as any) : undefined,
        );

        // need to update our reference to this function on every render as it will change.
        this.popperScheduleUpdate = popperProps.update;

        const popoverHandlers: HTMLDivProps = {
            // always check popover clicks for dismiss class
            onClick: this.handlePopoverClick,
            // treat ENTER/SPACE keys the same as a click for accessibility
            onKeyDown: event => Utils.isKeyboardClick(event) && this.handlePopoverClick(event),
        };
        if (
            interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER ||
            (!usePortal && interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER_TARGET_ONLY)
        ) {
            popoverHandlers.onMouseEnter = this.handleMouseEnter;
            popoverHandlers.onMouseLeave = this.handleMouseLeave;
        }

        const basePlacement = getBasePlacement(popperProps.placement);
        const popoverClasses = classNames(
            Classes.POPOVER,
            {
                [Classes.DARK]: this.props.inheritDarkTheme && this.state.hasDarkParent,
                [Classes.MINIMAL]: this.props.minimal,
                [Classes.POPOVER_CAPTURING_DISMISS]: this.props.captureDismiss,
                [Classes.POPOVER_MATCH_TARGET_WIDTH]: this.props.matchTargetWidth,
                [Classes.POPOVER_REFERENCE_HIDDEN]: popperProps.isReferenceHidden === true,
                [Classes.POPOVER_POPPER_ESCAPED]: popperProps.hasPopperEscaped === true,
            },
            `${Classes.POPOVER_CONTENT_PLACEMENT}-${basePlacement}`,
            this.props.popoverClassName,
        );

        const defaultAutoFocus = this.isHoverInteractionKind() ? false : undefined;
        // if hover interaction, it doesn't make sense to take over focus control
        const shouldReturnFocusOnClose = this.isHoverInteractionKind()
            ? false
            : isClosingViaEscapeKeypress
              ? true
              : this.props.shouldReturnFocusOnClose;

        return (
            <Overlay2
                // eslint-disable-next-line jsx-a11y/no-autofocus
                autoFocus={autoFocus ?? defaultAutoFocus}
                backdropClassName={Classes.POPOVER_BACKDROP}
                backdropProps={backdropProps}
                canEscapeKeyClose={canEscapeKeyClose}
                canOutsideClickClose={interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.CLICK}
                childRef={this.transitionContainerElement}
                enforceFocus={enforceFocus}
                hasBackdrop={hasBackdrop}
                isOpen={isOpen}
                lazy={this.props.lazy}
                onClose={this.handleOverlayClose}
                onClosed={this.props.onClosed}
                onClosing={this.props.onClosing}
                onOpened={this.props.onOpened}
                onOpening={this.props.onOpening}
                transitionDuration={this.props.transitionDuration}
                transitionName={Classes.POPOVER}
                usePortal={usePortal}
                portalClassName={this.props.portalClassName}
                portalContainer={this.props.portalContainer}
                // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-deprecated
                portalStopPropagationEvents={this.props.portalStopPropagationEvents}
                shouldReturnFocusOnClose={shouldReturnFocusOnClose}
            >
                <div
                    className={Classes.POPOVER_TRANSITION_CONTAINER}
                    // We need to attach a ref that notifies both react-popper and our Popover component about the DOM
                    // element inside the Overlay2. We cannot re-use `PopperChildrenProps.ref` because Overlay2 only
                    // accepts a ref object (not a callback) due to a CSSTransition API limitation.
                    // N.B. react-popper has a wide type for this ref, but we can narrow it based on the source,
                    // see https://github.com/floating-ui/react-popper/blob/beac280d61082852c4efc302be902911ce2d424c/src/Popper.js#L94
                    ref={mergeRefs(popperProps.ref as React.RefCallback<HTMLElement>, this.transitionContainerElement)}
                    style={popperProps.style}
                >
                    <ResizeSensor onResize={this.reposition}>
                        <div
                            className={popoverClasses}
                            style={{ transformOrigin }}
                            ref={this.popoverRef}
                            {...popoverHandlers}
                        >
                            {this.isArrowEnabled() && (
                                <PopoverArrow arrowProps={popperProps.arrowProps} placement={popperProps.placement} />
                            )}
                            <div className={Classes.POPOVER_CONTENT}>{this.props.content}</div>
                        </div>
                    </ResizeSensor>
                </div>
            </Overlay2>
        );
    };

