'use strict'
var _extends =
  Object.assign ||
  function(a) {
    for (var b, c = 1; c < arguments.length; c++)
      for (var d in ((b = arguments[c]), b))
        Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(b, d) && (a[d] = b[d])
    return a
  }
!(function(require, directRequire) {
  const a = require('react'),
    b = require('./6620a0cf7dad1b400d60f0fdae40f524.js'),
    c = require('./bdbf06bc9f97badd3ab5ba497b62543a.js'),
    d = require('./56c390e04c10e91a4aa2a2c19d9a885d.js'),
    e = require('./cc2c2970ff81ae4a83123e81ee123da2.js'),
    { connect: f } = require('react-redux')
  class g extends a.Component {
    constructor(a) {
      super(a)
    }
    render() {
      return a.createElement(b, {
        width: d.SIZE.CREATE_PROJECT.WIDTH,
        height: d.SIZE.CREATE_PROJECT.HEIGHT,
        resizable: !1,
        fullscreen: !1,
        onWindowClose: this.props.createProjectClose,
        className: 'container',
        renderClass: c,
        renderProps: _extends({}, this.props)
      })
    }
  }
  module.exports = f(null, () => ({
    createProjectClose: () => e.createProjectClose()
  }))(g)
})(require('lazyload'), require)
