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[TS migration] Migrate useLocalize #29180

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  • Same as Tests

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Use the date picker to set the date of brith in personal details, verify it works as expected and selected values are correct.

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Comment on lines 115 to 123
const Provider = compose(
withCurrentUserPersonalDetails,
withOnyx({
preferredLocale: {
key: ONYXKEYS.NVP_PREFERRED_LOCALE,
selector: (preferredLocale) => preferredLocale,
},
}),
)(LocaleContextProvider);
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Change to:

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const Provider = compose(
withCurrentUserPersonalDetails,
withOnyx({
preferredLocale: {
key: ONYXKEYS.NVP_PREFERRED_LOCALE,
selector: (preferredLocale) => preferredLocale,
},
}),
)(LocaleContextProvider);
const Provider = compose(
withCurrentUserPersonalDetails,
withOnyx<LocaleContextProviderProps, LocaleContextProviderOnyxProps>({
preferredLocale: {
key: ONYXKEYS.NVP_PREFERRED_LOCALE,
selector: (preferredLocale) => preferredLocale ?? CONST.LOCALES.DEFAULT,
},
}),
)(LocaleContextProvider);

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type LocaleContextProviderProps = {
/** The user's preferred locale e.g. 'en', 'es-ES' */
preferredLocale: string;

/** The current user's personalDetails */
currentUserPersonalDetails: CurrentUserPersonalDetails;

/** Actual content wrapped by this component */
children: React.ReactNode;
};
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Split into two:

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type LocaleContextProviderProps = {
/** The user's preferred locale e.g. 'en', 'es-ES' */
preferredLocale: string;
/** The current user's personalDetails */
currentUserPersonalDetails: CurrentUserPersonalDetails;
/** Actual content wrapped by this component */
children: React.ReactNode;
};
type LocaleContextProviderOnyxProps = {
/** The user's preferred locale e.g. 'en', 'es-ES' */
preferredLocale: string;
};
type LocaleContextProviderProps = LocaleContextProviderOnyxProps & {
/** The current user's personalDetails */
currentUserPersonalDetails: CurrentUserPersonalDetails;
/** Actual content wrapped by this component */
children: React.ReactNode;
};

formatPhoneNumber: () => '',
toLocaleDigit: () => '',
fromLocaleDigit: () => '',
preferredLocale: '',
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Use CONST.LOCALES.DEFAULT as a default

@MaciejSWM MaciejSWM changed the title [TS migration] Migrate useLocalize [No QA][TS migration] Migrate useLocalize Oct 11, 2023
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translate: Translate;
numberFormat: NumberFormat;
datetimeToRelative: DatetimeToRelative;
datetimeToCalendarTime: DatetimeToCalendarTime;
updateLocale: UpdateLocale;
formatPhoneNumber: FormatPhoneNumber;
toLocaleDigit: ToLocaleDigit;
fromLocaleDigit: FromLocaleDigit;
preferredLocale: string;
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@MaciejSWM Can you add comments to describe these props?

    /** Returns translated string for given locale and phrase */
    translate: type

    /** Formats number formatted according to locale and options */
    numberFormat: type

    /** Converts a datetime into a localized string representation that's relative to current moment in time */
    datetimeToRelative: type

    /** Formats a datetime to local date and time string */
    datetimeToCalendarTime: type

    /** Updates date-fns internal locale */
    updateLocale: type

    /** Returns a locally converted phone number for numbers from the same region
     * and an internationally converted phone number with the country code for numbers from other regions */
    formatPhoneNumber: type

    /** Gets the standard digit corresponding to a locale digit */
    fromLocaleDigit: type

    /** Gets the locale digit corresponding to a standard digit */
    toLocaleDigit: type


type LocaleContextProviderOnyxProps = {
/** The user's preferred locale e.g. 'en', 'es-ES' */
preferredLocale: string;
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I would suggest doing something like this

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preferredLocale: string;
preferredLocale: ValueOf<typeof CONST.LOCALES>;


type SelectedTimezone = {
/** Value of the selected timezone */
selected: string;
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Maybe use timezones from TIMEZONES.js to make it more strict?


const translate = useMemo<Translate>(() => (phrase, variables) => Localize.translate(preferredLocale, phrase, variables), [preferredLocale]);

const numberFormat = useMemo<NumberFormat>(() => (number, options) => NumberFormatUtils.format(preferredLocale, number, options), [preferredLocale]);
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I noticed that some of these util functions (lines 95-116) accept strings, this is something we haven't noticed before, so I'd recommend going through all of them and making sure that they are strict enough - in cases where we use timezones, make use of that new type, and where we use LOCALES make use of ValueOf

children: React.ReactNode;
};

type Translate = (phrase: string, variables: Record<string, string>) => string;
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@MaciejSWM let's make this type smarter, here is my idea:

