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[Search v2.4] Update Search results page (Search bar only) #49462

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Reuses SearchRouterInput inside Search results page to display the result search query with a filters button inside itself (it is currently disabled as autocomplete and support for typed queries will be part of Search 2.5).

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  1. Log into an account that preferably has data to be searched / create some expenses
  2. Go into the Search tab
  3. Using the filters button create any search query you want and confirm it with View results
  4. Confirm that the entire search query in a string format displays properly in the top bar of search results page, with a filters button to the right of itself which is accessible to modify the query.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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I'm really excited for this one. It's looking good so far!

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Looks mostly good 👍 I left several small comment, please fix them and it's ready to go

import BaseTextInput from '@components/TextInput/BaseTextInput';
import useThemeStyles from '@hooks/useThemeStyles';
import variables from '@styles/variables';
import CONST from '@src/CONST';

type SearchRouterInputProps = {
onChange?: (searchTerm: string) => void;

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please add comments to these 2 props as well to be consistent

wrapperStyle?: StyleProp<ViewStyle>;

/** Should render component on the right */
shouldShowRightComponent?: boolean;
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I don't understand why we need both: rightComponent and shouldShow prop for it.
If rightComponent is passed and is nonNull then just display it, if it's undefined/not passed then don't show it.

@@ -66,6 +66,7 @@ function BaseTextInput(
isMarkdownEnabled = false,
excludedMarkdownStyles = [],
shouldShowClearButton = false,
shouldUseDisabledStyles = true,
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I think it's quite unfortunate that we need to add yet another bool flag to this very big component, but I couldn't come up with anything better, so we keep it.
Would be cool to simplify BaseTextInput in future

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I agree that this isn't perfect but there wasn't any other way to disable the default styling when disabling the input. I also second the simplification of BaseTextInput.

type HeaderWrapperProps = Pick<HeaderWithBackButtonProps, 'title' | 'subtitle' | 'icon' | 'children'> & {
subtitleStyles?: StyleProp<TextStyle>;
type HeaderWrapperProps = Pick<HeaderWithBackButtonProps, 'icon' | 'children'> & {
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I'd rename this something more simple like text or message or similar.
Content suggests to me that this is a more complex structure, and at first I was confused why we have both children and content

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(it is currently disabled as autocomplete and support for typed queries will be part of Search 2.5)

@cdOut autocomplete is a 2.5 feature, but typed queries is part of the scope of v2.4. @Kicu already introduced that functionality here, so we need to enable the input on this page. We can handle enabling the input as a follow up if you'd like to keep it separate

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Looks good! I've left a few minor comments

onChangeText={onChangeText}
onSubmitEditing={onSubmit}
autoFocus
textInputContainerStyles={[{borderBottomWidth: 0}, styles.ph3, inputWidth]}
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Bug on web & desktop: The default cursor is displayed on the disabled text input; however, a text cursor appears on the 12px horizontal padding. I think the cursor should be consistent—either text or default—across the entire input box.

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Bug on web: When the input is enabled, the cursor alternates between the default and text cursor as you move it around.

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Should be all fixed, none of those occured anymore when testing on chrome on the latest commit.

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onChange(text);
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if (onChange) {
onChange(text);
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onChange?.(text);

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Bug on web: On the web platform, scrolling through the input box to view the overflowing text is only possible when the cursor is directly over the text. However, on the desktop version, you can correctly scroll when the cursor is over the text or any vertical empty space within the input box.

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What browser are you using here?

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@cdOut I'm using Chrome

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FYI very soon in a separate PR we will make this input editable and not disabled. Can someone verify if this bug would also happen when the input is enabled? because if no then we could ignore this for now.

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sigh, tested this myself and the same behavior is there if the input is not disabled.
How big of a bug do we consider this? Scrolling on text behaves ok, perhaps that is enough?

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I don't think this is a blocker for this PR. We can definitely address it as a follow up.

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cc @Expensify/design to review the changes:

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autocomplete is a 2.5 feature, but typed queries is part of the scope of v2.4. @Kicu already introduced that functionality #48785, so we need to enable the input on this page. We can handle enabling the input as a follow up if you'd like to keep it separate

I think doing this in a follow up PR is the way to go.
Right now we can create multiple complex queries using AdvancedFilters including filters like from:, to:, tag: etc.
When this input becomes editable, the query produced with values from advanced filters has to be made editable and work together with manually typed query. We're expecting that some weird bugs and edge cases might start to appear then, so it's better to turn it on separately and test throroughly.

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rayane-djouah commented Sep 23, 2024

@Expensify/design Does the search input look good in both light and dark mode?

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@rayane-djouah What color is being used for the background of the input? In Figma, we have it set to row-hover. In your screenshot it looks like maybe it's using highligh-background?

Also, for the text inside the input, if possible, we have it laid out in Figma where the name of the filter uses text-supporting and the value of the filter uses our standard text color. Is that something we can accomplish here? (so for example, type: would be set in text-supporting and expense would be set in text)

cc @dubielzyk-expensify for a gut check on all that—but that's what I'm seeing in Figma.

Also last little thing: can we make it to where when the query gets "cut off" or truncated by the field, we add a little ... to the end like we do elsewhere in the app?

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Also last little thing: can we make it to where when the query gets "cut off" or truncated by the field, we add a little ... to the end like we do elsewhere in the app?

@dannymcclain As demonstrated in this comment's recordings, we have enabled horizontal scrolling on the input field. This feature allows users to view and edit text that exceeds the boundaries of the input box. Therefore, adding an ellipsis ("...") at the end should be unnecessary, right?

