import { Meta } from "@storybook/blocks";
import { AttentionBox, AttentionBoxLink } from "../../../components";
import {
  DIALOG_CONTENT_CONTAINER,
  MENU,
  TOOLTIP
} from "../../../storybook/components/related-components/component-description-map";
import {
  TipDevTipPopperJs,
  TipDevTipTechnicalPattern,
  TipDialogContentContainer,
  TipModal
} from "./Dialog.stories.helpers";
import * as DialogStories from "./Dialog.stories";

<Meta of={DialogStories} />

# Dialog

- [Overview](#overview)
- [Props](#props)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Variants](#variants)
- [Related components](#related-components)
- [Feedback](#feedback)

## Overview

The dialog component's purpose is to position a popup component nearby another element, such as any kind of a button.
Please be aware that the dialog component is not responsible for the appearance features of the popup, such as its background color or size.

<Canvas of={DialogStories.Overview} />

<TipDialogContentContainer />

## Props

<PropsTable />

<TipDevTipPopperJs />

## Usage

<UsageGuidelines
  guidelines={[
    "Dialog can appear from top, bottom, left and right to an element",
    "Usually, the dialog will be positioned next to the triggered element.",
    <>
      The Dialog component is mainly used to create customized menus that cannot be developed using the{" "}
      <StorybookLink page="Navigation/Menu/Menu">Menu</StorybookLink> and{" "}
      <StorybookLink page="Buttons/MenuButton">MenuButton</StorybookLink> components.
    </>
  ]}
/>

<AttentionBox title="Trying to implement your own customize menu?">
  <>
    Please be sure that what you try implement cannot be achieved by using already implemented simpler components - such
    as our <AttentionBoxLink href="/?path=/docs/navigation-menu-menu--docs" text="Menu component" />, because creating
    an over-complicated UI can hurt user experience.
  </>
</AttentionBox>
<br />
<TipModal />

## Variants

### Positions

<Canvas of={DialogStories.Positions} />

### Dialog show triggers

We can choose what will be the related element's trigger which will be responsible for the dialog appearance

<Canvas of={DialogStories.ShowTriggers} />

### Dialog hide triggers

We can set the triggers which will be responsible for hide the dialog

<Canvas of={DialogStories.HideTriggers} />

### Controlled Dialog

Manage the open and close state of the dialog. Note that `isOpen` is used and `showTrigger` is set to `[]` to disable the default triggers.

<Canvas of={DialogStories.ControlledDialog} />

### Dialog with tooltip

Dialog has a <code>tooltip</code> prop which adds an arrow pointing toward the center of the reference element.

<Canvas of={DialogStories.DialogWithTooltip} />

### Dialog prevent container scroll

Prevent containerSelector scroll when dialog open

<Canvas of={DialogStories.DisableScrollWhenDialogOpen} />

<TipDevTipTechnicalPattern />

## Related components

<RelatedComponents componentsNames={[MENU, TOOLTIP, DIALOG_CONTENT_CONTAINER]} />