How to use the react-joyride.ACTIONS.START function in react-joyride

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github qlik-oss / catwalk / src / components / guide.jsx View on Github external
const handleJoyrideCallback = (data) => {
    const {
      action, index, type, status,
    } = data;
    if ([EVENTS.TOUR_START].includes(type)) {
      document.addEventListener('mouseup', onClick);
    } else if ([ACTIONS.START].includes(action) && index === 0) {
      // if the guide is restarted there will be no EVENTS.TOUR_START, the EventListener must
      // be added on ACTION.START and step 0.
      document.addEventListener('mouseup', onClick);
    } else if ([ACTIONS.CLOSE].includes(action) || [STATUS.FINISHED, STATUS.SKIPPED].includes(status)) {
      if (runGuide) {
        endGuide();
      }
    } else if ([EVENTS.STEP_AFTER].includes(type)) {
      const newStepIndex = index + (action === ACTIONS.PREV ? -1 : 1);
      if (action !== ACTIONS.PREV && !readyToProceed(newStepIndex)) {
        // we are not ready to proceed to the next step. Reset the current step.
        // The stop/start of the guide is needed to reset the Joyride events, or it will
        // be somewhere in between steps, statewise.
        setRunGuide(false);
        setStepIndex(index);
        setTimeout(() => setRunGuide(true), 100);