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rayane-djouah commented Sep 23, 2024

What color is being used for the background of the input? In Figma, we have it set to row-hover. In your screenshot it looks like maybe it's using highligh-background?

@dannymcclain, Yes, it's using highlightBG, do we need to use theme.sidebarHover (colors.productLight300 and colors.productDark300)?.

Also, for the text inside the input, if possible, we have it laid out in Figma where the name of the filter uses text-supporting and the value of the filter uses our standard text color. Is that something we can accomplish here? (so for example, type: would be set in text-supporting and expense would be set in text)

@dannymcclain, I'm not sure if this is within the scope of this PR since it involves markdown formatting (@cdOut Could you please confirm?). Perhaps for now, we could use our standard text color for all the text input instead of the text-supporting color?


@cdOut, Based on the Figma mockups I think we need to:

  1. Change the text color of the "Filters" button to styles.textSupporting.
  2. Change the font size from 13px to 15px.
  3. Change the "Filters" icon size from 16*16px to 20*20px.
  4. Change the text input color from styles.textSupporting to our standard text color.
  5. Change the input background color from theme.highlightBG to theme.sidebarHover, Additionally, we need to update the default background color of the filter button to theme.sidebarHover to match the input color. @Expensify/design, which hover background color should we use for the button?
  6. Add a 1px solid border in "success" (green) when the input is actively focused. We might consider implementing this in a follow-up as discussed here: [Search v2.4] Update Search results page (Search bar only) #49462 (comment), since the input is currently disabled.

@Expensify/design could you please confirm the above?


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Yes, it's using highlightBG, do we need to use theme.sidebarHover (colors.productLight300 and colors.productDark300)?

I'm not sure what the variable is called in the code. We call it row-hover in Figma and it maps to this hex code: #0A2E25

I'm not sure if this is within the scope of this PR since it involves markdown formatting

Totally fair, let's just leave it all as text-supporting for now.

Change the text color of the "Filters" button to styles.textSupporting
Change the font size from 13px to 15px
Change the "Filters" icon size from 1616px to 2020px

I actually don't think we need to mess with this Filters button right now. I think we can leave the current colors/sizes of everything as is and just add in the hover state. I think for hover, all we need to do is update the background color. And also, I mentioned this in Figma, but can we add a tiny bit of space to the right of the filters button so that when it's hovered there's equal space around it on all sides? Looks like maybe right now it's about 8px away from the top and bottom, but it touches the edge of the input on the right.

which hover background color should we use for the button?

We should be able to use our standard button hover color. We call it button-hover in Figma, but it translates to the hex code #224F41.

For the focused outline, we can totally do that as a follow up and wait until this field isn't disabled.

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Aligned to everything @dannymcclain is saying

As demonstrated in #49462 (comment), we have enabled horizontal scrolling on the input field. This feature allows users to view and edit text that exceeds the boundaries of the input box. Therefore, adding an ellipsis ("...") at the end should be unnecessary, right?

Just clarifying that this doesn't show any sort of scroll bar on any platforms right? I agree that we shouldn't use ellipsis for the input field.

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cdOut commented Sep 24, 2024

I’ll be changing the styling to go with the figma designs later today, will let you know once it’s all ready to be looked at again 👍

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Hi! I will slowly start to work on the follow up from this #49462 (comment). It is closely related to searchParser and headerTitle that i have worked on.

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I agree that we shouldn't use ellipsis for the input field.

Oh that's my bad about the ... in the input 🤦‍♂️ I didn't realize that was scrollable/wasn't thinking about it like an actual input. So yes I agree with you all that we should not include the ellipsis.

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Thank you both @cdOut @289Adam289

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@cdOut We also have merge conflicts

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Kicu commented Sep 30, 2024

@cdOut you have a TS error

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cdOut commented Sep 30, 2024

@rayane-djouah ready for a re-review, also merged with the latest main

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innerStyles={!isCannedQuery && [styles.searchRouterInputResults, styles.borderNone]}
text={translate('search.filtersHeader')}
textStyles={styles.textSupporting}
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Bug: The styles.textSupporting should be applied to the "Filters" button on the results page only.

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That's correct, thank you for catching it!

disabled={disabled}
shouldUseDisabledStyles={false}
textInputContainerStyles={[{borderBottomWidth: 0}]}
inputStyle={[styles.searchInputStyle, inputWidth, styles.pl3, styles.pr3]}
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inputStyle={[styles.searchInputStyle, inputWidth, styles.pl3, styles.pr3]}
inputStyle={[styles.searchInputStyle, inputWidth, styles.ph3]}

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I would prefer leaving it this way, since using paddingHorizontal here gets overwritten by internal styling of TextInput (it sets individual paddingLeft to 0 by default, which has priority over the more generic horizontal styling), leaving only the right padding intact and nullifying the left one. When specifying the paddings directly they get presented correctly.

autoCapitalize="none"
disabled={disabled}
shouldUseDisabledStyles={false}
textInputContainerStyles={[{borderBottomWidth: 0}]}
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textInputContainerStyles={[{borderBottomWidth: 0}]}
textInputContainerStyles={styles.borderNone}

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cdOut commented Sep 30, 2024

@rayane-djouah I've added the changes and also specified why I'd leave one of the parts of styling as is, let me know if anything else needs fixing before approve

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cdOut commented Sep 30, 2024

Resolved merge conflicts with SearchPageHeader

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