element-plus/packages/hooks/use-global-config/index.ts

import { inject, ref, computed, unref, provide, getCurrentInstance } from 'vue'
import { configProviderContextKey } from '@element-plus/tokens'
import { debugWarn } from '@element-plus/utils-v2'
import { merge } from '@element-plus/utils/util'
import type { MaybeRef } from '@vueuse/core'
import type { Ref, App } from 'vue'
import type { ConfigProviderContext } from '@element-plus/tokens'

// this is meant to fix global methods like `ElMessage(opts)`, this way we can inject current locale
// into the component as default injection value.
// refer to: https://github.com/element-plus/element-plus/issues/2610#issuecomment-887965266
const globalConfig = ref<ConfigProviderContext>()

export function useGlobalConfig<
  K extends keyof ConfigProviderContext,
  D extends ConfigProviderContext[K]
>(
  key: K,
  defaultValue?: D
): Ref<Exclude<ConfigProviderContext[K], undefined> | D>
export function useGlobalConfig(): Ref<ConfigProviderContext>
export function useGlobalConfig(
  key?: keyof ConfigProviderContext,
  defaultValue = undefined
) {
  const config = getCurrentInstance()
    ? inject(configProviderContextKey, globalConfig)
    : globalConfig
  if (key) {
    return computed(() => config.value?.[key] ?? defaultValue)
  } else {
    return config
  }
}

export const provideGlobalConfig = (
  config: MaybeRef<ConfigProviderContext>,
  app?: App,
  global = false
) => {
  const inSetup = !!getCurrentInstance()
  const oldConfig = inSetup ? useGlobalConfig() : undefined

  const provideFn = app?.provide ?? (inSetup ? provide : undefined)
  if (!provideFn) {
    debugWarn(
      'provideGlobalConfig',
      'provideGlobalConfig() can only be used inside setup().'
    )
    return
  }

  const context = computed(() => {
    const cfg = unref(config)
    if (!oldConfig?.value) return cfg
    return merge(oldConfig.value, cfg)
  })
  provideFn(configProviderContextKey, context)
  if (global || !globalConfig.value) {
    globalConfig.value = context.value
  }
  return context
}