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If there's no promise or timeout // in progress, call the debounced function immediately. if (!activePromise && !timeoutId) { return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { // Keep a reference to the promise. activePromise = func(...args).then((...thenArgs) => { resolve(...thenArgs); }).catch(error => { reject(error); }).finally(() => { // As soon this promise is complete, clear the way for the // next one to happen immediately. activePromise = null; }); }); } if (activePromise) { // Let any active promises finish before queuing the next request. await activePromise; } // Clear any active timeouts, abandoning any requests that have // been queued but not been made. if (timeoutId) { clearTimeout(timeoutId); timeoutId = null; } // Trigger any trailing edge calls to the function. return new Promise((resolve, reject) => { // Schedule the next request but with a delay. timeoutId = setTimeout(() => { activePromise = func(...args).then((...thenArgs) => { resolve(...thenArgs); }).catch(error => { reject(error); }).finally(() => { // As soon this promise is complete, clear the way for the // next one to happen immediately. activePromise = null; timeoutId = null; }); }, delayMS); }); }; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/create/index.js /* * WordPress dependencies / /* * Internal dependencies / const EMPTY_OBJECT = {}; const localStorage = window.localStorage; /* * Creates a persistence layer that stores data in WordPress user meta via the * REST API. * * @param {Object} options * @param {?Object} options.preloadedData Any persisted preferences data that should be preloaded. * When set, the persistence layer will avoid fetching data * from the REST API. * @param {?string} options.localStorageRestoreKey The key to use for restoring the localStorage backup, used * when the persistence layer calls `localStorage.getItem` or * `localStorage.setItem`. * @param {?number} options.requestDebounceMS Debounce requests to the API so that they only occur at * minimum every `requestDebounceMS` milliseconds, and don't * swamp the server. Defaults to 2500ms. * * @return {Object} A persistence layer for WordPress user meta. / function create({ preloadedData, localStorageRestoreKey = 'WP_PREFERENCES_RESTORE_DATA', requestDebounceMS = 2500 } = {}) { let cache = preloadedData; const debouncedApiFetch = debounceAsync((external_wp_apiFetch_default()), requestDebounceMS); async function get() { if (cache) { return cache; } const user = await external_wp_apiFetch_default()({ path: '/wp/v2/users/me?context=edit' }); const serverData = user?.meta?.persisted_preferences; const localData = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(localStorageRestoreKey)); // Date parse returns NaN for invalid input. Coerce anything invalid // into a conveniently comparable zero. const serverTimestamp = Date.parse(serverData?._modified) \|\| 0; const localTimestamp = Date.parse(localData?._modified) \|\| 0; // Prefer server data if it exists and is more recent. // Otherwise fallback to localStorage data. if (serverData && serverTimestamp >= localTimestamp) { cache = serverData; } else if (localData) { cache = localData; } else { cache = EMPTY_OBJECT; } return cache; } function set(newData) { const dataWithTimestamp = { ...newData, _modified: new Date().toISOString() }; cache = dataWithTimestamp; // Store data in local storage as a fallback. If for some reason the // api request does not complete or becomes unavailable, this data // can be used to restore preferences. localStorage.setItem(localStorageRestoreKey, JSON.stringify(dataWithTimestamp)); // The user meta endpoint seems susceptible to errors when consecutive // requests are made in quick succession. Ensure there's a gap between // any consecutive requests. // // Catch and do nothing with errors from the REST API. debouncedApiFetch({ path: '/wp/v2/users/me', method: 'PUT', // `keepalive` will still send the request in the background, // even when a browser unload event might interrupt it. // This should hopefully make things more resilient. // This does have a size limit of 64kb, but the data is usually // much less. keepalive: true, data: { meta: { persisted_preferences: dataWithTimestamp } } }).catch(() => {}); } return { get, set }; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-feature-preferences.js /* * Move the 'features' object in local storage from the sourceStoreName to the * preferences store data structure. * * Previously, editors used a data structure like this for feature preferences: * ```js * { * 'core/edit-post': { * preferences: { * features; { * topToolbar: true, * // ... other boolean 'feature' preferences * }, * }, * }, * } * ``` * * And for a while these feature preferences lived in the interface package: * ```js * { * 'core/interface': { * preferences: { * features: { * 'core/edit-post': { * topToolbar: true * } * } * } * } * } * ``` * * In the preferences store, 'features' aren't considered special, they're * merged to the root level of the scope along with other preferences: * ```js * { * 'core/preferences': { * preferences: { * 'core/edit-post': { * topToolbar: true, * // ... any other preferences. * } * } * } * } * ``` * * This function handles moving from either the source store or the interface * store to the preferences data structure. * * @param {Object} state The state before migration. * @param {string} sourceStoreName The name of the store that has persisted * preferences to migrate to the preferences * package. * @return {Object} The migrated state / function moveFeaturePreferences(state, sourceStoreName) { const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences'; const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface'; // Features most recently (and briefly) lived in the interface package. // If data exists there, prioritize using that for the migration. If not // also check the original package as the user may have updated from an // older block editor version. const interfaceFeatures = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features?.