/**
 * Fixtures for source-level DEFAULT prop extraction. TypeScript types don't carry
 * defaults — they live in the implementation — so `extractDefaultProps` recovers them
 * syntactically. Each export isolates one real-world shape.
 */

/** (1) Defaults in the destructured PARAMETER. */
export const ParamDefaults = ({
  size = 'md',
  count = 2,
  open = true,
}: {
  size?: 'sm' | 'md' | 'lg';
  count?: number;
  open?: boolean;
}) => null;

/** (2) Defaults in BODY destructuring of the props param (GSK's Badge shape). */
export const BodyDefaults = (props: {
  variant?: 'primary' | 'secondary';
  label?: string;
}) => {
  const { variant = 'secondary', label = 'Hello' } = props;
  return { variant, label };
};

/** (3) Generic component with a body-destructuring default (Badge exact shape). */
type Kind = 'pill' | 'square';
export const GenericBodyDefaults = <T extends Kind>(props: { kind?: T }) => {
  const { kind = 'pill' } = props;
  return { kind };
};

/** (4) Static `defaultProps`. */
export function DefaultPropsComp(props: { tone?: 'a' | 'b'; n?: number }) {
  return props;
}
DefaultPropsComp.defaultProps = { tone: 'a', n: 5 };

/** (5a) RENAMED body destructuring — default must key off the PROP, not the local var. */
export const RenamedDefaults = (props: {
  label?: string;
  size?: 'sm' | 'md';
}) => {
  const { label: text = 'Hello', size: s = 'md' } = props;
  return { text, s };
};

/** (5) Non-literal default (identifier) — must be SKIPPED, not crash. */
const FALLBACK = 'fallback-icon';
export const NonLiteralDefault = (props: { icon?: string }) => {
  const { icon = FALLBACK } = props;
  return { icon };
};

/** (6) No defaults at all. */
export const NoDefaults = (props: { name?: string }) => {
  const { name } = props;
  return { name };
};