import { Meta } from "@storybook/blocks";
import IconButton from "../IconButton";
import DialogContentContainer from "../../DialogContentContainer/DialogContentContainer";
import { Add, Bolt, Broom, HighlightColorBucket, Pin, Show } from "../../Icon/Icons";
import { BUTTON, ICON, MENU_BUTTON } from "../../../storybook/components/related-components/component-description-map";
import { TipCheckYourself, TipMenuButton } from "./IconButton.stories.helpers";
import * as IconButtonStories from "./IconButton.stories";

<Meta of={IconButtonStories} />

# IconButton

- [Overview](#overview)
- [Props](#props)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Variants](#variants)
- [Do’s and don’ts](#dos-and-donts)
- [Use cases and examples](#use-cases-and-examples)
- [Related components](#related-components)
- [Feedback](#feedback)

## Overview

Icon button is a square button contains only icon with no visible text labels used mostly in control bars.

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.Overview} />

## Props

<PropsTable />

## Usage

<UsageGuidelines
  guidelines={[
    <>
      Icon button will always appear with a <StorybookLink page="Popover/Tooltip">tooltip</StorybookLink> while
      hovering, defining the icon’s meaning.
    </>,
    "Use an icon button when a user can perform an inline action on this page and there's no room for a default button.",
    "Use icon button when you want to display an active state of a button.",
    "Use a Primary icon button when it's the most important action to take.",
    "Use icon button only when the icons is clear and understandable.",
    "Icon buttons are often used when there are 2 or 3 adjacent icons buttons that perform actions on a single item presented in a row."
  ]}
/>

<TipCheckYourself />

## Variants

### Kinds

There can be more than one button in a screen, but to create the hierarchy of actions we need to use button kinds.

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.Kinds} />

<TipMenuButton />

### Sizes

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.Sizes} />

### Active

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.Active} />

### Disabled

Set disable button for something that isn’t usable. Use a tooltip on hover in order to indicate the reason of the disabled action.

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.Disabled} />

## Do’s and Don’ts

<ComponentRules
  rules={[
    {
      positive: {
        component: (
          <DialogContentContainer>
            <IconButton icon={Pin} ariaLabel="Pin to top" />
            <IconButton icon={Show} ariaLabel="Show all" />
            <IconButton icon={HighlightColorBucket} ariaLabel="Show color" />
            <IconButton icon={Broom} ariaLabel="Clear style" />
          </DialogContentContainer>
        ),
        description:
          "Use Icon button when action is lower priority than a regular action or there’s no space available to place a button."
      },
      negative: {
        component: <IconButton icon={Add} kind={IconButton.kinds.PRIMARY} ariaLabel="Add item" />,
        description: (
          <>
            Don’t use Icon button as the main action on the page. Instead, use the{" "}
            <StorybookLink page="Buttons/Button">Button component</StorybookLink> with an icon.
          </>
        )
      }
    },
    {
      positive: {
        component: <IconButton icon={Bolt} ariaLabel="Quick Search" />,
        description: "Always provide ariaLabel or tooltipContent"
      },
      negative: {
        component: <IconButton icon={Bolt} />,
        description: "Don’t use icon button without adding a tooltip while hovering."
      }
    }
  ]}
/>

## Use cases and examples

### Icon button as toolbar button

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.IconButtonAsToolbarButton} />

### Icon button as close button

<Canvas of={IconButtonStories.IconButtonAsCloseButton} />

## Related components

<RelatedComponents componentsNames={[BUTTON, MENU_BUTTON, ICON]} />