[sourceStoreName]; const sourceFeatures = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences?.features; const featuresToMigrate = interfaceFeatures ? interfaceFeatures : sourceFeatures; if (!featuresToMigrate) { return state; } const existingPreferences = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences; // Avoid migrating features again if they've previously been migrated. if (existingPreferences?.[sourceStoreName]) { return state; } let updatedInterfaceState; if (interfaceFeatures) { const otherInterfaceState = state?.[interfaceStoreName]; const otherInterfaceScopes = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features; updatedInterfaceState = { [interfaceStoreName]: { ...otherInterfaceState, preferences: { features: { ...otherInterfaceScopes, [sourceStoreName]: undefined } } } }; } let updatedSourceState; if (sourceFeatures) { const otherSourceState = state?.[sourceStoreName]; const sourcePreferences = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences; updatedSourceState = { [sourceStoreName]: { ...otherSourceState, preferences: { ...sourcePreferences, features: undefined } } }; } // Set the feature values in the interface store, the features // object is keyed by 'scope', which matches the store name for // the source. return { ...state, [preferencesStoreName]: { preferences: { ...existingPreferences, [sourceStoreName]: featuresToMigrate } }, ...updatedInterfaceState, ...updatedSourceState }; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-third-party-feature-preferences.js /* * The interface package previously had a public API that could be used by * plugins to set persisted boolean 'feature' preferences. * * While usage was likely non-existent or very small, this function ensures * those are migrated to the preferences data structure. The interface * package's APIs have now been deprecated and use the preferences store. * * This will convert data that looks like this: * ```js * { * 'core/interface': { * preferences: { * features: { * 'my-plugin': { * myPluginFeature: true * } * } * } * } * } * ``` * * To this: * ```js * * { * 'core/preferences': { * preferences: { * 'my-plugin': { * myPluginFeature: true * } * } * } * } * ``` * * @param {Object} state The local storage state * * @return {Object} The state with third party preferences moved to the * preferences data structure. / function moveThirdPartyFeaturePreferencesToPreferences(state) { const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface'; const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences'; const interfaceScopes = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features; const interfaceScopeKeys = interfaceScopes ? Object.keys(interfaceScopes) : []; if (!interfaceScopeKeys?.length) { return state; } return interfaceScopeKeys.reduce(function (convertedState, scope) { if (scope.startsWith('core')) { return convertedState; } const featuresToMigrate = interfaceScopes?.[scope]; if (!featuresToMigrate) { return convertedState; } const existingMigratedData = convertedState?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope]; if (existingMigratedData) { return convertedState; } const otherPreferencesScopes = convertedState?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences; const otherInterfaceState = convertedState?.[interfaceStoreName]; const otherInterfaceScopes = convertedState?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features; return { ...convertedState, [preferencesStoreName]: { preferences: { ...otherPreferencesScopes, [scope]: featuresToMigrate } }, [interfaceStoreName]: { ...otherInterfaceState, preferences: { features: { ...otherInterfaceScopes, [scope]: undefined } } } }; }, state); } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-individual-preference.js const identity = arg => arg; /* * Migrates an individual item inside the `preferences` object for a package's store. * * Previously, some packages had individual 'preferences' of any data type, and many used * complex nested data structures. For example: * ```js * { * 'core/edit-post': { * preferences: { * panels: { * publish: { * opened: true, * enabled: true, * } * }, * // ...other preferences. * }, * }, * } * * This function supports moving an individual preference like 'panels' above into the * preferences package data structure. * * It supports moving a preference to a particular scope in the preferences store and * optionally converting the data using a `convert` function. * * ``` * * @param {Object} state The original state. * @param {Object} migrate An options object that contains details of the migration. * @param {string} migrate.from The name of the store to migrate from. * @param {string} migrate.to The scope in the preferences store to migrate to. * @param {string} key The key in the preferences object to migrate. * @param {?Function} convert A function that converts preferences from one format to another. / function moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(state, { from: sourceStoreName, to: scope }, key, convert = identity) { const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences'; const sourcePreference = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences?.[key]; // There's nothing to migrate, exit early. if (sourcePreference === undefined) { return state; } const targetPreference = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope]?.