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package react4j.core;

/**
 * This indicates the major lifecycle phase that the component is going through.
 * These match those in the React Component
 * API with the addition of {@link #INITIALIZING} that the Java API needs. This constant is only used
 * during validation of state and should be optimized away in production builds.
 */
enum ComponentPhase
{
  /**
   * The beginning of the components lifecycle.
   * The component goes through the steps:
   * 
   * Constructed.
   * Bound to a native react component via {@link Component#bindComponent(NativeComponent)}.
   * {@link Component#componentInitialize()} is invoked.
   * 
   */
  INITIALIZING,
  /**
   * The component is rendered initially and mounted on the dom.
   * The component goes through the steps:
   * 
   * {@link Component#componentWillMount()} is invoked.
   * {@link Component#render()} is invoked.
   * {@link Component#componentDidMount()} is invoked.
   * 
   */
  MOUNTING,
  /**
   * The component is potentially re-rendered due to updates.
   * The component goes through the steps:
   * 
   * {@link Component#componentWillReceiveProps(BaseProps)} if props were provided. i.e. the parent component was re-rendered.
   * {@link Component#shouldComponentUpdate(BaseProps, BaseState)} and if the component returns false the update will be aborted.
   * {@link Component#componentWillUpdate(BaseProps, BaseState)}.
   * {@link Component#render()}.
   * {@link Component#componentDidUpdate(BaseProps, BaseState)}.
   * 
   */
  UPDATING,
  /**
   * The component is being removed from the dom.
   * There is one step:
   * 
   * {@link Component#componentWillUnmount()}.
   * 
   */
  UNMOUNTING
}