// @flow import { setLastN } from '../base/conference'; import { pinParticipant } from '../base/participants'; import { MiddlewareRegistry } from '../base/redux'; import { SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED } from './actionTypes'; declare var APP: Object; MiddlewareRegistry.register(store => next => action => { switch (action.type) { case SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED: return _setFilmstripEnabled(store, next, action); } return next(action); }); /** * Notifies the feature filmstrip that the action {@link SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED} * is being dispatched within a specific redux store. * * @param {Store} store - The redux store in which the specified action is being * dispatched. * @param {Dispatch} next - The redux dispatch function to dispatch the * specified action to the specified store. * @param {Action} action - The redux action {@code SET_FILMSTRIP_ENABLED} which * is being dispatched in the specified store. * @private * @returns {Object} The value returned by {@code next(action)}. */ function _setFilmstripEnabled({ dispatch, getState }, next, action) { const result = next(action); // FIXME The logic for participant pinning / unpinning is not on React yet // so dispatching the action is not enough. Hence, perform the following // only where it will be sufficient i.e. mobile. if (typeof APP === 'undefined') { const state = getState(); const { enabled } = state['features/filmstrip']; const { audioOnly } = state['features/base/conference']; enabled || dispatch(pinParticipant(null)); // FIXME Audio-only mode fiddles with lastN as well. That's why we don't // touch lastN in audio-only mode. But it's not clear what the value of // lastN should be upon exit from audio-only mode if the filmstrip is // disabled already. Currently, audio-only mode will set undefined // regardless of whether the filmstrip is disabled. But we don't have a // practical use case in which audio-only mode is exited while the // filmstrip is disabled. audioOnly || dispatch(setLastN(enabled ? undefined : 1)); } return result; }