[key]; // There's existing data at the target, so don't overwrite it, exit early. if (targetPreference) { return state; } const otherScopes = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences; const otherPreferences = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope]; const otherSourceState = state?.[sourceStoreName]; const allSourcePreferences = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences; // Pass an object with the key and value as this allows the convert // function to convert to a data structure that has different keys. const convertedPreferences = convert({ [key]: sourcePreference }); return { ...state, [preferencesStoreName]: { preferences: { ...otherScopes, [scope]: { ...otherPreferences, ...convertedPreferences } } }, [sourceStoreName]: { ...otherSourceState, preferences: { ...allSourcePreferences, [key]: undefined } } }; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-interface-enable-items.js /* * Migrates interface 'enableItems' data to the preferences store. * * The interface package stores this data in this format: * ```js * { * enableItems: { * singleEnableItems: { * complementaryArea: { * 'core/edit-post': 'edit-post/document', * 'core/edit-site': 'edit-site/global-styles', * } * }, * multipleEnableItems: { * pinnedItems: { * 'core/edit-post': { * 'plugin-1': true, * }, * 'core/edit-site': { * 'plugin-2': true, * }, * }, * } * } * } * ``` * * and it should be converted it to: * ```js * { * 'core/edit-post': { * complementaryArea: 'edit-post/document', * pinnedItems: { * 'plugin-1': true, * }, * }, * 'core/edit-site': { * complementaryArea: 'edit-site/global-styles', * pinnedItems: { * 'plugin-2': true, * }, * }, * } * ``` * * @param {Object} state The local storage state. / function moveInterfaceEnableItems(state) { var _state$preferencesSto, _sourceEnableItems$si, _sourceEnableItems$mu; const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface'; const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences'; const sourceEnableItems = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.enableItems; // There's nothing to migrate, exit early. if (!sourceEnableItems) { return state; } const allPreferences = (_state$preferencesSto = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences) !== null && _state$preferencesSto !== void 0 ? _state$preferencesSto : {}; // First convert complementaryAreas into the right format. // Use the existing preferences as the accumulator so that the data is // merged. const sourceComplementaryAreas = (_sourceEnableItems$si = sourceEnableItems?.singleEnableItems?.complementaryArea) !== null && _sourceEnableItems$si !== void 0 ? _sourceEnableItems$si : {}; const preferencesWithConvertedComplementaryAreas = Object.keys(sourceComplementaryAreas).reduce((accumulator, scope) => { const data = sourceComplementaryAreas[scope]; // Don't overwrite any existing data in the preferences store. if (accumulator?.[scope]?.complementaryArea) { return accumulator; } return { ...accumulator, [scope]: { ...accumulator[scope], complementaryArea: data } }; }, allPreferences); // Next feed the converted complementary areas back into a reducer that // converts the pinned items, resulting in the fully migrated data. const sourcePinnedItems = (_sourceEnableItems$mu = sourceEnableItems?.multipleEnableItems?.pinnedItems) !== null && _sourceEnableItems$mu !== void 0 ? _sourceEnableItems$mu : {}; const allConvertedData = Object.keys(sourcePinnedItems).reduce((accumulator, scope) => { const data = sourcePinnedItems[scope]; // Don't overwrite any existing data in the preferences store. if (accumulator?.[scope]?.pinnedItems) { return accumulator; } return { ...accumulator, [scope]: { ...accumulator[scope], pinnedItems: data } }; }, preferencesWithConvertedComplementaryAreas); const otherInterfaceItems = state[interfaceStoreName]; return { ...state, [preferencesStoreName]: { preferences: allConvertedData }, [interfaceStoreName]: { ...otherInterfaceItems, enableItems: undefined } }; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/convert-edit-post-panels.js /* * Convert the post editor's panels state from: * ``` * { * panels: { * tags: { * enabled: true, * opened: true, * }, * permalinks: { * enabled: false, * opened: false, * }, * }, * } * ``` * * to a new, more concise data structure: * { * inactivePanels: [ * 'permalinks', * ], * openPanels: [ * 'tags', * ], * } * * @param {Object} preferences A preferences object. * * @return {Object} The converted data. / function convertEditPostPanels(preferences) { var _preferences$panels; const panels = (_preferences$panels = preferences?.panels) !== null && _preferences$panels !== void 0 ? _preferences$panels : {}; return Object.keys(panels).reduce((convertedData, panelName) => { const panel = panels[panelName]; if (panel?.enabled === false) { convertedData.inactivePanels.push(panelName); } if (panel?.opened === true) { convertedData.openPanels.push(panelName); } return convertedData; }, { inactivePanels: [], openPanels: [] }); } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/index.js /* * Internal dependencies / /* * Gets the legacy local storage data for a given user. * * @param {string \| number} userId The user id. * * @return {Object \| null} The local storage data. / function getLegacyData(userId) { const key = `WP_DATA_USER_${userId}`; const unparsedData = window.localStorage.getItem(key); return JSON.parse(unparsedData); } /* * Converts data from the old `@wordpress/data` package format. * * @param {Object \| null \| undefined} data The legacy data in its original format. * * @return {Object \| undefined} The converted data or `undefined` if there was * nothing to convert. / function convertLegacyData(data) { if (!data) { return; } // Move boolean feature