import { Asset } from 'expo-asset';

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/**
 * The different types of assets you can provide to the [`loadAsync()`](#loadAsync) function.
 * A font source can be a URI, a module ID, or an Expo Asset.
 */
export type FontSource = string | number | Asset | FontResource;

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/**
 * An object used to dictate the resource that is loaded into the provided font namespace when used
 * with [`loadAsync`](#loadasync).
 */
export type FontResource = {
  uri?: string | number;
  /**
   * Sets the [`font-display`](#fontdisplay) property for a given typeface in the browser.
   * @platform web
   */
  display?: FontDisplay;
  default?: string;
};

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/**
 * Sets the [font-display](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@font-face/font-display)
 * for a given typeface. The default font value on web is `FontDisplay.AUTO`.
 * Even though setting the `fontDisplay` does nothing on native platforms, the default behavior
 * emulates `FontDisplay.SWAP` on flagship devices like iOS, Samsung, Pixel, etc. Default
 * functionality varies on One Plus devices. In the browser this value is set in the generated
 * `@font-face` CSS block and not as a style property meaning you cannot dynamically change this
 * value based on the element it's used in.
 * @platform web
 */
export enum FontDisplay {
  /**
   * __(Default)__ The font display strategy is defined by the user agent or platform.
   * This generally defaults to the text being invisible until the font is loaded.
   * Good for buttons or banners that require a specific treatment.
   */
  AUTO = 'auto',
  /**
   * Fallback text is rendered immediately with a default font while the desired font is loaded.
   * This is good for making the content appear to load instantly and is usually preferred.
   */
  SWAP = 'swap',
  /**
   * The text will be invisible until the font has loaded. If the font fails to load then nothing
   * will appear - it's best to turn this off when debugging missing text.
   */
  BLOCK = 'block',
  /**
   * Splits the behavior between `SWAP` and `BLOCK`.
   * There will be a [100ms timeout](https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/02/font-display?hl=en)
   * where the text with a custom font is invisible, after that the text will either swap to the
   * styled text or it'll show the unstyled text and continue to load the custom font. This is good
   * for buttons that need a custom font but should also be quickly available to screen-readers.
   */
  FALLBACK = 'fallback',
  /**
   * This works almost identically to `FALLBACK`, the only difference is that the browser will
   * decide to load the font based on slow connection speed or critical resource demand.
   */
  OPTIONAL = 'optional',
}

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/**
 * Object used to query fonts for unloading.
 */
export type UnloadFontOptions = Pick<FontResource, 'display'>;