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fix: add a timeout on PressableWithFeedback for disable removal #18865

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This PR adds a delay of 1000ms in GenericPressable before the disabled cursor style kicks in. This is needed in order to fix the quick cursor style change that often occurs when the PressableWithFeedback button is clicked quickly.

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PROPOSAL: #18862 (comment)

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  1. Login into the app and go to any page that contains a PressableWithFeedback button (eg The submit button at the first step of the manual connect bank account page)
  2. Click the submit button multiple times quickly without filling the inputs.
  3. Verify that the cursor style does not change to disabled and make sure that it does not flicker.
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  1. Login into the app and go to any page that contains a PressableWithFeedback button (eg The submit button at the first step of the manual connect bank account page)
  2. Click the submit button multiple times quickly without filling the inputs.
  3. Verify that the cursor style does not change to disabled and make sure that it does not flicker.
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So the problem with this implementation is that it doesn't actually disable the Pressable until after 1000ms, which is not what we want. We just want to prevent the disabled cursor style from showing until the Pressable has been disabled for 1000ms.

Also, it currently is only delaying the Pressable from being re-enabled, which we agreed we didn't want to do at all.

Something like this is more like what I had in mind (in BaseGenericPressable):

const isDisabled = useMemo(() => {
    let shouldBeDisabledByScreenReader = false;
    if (enableInScreenReaderStates === CONST.SCREEN_READER_STATES.ACTIVE) {
        shouldBeDisabledByScreenReader = !isScreenReaderActive;
    }
    
    if (enableInScreenReaderStates === CONST.SCREEN_READER_STATES.DISABLED) {
        shouldBeDisabledByScreenReader = isScreenReaderActive;
    }
    
    return props.disabled || shouldBeDisabledByScreenReader;
}, [isScreenReaderActive, enableInScreenReaderStates, props.disabled]);
  
const [shouldUseDisabledCursor, setShouldUseDisabledCursor] = useState(isDisabled);
useEffect(() => {
    if (!isDisabled) {
        setShouldUseDisabledCursor(isDisabled);
    } else {
        setTimeout(() => setShouldUseDisabledCursor(isDisabled), 1000);
    }
}, [isDisabled]);


...
...

getCursorStyle(shouldUseDisabledCursor, [props.accessibilityRole, props.role].includes('text')),

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I don't think this solution is working. We basically disabled the "disabled cursor". This is because the useEffect will run after the click event is already handled.

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allroundexperts commented May 13, 2023

I don't think this solution is working. We basically disabled the "disabled cursor". This is because the useEffect will run after the click event is already handled.

@s77rt I think this is what is intended. As far as I've understood, we need to show the disabled cursor AFTER 1s timeout. We don't need to add a timeout to the disabled state itself.

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s77rt commented May 13, 2023

@allroundexperts What I meant is that the cursor won't show even if the button remains disabled for more than 1s. The timer won't even start.

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allroundexperts commented May 13, 2023

@allroundexperts What I meant is that the cursor won't show even if the button remains disabled for more than 1s. The timer won't even start.

That's weird. Checkout the second video I attached for Web. It seems to be getting triggered fine. I made the onPress handler a Promise that resolved after 2s for testing.

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s77rt commented May 13, 2023

It will only work if the onPress callback is async. As in this case the useEffect setup will fire before the onPress async work is done.

If the callback is sync. We will first do the sync work (keep cursor in normal state - even if the work is taking more than 1sec) and then call the useEffect setup which would be pointless at this stage.

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s in this case the useEffect setup will fire before the onPress async work is done.

If the callback is sync. We will first do the sync work (keep cursor in normal state - even if the work is taking more than 1sec) and then call the useEffect setup which would be pointless at this sta

Nice finding. I'll try to come up with a solution that works for sync code as well. As a side note, do we have any sync action that usually takes more than a second 🤔?