preferences from each editor into the // preferences store data structure. data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-widgets'); data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/customize-widgets'); data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-post'); data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-site'); // Move third party boolean feature preferences from the interface package // to the preferences store data structure. data = moveThirdPartyFeaturePreferencesToPreferences(data); // Move and convert the interface store's `enableItems` data into the // preferences data structure. data = moveInterfaceEnableItems(data); // Move individual ad-hoc preferences from various packages into the // preferences store data structure. data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/edit-post', to: 'core/edit-post' }, 'hiddenBlockTypes'); data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/edit-post', to: 'core/edit-post' }, 'editorMode'); data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/edit-post', to: 'core/edit-post' }, 'panels', convertEditPostPanels); data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/editor', to: 'core' }, 'isPublishSidebarEnabled'); data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/edit-post', to: 'core' }, 'isPublishSidebarEnabled'); data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, { from: 'core/edit-site', to: 'core/edit-site' }, 'editorMode'); // The new system is only concerned with persisting // 'core/preferences' preferences reducer, so only return that. return data?.['core/preferences']?.preferences; } /* * Gets the legacy local storage data for the given user and returns the * data converted to the new format. * * @param {string \| number} userId The user id. * * @return {Object \| undefined} The converted data or undefined if no local * storage data could be found. / function convertLegacyLocalStorageData(userId) { const data = getLegacyData(userId); return convertLegacyData(data); } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/convert-complementary-areas.js function convertComplementaryAreas(state) { return Object.keys(state).reduce((stateAccumulator, scope) => { const scopeData = state[scope]; // If a complementary area is truthy, convert it to the `isComplementaryAreaVisible` boolean. if (scopeData?.complementaryArea) { const updatedScopeData = { ...scopeData }; delete updatedScopeData.complementaryArea; updatedScopeData.isComplementaryAreaVisible = true; stateAccumulator[scope] = updatedScopeData; return stateAccumulator; } return stateAccumulator; }, state); } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/convert-editor-settings.js /* * Internal dependencies / function convertEditorSettings(data) { var _newData$coreEditPo, _newData$coreEditSi; let newData = data; const settingsToMoveToCore = ['allowRightClickOverrides', 'distractionFree', 'editorMode', 'fixedToolbar', 'focusMode', 'hiddenBlockTypes', 'inactivePanels', 'keepCaretInsideBlock', 'mostUsedBlocks', 'openPanels', 'showBlockBreadcrumbs', 'showIconLabels', 'showListViewByDefault', 'isPublishSidebarEnabled', 'isComplementaryAreaVisible', 'pinnedItems']; settingsToMoveToCore.forEach(setting => { if (data?.['core/edit-post']?.[setting] !== undefined) { newData = { ...newData, core: { ...newData?.core, [setting]: data['core/edit-post'][setting] } }; delete newData['core/edit-post'][setting]; } if (data?.['core/edit-site']?.[setting] !== undefined) { delete newData['core/edit-site'][setting]; } }); if (Object.keys((_newData$coreEditPo = newData?.['core/edit-post']) !== null && _newData$coreEditPo !== void 0 ? _newData$coreEditPo : {})?.length === 0) { delete newData['core/edit-post']; } if (Object.keys((_newData$coreEditSi = newData?.['core/edit-site']) !== null && _newData$coreEditSi !== void 0 ? _newData$coreEditSi : {})?.length === 0) { delete newData['core/edit-site']; } return newData; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/index.js /* * Internal dependencies / function convertPreferencesPackageData(data) { let newData = convertComplementaryAreas(data); newData = convertEditorSettings(newData); return newData; } ;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/index.js /* * Internal dependencies / /* * Creates the persistence layer with preloaded data. * * It prioritizes any data from the server, but falls back first to localStorage * restore data, and then to any legacy data. * * This function is used internally by WordPress in an inline script, so * prefixed with `__unstable`. * * @param {Object} serverData Preferences data preloaded from the server. * @param {string} userId The user id. * * @return {Object} The persistence layer initialized with the preloaded data. / function __unstableCreatePersistenceLayer(serverData, userId) { const localStorageRestoreKey = `WP_PREFERENCES_USER_${userId}`; const localData = JSON.parse(window.localStorage.getItem(localStorageRestoreKey)); // Date parse returns NaN for invalid input. Coerce anything invalid // into a conveniently comparable zero. const serverModified = Date.parse(serverData && serverData._modified) \|\| 0; const localModified = Date.parse(localData && localData._modified) \|\| 0; let preloadedData; if (serverData && serverModified >= localModified) { preloadedData = convertPreferencesPackageData(serverData); } else if (localData) { preloadedData = convertPreferencesPackageData(localData); } else { // Check if there is data in the legacy format from the old persistence system. preloadedData = convertLegacyLocalStorageData(userId); } return create({ preloadedData, localStorageRestoreKey }); } (window.wp = window.wp \|\| {}).preferencesPersistence = __webpack_exports__; /*****/ })() ; Back