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type Translate = (phrase: string, variables: Record<string, string>) => string;
type Translate = <TKey extends TranslationPaths>(
phrase: TKey,
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-explicit-any
variables?: TranslateType<EnglishTranslation, TKey> extends (...args: any) => any ? Parameters<TranslateType<EnglishTranslation, TKey>>[0] : never,
) => string;

This type will allow us to only use the keys that exist and, when is a key that needs variables, we will have type inference too.

translate('addDebitCardPage.nameOnCard');

translate('chronos.oooEventSummaryFullDay', {
    summary: '',
    dayCount: 1,
    date: '',
});

Note: You will have to export TranslateType and TranslationPaths types from src/languages/types.ts.

cc @blazejkustra

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@fabioh8010 We implemented a similar approach in this PR (src/libs/Localize/index.ts, translate function).

type PhraseParameters<T> = T extends (...args: infer A) => string ? A : never[];
type Phrase<TKey extends TranslationPaths> = TranslationFlatObject[TKey] extends (...args: infer A) => unknown ? (...args: A) => string : string;

function translate<TKey extends TranslationPaths>(desiredLanguage: 'en' | 'es' | 'es-ES' | 'es_ES', phraseKey: TKey, ...phraseParameters: PhraseParameters<Phrase<TKey>>): string {

☝️ Localize.transalate is used in LocaleContextProvider.tsx, so types should be the same in both places - let's decide on one

edit: just updated Localize PR, it's ready for cross review 👍

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@MaciejSWM @blazejkustra The way it was implemented in that PR works better, let's use it then!

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type SelectedTimezone = {
/** Value of the selected timezone */
selected: (typeof TIMEZONES)[number];
};

type CurrentUserPersonalDetails = {
/** Timezone of the current user */
timezone?: SelectedTimezone;
};
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type SelectedTimezone = {
/** Value of the selected timezone */
selected: (typeof TIMEZONES)[number];
};
type CurrentUserPersonalDetails = {
/** Timezone of the current user */
timezone?: SelectedTimezone;
};
type CurrentUserPersonalDetails = Pick<PersonalDetails, 'timezone'>;

Shouldn't this be easier?

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Thanks @fabioh8010 ! I implemented your suggestions and it's ready for re-review

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TS failing. I'm looking for a fix

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Tests are failing 😢

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@thesahindia We would appreciate if you could work on the reviewer checklist this week as this PR is blocking other migration PRs, thanks!

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Taking this one over!


type UpdateLocale = () => void;

type FormatPhoneNumber = (phoneNumber: string) => string;
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@blazejkustra Defining types for each function like this seems a little redundant to me. Is this a general pattern we're using throughout our app? I would just add these typings when defining the function.

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All these types are used in LocaleContextProps type and their respective implementation in useMemos. I agree it looks rather clunky, I refactored the code a bit, wdyt? cc @BartoszGrajdek / @kubabutkiewicz


const fromLocaleDigit = useMemo<FromLocaleDigit>(() => (localeDigit) => LocaleDigitUtils.fromLocaleDigit(locale, localeDigit), [locale]);

const contextValue = useMemo(
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Did you miss to type this?

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Yep, good catch. I fixed it!

import {useContext} from 'react';
import {LocaleContext, LocaleContextProps} from '@components/LocaleContextProvider';

export default function useLocalize(): LocaleContextProps {
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Typing this is redundant. I think the type would be inferred here. No?

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Yes, but specifying return types aligns with TS guidelines. We decided to almost always specify return types for two reasons:

  1. Better visibility
  2. Improved TS performance when type checking

import * as NumberFormatUtils from './NumberFormatUtils';

type Locale = ValueOf<typeof CONST.LOCALES>;
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I see this being repeated at other places as well. How about moving this to the CONST file as well?

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We decided to for now keep it in the files that uses these CONST types, there will be a follow up task that cleans libs/hooks/HOCs and we will definitely move such types to a different file.

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@allroundexperts Answered your questions and adjusted the code, thank you for your input on these!

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Friendly buump @allroundexperts

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@allroundexperts kind bump 😄

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I was just finishing up the screenshots 😄

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Looks good!

@mountiny mountiny self-requested a review November 13, 2023 14:08
@mountiny mountiny changed the title [No QA][TS migration] Migrate useLocalize [TS migration] Migrate useLocalize Nov 13, 2023
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Changes are looking good to me, lets be on a look out for any date related regressions maybe also with the datepicker

@mountiny mountiny merged commit bebff5c into Expensify:main Nov 13, 2023
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 1.3.99-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 1.3.99-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 1.4.0-0 🚀

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