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[TS migration] Migrate HTMLEngineProvider component #33643

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[TS migration] Migrate HTMLEngineProvider component

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@ruben-rebelo ruben-rebelo changed the title [ts-migration] Migrate HTMLEngineProvider component [TS migration] Migrate HTMLEngineProvider component Dec 27, 2023
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LGTM

@ruben-rebelo ruben-rebelo force-pushed the ts-migration/HTMLEngineProvider-component branch from 471a606 to 4ba8eb2 Compare January 8, 2024 11:20
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#	src/components/HTMLEngineProvider/BaseHTMLEngineProvider.tsx
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/** Optional debug flag. Prints the TRT in the console when true. */
debug?: boolean;
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We don't seem to be using this prop. BaseHTMLEngineProvider does not make any use of it


type HTMLEngineProviderProps = {
/** Children to wrap in HTMLEngineProvider. */
children?: ReactNode;
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children is a required prop.

(Since we will be removing debug let's just use ChildrenProps)

return (
<BaseHTMLEngineProvider
debug={debug}
textSelectable={!DeviceCapabilities.canUseTouchScreen() || isSmallScreenWidth}
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textSelectable={!DeviceCapabilities.canUseTouchScreen() || isSmallScreenWidth}
textSelectable={!DeviceCapabilities.canUseTouchScreen() || !isSmallScreenWidth}

*/
function isCommentTag(tagName) {
function isCommentTag(tagName?: string): boolean {
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function isCommentTag(tagName?: string): boolean {
function isCommentTag(tagName: string): boolean {

It does not make much sense to call this function with an undefined tag name

function isChildOfComment(tnode) {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => isCommentTag(lodashGet(node, 'domNode.name', '')));
function isChildOfComment(tnode: TNode): boolean {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => isCommentTag(node.domNode?.name));
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return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => isCommentTag(node.domNode?.name));
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name != null && isCommentTag(node.domNode.name));

function isChildOfH1(tnode) {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => lodashGet(node, 'domNode.name', '').toLowerCase() === 'h1');
function isChildOfH1(tnode: TNode): boolean {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');
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return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name != null && node.domNode.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');

This is causing a crash. Apparently ts is not able to detect that name can be undefined and it's just okey with calling toLowerCase()

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function computeEmbeddedMaxWidth(tagName, contentWidth) {
function computeEmbeddedMaxWidth(contentWidth: number, tagName: string): number {
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This is interesting were we doing something wrong the whole time? Isn't this param swapping a breaking change?

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This is something that was actually wrong the whole time, if you take a look at function computeEmbeddedMaxWidth from react-native-render-html the parameters order is the one that we have provided now.
I couldn't find any version where this parameters were swapped by the package maintainer.

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* @param tagName - The name of the tag for which max width should be constrained.
* @param contentWidth - The content width provided to the HTML
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NAB. Swap the comments lines, first param goes first

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Hello @s77rt, Thank you so much for your review, I've agreed and applied your suggestions, please take a look.

/** Optional debug flag. Prints the TRT in the console when true. */
debug?: boolean;
};
type HTMLEngineProviderProps = ChildrenProps;
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We don't need to define a type that is just another type. We can just use ChildrenProps and remove HTMLEngineProviderProps


function HTMLEngineProvider({debug = false, children = null}: HTMLEngineProviderProps) {
function HTMLEngineProvider({children = null}: HTMLEngineProviderProps) {
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function HTMLEngineProvider({children = null}: HTMLEngineProviderProps) {
function HTMLEngineProvider({children}: HTMLEngineProviderProps) {

No default value is needed since the prop is required

@@ -47,15 +47,15 @@ function isChildOfNode(tnode: TNode, predicate: Predicate): boolean {
* Finding node with name 'comment' flags that we are rendering a comment.
*/
function isChildOfComment(tnode: TNode): boolean {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => isCommentTag(node.domNode?.name));
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== undefined && isCommentTag(node.domNode?.name));
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return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== undefined && isCommentTag(node.domNode?.name));
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== undefined && isCommentTag(node.domNode.name));

}

/**
* Check if there is an ancestor node with the name 'h1'.
* Finding a node with the name 'h1' flags that we are rendering inside an h1 element.
*/
function isChildOfH1(tnode: TNode): boolean {
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== null && node.domNode?.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');
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return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== null && node.domNode?.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');
return isChildOfNode(tnode, (node) => node.domNode?.name !== undefined && node.domNode.name.toLowerCase() === 'h1');

The name is never null, it's either a string or undefined so the condition will always be true and it will cause the app to crash

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Hi @s77rt, thank you so much again.
I've applied this changes!

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Android: Native android
Android: mWeb Chrome mweb-chrome
iOS: Native ios
iOS: mWeb Safari mweb-safari
MacOS: Chrome / Safari web
MacOS: Desktop desktop

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s77rt commented Jan 10, 2024

@ruben-rebelo Thank you!

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Hello @mountiny, It seems there was an error with the melvin-bot and it didn't assign any engineer from Expensify.
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s77rt commented Jan 12, 2024

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@nkuoch nkuoch self-requested a review January 12, 2024 11:53
@nkuoch nkuoch merged commit 964548a into Expensify:main Jan 12, 2024
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

@ruben-rebelo ruben-rebelo deleted the ts-migration/HTMLEngineProvider-component branch January 12, 2024 17:45
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/nkuoch in version: 1.4.25-0 🚀

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

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/mountiny in version: 1.4.25-10 🚀

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

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