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      await activePromise;
    }

// Clear any active timeouts, abandoning any requests that have
    // been queued but not been made.
    if (timeoutId) {
      clearTimeout(timeoutId);
      timeoutId = null;
    }

// Trigger any trailing edge calls to the function.
    return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
      // Schedule the next request but with a delay.
      timeoutId = setTimeout(() => {
        activePromise = func(...args).then((...thenArgs) => {
          resolve(...thenArgs);
        }).catch(error => {
          reject(error);
        }).finally(() => {
          // As soon this promise is complete, clear the way for the
          // next one to happen immediately.
          activePromise = null;
          timeoutId = null;
        });
      }, delayMS);
    });
  };
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/create/index.js
/**
 * WordPress dependencies
 */

/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */

const EMPTY_OBJECT = {};
const localStorage = window.localStorage;

/**
 * Creates a persistence layer that stores data in WordPress user meta via the
 * REST API.
 *
 * @param {Object}  options
 * @param {?Object} options.preloadedData          Any persisted preferences data that should be preloaded.
 *                                                 When set, the persistence layer will avoid fetching data
 *                                                 from the REST API.
 * @param {?string} options.localStorageRestoreKey The key to use for restoring the localStorage backup, used
 *                                                 when the persistence layer calls `localStorage.getItem` or
 *                                                 `localStorage.setItem`.
 * @param {?number} options.requestDebounceMS      Debounce requests to the API so that they only occur at
 *                                                 minimum every `requestDebounceMS` milliseconds, and don't
 *                                                 swamp the server. Defaults to 2500ms.
 *
 * @return {Object} A persistence layer for WordPress user meta.
 */
function create({
  preloadedData,
  localStorageRestoreKey = 'WP_PREFERENCES_RESTORE_DATA',
  requestDebounceMS = 2500
} = {}) {
  let cache = preloadedData;
  const debouncedApiFetch = debounceAsync((external_wp_apiFetch_default()), requestDebounceMS);
  async function get() {
    if (cache) {
      return cache;
    }
    const user = await external_wp_apiFetch_default()({
      path: '/wp/v2/users/me?context=edit'
    });
    const serverData = user?.meta?.persisted_preferences;
    const localData = JSON.parse(localStorage.getItem(localStorageRestoreKey));

// Date parse returns NaN for invalid input. Coerce anything invalid
    // into a conveniently comparable zero.
    const serverTimestamp = Date.parse(serverData?._modified) || 0;
    const localTimestamp = Date.parse(localData?._modified) || 0;

// Prefer server data if it exists and is more recent.
    // Otherwise fallback to localStorage data.
    if (serverData && serverTimestamp >= localTimestamp) {
      cache = serverData;
    } else if (localData) {
      cache = localData;
    } else {
      cache = EMPTY_OBJECT;
    }
    return cache;
  }
  function set(newData) {
    const dataWithTimestamp = {
      ...newData,
      _modified: new Date().toISOString()
    };
    cache = dataWithTimestamp;

// Store data in local storage as a fallback. If for some reason the
    // api request does not complete or becomes unavailable, this data
    // can be used to restore preferences.
    localStorage.setItem(localStorageRestoreKey, JSON.stringify(dataWithTimestamp));

// The user meta endpoint seems susceptible to errors when consecutive
    // requests are made in quick succession. Ensure there's a gap between
    // any consecutive requests.
    //
    // Catch and do nothing with errors from the REST API.
    debouncedApiFetch({
      path: '/wp/v2/users/me',
      method: 'PUT',
      // `keepalive` will still send the request in the background,
      // even when a browser unload event might interrupt it.
      // This should hopefully make things more resilient.
      // This does have a size limit of 64kb, but the data is usually
      // much less.
      keepalive: true,
      data: {
        meta: {
          persisted_preferences: dataWithTimestamp
        }
      }
    }).catch(() => {});
  }
  return {
    get,
    set
  };
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-feature-preferences.js
/**
 * Move the 'features' object in local storage from the sourceStoreName to the
 * preferences store data structure.
 *
 * Previously, editors used a data structure like this for feature preferences:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/edit-post': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             features; {
 *                 topToolbar: true,
 *                 // ... other boolean 'feature' preferences
 *             },
 *         },
 *     },
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * And for a while these feature preferences lived in the interface package:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/interface': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             features: {
 *                 'core/edit-post': {
 *                     topToolbar: true
 *                 }
 *             }
 *         }
 *     }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * In the preferences store, 'features' aren't considered special, they're
 * merged to the root level of the scope along with other preferences:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/preferences': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             'core/edit-post': {
 *                 topToolbar: true,
 *                 // ... any other preferences.
 *             }
 *         }
 *     }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * This function handles moving from either the source store or the interface
 * store to the preferences data structure.
 *
 * @param {Object} state           The state before migration.
 * @param {string} sourceStoreName The name of the store that has persisted
 *                                 preferences to migrate to the preferences
 *                                 package.
 * @return {Object} The migrated state
 */
function moveFeaturePreferences(state, sourceStoreName) {
  const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences';
  const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface';

// Features most recently (and briefly) lived in the interface package.
  // If data exists there, prioritize using that for the migration. If not
  // also check the original package as the user may have updated from an
  // older block editor version.
  const interfaceFeatures = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features?.[sourceStoreName];
  const sourceFeatures = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences?.features;
  const featuresToMigrate = interfaceFeatures ? interfaceFeatures : sourceFeatures;
  if (!featuresToMigrate) {
    return state;
  }
  const existingPreferences = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences;

