ThreadNet-Web/src/components/views/elements/Field.tsx

/*
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SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only
Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/

import React, {
    InputHTMLAttributes,
    SelectHTMLAttributes,
    TextareaHTMLAttributes,
    RefObject,
    createRef,
    ComponentProps,
} from "react";
import classNames from "classnames";
import { debounce } from "lodash";
import { Tooltip } from "@vector-im/compound-web";

import { IFieldState, IValidationResult } from "./Validation";

// Invoke validation from user input (when typing, etc.) at most once every N ms.
const VALIDATION_THROTTLE_MS = 200;

const BASE_ID = "mx_Field";
let count = 1;
function getId(): string {
    return `${BASE_ID}_${count++}`;
}

export interface IValidateOpts {
    focused?: boolean;
    allowEmpty?: boolean;
}

interface IProps {
    // The field's ID, which binds the input and label together. Immutable.
    id?: string;
    // The field's label string.
    label?: string;
    // The field's placeholder string. Defaults to the label.
    placeholder?: string;
    // When true (default false), the placeholder will be shown instead of the label when
    // the component is unfocused & empty.
    usePlaceholderAsHint?: boolean;
    // Optional component to include inside the field before the input.
    prefixComponent?: React.ReactNode;
    // Optional component to include inside the field after the input.
    postfixComponent?: React.ReactNode;
    // The callback called whenever the contents of the field
    // changes.  Returns an object with `valid` boolean field
    // and a `feedback` react component field to provide feedback
    // to the user.
    onValidate?: (input: IFieldState) => Promise<IValidationResult>;
    // If specified, overrides the value returned by onValidate.
    forceValidity?: boolean;
    // If specified, contents will appear as a tooltip on the element and
    // validation feedback tooltips will be suppressed.
    tooltipContent?: JSX.Element | string;
    // If specified the tooltip will be shown regardless of feedback
    forceTooltipVisible?: boolean;
    // If specified, the tooltip with be aligned accorindly with the field, defaults to Right.
    tooltipAlignment?: ComponentProps<typeof Tooltip>["placement"];
    // If specified alongside tooltipContent, the class name to apply to the
    // tooltip itself.
    tooltipClassName?: string;
    // If specified, an additional class name to apply to the field container
    className?: string;
    // On what events should validation occur; by default on all
    validateOnFocus?: boolean;
    validateOnBlur?: boolean;
    validateOnChange?: boolean;
    // All other props pass through to the <input>.
}

type RefCallback<T extends HTMLElement> = (node: T | null) => void;

export interface IInputProps extends IProps, InputHTMLAttributes<HTMLInputElement> {
    // The ref pass through to the input
    inputRef?: RefObject<HTMLInputElement>;
    // Ref callback that will be attached to the input. This takes precedence over inputRef.
    refCallback?: RefCallback<HTMLInputElement>;
    // The element to create. Defaults to "input".
    element: "input";
    // The input's value. This is a controlled component, so the value is required.
    value: string;
}

interface ISelectProps extends IProps, SelectHTMLAttributes<HTMLSelectElement> {
    // The ref pass through to the select
    inputRef?: RefObject<HTMLSelectElement>;
    // Ref callback that will be attached to the input. This takes precedence over inputRef.
    refCallback?: RefCallback<HTMLSelectElement>;
    // To define options for a select, use <Field><option ... /></Field>
    element: "select";
    // The select's value. This is a controlled component, so the value is required.
    value: string;
}

interface ITextareaProps extends IProps, TextareaHTMLAttributes<HTMLTextAreaElement> {
    // The ref pass through to the textarea
    inputRef?: RefObject<HTMLTextAreaElement>;
    // Ref callback that will be attached to the input. This takes precedence over inputRef.
    refCallback?: RefCallback<HTMLTextAreaElement>;
    element: "textarea";
    // The textarea's value. This is a controlled component, so the value is required.
    value: string;
}

export interface INativeOnChangeInputProps extends IProps, InputHTMLAttributes<HTMLInputElement> {
    // The ref pass through to the input
    inputRef?: RefObject<HTMLInputElement>;
    // Ref callback that will be attached to the input. This takes precedence over inputRef.
    refCallback?: RefCallback<HTMLInputElement>;
    element: "input";
    // The input's value. This is a controlled component, so the value is required.
    value: string;
}

type PropShapes = IInputProps | ISelectProps | ITextareaProps | INativeOnChangeInputProps;

interface IState {
    valid?: boolean;
    feedback?: JSX.Element | string;
    feedbackVisible: boolean;
    focused: boolean;
}

export default class Field extends React.PureComponent<PropShapes, IState> {
    private readonly id: string;
    private readonly _inputRef = createRef<HTMLInputElement | HTMLSelectElement | HTMLTextAreaElement>();

    public static readonly defaultProps = {
        element: "input",
        type: "text",
        validateOnFocus: true,
        validateOnBlur: true,
        validateOnChange: true,
        tooltipAlignment: "right",
    };

