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import React from 'react';
import {Modal} from '@douyinfe/semi-ui';
import Logo from '../logo/Logo.jsx';
import {xhrPost} from '../../services/xhr.js';
import './TrackingModal.less';
import inDevelopment from '../../services/developmentMode.js';
const saveResponse = async (analyticsEnabled) => {
await xhrPost('/api/admin/generalSettings', {
analyticsEnabled
});
};
export default function TrackingModal() {
if(inDevelopment()){
return null;
}
return <Modal
visible={true}
onOk={async () => {
await saveResponse(true);
location.reload();
}}
onCancel={async () => {
await saveResponse(false);
location.reload();
}}
maskClosable={false}
closable={false}
okText="Yes! I want to help"
cancelText="No, thanks"
>
<Logo white/>
<div className="trackingModal__description">
<p>Hey 👋</p>
<p>Fed up with popups? Yeah, me too. But this ones important, and I promise it will only appear once ;)</p>
<p>Fredy is completely free (and will always remain free). If youd like, you can support me by donating
through my GitHub, but theres absolutely no obligation to do so.</p>
<p>However, it would be a huge
help if youd allow me to collect some analytical data. Wait, before you click "no", let me explain. If
you
agree, Fredy will send a ping to my Mixpanel project each time it runs.</p>
<p>The data includes: names of
active adapters/providers, OS, architecture, Node version, and language. The information is entirely
anonymous and helps me understand which adapters/providers are most frequently used.</p>
<p>Thanks🤘</p>
</div>
</Modal>;
}