Description

Zetkin has native fields on person object (e.g. first name and email), that exist in all organizations, and custom fields, which is a way for an organization to create additional fields on a person object. The "gender" field is a native field in Zetkin. It allows four values, 'm' (male), 'f' (female), 'o' (other) and null (unknown).

The import feature in Zetkin allows admin users to import data from a CSV or Excel file, usually exported from some other system. Those systems rarely have the exact same conventions for the gender field, so there needs to be some sort of way for users of the importer to map from values in the file to one of the allowed values in Zetkin.

Similar mapping already exists for several other types of data, such as custom fields of the "enum" type, tags and organizations.

Steps to reproduce

1. Go to https://app.dev.zetkin.org/organize/1/people
2. Click on "CREATE"
3. Click on "Import people"
4. Drop any small CSV file (see example below)
5. For the "GENDER" column, pick "Gender" from the drop-down

Sample CSV

FIRST,LAST,GENDER
Clara,Zetkin,woman
Richard,Olsson,man
Someone,Else,nb
Lesser,Known,unknown

Expected Behaviour

There should be a "Configure" option under the dropdown, and the configuration should open to the right. The configuration should allow the user to map the values that exist in the column ("woman", "man", "nb" and "unknown") to the allowed values in Zetkin. Compare with how the "tag" filter or "extra enum" filter works.

Actual Behaviour

No configuration on the right hand side.

Screenshots (if you have any)

Proposed solution

Have a look at how the configuration for tags, organizations and enum fields work.