/* global wpforms_gutenberg_form_selector */ /* jshint es3: false, esversion: 6 */ /** * @param wpforms_gutenberg_form_selector.route_namespace * @param strings.theme_name * @param strings.theme_delete * @param strings.theme_delete_title * @param strings.theme_delete_confirm * @param strings.theme_delete_cant_undone * @param strings.theme_delete_yes * @param strings.theme_copy * @param strings.theme_custom * @param strings.theme_noname * @param strings.button_background * @param strings.button_text * @param strings.field_label * @param strings.field_sublabel * @param strings.field_border */ /** * Gutenberg editor block. * * Themes panel module. * * @since 1.8.8 */ export default ( function( document, window, $ ) { /** * WP core components. * * @since 1.8.8 */ const { PanelBody, ColorIndicator, TextControl, Button } = wp.components; const { __experimentalRadio: Radio, __experimentalRadioGroup: RadioGroup } = wp.components; /** * Localized data aliases. * * @since 1.8.8 */ const { isPro, isLicenseActive, strings, route_namespace: routeNamespace } = wpforms_gutenberg_form_selector; /** * Form selector common module. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ let formSelectorCommon = null; /** * Runtime state. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ const state = {}; /** * Themes data. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ const themesData = { wpforms: null, custom: null, }; /** * Enabled themes. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ let enabledThemes = null; /** * Elements holder. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ const el = {}; /** * Public functions and properties. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @type {Object} */ const app = { /** * Initialize panel. * * @since 1.8.8 */ init() { el.$window = $( window ); app.fetchThemesData(); $( app.ready ); }, /** * Document ready. * * @since 1.8.8 */ ready() { app.events(); }, /** * Events. * * @since 1.8.8 */ events() { wp.data.subscribe( function() { // eslint-disable-line complexity const isSavingPost = wp.data.select( 'core/editor' )?.isSavingPost(); const isAutosavingPost = wp.data.select( 'core/editor' )?.isAutosavingPost(); const isSavingWidget = wp.data.select( 'core/edit-widgets' )?.isSavingWidgetAreas(); const currentPost = wp.data.select( 'core/editor' )?.getCurrentPost(); const isBlockOrTemplate = currentPost?.type?.includes( 'wp_template' ) || currentPost?.type?.includes( 'wp_block' ); if ( ( ! isSavingPost && ! isSavingWidget && ! isBlockOrTemplate ) || isAutosavingPost ) { return; } if ( isBlockOrTemplate ) { // Delay saving if this is FSE for better performance. _.debounce( app.saveCustomThemes, 500 )(); return; } app.saveCustomThemes(); } ); }, /** * Get all themes data. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @return {Object} Themes data. */ getAllThemes() { return { ...( themesData.custom || {} ), ...( themesData.wpforms || {} ) }; }, /** * Get theme data. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} slug Theme slug. * * @return {Object|null} Theme settings. */ getTheme( slug ) { return app.getAllThemes()[ slug ] || null; }, /** * Get enabled themes data. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @return {Object} Themes data. */ getEnabledThemes() { if ( enabledThemes ) { return enabledThemes; } const allThemes = app.getAllThemes(); if ( isPro && isLicenseActive ) { return allThemes; } enabledThemes = Object.keys( allThemes ).reduce( ( acc, key ) => { if ( allThemes[ key ].settings?.fieldSize && ! allThemes[ key ].disabled ) { acc[ key ] = allThemes[ key ]; } return acc; }, {} ); return enabledThemes; }, /** * Update enabled themes. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} slug Theme slug. * @param {Object} theme Theme settings. */ updateEnabledThemes( slug, theme ) { if ( ! enabledThemes ) { return; } enabledThemes = { ...enabledThemes, [ slug ]: theme, }; }, /** * Whether the theme is disabled. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} slug Theme slug. * * @return {boolean} True if the theme is disabled. */ isDisabledTheme( slug ) { return ! app.getEnabledThemes()?.[ slug ]; }, /** * Whether the theme is one of the WPForms themes. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} slug Theme slug. * * @return {boolean} True if the theme is one of the WPForms themes. */ isWPFormsTheme( slug ) { return Boolean( themesData.wpforms[ slug ]?.settings ); }, /** * Fetch themes data from API. * * @since 1.8.8 */ fetchThemesData() { // If a fetch is already in progress, exit the function. if ( state.isFetchingThemes || themesData.wpforms ) { return; } // Set the flag to true indicating a fetch is in progress. state.isFetchingThemes = true; try { // Fetch themes data. wp.apiFetch( { path: routeNamespace + 'themes/', method: 'GET', cache: 'no-cache', } ) .then( ( response ) => { themesData.wpforms = response.wpforms || {}; themesData.custom = response.custom || {}; } ) .catch( ( error ) => { // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.error( error?.message ); } ) .finally( () => { state.isFetchingThemes = false; } ); } catch ( error ) { // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.error( error ); } }, /** * Save custom themes. * * @since 1.8.8 */ saveCustomThemes() { // Custom themes do not exist. if ( state.isSavingThemes || ! themesData.custom ) { return; } // Set the flag to true indicating a saving is in progress. state.isSavingThemes = true; try { // Save themes. wp.apiFetch( { path: routeNamespace + 'themes/custom/', method: 'POST', data: { customThemes: themesData.custom }, } ) .then( ( response ) => { if ( ! response?.result ) { // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.log( response?.error ); } } ) .catch( ( error ) => { // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.error( error?.message ); } ) .finally( () => { state.isSavingThemes = false; } ); } catch ( error ) { // eslint-disable-next-line no-console console.error( error ); } }, /** * Get the current style attributes state. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * * @return {boolean} Whether the custom theme is created. */ getCurrentStyleAttributes( props ) { const defaultAttributes = Object.keys( themesData.wpforms.default?.settings ); const currentStyleAttributes = {}; for ( const key in defaultAttributes ) { const attr = defaultAttributes[ key ]; currentStyleAttributes[ attr ] = props.attributes[ attr ] ?? ''; } return currentStyleAttributes; }, /** * Maybe create custom theme. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * * @return {boolean} Whether the custom theme is created. */ maybeCreateCustomTheme( props ) { // eslint-disable-line complexity const currentStyles = app.getCurrentStyleAttributes( props ); const isWPFormsTheme = !! themesData.wpforms[ props.attributes.theme ]; const isCustomTheme = !! themesData.custom[ props.attributes.theme ]; let migrateToCustomTheme = false; // It is one of the default themes without any changes. if ( isWPFormsTheme && JSON.stringify( themesData.wpforms[ props.attributes.theme ]?.settings ) === JSON.stringify( currentStyles ) ) { return false; } const prevAttributes = formSelectorCommon.getBlockRuntimeStateVar( props.clientId, 'prevAttributesState' ); // It is a block added in FS 1.0, so it doesn't have a theme. // The `prevAttributes` is `undefined` means that we are in the first render of the existing block. if ( props.attributes.theme === 'default' && props.attributes.themeName === '' && ! prevAttributes ) { migrateToCustomTheme = true; } // It is a modified default theme OR unknown custom theme. if ( isWPFormsTheme || ! isCustomTheme || migrateToCustomTheme ) { app.createCustomTheme( props, currentStyles, migrateToCustomTheme ); } return true; }, /** * Create custom theme. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * @param {Object} currentStyles Current style settings. * @param {boolean} migrateToCustomTheme Whether it is needed to migrate to custom theme. * * @return {boolean} Whether the custom theme is created. */ createCustomTheme( props, currentStyles = null, migrateToCustomTheme = false ) { // eslint-disable-line complexity let counter = 0; let themeSlug = props.attributes.theme; const baseTheme = app.getTheme( props.attributes.theme ) || themesData.wpforms.default; let themeName = baseTheme.name; themesData.custom = themesData.custom || {}; if ( migrateToCustomTheme ) { themeSlug = 'custom'; themeName = strings.theme_custom; } // Determine the theme slug and the number of copies. do { counter++; themeSlug = themeSlug + '-copy-' + counter; } while ( themesData.custom[ themeSlug ] && counter < 10000 ); const copyStr = counter < 2 ? strings.theme_copy : strings.theme_copy + ' ' + counter; themeName += ' (' + copyStr + ')'; // The first migrated Custom Theme should be without `(Copy)` suffix. themeName = migrateToCustomTheme && counter < 2 ? strings.theme_custom : themeName; // Add the new custom theme. themesData.custom[ themeSlug ] = { name: themeName, settings: currentStyles || app.getCurrentStyleAttributes( props ), }; app.updateEnabledThemes( themeSlug, themesData.custom[ themeSlug ] ); // Update the block attributes with the new custom theme settings. props.setAttributes( { theme: themeSlug, themeName, } ); return true; }, /** * Maybe create custom theme by given attributes. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} attributes Block properties. * * @return {string} New theme's slug. */ maybeCreateCustomThemeFromAttributes( attributes ) { // eslint-disable-line complexity const newThemeSlug = attributes.theme; const existingTheme = app.getTheme( attributes.theme ); const keys = Object.keys( attributes ); let isExistingTheme = Boolean( existingTheme?.settings ); // Check if the theme already exists and has the same settings. if ( isExistingTheme ) { for ( const i in keys ) { const key = keys[ i ]; if ( ! existingTheme.settings[ key ] || existingTheme.settings[ key ] !== attributes[ key ] ) { isExistingTheme = false; break; } } } // The theme exists and has the same settings. if ( isExistingTheme ) { return newThemeSlug; } // The theme doesn't exist. // Normalize the attributes to the default theme settings. const defaultAttributes = Object.keys( themesData.wpforms.default.settings ); const newSettings = {}; for ( const i in defaultAttributes ) { const attr = defaultAttributes[ i ]; newSettings[ attr ] = attributes[ attr ] ?? ''; } // Create a new custom theme. themesData.custom[ newThemeSlug ] = { name: attributes.themeName ?? strings.theme_custom, settings: newSettings, }; app.updateEnabledThemes( newThemeSlug, themesData.custom[ newThemeSlug ] ); return newThemeSlug; }, /** * Update custom theme. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} attribute Attribute name. * @param {string} value New attribute value. * @param {Object} props Block properties. */ updateCustomThemeAttribute( attribute, value, props ) { // eslint-disable-line complexity const themeSlug = props.attributes.theme; // Skip if it is one of the WPForms themes OR the attribute is not in the theme settings. if ( themesData.wpforms[ themeSlug ] || ( attribute !== 'themeName' && ! themesData.wpforms.default.settings[ attribute ] ) ) { return; } // Skip if the custom theme doesn't exist. // It should never happen, only in some unique circumstances. if ( ! themesData.custom[ themeSlug ] ) { return; } // Update theme data. if ( attribute === 'themeName' ) { themesData.custom[ themeSlug ].name = value; } else { themesData.custom[ themeSlug ].settings = themesData.custom[ themeSlug ].settings || themesData.wpforms.default.settings; themesData.custom[ themeSlug ].settings[ attribute ] = value; } // Trigger event for developers. el.$window.trigger( 'wpformsFormSelectorUpdateTheme', [ themeSlug, themesData.custom[ themeSlug ], props ] ); }, /** * Get Themes panel JSX code. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * @param {Object} formSelectorCommonModule Common module. * @param {Object} stockPhotosModule StockPhotos module. * * @return {Object} Themes panel JSX code. */ getThemesPanel( props, formSelectorCommonModule, stockPhotosModule ) { // Store common module in app. formSelectorCommon = formSelectorCommonModule; state.stockPhotos = stockPhotosModule; // If there are no themes data, it is necessary to fetch it firstly. if ( ! themesData.wpforms ) { app.fetchThemesData(); // Return empty JSX code. return ( <> ); } // Get event handlers. const handlers = app.getEventHandlers( props ); const showCustomThemeOptions = formSelectorCommonModule.isFullStylingEnabled() && app.maybeCreateCustomTheme( props ); const checked = formSelectorCommonModule.isFullStylingEnabled() ? props.attributes.theme : 'classic'; const isLeadFormsEnabled = formSelectorCommonModule.isLeadFormsEnabled( formSelectorCommonModule.getBlockContainer( props ) ); const displayLeadFormNotice = isLeadFormsEnabled ? 'block' : 'none'; const modernNoticeStyles = displayLeadFormNotice === 'block' ? { display: 'none' } : {}; let classes = formSelectorCommon.getPanelClass( props ); classes += isLeadFormsEnabled ? ' wpforms-lead-forms-enabled' : ''; classes += app.isMac() ? ' wpforms-is-mac' : ''; return (

