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Fix: Composer not focused on click while editor's emoji modal is open #28238

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Composer is not focused on click while editor's emoji modal is still open. This PR fixes that.

Fixed Issues

$ #25892
PROPOSAL: #25892 (comment)

Tests

Web & Desktop

  1. Go to any chat
  2. Switch a message to edit mode (A)
  3. Click Emoji button of A, leave the modal open
  4. Click main composer
  5. Verify that main composer is focused
    =====
  6. Click A composer
  7. Right click LHN item >> Mark as unread
  8. Verify that A is focused
  9. Right click another message >> Copy to clipboard
  10. Verify that A is focused
    =====
  11. Switch another message to edit mode (B)
  12. Click Emoji button of A >> Close the modal
  13. Verify that A is focused
  14. Repeat step 12-13 with B
    =====
  15. Click then Close B composer
  16. Verify that main composer is focused
    =====
  17. Click A composer
  18. Delete A from another device/browser
  19. Right click another message >> Copy to clipboard
  20. Verify that main composer is focused

mWeb & Android & iOS

  1. Go to any chat
  2. Switch a message to edit mode (A)
  3. Verify main composer hides
  4. Click Emoji button of A >> Close the modal
  5. Verify that A is focused
    =====
  6. Right click a message >> Copy to clipboard
  7. Verify that A is focused
    =====
  8. Switch another message to edit mode (B)
  9. Click Emoji button of A >> Close the modal
  10. mWeb & Android: Verify that A is focused
  11. mWeb & Android: Repeat step 9-10 with B
  12. iOS: Verify that B is focused
    =====
  13. Press then Close B composer
  14. Verify main composer appears
    =====
  15. Click A composer
  16. Delete A from another device/browser
  17. Verify that main composer appears
  18. Right click another message >> Copy to clipboard
  19. mWeb: Verify that main composer is focused
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

NA

QA Steps

  1. Go to any chat
  2. Switch a message to edit mode
  3. Click Emoji button in the edit composer, leave the modal open
  4. Click the main composer
  5. Verify that the main composer is focused
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Desktop
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@tienifr tienifr changed the title fix: composer not focused on click Fix: Composer not focused on click while editor's emoji modal is open Sep 26, 2023
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When do you think this will be ready for review @tienifr ?

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tienifr commented Oct 4, 2023

@parasharrajat The expected behaviors in above test cases are referenced from production.

@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ let mainComposerFocusCallback: FocusCallback | null = null;
* Typical uses of this would be call the focus on the ReportActionComposer.
*
* @param callback callback to register
* @param isMainComposer
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There is no use of this unless you define the param via a comment.

@@ -517,7 +520,10 @@ function ComposerWithSuggestions({
onKeyPress={triggerHotkeyActions}
style={[styles.textInputCompose, isComposerFullSize ? styles.textInputFullCompose : styles.flex4]}
maxLines={maxComposerLines}
onFocus={onFocus}
onFocus={() => {
setUpComposeFocusManager(false);
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Can you explain this?

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Just a note: Explained here #28238 (comment).

Comment on lines 133 to 140
/**
* Focus the composer text input
* @param {Boolean} [shouldDelay=false] Impose delay before focusing the composer
* @memberof ReportActionCompose
*/
const focus = useCallback((shouldDelay = false) => {
focusWithDelay(textInputRef.current)(shouldDelay);
}, []);
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Why did you recreate this if it was already present below? If you want to use useCallback, we can do so

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/**
* Focus the composer text input
* @param {Boolean} [shouldDelay=false] Impose delay before focusing the composer
* @memberof ReportActionCompose
*/
const focus = useCallback((shouldDelay = false) => {
focusWithDelay(textInputRef.current)(shouldDelay);
}, []);
const focus = useCallback(focusWithDelay(textInputRef.current), []);

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This was referenced from ComposerWithSuggestions which allows the shouldDelay param:

const focus = useCallback((shouldDelay = false) => {
focusWithDelay(textInputRef.current)(shouldDelay);
}, []);

Anw, the former implementation without useCallback is still fine if you want to stick with it.

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Actually, focusWithDelay is a curry function that returns a callback that accepts shouldDelay by default. IMO, it was done in this way to be explicit about parameters. If the suggested code works, let's do that instead.

const focus = useCallback(focusWithDelay(textInputRef.current), []);

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This would cause lint error: ESLint: React Hook useCallback received a function whose dependencies are unknown. Pass an inline function instead. I think the implementation referenced from ComposerWithSuggestions is better.

Comment on lines 143 to 145
ReportActionComposeFocusManager.onComposerFocus(() => {
focus(true);
});
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ReportActionComposeFocusManager.onComposerFocus(() => {
focus(true);
});
ReportActionComposeFocusManager.onComposerFocus(() => {
focus(true);
}, false);

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The dafault param for isMainComposer is false so no need to specify this again.