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s77rt commented May 13, 2023

I'm not totally sure. Seems like an edge case so maybe we can have the disabled cursor just for the async work.

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I'm not totally sure. Seems like an edge case so maybe we can have the disabled cursor just for the async work.

@roryabraham Can you confirm if that is a reasonable assumption?

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@s77rt I think this is a reasonable assumption. If a sync function is taking more than a second, then during that time, the whole UI would be blocked anyways because of the single threaded nature of JS. I've attached a video of what happens when a sync function is used for onPress handler (a for loop that goes to 200000).

Screen.Recording.2023-05-13.at.6.50.50.PM.mov

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s77rt commented May 13, 2023

Yeah I think you are right.

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setDisabled(props.disabled);
})
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Why this is required?

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During my testing, I found that the button would be stuck in a disabled state if the promise failed. This resets the button so that the user can continue.

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Can you pinpoint to any real case that I can reproduce?
Also if that's the case we should just use finally instead of then & catch.

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It really depends on the onPress function being supplied. And yea, finally looks good.

Comment on lines 117 to 129
useEffect(() => {
let timer = null;
if (!isDisabled) {
setShouldUseDisabledCursor(false);
} else {
timer = setTimeout(() => setShouldUseDisabledCursor(true), 1000);
}
onPressHandler(event);
}, [onPressHandler]);

return () => {
if (!timer) return;
clearTimeout(timer);
};
}, [isDisabled]);
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Make the cleanup function only if isDisabled is true.

    useEffect(() => {
        if (isDisabled) {
            const timer = setTimeout(() => setShouldUseDisabledCursor(true), 1000);
            return () => clearTimeout(timer);
        }
        setShouldUseDisabledCursor(false);
    }, [isDisabled]);

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Fixed.

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setDisabled(props.disabled);
})
.catch(() => setDisabled(props.disabled));
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Can you pinpoint to any real case that I can reproduce?
Also if that's the case we should just use finally instead of then & catch.

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s77rt commented May 13, 2023

BTW; the diff looks to be a lot. Is this caused by prettier? Can you fix that?

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BTW; the diff looks to be a lot. Is this caused by prettier? Can you fix that?

Merged with latest and fixed.

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Code looks good. But the PR details / tests are not correct. Please update.

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@s77rt I've updated the steps. However, I'm unsure how to test the actual cursor getting disabled after 1s since none of the actions in our app takes this long. Do you have any idea of how we should deal with this?

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s77rt commented May 14, 2023

@allroundexperts Just test against this case #17103 (comment)

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@allroundexperts Just test against this case #17103 (comment)

@s77rt I've mentioned a similar case in the tests section of my proposal.

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s77rt commented May 14, 2023

@allroundexperts Almost ready 😁 Can you please remove the old videos as they may be confusing since the disabled cursor is visible on those.

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@allroundexperts Almost ready 😁 Can you please remove the old videos as they may be confusing since the disabled cursor is visible on those.

@s77rt If you are talking about the videos in web or desktop, those are all new videos. The disabled cursor shows up after 1s because I was running a promise that resolved after 2s.

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s77rt commented May 14, 2023

@allroundexperts Yeah but the 2s promise is not on staging so it's hard for the QA team to test this and it may be confusing.

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@allroundexperts Yeah but the 2s promise is not on staging so it's hard for the QA team to test this and it may be confusing.

Makes sense. Removing that one.

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@s77rt Removed on web and desktop.

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s77rt commented May 14, 2023

@allroundexperts Thank you!

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LGTM! 🚀

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@roryabraham This is waiting for your review.

@roryabraham roryabraham merged commit f365b88 into Expensify:main May 16, 2023
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 1.3.15-0 🚀

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@roryabraham @s77rt This issue is failing step 3 on Web and Desktop - #19137

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I went ahead and closed that other issue. I think that it was maybe just poorly described testing steps.

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Great! Then we can check this one off from the checklist. Thanks!

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