    private getPopperModifiers(): ReadonlyArray<Modifier<any>> {
        const { matchTargetWidth, modifiers, modifiersCustom } = this.props;
        const popperModifiers: Array<Modifier<any>> = [
            {
                enabled: this.isArrowEnabled(),
                name: "arrow",
                ...modifiers?.arrow,
            },
            {
                name: "computeStyles",
                ...modifiers?.computeStyles,
                options: {
                    adaptive: true,
                    // We disable the built-in gpuAcceleration so that
                    // Popper.js will return us easy to interpolate values
                    // (top, left instead of transform: translate3d)
                    // We'll then use these values to generate the needed
                    // css transform values blended with the react-spring values
                    gpuAcceleration: false,
                    ...modifiers?.computeStyles?.options,
                },
            },
            {
                enabled: this.isArrowEnabled(),
                name: "offset",
                ...modifiers?.offset,
                options: {
                    offset: [0, POPOVER_ARROW_SVG_SIZE / 2],
                    ...modifiers?.offset?.options,
                },
            },
            {
                name: "flip",
                ...modifiers?.flip,
                options: {
                    boundary: this.props.boundary,
                    rootBoundary: this.props.rootBoundary,
                    ...modifiers?.flip?.options,
                },
            },
            {
                name: "preventOverflow",
                ...modifiers?.preventOverflow,
                options: {
                    boundary: this.props.boundary,
                    rootBoundary: this.props.rootBoundary,
                    ...modifiers?.preventOverflow?.options,
                },
            },
        ];

        if (matchTargetWidth) {
            popperModifiers.push(matchReferenceWidthModifier);
        }

        if (modifiersCustom !== undefined) {
            popperModifiers.push(...modifiersCustom);
        }

        return popperModifiers;
    }

    private handleTargetFocus = (e: React.FocusEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        if (this.props.openOnTargetFocus && this.isHoverInteractionKind()) {
            if (e.relatedTarget == null && !this.lostFocusOnSamePage) {
                // ignore this focus event -- the target was already focused but the page itself
                // lost focus (e.g. due to switching tabs).
                return;
            }
            this.handleMouseEnter(e as unknown as React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>);
        }
    };

    private handleTargetBlur = (e: React.FocusEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        if (this.props.openOnTargetFocus && this.isHoverInteractionKind()) {
            if (e.relatedTarget != null) {
                // if the next element to receive focus is within the popover, we'll want to leave the
                // popover open.
                if (
                    e.relatedTarget !== this.popoverElement &&
                    !this.isElementInPopover(e.relatedTarget as HTMLElement)
                ) {
                    this.handleMouseLeave(e as unknown as React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>);
                }
            } else {
                this.handleMouseLeave(e as unknown as React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>);
            }
        }
        this.lostFocusOnSamePage = e.relatedTarget != null;
    };

    private handleTargetContextMenu = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        // we assume that when someone prevents the default interaction on this event (a browser native context menu),
        // they are showing a custom context menu (as ContextMenu2 does); in this case, we should close this popover/tooltip
        if (e.defaultPrevented) {
            this.setOpenState(false, e);
        }
    };

    private handleMouseEnter = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        this.isMouseInTargetOrPopover = true;

        // if we're entering the popover, and the mode is set to be HOVER_TARGET_ONLY, we want to manually
        // trigger the mouse leave event, as hovering over the popover shouldn't count.
        if (
            !this.props.usePortal &&
            this.isElementInPopover(e.target as Element) &&
            this.props.interactionKind === PopoverInteractionKind.HOVER_TARGET_ONLY &&
            !this.props.openOnTargetFocus
        ) {
            this.handleMouseLeave(e);
        } else if (!this.props.disabled) {
            // only begin opening popover when it is enabled
            this.setOpenState(true, e, this.props.hoverOpenDelay);
        }
    };

    private handleMouseLeave = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        this.isMouseInTargetOrPopover = false;

        // Wait until the event queue is flushed, because we want to leave the
        // popover open if the mouse entered the popover immediately after
        // leaving the target (or vice versa). Make sure to persist the event since
        // we need to access `nativeEvent` in `this.setOpenState()`.
        e.persist();
        this.setTimeout(() => {
            if (this.isMouseInTargetOrPopover) {
                return;
            }
            // user-configurable closing delay is helpful when moving mouse from target to popover
            this.setOpenState(false, e, this.props.hoverCloseDelay);
        });
    };

    private handlePopoverClick = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement> | React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        const eventTarget = e.target as HTMLElement;
        const eventPopover = eventTarget.closest(`.${Classes.POPOVER}`);
        const eventPopoverV1 = eventTarget.closest(`.${Classes.POPOVER}`);
        const isEventFromSelf = (eventPopover ?? eventPopoverV1) === this.getPopoverElement();

        const isEventPopoverCapturing =
            eventPopover?.classList.contains(Classes.POPOVER_CAPTURING_DISMISS) ??
            eventPopoverV1?.classList.contains(Classes.POPOVER_CAPTURING_DISMISS) ??
            false;

