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Standardize form error styles #12098

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Details

  1. Create new component called FormHelpMessage which accepts both error text and hint text as children
  2. replace all error views in form with FormHelpMessage
    Affected components: FormAlertWrapper, BaseTextInput, Picker, CheckboxWithLabel, RadioButtonWithLabel

Fixed Issues

$ #11908
PROPOSAL: #11908 (comment)

Tests

Scenario 1:

  1. Login with any account
  2. Create new workspace if not exists
  3. Go to Settings -> workspace -> Connect bank account -> Connect manually
  4. Click Save & continue button
  5. Verify that all error styles match design guideline (wrong inputs, submit error, checkbox error)

Scenario 2:

  1. Login with any account with policyRooms beta enabled
  2. Click FAB icon -> New room
  3. Click Create Room button
  4. Verify that all error styles match design guideline (Especially picker error)

Scenario 3:

  1. Open the App
  2. Logout if already logged in
  3. Enter any wrong email in Phone or email field (i.e. abc)
  4. Verify that error style matches design guideline (Especially multiline error)

Design guideline is here

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

QA Steps

Scenario 1:

  1. Login with any account
  2. Create new workspace if not exists
  3. Go to Settings -> workspace -> Connect bank account -> Connect manually
  4. Click Save & continue button
  5. Verify that all error styles match design guideline (wrong inputs, submit error, checkbox)

Scenario 2:

  1. Login with any account with policyRooms beta enabled
  2. Click FAB icon -> New room
  3. Click Create Room button
  4. Verify that all error styles match design guideline (Especially picker error)

Scenario 3:

  1. Open the App
  2. Logout if already logged in
  3. Enter any wrong email in Phone or email field (i.e. abc)
  4. Verify that error style matches design guideline (Especially multiline error)

Design guideline is here

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Hey! I see that you made changes to our Form component. Make sure to update the docs in FORMS.md accordingly. Cheers!

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Comment on lines 11 to 19
const propTypes = {
message: PropTypes.node,

children: PropTypes.node,

isError: PropTypes.bool,

// eslint-disable-next-line react/forbid-prop-types
style: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.object),
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Missing comments. Check styleGuide.

Comment on lines 11 to 19
const propTypes = {
message: PropTypes.node,

children: PropTypes.node,

isError: PropTypes.bool,

// eslint-disable-next-line react/forbid-prop-types
style: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.object),
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Please use stylePropTypes via import.

Comment on lines 872 to 876
formHelpMessage: {
display: 'flex',
flexDirection: 'row',
alignItems: 'center',
},
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Please use style util objects. e.g. styles.flexRow etc.

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@shawnborton Would you be able to give a look at this design change? For me I feel like the error message below the checkbox feels a bit off compared to the other dots/messages.

It might be given the checkbox being larger than the text and then there is different padding between the box and the label and the error message. But curious for your thoughts

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I think it's okay, but I think I would add another 4px margin between the indicator message and the input above for both text inputs and the checkbox.

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<>
{`${props.translate('common.please')} `}
<TextLink
style={styles.label}
onPress={props.onFixTheErrorsLinkPressed}
>
{props.translate('common.fixTheErrors')}
</TextLink>
{` ${props.translate('common.inTheFormBeforeContinuing')}.`}
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We don't use such patterns where UI blocks are passed as props.

What you can do is?

  1. this part can be passed as children like RenderHTML.
  2. Else if part is only message which you can directly pass to the message prop.
  3. See next comment.

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We don't use such patterns where UI blocks are passed as props

@parasharrajat I did this because it shouldn't be rendered inside View but Text (to fix wrap issue in #11410)
So what I suggest is that remove message prop and use only children. But instead introduce useDirectChildren prop whether to put children inside Text or not
What do you think?

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useDirectChildren just feels confusing to me. It will become difficult for others to reason whether to use useDirectChildren or not in the future.

Instead, the message clearly indicates that it accepts simple text. Only a few cases will require using the children varient if the user has to put in complex rendering logic.

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@parasharrajat updated from your feedback and pushed

Comment on lines 41 to 45
{!_.isEmpty(props.message) ? (
<Text style={[props.isError ? styles.formError : styles.formHelp, styles.flex1, styles.mb0, styles.ml2]}>
{props.message}
</Text>
) : <View style={[styles.flex1, styles.ml2]}>{props.children}</View>}
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Now reverse this condition. Children take priority. When children is passed override the props.message's Text block.

