Class ExampleMenu

src/prefs/ExampleMenu.js:25–175

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export default class ExampleMenu {

  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------- static methods

  static get() {

    // Translators: This is the name of the tutorial menu.
    const menu  = {name: _('Example Menu'), icon: 'flypie-symbolic-#555', children: []};
    const items = this.getItems();

    for (let i = 0; i < items[0].names.length; i++) {

      const child = {name: items[0].names[i], icon: items[0].icons[i], children: []};
      menu.children.push(child);

      for (let i = 0; i < items[1].names.length; i++) {
        const grandchild = {
          name: child.name + items[1].names[i],
          icon: items[1].icons[i],
          children: []
        };
        child.children.push(grandchild);

        for (let i = 0; i < items[2].names.length; i++) {
          const grandgrandchild = {
            name: grandchild.name + items[2].names[i],
            icon: items[2].icons[i],
          };
          grandchild.children.push(grandgrandchild);
        }
      }
    }

    return menu;
  }

  // Is there a way to assign the same gettext comment to multiple strings...?
  static getItems() {
    // clang-format off
    return [
      {
        names: [
          // Translators: The tutorial menu allows selecting triplets such as "Smelly
          // Chocolate Muffin". This is one of the first words. The three words are directly
          // appended to each other; therefore the trailing space is important. You can also
          // use hyphens if appropriate.
          _('Cold '),
          // Translators: The tutorial menu allows selecting triplets such as "Smelly
          // Chocolate Muffin". This is one of the first words. The three words are directly
          // appended to each other; therefore the trailing space is important. You can also
          // use hyphens if appropriate.
         _('Hot '),
          // Translators: The tutorial menu allows selecting triplets such as "Smelly
          // Chocolate Muffin". This is one of the first words. The three words are directly
          // appended to each other; therefore the trailing space is important. You can also
          // use hyphens if appropriate.
          _('Wet '),
          // Translators: The tutorial menu allows selecting triplets such as "Smelly