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Implement dedicated route for CountryPicker in AddressPage #26742
Implement dedicated route for CountryPicker in AddressPage #26742
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@parasharrajat Please copy/paste the Reviewer Checklist from here into a new comment on this PR and complete it. If you have the K2 extension, you can simply click: [this button] |
@ygshbht Please add QA steps, Offline tests, Tests. Checklist is also pending. |
@parasharrajat Sure, just woke up. Doing it now #23725 (comment)
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@@ -236,3 +250,41 @@ export default withOnyx({ | |||
key: ONYXKEYS.PRIVATE_PERSONAL_DETAILS, | |||
}, | |||
})(AddressPage); | |||
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const CountryPicker = React.memo( |
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Move this to its own page.
CountryPicker.propTypes = { | ||
errorText: PropTypes.string, | ||
value: PropTypes.string, | ||
}; | ||
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CountryPicker.defaultProps = { | ||
errorText: '', | ||
value: '', | ||
}; |
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follow an existing pattern like other components. we define these on the top.
...withLocalizePropTypes, | ||
}; | ||
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const defaultProps = {}; |
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const defaultProps = {}; |
function CountrySelection(props) { | ||
const [searchValue, setSearchValue] = useState(''); | ||
const {translate} = useLocalize(); | ||
const currentCountry = lodashGet(props, 'route.params.country'); |
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we can use prop destructuring for this component as well.
CountrySelection.defaultProps = defaultProps; | ||
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export default compose( | ||
withLocalize, |
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we already used useLocalize
above.
export default compose( | ||
withLocalize, | ||
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withNetwork(), |
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use useNetwork
instead.
@@ -177,8 +192,7 @@ function AddressPage({privatePersonalDetails}) { | |||
<View style={styles.mhn5}> | |||
<CountryPicker |
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We should remove this old Picker.
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Do you mean these files https://github.com/Expensify/App/tree/main/src/components/CountryPicker?
Co-authored-by: Rajat Parashar <[email protected]>
errorText: PropTypes.string, | ||
value: PropTypes.string, |
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missing comments.
} | ||
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CountryPickerMenuItem.propTypes = propTypes; | ||
CountryPickerMenuItem.defaultProps = defaultProps; |
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Missing displayName.
backTo: PropTypes.string, | ||
}), | ||
}).isRequired, | ||
navigation: PropTypes.shape({ |
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@@ -175,10 +189,9 @@ function AddressPage({privatePersonalDetails}) { | |||
/> | |||
<View style={styles.formSpaceVertical} /> | |||
<View style={styles.mhn5}> | |||
<CountryPicker |
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What happened to old CountryPicker
component? Why are we keeping that if not used anymore?
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Yes, that can be deleted
Co-authored-by: Rajat Parashar <[email protected]>
…github.com/ygshbht/App into fix/address-page-country-picker-navigation
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(option) => { | ||
const backTo = lodashGet(route, 'params.backTo', ''); | ||
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if (navigation.getState().routes.length === 1 && _.isEmpty(backTo)) { |
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Please add an explanation.
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if (navigation.getState().routes.length === 1 && _.isEmpty(backTo)) { | ||
Navigation.goBack(); | ||
} else if (!_.isEmpty(backTo) && navigation.getState().routes.length === 1) { |
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Same here.
}).isRequired, | ||
/** Navigation from react-navigation */ | ||
navigation: PropTypes.shape({ | ||
getState: PropTypes.func.isRequired, |
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We should also add comment here.
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let's rename this CountrySelectionPage
src/ROUTES.js
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getPersonalDetailsAddressRoute: (country) => `${SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS}/address?country=${country}`, | ||
SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS_ADDRESS_COUNTRY: `${SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS}/address/country`, | ||
getCountryRoute: (country, backTo) => { |
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Why do we need two functions? when getCountryRoute
can be used for both. Also, I see that getPersonalDetailsAddressRoute is not used anywhere
descriptionTextStyle={countryTitleDescStyle} | ||
description={translate('common.country')} | ||
onPress={() => { | ||
const activeRoute = Navigation.getActiveRoute().replace(/\?.*/, ''); |
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we should encode this querystring.
value: '', | ||
}; | ||
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function CountryPickerMenuItem({errorText, value}, ref) { |
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function CountryPickerMenuItem({errorText, value}, ref) { | |
function CountryPickerMenuItem({errorText, countryCode}, ref) { |
let's rename it.
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function CountryPickerMenuItem({errorText, value}, ref) { | ||
const {translate} = useLocalize(); | ||
const getCountryFromCountryCode = (code) => translate('allCountries')[code]; |
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const getCountryFromCountryCode = (code) => translate('allCountries')[code]; | |
const countries = translate('allCountries'); |
const {translate} = useLocalize(); | ||
const getCountryFromCountryCode = (code) => translate('allCountries')[code]; | ||
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const countryTitleDescStyle = value && value.length === 0 ? styles.textNormal : null; |
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const countryTitleDescStyle = value && value.length === 0 ? styles.textNormal : null; | |
const country = countries[countryCode] || ''; | |
const countryTitleDescStyle = country.length === 0 ? styles.textNormal : null; |
<View> | ||
<MenuItemWithTopDescription | ||
shouldShowRightIcon | ||
title={getCountryFromCountryCode(value)} |
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title={getCountryFromCountryCode(value)} | |
title={country} |
Functioning fine. Let me know when these changes are done so I can finish the checklist. |
@parasharrajat Merged again |
src/ROUTES.ts
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SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS_LEGAL_NAME: 'settings/profile/personal-details/legal-name', | |||
SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS_DATE_OF_BIRTH: 'settings/profile/personal-details/date-of-birth', | |||
SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS_ADDRESS: 'settings/profile/personal-details/address', | |||
SETTINGS_PERSONAL_DETAILS_ADDRESS_COUNTRY: { route:`settings/profile/personal-details/address/country`, getRoute: (country: string, backTo?: string) => { |
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Very weird formatting but not a blocker.
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I am also asking Callstack people to have a look at this pr too as they have helped with the iou currency selection. More people the merrier |
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Setting an empty string as default prevents the Form
from passing the value
. it has to be undefined
value: undefined
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Updated!
conflicts, but overall LGTM |
…picker-navigation
Merged! |
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This is only for Country but did we not discuss before we would like to do this for state too at the same PR?
Also when you deeplink to the country picker, will you be rerouted to the start of the flow or closing the RHP?
I don't think this was mentioned before the job started #23725 (comment). I think it could still be done if it was a small task, however, i'd say its just as much work as
If there's a previous screen in the stack/ or backTo param in the URL, it will navigate back to that screen/ URL. Otherwise, it will close the RHP/ RHN |
It will take you back to the URL passed via |
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Happy to increase the price and do it in that issues |
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return; | ||
} | ||
handleAddressChange(countryFromUrl, 'country'); | ||
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Adding currentCountry
dependency in this effect caused regression - #29382
More details about the root cause - #29382 (comment)
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Fixed Issues
$ #23725
PROPOSAL: #23725 (comment)
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### Fixed Issues
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Web
desktop.browser.mp4
Mobile Web - Chrome
android.chrome.mp4
Mobile Web - Safari
safari.mp4
Desktop
desktop.mp4
iOS
ios.mp4
Android
android.mp4