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className="components-menu-items__button"
			onCopy={ () =&gt; setState( { hasCopied: true } ) }
			onFinishCopy={ () =&gt; setState( { hasCopied: false } ) }
		&gt;
			{ hasCopied ?
				__( 'Copied!' ) :
				__( 'Copy All Content' ) }
		
	);
}

const Enhanced = compose(
	query( ( select ) =&gt; ( {
		editedPostContent: select( 'core/editor', 'getEditedPostContent' ),
	} ) ),
	withState( { hasCopied: false } )
)( CopyContentButton );

const buttonElement = ;

addFilter(
	'editor.EditorActions.tools',
	'core/copy-content/button',
	( children ) =&gt; [ ...children, buttonElement ]
);

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