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import {isAndroid} from './platform';

// Original licensing for the following method can be found in the
// NOTICE file in the root directory of this source tree.
// See https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/3c713d513195a53788b3f8bb4b70279d68b15bcc/packages/react-interactions/events/src/dom/shared/index.js#L74-L87

// Keyboards, Assistive Technologies, and element.click() all produce a "virtual"
// click event. This is a method of inferring such clicks. Every browser except
// IE 11 only sets a zero value of "detail" for click events that are "virtual".
// However, IE 11 uses a zero value for all click events. For IE 11 we rely on
// the quirk that it produces click events that are of type PointerEvent, and
// where only the "virtual" click lacks a pointerType field.

export function isVirtualClick(event: MouseEvent | PointerEvent): boolean {
  // JAWS/NVDA with Firefox.
  if ((event as any).mozInputSource === 0 && event.isTrusted) {
    return true;
  }

  // Android TalkBack's detail value varies depending on the event listener providing the event so we have specific logic here instead
  // If pointerType is defined, event is from a click listener. For events from mousedown listener, detail === 0 is a sufficient check
  // to detect TalkBack virtual clicks.
  if (isAndroid() && (event as PointerEvent).pointerType) {
    return event.type === 'click' && event.buttons === 1;
  }

  return event.detail === 0 && !(event as PointerEvent).pointerType;
}

export function isVirtualPointerEvent(event: PointerEvent) {
  // If the pointer size is zero, then we assume it's from a screen reader.
  // Android TalkBack double tap will sometimes return a event with width and height of 1
  // and pointerType === 'mouse' so we need to check for a specific combination of event attributes.
  // Cannot use "event.pressure === 0" as the sole check due to Safari pointer events always returning pressure === 0
  // instead of .5, see https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=206216. event.pointerType === 'mouse' is to distingush
  // Talkback double tap from Windows Firefox touch screen press
  return (
    (!isAndroid() && event.width === 0 && event.height === 0) ||
    (event.width === 1 &&
      event.height === 1 &&
      event.pressure === 0 &&
      event.detail === 0 &&
      event.pointerType === 'mouse'
    )
  );
}