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Feat/placeholder web #29092

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Added a new placeholder component for using with small-screen devices to show when opened particular screen on mobile devices.

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b4s36t4 commented Oct 9, 2023

@hayata-suenaga @ArekChr please review.

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@b4s36t4 please fix the lint error 🙇

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b4s36t4 commented Oct 10, 2023

@hayata-suenaga done.

onLinkPress: () => Navigation.dismissModal(),
};

function Temp({titleKey, subtitleKey, linkKey, onLinkPress, children, shouldShow}) {
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This could be called WideScreenContent, LargeDisplayWrapper or similar

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LargeDisplayWrapper This seems promising for me. @hayata-suenaga What's your thought?

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is this a test component for testing the display of the blocking view or is this The blocking view?

onLinkPress: PropTypes.func,
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prop for setting min width could be useful, @hayata-suenaga wdyt?

children: PropTypes.node,

/** If true, child components are replaced with a blocking "not found" view */
shouldShow: PropTypes.bool,
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Maybe shouldBlockContent will be more intuitive, WDYT?

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Yes, I think considering component name and the way we handle it sounds good. @hayata-suenaga your view?

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yes that name sounds good 👍 but why do we need a prop for it? This component already subscribes to the screen size. So the information whether to display the blocking view (this component) is already inside the component?

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or is this just a test component?

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I agree, as for now, this is not needed. Until such a use case is needed, I believe we should remove all unnecessary props. IMO, this component should be as simple as possible. In the future, if there is a need to block content in a different scenario than the display size condition, it should then be implemented for specific requirements.

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SIGN_IN_WITH_APPLE_DESKTOP: 'AppleSignInDesktop',
SIGN_IN_WITH_GOOGLE_DESKTOP: 'GoogleSignInDesktop',
DESKTOP_SIGN_IN_REDIRECT: 'DesktopSignInRedirect',
MOBILE_TEMP_SCREEN: 'MobilePlaceHolder',
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@b4s36t4 I'm not familiar with the navigation system but why do we need this blocking component as a new screen?

isn't the new component just displayed when the screen size is small in another component?

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This component shouldn't be registered as a new screen

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b4s36t4 commented Oct 10, 2023

@hayata-suenaga @ArekChr Updated everything. can you guys please check?!!

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b4s36t4 commented Oct 11, 2023

@hayata-suenaga @ArekChr What are we going to do about screen. If we follow NotFound page we need to register as a screen to support (dismissModal). Or we need to confirm weather we need to pop the screen (which we show this component using goBack) or push the user to / Report Route. Once this is done we are good to go I think.

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ArekChr commented Oct 12, 2023

@hayata-suenaga @ArekChr What are we going to do about screen. If we follow NotFound page we need to register as a screen to support (dismissModal). Or we need to confirm weather we need to pop the screen (which we show this component using goBack) or push the user to / Report Route. Once this is done we are good to go I think.

I believe this component will primarily serve as a part of another screen to prevent content display when necessary. Consequently:

In desktop browsers, the default 'go back' functionality should suffice for navigation when content is blocked.
For mobile, using the back gesture or back button on bottom navigation in Android to manage on-screen navigation during content blocking seems apt.
This ensures we uphold intuitive navigation practices respective to the platform being used.

NotFound screen is also used in side bar which handles more complex scenarios. Will we use this component in modals? Are there some requirements? @hayata-suenaga

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I believe this component will primarily serve as a part of another screen to prevent content display when necessary.

@b4s36t4 yes this is true. I don't think we need to register the component as a screen

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b4s36t4 commented Oct 16, 2023

@hayata-suenaga @ArekChr Please check now, removed screen related changes also made onLinkPress prop with default value to goBack.

Let me know if there's anything needed.

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Overall, the code looks good to me, giving approval.

Also I propose making this component as simple as possible, WDYT @hayata-suenaga?

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/** If true, child components are replaced with a blocking view */
shouldBlockContent: PropTypes.bool,
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I think we don't need that for now, cc: @hayata-suenaga

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/** If true, child components are replaced with a blocking view */
shouldBlockContent: PropTypes.bool,

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const shouldShowBlockingView = _.isBoolean(shouldBlockContent) ? shouldBlockContent : isSmallScreenWidth;

if (shouldShowBlockingView) {
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const shouldShowBlockingView = _.isBoolean(shouldBlockContent) ? shouldBlockContent : isSmallScreenWidth;
if (shouldShowBlockingView) {
if (isSmallScreenWidth) {

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const {isSmallScreenWidth} = useWindowDimensions();

const {translate} = useLocalize();
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nit style

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const {isSmallScreenWidth} = useWindowDimensions();
const {translate} = useLocalize();
const {translate} = useLocalize();
const {isSmallScreenWidth} = useWindowDimensions();

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/** Action to run when clicked on a the link text */
onLinkPress: PropTypes.func,
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Let's keep is simple as possible. Cc: @hayata-suenaga

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/** Action to run when clicked on a the link text */
onLinkPress: PropTypes.func,

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shouldBlockContent: undefined,
onLinkPress: () => Navigation.goBack(),
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shouldBlockContent: undefined,
onLinkPress: () => Navigation.goBack(),

subtitle={translate('mobilePlacerHolder.subTitle')}
linkKey={translate('mobilePlacerHolder.goBackHome')}
shouldShowLink
onLinkPress={onLinkPress}
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onLinkPress={onLinkPress}
onLinkPress={Navigation.goBack}

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The author of this PR used the code in their PR.

So we don't have to merge or deploy this PR. Thank you everyone for work. You gonna receive a normal payment. We just don't use this PR.

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