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ignore periods on search #8375

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Ignore periods on searching reports

Fixed Issues

$ #8007

Tests

  1. Open app
  2. Hit search on top
  3. Type any email with the period and hit search
  4. Now we should be able to find same email with or without periods

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  1. Open app
  2. Hit search on top
  3. Type any email with the period and hit search
  4. Now we should be able to find same email with or without periods

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At this point we still have the edge case @Santhosh-Sellavel said on #8007 (comment)

I think we could do:

((recentReportOptions.length === 0 && personalDetailsOptions.length === 0) || && _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)

here:

let userToInvite = null;
if (searchValue
&& recentReportOptions.length === 0
&& personalDetailsOptions.length === 0
&& !isCurrentUser({login: searchValue})
&& _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)
&& ((Str.isValidEmail(searchValue) && !Str.isDomainEmail(searchValue)) || Str.isValidPhone(searchValue))
&& (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase()))
&& (searchValue !== CONST.EMAIL.CHRONOS || Permissions.canUseChronos(betas))

What do you think @Santhosh-Sellavel?

Comment on lines 177 to 178
searchTerms.push(personalDetail.login);
searchTerms.push(personalDetail.login.replace(/\./g, ''));
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Do we need both here?

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I think we won't need line 177 anymore

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Santhosh-Sellavel commented Mar 31, 2022

At this point we still have the edge case @Santhosh-Sellavel said on #8007 (comment)

I think we could do:

((recentReportOptions.length === 0 && personalDetailsOptions.length === 0) || && _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)

here:

let userToInvite = null;
if (searchValue
&& recentReportOptions.length === 0
&& personalDetailsOptions.length === 0
&& !isCurrentUser({login: searchValue})
&& _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)
&& ((Str.isValidEmail(searchValue) && !Str.isDomainEmail(searchValue)) || Str.isValidPhone(searchValue))
&& (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase()))
&& (searchValue !== CONST.EMAIL.CHRONOS || Permissions.canUseChronos(betas))

What do you think @Santhosh-Sellavel?

No bad idea. It would produce incorrect results.

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Santhosh-Sellavel commented Mar 31, 2022

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Any one of the following checks would do.

 && ((recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0 || _.contains(searchValue, '.'))
&& ((recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0
|| (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase())))

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@Santhosh-Sellavel do you think there's something we have to change in addition?

&& recentReportOptions.length === 0
&& personalDetailsOptions.length === 0
&& ((recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0
|| (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase())))
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thought: It might help readability if we just extract this whole if block to a method like canAddUserToInvite()? It looks pretty crazy and we are duplicating some logic for the login options.

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I have this feeling too.

What do you think of changing the if block to:

if (canAddUserToInvite(searchValue,recentReportOptions,personalDetailsOptions,loginOptionsToExclude,selectedOptions,loginOptionsToExclude))

adding the method:

function canAddUserToInvite(searchValue,recentReportOptions,personalDetailsOptions,loginOptionsToExclude,selectedOptions){
    const canAddUserToInvite = searchValue && ((recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0
    || (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase())))
    && !isCurrentUser({login: searchValue})
    && _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)
    && ((Str.isValidEmail(searchValue) && !Str.isDomainEmail(searchValue)) || Str.isValidPhone(searchValue))
    && (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase()))

    return canAddUserToInvite;
}

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we are duplicating some logic for the login options.

Yes

thinking A = (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase()))
and B = (recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0
We have A && (A || B), its a redundant logic, we could change to A.
A && (A || B) = A , so we could discard the B logic keeping the same behavior:

function canAddUserToInvite(searchValue,loginOptionsToExclude,selectedOptions){
    const canAddUserToInvite = searchValue
    && !isCurrentUser({login: searchValue})
    && _.every(selectedOptions, option => option.login !== searchValue)
    && ((Str.isValidEmail(searchValue) && !Str.isDomainEmail(searchValue)) || Str.isValidPhone(searchValue))
    && (!_.find(loginOptionsToExclude, loginOptionToExclude => loginOptionToExclude.login === searchValue.toLowerCase()))

    return canAddUserToInvite;
}

let me know what you guys think before I push some changes to it

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Yeah that's a lot of variables for a method, but cleaning it up would be an improvement. We could also maybe making it less of a giant ternary that is hard to make sense out of and use extra variables and if statements (but let's pause that for a second).

As for the redundancy, I agree with the assessment that B would be unneeded - but is the proposal to remove the code to check for available options? Why was the change added in the first place?

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this change was added in order to prevent this edge case @Santhosh-Sellavel found on #8007 (comment) , so we needed to show user to invite even when it doesn't found a result from search(when lenghts == 0)

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@marcaaron nice one! may I commit all thoses changes?

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Yep!

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Sorry, @marcaaron for the confusion.

You are right,

looking at loginOptionsToExclude doesn’t make sense.

The confusion originated from my suggestions here. #8375 (comment) those were two quick suggestions.

But we would really avoided this conversation if @mateusbra went with first suggestion, because this occurs only when search has dot.

&& ((recentReportOptions.length + personalDetailsOptions.length) === 0 || _.contains(searchValue, '.'))

But this is the better & simpler solution, unfortunately we both missed to foresee

!_.find(personalDetailsOptions.concat(recentReportOptions), option => option.login === searchValue.toLowerCase());

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Sorry @Santhosh-Sellavel I thought the second sugestion you proposed was better 😅, but now I think the misunderstoods were solved.

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I commited the changes, if you think its better to use the first suggestion from #8375 (comment) please tell me.

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Need to add tests for this new case in OptionsListUtilsTest.js

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Need to add tests for this new case in OptionsListUtilsTest.js

Working on it

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// Then we expect to have the personal detail with period filtered
expect(results.recentReports.length).toBe(1);
expect(results.recentReports[0].text).toBe('The Flash');
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Can we add a test for the userToInvite case we are discussing above?

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Yes

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I added the tests and commited the changes guys! Take a look when you can.

cc: @marcaaron
cc: @Santhosh-Sellavel

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Everything looks good, testing steps can include an example of search terms & results.

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Looks good to me, tests well.

@stitesExpensify Will leave it you!

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Thanks for the input everyone! Looking now

@stitesExpensify stitesExpensify merged commit fd23073 into Expensify:main Apr 13, 2022
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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 @stitesExpensify in version: 1.1.56-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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🚀 Deployed to production by @francoisl in version: 1.1.56-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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