{ strings.use_modern_notice_head } { strings.use_modern_notice_text } { strings.learn_more }

{ strings.lead_forms_panel_notice_head } { strings.lead_forms_panel_notice_text }

handlers.selectTheme( value ) } > { app.getThemesItemsJSX( props ) } { showCustomThemeOptions && ( <> handlers.changeThemeName( value ) } /> ) } ); }, /** * Get the Themes panel items JSX code. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * * @return {Array} Themes items JSX code. */ getThemesItemsJSX( props ) { // eslint-disable-line complexity const allThemesData = app.getAllThemes(); if ( ! allThemesData ) { return []; } const itemsJsx = []; const themes = Object.keys( allThemesData ); let theme, firstThemeSlug; // Display the current custom theme on the top of the list. if ( ! app.isWPFormsTheme( props.attributes.theme ) ) { firstThemeSlug = props.attributes.theme; itemsJsx.push( app.getThemesItemJSX( props.attributes.theme, app.getTheme( props.attributes.theme ) ) ); } for ( const key in themes ) { const slug = themes[ key ]; // Skip the first theme. if ( firstThemeSlug && firstThemeSlug === slug ) { continue; } // Ensure that all the theme settings are present. theme = { ...allThemesData.default, ...( allThemesData[ slug ] || {} ) }; theme.settings = { ...allThemesData.default.settings, ...( theme.settings || {} ) }; itemsJsx.push( app.getThemesItemJSX( slug, theme ) ); } return itemsJsx; }, /** * Get the Themes panel's single item JSX code. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} slug Theme slug. * @param {Object} theme Theme data. * * @return {Object|null} Themes panel single item JSX code. */ getThemesItemJSX( slug, theme ) { if ( ! theme ) { return null; } const title = theme.name?.length > 0 ? theme.name : strings.theme_noname; return (
{ title }
 ); }, /** * Set block theme. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * @param {string} themeSlug The theme slug. * * @return {boolean} True on success. */ setBlockTheme( props, themeSlug ) { if ( app.maybeDisplayUpgradeModal( themeSlug ) ) { return false; } const theme = app.getTheme( themeSlug ); if ( ! theme?.settings ) { return false; } const attributes = Object.keys( theme.settings ); const block = formSelectorCommon.getBlockContainer( props ); const container = block.querySelector( `#wpforms-${ props.attributes.formId }` ); // Overwrite block attributes with the new theme settings. // It is needed to rely on the theme settings only. const newProps = { ...props, attributes: { ...props.attributes, ...theme.settings } }; // Update the preview with the new theme settings. for ( const key in attributes ) { const attr = attributes[ key ]; theme.settings[ attr ] = theme.settings[ attr ] === '0' ? '0px' : theme.settings[ attr ]; formSelectorCommon.updatePreviewCSSVarValue( attr, theme.settings[ attr ], container, newProps ); } // Prepare the new attributes to be set. const setAttributes = { theme: themeSlug, themeName: theme.name, ...theme.settings, }; if ( props.setAttributes ) { // Update the block attributes with the new theme settings. props.setAttributes( setAttributes ); } // Trigger event for developers. el.