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[Search v1] Implement policy filter #41769

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This PR adds switching between workspaces on the SearchPage.

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$ #41618
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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console
  1. Log in to New Expensify.
  2. Open the Account Settings.
  3. Go to the Troubleshoot section.
  4. Open the Search Page.
  5. Verify whether the workspace switcher works properly on the Search Page:
  • Check if deeplinks to the search page with the policyID in the url work fine
  • Check in the Network tab in the browser if requests have in their params policyID
  • Check if the icon of the workspace switcher matches with the selected workspace.

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Left some small comments, the navigation logic is getting pretty complex and hacky IMO :/ but I don't have enough knowledge (yet) to help simplify it.

function getQueryHash(query: string): number {
return UserUtils.hashText(query, 2 ** 32);
function getQueryHash(query: string, policyID?: string): number {
const textToHash = policyID ? `${query}_${policyID}` : query;
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you can write this as:
const textToHash = [query, policyID].filter(Boolean).join('_');

no conditional logic + whenever we add 3rd or 4th parameter (I believe we will add more params like page or sortBy, right?) it will be easy to expand to more phrases.

@@ -93,8 +102,10 @@ export default function switchPolicyID(navigation: NavigationContainerRef<RootSt
return;
}

const shouldPushCentralPane = !getIsNarrowLayout() || shouldOpenSearchPage;
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I find it hard to understand what does "push" mean in this context. If you think this is obvious to people working with navigation then feel free to leave as is.
If not then perhaps some other name or a comment?

const hash = SearchUtils.getQueryHash(query);
API.read(READ_COMMANDS.SEARCH, {query, hash});
function search(query: string, policyID?: string) {
const hash = SearchUtils.getQueryHash(query, policyID);
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I suggest we only compute hash in the search component and pass it here along with the other arguments.
Feels unnecessary to count hash twice, and it will make this function super simple.

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LGTM, we have agreed on some naming and comment changes but approving this

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Comment on lines -38 to -45
// Case when the user is on the AllSettingsScreen and selects the specific workspace. The user is redirected then to the specific workspace settings.
if (screen === SCREENS.ALL_SETTINGS && policyID) {
screen = SCREENS.WORKSPACE.INITIAL;
}

// Alternative case when the user is on the specific workspace settings screen and selects "All" workspace.
else if (!policyID && screen === SCREENS.WORKSPACE.INITIAL) {
screen = SCREENS.ALL_SETTINGS;
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Why did we remove this?


// Currently, the search page displayed in the bottom tab has the same URL as the page in the central pane, so we need to redirect to the correct search route.
// Here's the configuration: src/libs/Navigation/AppNavigator/createCustomStackNavigator/index.tsx
const isOpeningSearchFromBottomTab = newPath.startsWith(CONST.SEARCH_BOTTOM_TAB_URL);
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Can we use the screen name instead of creating a new const for it?

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if (!getIsNarrowLayout()) {
// Case when the user selects "All" workspace from the specific workspace settings
if (checkIfActionPayloadNameIsEqual(actionForBottomTabNavigator, SCREENS.ALL_SETTINGS) && !policyID) {
root.dispatch({
type: CONST.NAVIGATION.ACTION_TYPE.PUSH,
payload: {
name: NAVIGATORS.CENTRAL_PANE_NAVIGATOR,
params: {
screen: SCREENS.SETTINGS.WORKSPACES,
params: undefined,
},
},
});
} else {
const topmostCentralPaneRoute = getTopmostCentralPaneRoute(rootState);
const screen = topmostCentralPaneRoute?.name;
const params: CentralPaneRouteParams = {...topmostCentralPaneRoute?.params};
const isWorkspaceScreen = screen && Object.values(SCREENS.WORKSPACE).includes(screen as ValueOf<typeof SCREENS.WORKSPACE>);

// Only workspace settings screens have to store the policyID in the params.
// In other case, the policyID is read from the BottomTab params.
if (!isWorkspaceScreen) {
delete params.policyID;
} else {
params.policyID = policyID;
}

// If the user is on the home page and changes the current workspace, then should be displayed a report from the selected workspace.
// To achieve that, it's necessary to navigate without the reportID param.
if (checkIfActionPayloadNameIsEqual(actionForBottomTabNavigator, SCREENS.HOME)) {
delete params.reportID;
}

root.dispatch({
type: CONST.NAVIGATION.ACTION_TYPE.PUSH,
payload: {
name: NAVIGATORS.CENTRAL_PANE_NAVIGATOR,
params: {
screen,
params,
},
},
});
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I'm not sure that I understand this diff. Would you mind explaining why we can replace this code?

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This code is related to the pages that have been already refactored. Previously Workspace Switcher was available on Account Settings and Workspace Initial Page pages, we don't need this anymore since these pages don't display WS :)

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type SearchParams = {
query: string;
policyID?: string;
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We're actually using policyIDs, string containing a comma separated list of policyIDs since in the future users will be able to search for results with search syntax instead of just using the workspace switcher, e.g. type:transaction to:<policy>

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I have a question regarding this change. In the design doc we have an url for this page in the format: route: search/:query/:sortBy/:order/:policyID, example: search/all/date/asc/1 and I'm wondering whether storing these filters in route params would be more readable for users: search/all?sortBy=date&order=asc&policyIDs=1. It's also easier to implement optional params in this format. In the situation when we don't have any filters and we select a policy, we have to add also other params to the url which are before the policyID. WDYT?
cc: @adamgrzybowski @Kicu

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Yea, I think that makes sense. Would we want to implement those changes in this PR or in a follow up?

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Bug: switch workspace call search API 3 times.

issue1.mp4

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luacmartins commented May 9, 2024

Ah yea, I noticed that too but forgot to post about it. The first call seems to have no policyIDs param, while the next ones do. We should fix that.

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I am not sure if this bug or not implemented yet.
Bug: switch workspace not filtering the data, it always displays the whole data without filtering.

20240509233624846.mp4

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Check if deeplinks to the search page with the policyID in the url work fine

Work fine in web, but not work in iOS native.

20240510002633146.mp4

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Looking good. We still need to address the multiple API calls and the deeplink issue

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Looks good to me, but we still need to fix this #41769 (review) and clean this #41769 (comment)

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@WojtekBoman I'm gonna go ahead and merge this one since it'll reduce conflicts in the next PRs, but can you please work on this follow up? #42177

@luacmartins luacmartins merged commit 1280049 into Expensify:main May 14, 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.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/luacmartins in version: 1.4.74-0 🚀

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🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by https://github.com/chiragsalian in version: 1.4.74-6 🚀

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🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
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