        // an OVERRIDE inside a DISMISS does not dismiss, and a DISMISS inside an OVERRIDE will dismiss.
        const dismissElement = eventTarget.closest(`.${Classes.POPOVER_DISMISS}, .${Classes.POPOVER_DISMISS_OVERRIDE}`);
        const shouldDismiss = dismissElement?.classList.contains(Classes.POPOVER_DISMISS) ?? false;
        const isDisabled = eventTarget.closest(`:disabled, .${Classes.DISABLED}`) != null;

        if (shouldDismiss && !isDisabled && (!isEventPopoverCapturing || isEventFromSelf)) {
            this.setOpenState(false, e);
        }
    };

    private handleOverlayClose = (e?: React.SyntheticEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        if (this.targetRef.current == null || e === undefined) {
            return;
        }

        const event = (e.nativeEvent ?? e) as Event;
        const eventTarget = (event.composed ? event.composedPath()[0] : event.target) as HTMLElement;
        // if click was in target, target event listener will handle things, so don't close
        const isKeyboardEvent = e.nativeEvent instanceof KeyboardEvent || e instanceof KeyboardEvent;
        if (!Utils.elementIsOrContains(this.targetRef.current, eventTarget) || isKeyboardEvent) {
            this.setOpenState(false, e);
        }
    };

    private handleKeyDown = (e: React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        const isKeyboardClick = Utils.isKeyboardClick(e);

        // For keyboard accessibility, trigger the same behavior as a click event upon pressing ENTER/SPACE
        if (isKeyboardClick) {
            this.handleTargetClick(e);
        }
    };

    private handleTargetClick = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement> | React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        // Target element(s) may fire simulated click event upon pressing ENTER/SPACE, which we should ignore
        // see: https://github.com/palantir/blueprint/issues/5775
        const shouldIgnoreClick = this.state.isOpen && this.isSimulatedButtonClick(e);
        if (!shouldIgnoreClick) {
            // ensure click did not originate from within inline popover before closing
            if (!this.props.disabled && !this.isElementInPopover(e.target as HTMLElement)) {
                if (this.props.isOpen == null) {
                    this.setState(prevState => ({ isOpen: !prevState.isOpen }));
                } else {
                    this.setOpenState(!this.props.isOpen, e);
                }
            }
        }
    };

    private isSimulatedButtonClick = (e: React.MouseEvent<HTMLElement> | React.KeyboardEvent<HTMLElement>) => {
        return !e.isTrusted && (e.target as HTMLElement).matches(`.${Classes.BUTTON}`);
    };

    // a wrapper around setState({ isOpen }) that will call props.onInteraction instead when in controlled mode.
    // starts a timeout to delay changing the state if a non-zero duration is provided.
    private setOpenState(isOpen: boolean, e?: React.SyntheticEvent<HTMLElement>, timeout?: number) {
        // cancel any existing timeout because we have new state
        this.cancelOpenTimeout?.();
        if (timeout !== undefined && timeout > 0) {
            // Persist the react event since it will be used in a later macrotask.
            e?.persist();
            this.cancelOpenTimeout = this.setTimeout(() => {
                this.setOpenState(isOpen, e);
            }, timeout);
        } else {
            if (this.props.isOpen == null) {
                this.setState({ isOpen });
            } else {
                this.props.onInteraction?.(isOpen, e);
            }
            if (!isOpen) {
                // non-null assertion because the only time `e` is undefined is when in controlled mode
                // or the rare special case in uncontrolled mode when the `disabled` flag is toggled true
                this.props.onClose?.(e!);
                this.setState({ isClosingViaEscapeKeypress: isEscapeKeypressEvent(e?.nativeEvent) });
            }
        }
    }

    private updateDarkParent() {
        if (this.props.usePortal && this.state.isOpen) {
            const hasDarkParent = this.targetRef.current?.closest(`.${Classes.DARK}`) != null;
            this.setState({ hasDarkParent });
        }
    }

    private isElementInPopover(element: Element) {
        return this.getPopoverElement()?.contains(element) ?? false;
    }

    private getIsContentEmpty() {
        const { content } = this.props;
        return content == null || Utils.isEmptyString(content);
    }
}

function isElementTooltip(element: any): boolean {
    return element?.type?.displayName === `${DISPLAYNAME_PREFIX}.Tooltip`;
}

function isEscapeKeypressEvent(e?: Event) {
    return e instanceof KeyboardEvent && e.key === "Escape";
}

function noop() {
    // no-op
}