@elementor/editor-panels v0.15.4

Editor Panels

!WARNING This package is under development and not ready for production use.

Usage

Creating panel contains 3 steps:

1. Creating the panel component

// components/my-panel.tsx
import { Panel, PanelHeader, PanelHeaderTitle, PanelBody } from '@elementor/editor-panels';

export default function MyPanel() {
	return (
		<Panel>
			<PanelHeader>
				<PanelHeaderTitle>{ /* Panel title */ }</PanelHeaderTitle>
			</PanelHeader>
			<PanelBody>
				{ /* Here should be all the content of the panel */ }
			</PanelBody>
		</Panel>
	);
}

2. Creating an instance of the panel

// panel.ts
import { createPanel } from '@elementor/editor-panels';
import MyPanel from './components/my-panel';

export const {
	panel,
	usePanelStatus,
	usePanelActions,
} = createPanel( {
	id: 'my-panel',
	component: MyPanel
} );

3. Registering the panel

// init.ts
import { registerPanel } from '@elementor/editor-panels';
import { panel } from './panel';

function init() {
	registerPanel( panel );
}

// index.ts
import init from './init';

init();

Using panel actions and state

To change or read the state of a panel (open/close), you can use 2 hooks that are being returned from the createPanel() function. Let's assume that we have a button that should open the panel when clicked, and close it when clicked again.

// components/my-panel-button.tsx
import { usePanelStatus, usePanelActions } from '../panel';

export default function MyPanelButton() {
	const { isOpen, isBlocked } = usePanelStatus();
	const { open, close } = usePanelActions();

	return (
		<button onClick={ isOpen ? close : open } disabled={ isBlocked }>
			{ isOpen ? 'Close panel' : 'Open panel' }
		</button>
	);
}