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/* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
* License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
* file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */
export const MigrationWizardConstants = Object.freeze({
MIGRATOR_TYPES: Object.freeze({
BROWSER: "browser",
FILE: "file",
}),
/**
* A mapping of a page identification string to the IDs used by the
* various wizard pages. These are used by MigrationWizard.setState
* to set the current page.
*
* @type {Object<string, string>}
*/
PAGES: Object.freeze({
LOADING: "loading",
SELECTION: "selection",
PROGRESS: "progress",
FILE_IMPORT_PROGRESS: "file-import-progress",
SAFARI_PERMISSION: "safari-permission",
SAFARI_PASSWORD_PERMISSION: "safari-password-permission",
NO_BROWSERS_FOUND: "no-browsers-found",
}),
/**
* Returns a mapping of a resource type to a string used to identify
* the associated resource group in the wizard via a data-resource-type
* attribute. The keys are used to set which items should be shown and
* in what state in #onShowingProgress.
*
* @type {Object<string, string>}
*/
DISPLAYED_RESOURCE_TYPES: Object.freeze({
// The DISPLAYED_RESOURCE_TYPES should have their keys match those
// in MigrationUtils.resourceTypes.
// This is a little silly, but JavaScript doesn't have a notion of
// enums. The advantage of this set-up is that these constants values
// can be used to access the MigrationUtils.resourceTypes constants,
// are reasonably readable as DOM attributes, and easily serialize /
// deserialize.
HISTORY: "HISTORY",
FORMDATA: "FORMDATA",
PASSWORDS: "PASSWORDS",
BOOKMARKS: "BOOKMARKS",
PAYMENT_METHODS: "PAYMENT_METHODS",
// We don't yet show OTHERDATA or SESSION resources.
}),
DISPLAYED_FILE_RESOURCE_TYPES: Object.freeze({
// When migrating passwords from a file, we first show the progress
// for a single PASSWORDS_FROM_FILE resource type, and then upon
// completion, show two different resource types - one for new
// passwords imported from the file, and one for existing passwords
// that were updated from the file.
PASSWORDS_FROM_FILE: "PASSWORDS_FROM_FILE",
PASSWORDS_NEW: "PASSWORDS_NEW",
PASSWORDS_UPDATED: "PASSWORDS_UPDATED",
BOOKMARKS_FROM_FILE: "BOOKMARKS_FROM_FILE",
}),
/**
* The set of keys that maps to migrators that use the term "favorites"
* in the place of "bookmarks". This tends to be browsers from Microsoft.
*/
USES_FAVORITES: Object.freeze([
"chromium-edge",
"chromium-edge-beta",
"edge",
"ie",
]),
});
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