$window.trigger( 'wpformsFormSelectorSetTheme', [ block, themeSlug, props ] ); return true; }, /** * Maybe display upgrades modal in Lite. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} themeSlug The theme slug. * * @return {boolean} True if modal was displayed. */ maybeDisplayUpgradeModal( themeSlug ) { if ( ! app.isDisabledTheme( themeSlug ) ) { return false; } if ( ! isPro ) { formSelectorCommon.education.showProModal( 'themes', strings.themes ); return true; } if ( ! isLicenseActive ) { formSelectorCommon.education.showLicenseModal( 'themes', strings.themes, 'select-theme' ); return true; } return false; }, /** * Get themes panel event handlers. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * * @type {Object} */ getEventHandlers( props ) { // eslint-disable-line max-lines-per-function const commonHandlers = formSelectorCommon.getSettingsFieldsHandlers( props ); const handlers = { /** * Select theme event handler. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} value New attribute value. */ selectTheme( value ) { if ( ! app.setBlockTheme( props, value ) ) { return; } // Maybe open Stock Photo installation window. state?.stockPhotos?.onSelectTheme( value, props, app, commonHandlers ); const block = formSelectorCommon.getBlockContainer( props ); formSelectorCommon.setTriggerServerRender( false ); commonHandlers.updateCopyPasteContent(); // Trigger event for developers. el.$window.trigger( 'wpformsFormSelectorSelectTheme', [ block, props, value ] ); }, /** * Change theme name event handler. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {string} value New attribute value. */ changeThemeName( value ) { formSelectorCommon.setTriggerServerRender( false ); props.setAttributes( { themeName: value } ); app.updateCustomThemeAttribute( 'themeName', value, props ); }, /** * Delete theme event handler. * * @since 1.8.8 */ deleteTheme() { const deleteThemeSlug = props.attributes.theme; // Remove theme from the theme storage. delete themesData.custom[ deleteThemeSlug ]; // Open the confirmation modal window. app.deleteThemeModal( props, deleteThemeSlug, handlers ); }, }; return handlers; }, /** * Open the theme delete confirmation modal window. * * @since 1.8.8 * * @param {Object} props Block properties. * @param {string} deleteThemeSlug Theme slug. * @param {Object} handlers Block event handlers. */ deleteThemeModal( props, deleteThemeSlug, handlers ) { const confirm = strings.theme_delete_confirm.replace( '%1$s', `${ props.attributes.themeName }` ); const content = `

