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Richard van der HoffandGitHub f25fbdebc7 Modal: remove support for onFinished callback (#29852)
* Fix up type for `finished` result of Modal

The `finished` promise can be called with an empty array, for example if the
dialog is closed by a background click. This was not correctly represented in
the typing. Fix that, and add some documentation while we're at it.

* Type fixes to onFinished callbacks from Modal

These can all be called with zero arguments, despite what the type annotations
may say, so mark them accordingly.

* Remove uses of Modal `onFinished` property

... because it is confusing.

Instead, use the `finished` promise returned by `createDialog`.

* Modal: remove support for now-unused `onFinished` prop

* StopGapWidgetDriver: use `await` instead of promise chaining

* Fix up unit tests
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/*
Copyright 2024 New Vector Ltd.
Copyright 2020 The Matrix.org Foundation C.I.C.
Copyright 2018 New Vector Ltd
Copyright 2017 Vector Creations Ltd
SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only OR GPL-3.0-only OR LicenseRef-Element-Commercial
Please see LICENSE files in the repository root for full details.
*/
import React from "react";
import SdkConfig from "../../../SdkConfig";
import Modal from "../../../Modal";
import { _t } from "../../../languageHandler";
import QuestionDialog from "./QuestionDialog";
import BugReportDialog from "./BugReportDialog";
import BaseDialog from "./BaseDialog";
import DialogButtons from "../elements/DialogButtons";
interface IProps {
error: unknown;
onFinished(clear?: boolean): void;
}
export default class SessionRestoreErrorDialog extends React.Component<IProps> {
private sendBugReport = (): void => {
Modal.createDialog(BugReportDialog, {
error: this.props.error,
});
};
private onClearStorageClick = (): void => {
const { finished } = Modal.createDialog(QuestionDialog, {
title: _t("action|sign_out"),
description: <div>{_t("error|session_restore|clear_storage_description")}</div>,
button: _t("action|sign_out"),
danger: true,
});
finished.then(([ok]) => this.props.onFinished(ok));
};
private onRefreshClick = (): void => {
// Is this likely to help? Probably not, but giving only one button
// that clears your storage seems awful.
window.location.reload();
};
public render(): React.ReactNode {
const brand = SdkConfig.get().brand;
const clearStorageButton = (
<button onClick={this.onClearStorageClick} className="danger">
{_t("error|session_restore|clear_storage_button")}
</button>
);
let dialogButtons;
if (SdkConfig.get().bug_report_endpoint_url) {
dialogButtons = (
<DialogButtons
primaryButton={_t("bug_reporting|send_logs")}
onPrimaryButtonClick={this.sendBugReport}
focus={true}
hasCancel={false}
>
{clearStorageButton}
</DialogButtons>
);
} else {
dialogButtons = (
<DialogButtons
primaryButton={_t("action|refresh")}
onPrimaryButtonClick={this.onRefreshClick}
focus={true}
hasCancel={false}
>
{clearStorageButton}
</DialogButtons>
);
}
return (
<BaseDialog
className="mx_ErrorDialog"
onFinished={this.props.onFinished}
title={_t("error|session_restore|title")}
contentId="mx_Dialog_content"
hasCancel={false}
>
<div className="mx_Dialog_content" id="mx_Dialog_content">
<p>{_t("error|session_restore|description_1")}</p>
<p>{_t("error|session_restore|description_2", { brand })}</p>
<p>{_t("error|session_restore|description_3")}</p>
</div>
{dialogButtons}
</BaseDialog>
);
}
}