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0xmiros commented Oct 26, 2022

#12098 (comment)
@parasharrajat please check comment here

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0xmiros commented Oct 27, 2022

I think it's okay, but I think I would add another 4px margin between the indicator message and the input above for both text inputs and the checkbox.

@shawnborton added another 4px
8px

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Nice, looks good to me!

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Nice one @0xmiroslav code looks fine to me.

Leaving for @parasharrajat for final tests and then we can merge!

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@0xmiroslav Could you add a video for stories which ever are affected by this PR? e.g. Form.stories.js

{props.isError && <Icon src={Expensicons.DotIndicator} fill={colors.red} />}
<View style={[styles.flex1, styles.ml2]}>
{props.children || (
<Text style={[props.isError ? styles.formError : styles.formHelp, styles.mb0]}>
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<Text style={[props.isError ? styles.formError : styles.formHelp, styles.mb0]}>
<Text style={[props.isError ? styles.formError : styles.formHelp]}>

Do we need mb0 here?

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yes because both styles.formError and styles.formHelp have marginBottom: 4 and this bottom margin is already applied in parent View here (styles.mb1)
And also for vertically centered with red dot

}

return (
<View style={[styles.dFlex, styles.flexRow, styles.alignItemsCenter, styles.mt2, styles.mb1, ...props.style]}>
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<View style={[styles.dFlex, styles.flexRow, styles.alignItemsCenter, styles.mt2, styles.mb1, ...props.style]}>
<View style={[styles.flexRow, styles.alignItemsCenter, styles.mt2, styles.mb1, ...props.style]}>

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Looks like the margin or style is applied before the error string on CheckboxWithLabel. It looks like this on Form Story.
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Should we move the error inside the wrapper?

This PR does not cause this issue. It was already there but as we are refactoring the design I think we should think about it thoroughly.

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This PR does not cause this issue. It was already there but as we are refactoring the design I think we should think about it thoroughly.

I agree

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0xmiros commented Oct 31, 2022

@parasharrajat I fixed your feedback and pushed
Also added screenshot on storybook

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parasharrajat commented Oct 31, 2022

Thanks, I will rereview it.

</Text>
);
} else if (props.isMessageHtml) {
children = <RenderHTML html={`<muted-text>${props.message}</muted-text>`} />;
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You will have to modify the style for muted-text

mixedUAStyles: styles.mutedTextLabel,
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Also, please add a new story that usage RenderHTML variant.

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@parasharrajat this is done
Also added video for this case

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@mountiny does this look correct to show the HTML server errors in red too?
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I think that would make sense but how did you get the large h1 style in there?

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I think H1 support was added some time back to the HTML parser. Now you can send messages with # header header. If this is not a bug, then we can use as the server error as well.

But I am sure that the server will never send a header in error. This is a test so we can add anything.

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@parasharrajat oh that looks "interesting" 😄 I dont think ti is actively used for the RBR errors, but seems like fine thing to have in place.

Seems like we are getting closer with this one, great job @0xmiroslav and @parasharrajat ! 🎉

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Thanks for confirmation. I will test it soon.

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Should the dot be vertically centered or aligned to the top?

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mountiny commented Nov 3, 2022

@parasharrajat I am not 100% sure, I would say my preference so I would wait for @shawnborton to confirm

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LGTM.

cc: @mountiny

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I approved it because the current code is working fine.

But let's wait for.

  1. Standardize form error styles #12098 (review).
  2. @0xmiroslav Please merge main.

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mountiny commented Nov 3, 2022

@parasharrajat Amazing, thank you very much 🙇

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Should the dot be vertically centered or aligned to the top?

@parasharrajat they look fine as they are with everything vertically middle-aligned.

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That's what I thought. @mountiny All yours.

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Thanks everyone, great job @0xmiroslav @parasharrajat

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I'm lost. Why did we need this? Can't we just subscribe to the Onyx network key instead of rendering a child?

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I'm lost. Why did we need this? Can't we just subscribe to the Onyx network key instead of rendering a child?

@marcaaron that was already existing code before this PR

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Ok thanks, let's see maybe it was me who added it lol

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