    /*
     * This was changed from throttle to debounce: this is more traditional for
     * form validation since it means that the validation doesn't happen at all
     * until the user stops typing for a bit (debounce defaults to not running on
     * the leading edge). If we're doing an HTTP hit on each validation, we have more
     * incentive to prevent validating input that's very unlikely to be valid.
     * We may find that we actually want different behaviour for registration
     * fields, in which case we can add some options to control it.
     */
    private validateOnChange = debounce(() => {
        this.validate({
            focused: true,
        });
    }, VALIDATION_THROTTLE_MS);

    public constructor(props: PropShapes) {
        super(props);
        this.state = {
            feedbackVisible: false,
            focused: false,
        };

        this.id = this.props.id || getId();
    }

    public focus(): void {
        this.inputRef.current?.focus();
        // programmatic does not fire onFocus handler
        this.setState({
            focused: true,
        });
    }

    private onFocus = (ev: React.FocusEvent<any>): void => {
        this.setState({
            focused: true,
        });
        if (this.props.validateOnFocus) {
            this.validate({
                focused: true,
            });
        }
        // Parent component may have supplied its own `onFocus` as well
        this.props.onFocus?.(ev);
    };

    private onChange = (ev: React.ChangeEvent<any>): void => {
        if (this.props.validateOnChange) {
            this.validateOnChange();
        }
        // Parent component may have supplied its own `onChange` as well
        this.props.onChange?.(ev);
    };

    private onBlur = (ev: React.FocusEvent<any>): void => {
        this.setState({
            focused: false,
        });
        if (this.props.validateOnBlur) {
            this.validate({
                focused: false,
            });
        }
        // Parent component may have supplied its own `onBlur` as well
        this.props.onBlur?.(ev);
    };

    public async validate({ focused, allowEmpty = true }: IValidateOpts): Promise<boolean | undefined> {
        if (!this.props.onValidate) {
            return;
        }
        const value = this.inputRef.current?.value ?? null;
        const { valid, feedback } = await this.props.onValidate({
            value,
            focused: !!focused,
            allowEmpty,
        });

        // this method is async and so we may have been blurred since the method was called
        // if we have then hide the feedback as withValidation does
        if (this.state.focused && feedback) {
            this.setState({
                valid,
                feedback,
                feedbackVisible: true,
            });
        } else {
            // When we receive null `feedback`, we want to hide the tooltip.
            // We leave the previous `feedback` content in state without updating it,
            // so that we can hide the tooltip containing the most recent feedback
            // via CSS animation.
            this.setState({
                valid,
                feedbackVisible: false,
            });
        }

        return valid;
    }

    private get inputRef(): RefObject<HTMLInputElement | HTMLSelectElement | HTMLTextAreaElement> {
        return this.props.inputRef ?? this._inputRef;
    }

    private onTooltipOpenChange = (open: boolean): void => {
        this.setState({
            feedbackVisible: open,
        });
    };

    public render(): React.ReactNode {
        /* eslint @typescript-eslint/no-unused-vars: ["error", { "ignoreRestSiblings": true }] */
        const {
            element,
            inputRef,
            prefixComponent,
            postfixComponent,
            className,
            onValidate,
            children,
            tooltipContent,
            forceValidity,
            tooltipClassName,
            validateOnBlur,
            validateOnChange,
            validateOnFocus,
            usePlaceholderAsHint,
            forceTooltipVisible,
            tooltipAlignment,
            ...inputProps
        } = this.props;

        // Handle displaying feedback on validity
        const tooltipProps: Pick<React.ComponentProps<typeof Tooltip>, "aria-live" | "aria-atomic"> = {};
        let tooltipOpen = false;
        if (tooltipContent || this.state.feedback) {
            tooltipOpen = (this.state.focused && forceTooltipVisible) || this.state.feedbackVisible;

            if (!tooltipContent) {
                tooltipProps["aria-atomic"] = "true";
                tooltipProps["aria-live"] = this.state.valid ? "polite" : "assertive";
            }
        }

        inputProps.placeholder = inputProps.placeholder ?? inputProps.label;
        inputProps.id = this.id; // this overwrites the id from props

        inputProps.onFocus = this.onFocus;
        inputProps.onChange = this.onChange;
        inputProps.onBlur = this.onBlur;

        // Appease typescript's inference
        const inputProps_: React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLSelectElement | HTMLInputElement | HTMLTextAreaElement> &
            React.ClassAttributes<HTMLSelectElement | HTMLInputElement | HTMLTextAreaElement> = {
            ...inputProps,
            ref: this.props.refCallback ?? this.inputRef,
        };

        const fieldInput = React.createElement(this.props.element, inputProps_, children);

        let prefixContainer: JSX.Element | undefined;
        if (prefixComponent) {
            prefixContainer = <span className="mx_Field_prefix">{prefixComponent}</span>;
        }
        let postfixContainer: JSX.Element | undefined;
        if (postfixComponent) {
            postfixContainer = <span className="mx_Field_postfix">{postfixComponent}</span>;
        }

        const hasValidationFlag = forceValidity !== null && forceValidity !== undefined;
        const fieldClasses = classNames("mx_Field", `mx_Field_${this.props.element}`, className, {
            // If we have a prefix element, leave the label always at the top left and
            // don't animate it, as it looks a bit clunky and would add complexity to do
            // properly.
            mx_Field_labelAlwaysTopLeft: prefixComponent || usePlaceholderAsHint,
            mx_Field_placeholderIsHint: usePlaceholderAsHint,
            mx_Field_valid: hasValidationFlag ? forceValidity : onValidate && this.state.valid === true,
            mx_Field_invalid: hasValidationFlag ? !forceValidity : onValidate && this.state.valid === false,
        });

        return (
            <div className={fieldClasses}>
                {prefixContainer}
                <Tooltip
                    {...tooltipProps}
                    placement={tooltipAlignment}
                    description=""
                    caption={tooltipContent || this.state.feedback}
                    open={tooltipOpen}
                    onOpenChange={this.onTooltipOpenChange}
                >
                    {fieldInput}
                </Tooltip>
                <label htmlFor={this.id}>{this.props.label}</label>
                {postfixContainer}
            </div>
        );
    }
}