// Avoid migrating features again if they've previously been migrated.
  if (existingPreferences?.[sourceStoreName]) {
    return state;
  }
  let updatedInterfaceState;
  if (interfaceFeatures) {
    const otherInterfaceState = state?.[interfaceStoreName];
    const otherInterfaceScopes = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features;
    updatedInterfaceState = {
      [interfaceStoreName]: {
        ...otherInterfaceState,
        preferences: {
          features: {
            ...otherInterfaceScopes,
            [sourceStoreName]: undefined
          }
        }
      }
    };
  }
  let updatedSourceState;
  if (sourceFeatures) {
    const otherSourceState = state?.[sourceStoreName];
    const sourcePreferences = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences;
    updatedSourceState = {
      [sourceStoreName]: {
        ...otherSourceState,
        preferences: {
          ...sourcePreferences,
          features: undefined
        }
      }
    };
  }

// Set the feature values in the interface store, the features
  // object is keyed by 'scope', which matches the store name for
  // the source.
  return {
    ...state,
    [preferencesStoreName]: {
      preferences: {
        ...existingPreferences,
        [sourceStoreName]: featuresToMigrate
      }
    },
    ...updatedInterfaceState,
    ...updatedSourceState
  };
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-third-party-feature-preferences.js
/**
 * The interface package previously had a public API that could be used by
 * plugins to set persisted boolean 'feature' preferences.
 *
 * While usage was likely non-existent or very small, this function ensures
 * those are migrated to the preferences data structure. The interface
 * package's APIs have now been deprecated and use the preferences store.
 *
 * This will convert data that looks like this:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/interface': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             features: {
 *                 'my-plugin': {
 *                     myPluginFeature: true
 *                 }
 *             }
 *         }
 *     }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * To this:
 * ```js
 *  * {
 *     'core/preferences': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             'my-plugin': {
 *                 myPluginFeature: true
 *             }
 *         }
 *     }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * @param {Object} state The local storage state
 *
 * @return {Object} The state with third party preferences moved to the
 *                  preferences data structure.
 */
function moveThirdPartyFeaturePreferencesToPreferences(state) {
  const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface';
  const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences';
  const interfaceScopes = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features;
  const interfaceScopeKeys = interfaceScopes ? Object.keys(interfaceScopes) : [];
  if (!interfaceScopeKeys?.length) {
    return state;
  }
  return interfaceScopeKeys.reduce(function (convertedState, scope) {
    if (scope.startsWith('core')) {
      return convertedState;
    }
    const featuresToMigrate = interfaceScopes?.[scope];
    if (!featuresToMigrate) {
      return convertedState;
    }
    const existingMigratedData = convertedState?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope];
    if (existingMigratedData) {
      return convertedState;
    }
    const otherPreferencesScopes = convertedState?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences;
    const otherInterfaceState = convertedState?.[interfaceStoreName];
    const otherInterfaceScopes = convertedState?.[interfaceStoreName]?.preferences?.features;
    return {
      ...convertedState,
      [preferencesStoreName]: {
        preferences: {
          ...otherPreferencesScopes,
          [scope]: featuresToMigrate
        }
      },
      [interfaceStoreName]: {
        ...otherInterfaceState,
        preferences: {
          features: {
            ...otherInterfaceScopes,
            [scope]: undefined
          }
        }
      }
    };
  }, state);
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-individual-preference.js
const identity = arg => arg;

/**
 * Migrates an individual item inside the `preferences` object for a package's store.
 *
 * Previously, some packages had individual 'preferences' of any data type, and many used
 * complex nested data structures. For example:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/edit-post': {
 *         preferences: {
 *             panels: {
 *                 publish: {
 *                     opened: true,
 *                     enabled: true,
 *                 }
 *             },
 *             // ...other preferences.
 *         },
 *     },
 * }
 *
 * This function supports moving an individual preference like 'panels' above into the
 * preferences package data structure.
 *
 * It supports moving a preference to a particular scope in the preferences store and
 * optionally converting the data using a `convert` function.
 *
 * ```
 *
 * @param {Object}    state        The original state.
 * @param {Object}    migrate      An options object that contains details of the migration.
 * @param {string}    migrate.from The name of the store to migrate from.
 * @param {string}    migrate.to   The scope in the preferences store to migrate to.
 * @param {string}    key          The key in the preferences object to migrate.
 * @param {?Function} convert      A function that converts preferences from one format to another.
 */
function moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(state, {
  from: sourceStoreName,
  to: scope
}, key, convert = identity) {
  const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences';
  const sourcePreference = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences?.[key];

// There's nothing to migrate, exit early.
  if (sourcePreference === undefined) {
    return state;
  }
  const targetPreference = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope]?.[key];

// There's existing data at the target, so don't overwrite it, exit early.
  if (targetPreference) {
    return state;
  }
  const otherScopes = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences;
  const otherPreferences = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences?.[scope];
  const otherSourceState = state?.[sourceStoreName];
  const allSourcePreferences = state?.[sourceStoreName]?.preferences;

