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fix: enable tab on IOU request start page #45982

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  1. Go to staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Go to FAB > Submit expense
  3. Switch to different tab, and start Tab/Shift Tab around

Verify that the focus jumps around the IOU start page but there's no UI shifting

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  1. Go to staging.new.expensify.com
  2. Go to FAB > Submit expense
  3. Switch to different tab, and start Tab/Shift Tab around

Verify that the focus jumps around the IOU start page but there's no UI shifting

  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@dominictb - We need to fix the bug in the start chat page and in all places where we use the tab selector. perhaps we can extract common code

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@rayane-djouah I'll check and get back to you on that.

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dominictb commented Jul 26, 2024

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@rayane-djouah do you think we need to get someone's opinion on this: If we tab around like this there's blurry blue border around that tab item?

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@rayane-djouah do you think we need to get someone's opinion on this: If we tab around like this there's blurry blue border around that tab item?

I think this is already the behavior in the start chat page in the production app and should be out of scope for this PR

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@rayane-djouah sorry, but one final question: In start new chat page, the header back button and the tab bar are excluded from focus trap, so what should be the expectation here: the header back button and the tab bar are included in/excluded from the focus trap?

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@dominictb - I think we should make it consistent with the IOU start page. Therefore, it should be included.

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working on this now!

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got some issue while updating the OnyxTabNavigator. I'll try to resolve it today.


const addContainer = useCallback((container: FocusTrapContainerElement) => {
const containerAsHTMLElement = container as unknown as HTMLElement;
const removeContainer = () => setContainers((prevContainers) => prevContainers.filter((c) => c !== container));
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We might not need this. I will delete this later once this PR is finished reviewing.

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@rayane-djouah pls re-check. I'll update the evidence later.

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TS checks are failing

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Checking now. @rayane-djouah I think you can still continue the review, I'll update the TS error in a bit.

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@@ -253,6 +253,7 @@ function WorkspaceNewRoomPage({policies, reports, formState, session, activePoli
includePaddingTop={false}
shouldEnablePickerAvoiding={false}
testID={WorkspaceNewRoomPage.displayName}
focusTrapSettings={{active: false}}
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Why do we need this?

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In /new/(chat|room) page, we have 3 focus traps: The parent focus trap in here and 2 child focus traps in each NewChatPage and WorkspaceNewRoomPage, and all three are activated. So in this case, the parent focus trap will be ignored, i.e: The header button + tab selector items are not in the focus trap.

Since the expected result is to include both the header button and tab bar items in the focus trap, We'll need to deactivate 2 child focus traps in respective component NewChatPage and WorkspaceNewRoomPage

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Please add that context to the code so the explanation is apparent for who sees it next.

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Bug: The form is validating the data (submitted) and showing an error when we change the tab by keyboard

About this one, it is because when the tab selector item is active, they have no role, hence the pressOnEnter functionality is active on submit button. One solution is to add the role=button for tab selector item.

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The code is looking good and tests well. But, it would be nice if you can add more comments to make the logic clear for other developers

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On it now!

move tab bar with focus trap inclusion inside onyx tab navigator
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@rayane-djouah done!

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I've long been confused with the tab navigator and found it to be a very difficult component to use, modify, and maintain. My hats off to you for being brave enough to work on it. Now, with the inclusion of the focus traps, I think it is even more difficult to understand and work on, which has me worried.

Instead of us moving toward something more simple, we are diving deeper into complexity, and I would be hard pressed to come along and continue to work on this component.

At the very least... Would you consider adding a MD file to /contributingGuides that explains the focus trap components, how they should be used, and most importantly why they should be used?

If you were to rewrite the tab selector from scratch today, I'm curious what ideas you have to make something that is more simple and easier to maintain.

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Can ref be referenced directly? If so, please remove this unnecessary variable.

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Since we have ref.current = node, we'll need to assign to a local variable to avoid eslint error

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/** Callback to register the focus trap container elements of the current active tab */
onActiveTabFocusTrapContainerElementChanged?: (containerElement: HTMLElement | null) => void;

/** Callback to register the focus trap container elements of the tab bar */
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Would you please add a little more detail to these comments? Instead of only describing what the callback are, I like to include when they are triggered and why someone would want to use them. For example:

This callback is triggered when the container element receives or loses focus. Use this when...

export const TopTab = createMaterialTopTabNavigator();
const TopTab = createMaterialTopTabNavigator();

const TabFocusTrapContext = React.createContext<(tabName: string, containerElement: HTMLElement | null) => void>(() => {});
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Please add a comment to describe this variable and why it is there.

