@mui/icons-material#Difference TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: CompareBuildButton.tsx    From genshin-optimizer with MIT License 6 votes vote down vote up 
export default function CompareBuildButton({ artId, weaponId }: { artId?: string, weaponId?: string }) {
  const { t } = useTranslation("page_character")
  const [show, onShow, onHide] = useBoolState(false)
  const { database } = useContext(DatabaseContext)
  const { character, character: { key: characterKey, equippedArtifacts }, characterSheet, data: oldData, mainStatAssumptionLevel, characterDispatch } = useContext(DataContext)
  const build = useMemo(() => {
    const newArt = database._getArt(artId ?? "")
    const artmap = objectMap(equippedArtifacts, (id, slot) => slot === newArt?.slotKey ? newArt : database._getArt(id))
    return Object.values(artmap)
  }, [database, equippedArtifacts, artId])
  const teamData = useTeamData(characterKey, mainStatAssumptionLevel, build, weaponId ? database._getWeapon(weaponId) : undefined)
  if (!teamData) return null
  return <>
    <ModalWrapper open={show} onClose={onHide} containerProps={{ maxWidth: "xl" }}>
      <Suspense fallback={<Skeleton variant="rectangular" width="100%" height={600} />}>
        <DataContext.Provider value={{ characterSheet, character, characterDispatch, mainStatAssumptionLevel, data: teamData[characterKey]!.target, teamData, oldData }}>
          <BuildDisplayItem compareBuild={true} extraButtons={<><HitModeToggle size="small" /><ReactionToggle size="small" /><Button size='small' color="error" onClick={onHide} ><Close /></Button></>} />
        </DataContext.Provider>
      </Suspense>
    </ModalWrapper>
    <Tooltip title={<Typography>{t`tabEquip.compare`}</Typography>} placement="top" arrow>
      <Button color="info" size="small" onClick={onShow} ><Difference /></Button>
    </Tooltip>
  </>
}