// Pass an object with the key and value as this allows the convert
  // function to convert to a data structure that has different keys.
  const convertedPreferences = convert({
    [key]: sourcePreference
  });
  return {
    ...state,
    [preferencesStoreName]: {
      preferences: {
        ...otherScopes,
        [scope]: {
          ...otherPreferences,
          ...convertedPreferences
        }
      }
    },
    [sourceStoreName]: {
      ...otherSourceState,
      preferences: {
        ...allSourcePreferences,
        [key]: undefined
      }
    }
  };
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/move-interface-enable-items.js
/**
 * Migrates interface 'enableItems' data to the preferences store.
 *
 * The interface package stores this data in this format:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     enableItems: {
 *         singleEnableItems: {
 * 	           complementaryArea: {
 *                 'core/edit-post': 'edit-post/document',
 *                 'core/edit-site': 'edit-site/global-styles',
 *             }
 *         },
 *         multipleEnableItems: {
 *             pinnedItems: {
 *                 'core/edit-post': {
 *                     'plugin-1': true,
 *                 },
 *                 'core/edit-site': {
 *                     'plugin-2': true,
 *                 },
 *             },
 *         }
 *     }
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * and it should be converted it to:
 * ```js
 * {
 *     'core/edit-post': {
 *         complementaryArea: 'edit-post/document',
 *         pinnedItems: {
 *             'plugin-1': true,
 *         },
 *     },
 *     'core/edit-site': {
 *         complementaryArea: 'edit-site/global-styles',
 *         pinnedItems: {
 *             'plugin-2': true,
 *         },
 *     },
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * @param {Object} state The local storage state.
 */
function moveInterfaceEnableItems(state) {
  var _state$preferencesSto, _sourceEnableItems$si, _sourceEnableItems$mu;
  const interfaceStoreName = 'core/interface';
  const preferencesStoreName = 'core/preferences';
  const sourceEnableItems = state?.[interfaceStoreName]?.enableItems;

// There's nothing to migrate, exit early.
  if (!sourceEnableItems) {
    return state;
  }
  const allPreferences = (_state$preferencesSto = state?.[preferencesStoreName]?.preferences) !== null && _state$preferencesSto !== void 0 ? _state$preferencesSto : {};

// First convert complementaryAreas into the right format.
  // Use the existing preferences as the accumulator so that the data is
  // merged.
  const sourceComplementaryAreas = (_sourceEnableItems$si = sourceEnableItems?.singleEnableItems?.complementaryArea) !== null && _sourceEnableItems$si !== void 0 ? _sourceEnableItems$si : {};
  const preferencesWithConvertedComplementaryAreas = Object.keys(sourceComplementaryAreas).reduce((accumulator, scope) => {
    const data = sourceComplementaryAreas[scope];

// Don't overwrite any existing data in the preferences store.
    if (accumulator?.[scope]?.complementaryArea) {
      return accumulator;
    }
    return {
      ...accumulator,
      [scope]: {
        ...accumulator[scope],
        complementaryArea: data
      }
    };
  }, allPreferences);

// Next feed the converted complementary areas back into a reducer that
  // converts the pinned items, resulting in the fully migrated data.
  const sourcePinnedItems = (_sourceEnableItems$mu = sourceEnableItems?.multipleEnableItems?.pinnedItems) !== null && _sourceEnableItems$mu !== void 0 ? _sourceEnableItems$mu : {};
  const allConvertedData = Object.keys(sourcePinnedItems).reduce((accumulator, scope) => {
    const data = sourcePinnedItems[scope];
    // Don't overwrite any existing data in the preferences store.
    if (accumulator?.[scope]?.pinnedItems) {
      return accumulator;
    }
    return {
      ...accumulator,
      [scope]: {
        ...accumulator[scope],
        pinnedItems: data
      }
    };
  }, preferencesWithConvertedComplementaryAreas);
  const otherInterfaceItems = state[interfaceStoreName];
  return {
    ...state,
    [preferencesStoreName]: {
      preferences: allConvertedData
    },
    [interfaceStoreName]: {
      ...otherInterfaceItems,
      enableItems: undefined
    }
  };
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/convert-edit-post-panels.js
/**
 * Convert the post editor's panels state from:
 * ```
 * {
 *     panels: {
 *         tags: {
 *             enabled: true,
 *             opened: true,
 *         },
 *         permalinks: {
 *             enabled: false,
 *             opened: false,
 *         },
 *     },
 * }
 * ```
 *
 * to a new, more concise data structure:
 * {
 *     inactivePanels: [
 *         'permalinks',
 *     ],
 *     openPanels: [
 *         'tags',
 *     ],
 * }
 *
 * @param {Object} preferences A preferences object.
 *
 * @return {Object} The converted data.
 */
function convertEditPostPanels(preferences) {
  var _preferences$panels;
  const panels = (_preferences$panels = preferences?.panels) !== null && _preferences$panels !== void 0 ? _preferences$panels : {};
  return Object.keys(panels).reduce((convertedData, panelName) => {
    const panel = panels[panelName];
    if (panel?.enabled === false) {
      convertedData.inactivePanels.push(panelName);
    }
    if (panel?.opened === true) {
      convertedData.openPanels.push(panelName);
    }
    return convertedData;
  }, {
    inactivePanels: [],
    openPanels: []
  });
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/legacy-local-storage-data/index.js