${ confirm } ${ strings.theme_delete_cant_undone }

`; $.confirm( { title: strings.theme_delete_title, content, icon: 'wpforms-exclamation-circle', type: 'red', buttons: { confirm: { text: strings.theme_delete_yes, btnClass: 'btn-confirm', keys: [ 'enter' ], action() { // Switch to the default theme. handlers.selectTheme( 'default' ); // Trigger event for developers. el.$window.trigger( 'wpformsFormSelectorDeleteTheme', [ deleteThemeSlug, props ] ); }, }, cancel: { text: strings.cancel, keys: [ 'esc' ], }, }, } ); }, /** * Determine if the user is on a Mac. * * @return {boolean} True if the user is on a Mac. */ isMac() { return navigator.userAgent.includes( 'Macintosh' ); }, }; app.init(); // Provide access to public functions/properties. return app; }( document, window, jQuery ) );

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Top 5 Highest Paid Children on YouTube

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On International Children’s Day, June 1, we talk about the five highest paid bloggers under 10 years old. In their years, they have not only become recognizable around the world, but are already earning millions for their own parents. Read about five young millionaires in the selection of Moscow 24.

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Nastya Radzinskaya

By the age of seven, Nastya Radzinskaya, has already entered the Forbes ratings twice as one of the highest paid YouTubers. At the end of 2020, her earnings were estimated at $18.5 million.

Initially, Nastya’s parents used camera work as a method of therapy for their daughter, who was diagnosed with a severe form of cerebral palsy at birth. Doctors said that the child would not be able to walk and talk on his own. However, thanks to the efforts of her parents, by the age of two it became clear that Nastya was developing normally.

In her videos, the girl, like many other YouTubers, first unpacked gifts. Also, parents began to document different moments in the child’s life: riding the rides, trying different dishes, learning situations with dad, who eventually became a regular hero of the commercials.

Today the Radzinsky family lives and shoots videos about Nastya’s life in the USA. On the YouTube channel Like Nastya, the girl already has more than 74 million subscribers, and some of her videos have been viewed more than 800 million times around the world.

Diana and Roma

The Kids Diana Show vlog began as a hobby for Diana’s mother, who created a YouTube channel in 2015 to share videos with her daughter with family and friends. However, the channel suddenly began to grow rapidly, and in a year the number of subscribers exceeded 1 million.

2 years after the release of the first video, the girl’s parents Elena and Vlad, seeing the potential of children’s content, quit their main job and completely focused on its production.

Even before she crossed the threshold of the school, the girl began to bring her parents a serious income of hundreds of thousands of dollars a month. With her songs, trying on dresses and testing children’s cosmetics, Diana gained an audience of more than 79.1 million subscribers.

Her younger brother Roma began to appear in the commercials, with whom they clean the house together, play different professions, celebrate birthdays and receive toys for good deeds. Videos on the channel are available in several languages, English, Japanese, Spanish and German.

Katya and Max Fedoruk

The success story of little Katya and her brother Max started 7 years ago when their dad opened a YouTube channel to post funny videos with his kids. Gradually, more and more viewers began to follow the life of the family, and the videos turned into a family series.

Fans watch with interest as the siblings play in the ice cream truck, sneak sweets into the cinema, and fight because they can’t share the toys. The stories also have educational elements, such as how Max teaches Katya how to brush her teeth, helps her dad fix a tractor, or tells what food is bad for children.

Both channels Mister Max and Miss Katty have roughly the same number of subscribers, just over 20 million. According to various estimates, a 10-year-old brother and an 8-year-old sister can earn from 100 to 200 thousand dollars a month. The family lives in a luxurious three-story apartment in London and does not advertise the level of income, and also tries to avoid interviews.

Polina Rogovtseva

Eight-year-old Polina plays with dolls on her Super Polina channel, rides slides and children’s cars, eats chocolate and candy cakes. Also in her videos, she spends time with her mother, learns to apply makeup, tries to sew a dress and tells other children how to get ready for school. According to media reports, Polina herself wanted to create a YouTube channel. At the same time, parents jealously guard their daughter’s private life outside of video hosting.

More than 14.3 million subscribers are following the girl’s work. According to various estimates, the Internet income from her vlog can reach up to 300 thousand dollars a month. According to media reports, in an interview, Polina’s mother said that the money earned on the channel covers the cost of filming and props, and also goes to pay for her daughter’s education.

Vlad and Nikita Vashketov

A few years ago, the Vlad and Niki channel began to quickly gain popularity around the world. Probably the secret of his success lies in the fact that in the videos Vlad, Nikita and their mother hardly talk, and the video is accompanied by sound effects and cheerful music.

Therefore, the content is easily perceived by young viewers who do not speak English. A few years ago, a family of little bloggers moved to the United States. Now they live in sunny Miami and shoot videos about their lives.

Vlad is now 8 years old, and Nikita will soon be 6, but their audience has already exceeded 64 million subscribers. According to various estimates, the brothers annually earn from 2.3 to 37.3 million dollars. In 2019, they became the highest paid YouTubers, earning about 312 thousand dollars for each video.

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