Plugin: acesso ao toolbarEvent a partir do modal

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My plugin inserts a button in the composer toolbar. This toolbar opens a modal, and when the modal is closed I want to add text to the post. Everything works perfectly except the last step, because I’m struggling to give the modal access to the composer.

If I put the button under a menu in the toolbar, everything works fine:

      api.modifyClass("controller:composer", {
        pluginId: "discourse-n8n-wf",
        actions: {
          showWfModal2() {
            showModal("discourse-n8n-wf").setProperties({"toolbarEvent": this.toolbarEvent});
          },
        },
      });
      api.addToolbarPopupMenuOptionsCallback(() => {
        return {
          action: "showWfModal2",
          icon: "network-wired",
          label: "n8n workflow"
        };
      });

But if I put it on the top level, I don’t seem to have access to the toolbarEvent to pass to the modal

      Composer.reopen({
        actions: {
          showWfModal: function () {
            console.log(this.toolbarEvent); // undefined
            showModal('discourse-n8n-wf', {title:'Insert n8n workflow'});
          }
        }
      });

      api.onToolbarCreate(toolbar => {
        toolbar.addButton({
          id: 'discourse-n8n-wf',
          group: 'extras',
          icon: 'network-wired',
          action: 'showWfModal',
          title: 'Insert workflow'
        });
      });

Any tips?

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The toolbarEvent should be available in your modal controller (discourse-n8n-wf), you don’t need to pass it. You can also look at how other modals do this, for example, see discourse-post-event-builder.js.es6 in the poll plugin.

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Thanks, Penar! I’m not quite there yet though:

I found the file you referenced in the discourse-calendar plugin (couldn’t find it in the poll one), but there it seems like the toolbarEvent is indeed being passed in the action (through setProperties())?

4

Was just wondering whether you had any more thoughts here, @pmusaraj?

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Olá @sirdavidoff

Não tenho certeza se você ainda está preso nisso, mas eu também mergulhei fundo tentando descobrir como acessar o evento da barra de ferramentas de um modal, e descobri que você pode passar o evento como um parâmetro assim:

action: (event) =>

Então eu o usei assim:

  const composerController = api.container.lookup('controller:composer');

  api.onToolbarCreate((toolbar) => {
    toolbar.addButton({
      id: 'math-editor',
      group: 'extras',
      icon: 'square-root-alt',
      sendAction: (event) => composerController.send('showMathEditor', event),
      title: themePrefix('insert_equation'),
    });
  });

e então você pode usá-lo em seu método action: {} assim:

@action
showMathEditor(event) {
   showModal('matheditor-modal').set('toolbarEvent', event);
}
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Quero acrescentar – anos depois, tive o mesmo problema (não tinha acesso a toolbarEvent dentro de um modal), e esta solução também funcionou para mim.

      api.onToolbarCreate((toolbar) => {
        toolbar.addButton({
          ...
          sendAction: (event) =>
            toolbar.context.send("triggerMyModal", event),
          ...
        });
      });

      api.modifyClass("component:d-editor", {
        modal: service(),
        pluginId: "poll",
        actions: {
          triggerMyModal(toolbarEvent) {
            this.modal.show(MyCustomModal, {
              model: {
                toolbarEvent,
              },
            });
          },
        },
      });

Obrigado pela ajuda, Keegan.

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