/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */

/**
 * Gets the legacy local storage data for a given user.
 *
 * @param {string | number} userId The user id.
 *
 * @return {Object | null} The local storage data.
 */
function getLegacyData(userId) {
  const key = `WP_DATA_USER_${userId}`;
  const unparsedData = window.localStorage.getItem(key);
  return JSON.parse(unparsedData);
}

/**
 * Converts data from the old `@wordpress/data` package format.
 *
 * @param {Object | null | undefined} data The legacy data in its original format.
 *
 * @return {Object | undefined} The converted data or `undefined` if there was
 *                              nothing to convert.
 */
function convertLegacyData(data) {
  if (!data) {
    return;
  }

// Move boolean feature preferences from each editor into the
  // preferences store data structure.
  data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-widgets');
  data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/customize-widgets');
  data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-post');
  data = moveFeaturePreferences(data, 'core/edit-site');

// Move third party boolean feature preferences from the interface package
  // to the preferences store data structure.
  data = moveThirdPartyFeaturePreferencesToPreferences(data);

// Move and convert the interface store's `enableItems` data into the
  // preferences data structure.
  data = moveInterfaceEnableItems(data);

// Move individual ad-hoc preferences from various packages into the
  // preferences store data structure.
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/edit-post',
    to: 'core/edit-post'
  }, 'hiddenBlockTypes');
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/edit-post',
    to: 'core/edit-post'
  }, 'editorMode');
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/edit-post',
    to: 'core/edit-post'
  }, 'panels', convertEditPostPanels);
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/editor',
    to: 'core'
  }, 'isPublishSidebarEnabled');
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/edit-post',
    to: 'core'
  }, 'isPublishSidebarEnabled');
  data = moveIndividualPreferenceToPreferences(data, {
    from: 'core/edit-site',
    to: 'core/edit-site'
  }, 'editorMode');

// The new system is only concerned with persisting
  // 'core/preferences' preferences reducer, so only return that.
  return data?.['core/preferences']?.preferences;
}

/**
 * Gets the legacy local storage data for the given user and returns the
 * data converted to the new format.
 *
 * @param {string | number} userId The user id.
 *
 * @return {Object | undefined} The converted data or undefined if no local
 *                              storage data could be found.
 */
function convertLegacyLocalStorageData(userId) {
  const data = getLegacyData(userId);
  return convertLegacyData(data);
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/convert-complementary-areas.js
function convertComplementaryAreas(state) {
  return Object.keys(state).reduce((stateAccumulator, scope) => {
    const scopeData = state[scope];

// If a complementary area is truthy, convert it to the `isComplementaryAreaVisible` boolean.
    if (scopeData?.complementaryArea) {
      const updatedScopeData = {
        ...scopeData
      };
      delete updatedScopeData.complementaryArea;
      updatedScopeData.isComplementaryAreaVisible = true;
      stateAccumulator[scope] = updatedScopeData;
      return stateAccumulator;
    }
    return stateAccumulator;
  }, state);
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/convert-editor-settings.js
/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/migrations/preferences-package-data/index.js
/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */

function convertPreferencesPackageData(data) {
  let newData = convertComplementaryAreas(data);
  newData = convertEditorSettings(newData);
  return newData;
}

;// ./node_modules/@wordpress/preferences-persistence/build-module/index.js
/**
 * Internal dependencies
 */

/**
 * Creates the persistence layer with preloaded data.
 *
 * It prioritizes any data from the server, but falls back first to localStorage
 * restore data, and then to any legacy data.
 *
 * This function is used internally by WordPress in an inline script, so
 * prefixed with `__unstable`.
 *
 * @param {Object} serverData Preferences data preloaded from the server.
 * @param {string} userId     The user id.
 *
 * @return {Object} The persistence layer initialized with the preloaded data.
 */
function __unstableCreatePersistenceLayer(serverData, userId) {
  const localStorageRestoreKey = `WP_PREFERENCES_USER_${userId}`;
  const localData = JSON.parse(window.localStorage.getItem(localStorageRestoreKey));

// Date parse returns NaN for invalid input. Coerce anything invalid
  // into a conveniently comparable zero.
  const serverModified = Date.parse(serverData && serverData._modified) || 0;
  const localModified = Date.parse(localData && localData._modified) || 0;
  let preloadedData;
  if (serverData && serverModified >= localModified) {
    preloadedData = convertPreferencesPackageData(serverData);
  } else if (localData) {
    preloadedData = convertPreferencesPackageData(localData);
  } else {
    // Check if there is data in the legacy format from the old persistence system.
    preloadedData = convertLegacyLocalStorageData(userId);
  }
  return create({
    preloadedData,
    localStorageRestoreKey
  });
}

(window.wp = window.wp || {}).preferencesPersistence = __webpack_exports__;
/******/ })()
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