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it is more readable and understandable to be explicit about it.

@@ -145,6 +162,8 @@ function ReportActionItemMessageEdit(props) {
}

return () => {
ReportActionComposeFocusManager.clear();
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let's create a new effect for the setting of focus thing. We should not pollute other effects

Comment on lines 413 to 415
onPress={() => {
setUpComposeFocusManager();
}}
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onPress={() => {
setUpComposeFocusManager();
}}
onPress={setUpComposeFocusManager}

PLease add a comment

@@ -365,6 +379,7 @@ function ReportActionItemMessageEdit(props) {
setIsFocused(true);
reportScrollManager.scrollToIndex({animated: true, index: props.index}, true);
setShouldShowComposeInputKeyboardAware(false);
setUpComposeFocusManager();
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This will cause recursion.

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In other words, We will resubscribe to focusHandler(ReportActionComposeFocusManager) every time, it gets focused where focus might be triggered from the same focushandler(ReportActionComposeFocusManager).

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The purpose of this is to let the last focused composer to re-gain focus:

We need to make sure the ReportActionComposeFocusManager can handle both:

  • general composer (which includes the edit composer): If this is the last composer that was focused on, we want to refocus on this
  • main composer: If there's no last composer that was focused on before, this should be the fallback composer that we need to focus

This also explains why I did the same with ComposerWithSuggestions above.

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I don't think this could cause recursion because focusCallback is overwritten.

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From code perspective, previously the onComposerFocus callback was overwritten onFocus in Composer component. Thus if we removed the callback there, we need to do the same with parent composers.

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Speaking of this, I realized that we should not subscribe the focus callback when composer mounts but when it's focused instead. Subscribe on mount is redundant.

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But we blurred the input by clicking outside so no edit composer was focused, thus main composer should be focused. But I think it is not a big problem either can be focused.

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parasharrajat commented Aug 28, 2024

BUG: Web: Edit comment does not focus the message being edited.

28.08.2024_22.12.12_REC.mp4

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BUG: Web: Main composer focus does not work.

28.08.2024_22.14.26_REC.mp4

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@tienifr Do you know why we are seeing these issues now?

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tienifr commented Aug 30, 2024

@parasharrajat Sorry for the delay, I'm checking now

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tienifr commented Aug 30, 2024

@parasharrajat Did you disable strict mode? Everything works well on my side without strict mode

web-resize.mp4

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Aha, damn StrictMode. I will recheck.

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I will check this in 2 hours.

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parasharrajat commented Sep 3, 2024

Screenshots

🔲 iOS / native

04.09.2024_12.43.24_REC.mp4

🔲 iOS / Safari

04.09.2024_12.45.41_REC.mp4

🔲 MacOS / Desktop

04.09.2024_12.40.05_REC.mp4

🔲 MacOS / Chrome

04.09.2024_12.19.12_REC.mp4

🔲 Android / Chrome

04.09.2024_12.50.15_REC.mp4

🔲 Android / native

04.09.2024_14.36.27_REC.mp4

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I noticed that focusing does not work properly on iOS Safari. When we edit a message while another edit composer is focused, focus does not switch to new edit composer. @tienifr

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Overall, the PR looks good. I noticed that focus work different on safari mobile. What are your thoughts on this?

Also, on mweb chrome, the main composer does not hide when we edit a message.

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parasharrajat commented Sep 4, 2024

As soon as the above queries are cleared, I will complete the checklist. I have already tested the PR. @tienifr

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parasharrajat commented Sep 5, 2024

@tienifr Would love to hear you first?

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tienifr commented Sep 6, 2024

@parasharrajat I'm checking

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@tienifr Anything?

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tienifr commented Sep 7, 2024

@parasharrajat Here's what I found on Safari

the main composer does not hide when we edit a message.

Screen.Recording.2024-09-07.at.21.59.54.mov

When we edit a message while another edit composer is focused, focus does not switch to new edit composer

Screen.Recording.2024-09-07.at.22.04.21.mov

These issues happen even on staging, here's the logic to trigger focus on edit composer and hide main composer

focusTextInputAfterAnimation(textInputRef.current, 100);

but it doesn't work on Safari, I think it's because of the keyboard animation. After using setTimeout likes we already did in android native, it works well

const focusTextInputAfterAnimation: FocusTextInputAfterAnimation = (inputRef, animationLength = 0) => {
setTimeout(() => {
inputRef?.focus();
}, animationLength);
};

Screen.Recording.2024-09-07.at.22.08.21.mov

I'm not sure we should fix it here, since they already happen on staging/main and not really related to this issue. We can create the separate issue and find the deeper RCA

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tienifr commented Sep 10, 2024

@johnmlee101 Can you take a look at this PR? Thanks

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tienifr commented Sep 11, 2024

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@johnmlee101 johnmlee101 merged commit d389de2 into Expensify:main Sep 12, 2024
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