}: OnyxTabNavigatorProps) {
const [focusTrapContainerElementMapping, setFocusTrapContainerElementMapping] = useState<Record<string, HTMLElement>>({});

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What is the purpose of this callback?

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Please add a comment to describe why this is necessary.

const [tabBarContainerElement, setTabBarContainerElement] = useState<HTMLElement | null>(null);
const [activeTabContainerElement, setActiveTabContainerElement] = useState<HTMLElement | null>(null);

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Please add a comment explaining why both of these callbacks are necessary.

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Please add that context to the code so the explanation is apparent for who sees it next.

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tgolen commented Aug 8, 2024

I discussed this PR internally with a few folks (like @AndrewGable and @marcaaron) and I think we're all a bit concerned at the amount of changes in this PR to fix the reported bug. @dominictb I think you had some other proposal ideas that were a more simple solution that might be worth exploring.

I think one of them was only rendering the active tab. @rayane-djouah found that this leads to a bit of a delay as you navigate between tabs due to the re-rendering (it's mostly notable on the map view).

  • Do you think the rendering delay is real and something we should definitely avoid?
  • Is there something else we can do to not pay the re-rendering penalty, but still only render the active tab?
  • What other ideas do you have to fix this problem without having more complex focus traps?

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The app uses a sliding transition when you long press and swipe the pages, a gesture commonly used on mobile devices.

Here is a video of the animation on staging:

Screen.Recording.2024-08-09.at.12.45.08.AM.mov

If we render only the active tab or use the CSS visibility property to hide other tabs, we will disrupt this animation. Additionally, there will be a delay when navigating between tabs.

Here is the result using the CSS visibility solution:

Screen.Recording.2024-08-09.at.12.44.04.AM.mov

And the result of rendering only the active tab:

Screen.Recording.2024-08-09.at.12.50.15.AM.mov

However, with the changes from this PR, there are no delays and the animation still works correctly.

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tsa321 commented Aug 9, 2024

@rayane-djouah, maybe we can remove the CSS visibility hidden when the dragging starts?

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Sorry it's quite a lot of information for me to digest. Give me some time to get back to you. TY!

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@tgolen sorry for late reply, but here's my take on this issue:

  • To me and @rayane-djouah the implementation scope of this issue is quite straightforward, and the solution is simple to understand as well. It should by implementer's fault (i.e, me) if any other reviewer or reader doesn't understand what is the change and how does it solve the original issue. So I'll do my best to explain in the codebase itself. And the reason why this should be the best solution, I think @rayane-djouah has already explained in both the issue and this PR's description, so I'll leave the spotlight to him in case of any inquiries from you.

  • Based on my original proposal's RCA, the correct solution to solve the original issue is much more simpler, but 2 things (and I think @rayane-djouah has already explained in the issue discussion): it doesn't align with the goal of improving tab navigation in the app, and it is not extensible to any other cases if we want to use OnyxTabNavigator. Hence, you can imagine that this PR is trying to solve, not only the original issue, but also any other future issues of tab navigation on web (the scope is bigger than the original). Given that the solution should be simple and the scope of change is small, I think it's worth pursuing. There's bunch of file changes in the PR because I have to create a generic element + fix in 2 places where OnyxTabNavigator is involved.

I would try to give my best to explain what I introduced in the PR. We can discuss more if you have any further concerns about the approach, implementation,... here or on Slack. TY!

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Thank you for your comments in the code an further explanation.

I did some research about the focus traps and I understand them better now, though I'm not really sure they are the best thing for accessibility. It feels to me like focus traps in general break the tab navigation behavior of a browser in such a way that someone who is blind or using non-standard mouse/keyboard inputs might have difficulty. (eg. once you have focus inside the tabs, there is no way to escape out of the focus trap so they cannot navigate to other areas of the page)

Since this is a completely separate concern than the bug you're fixing, I'll go ahead and merge this for now, but just record my thoughts for historical purposes.

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This PR is failing because of issue #47381

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FYI I believe this was deployed to prod yesterday, from this checklist - #47356

@dominictb dominictb deleted the fix/43719-shift-tab-test branch August 21, 2024 02:17
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