Include currency name in Spend filter search#90981
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The Spend filter currency search only matched against the display string (e.g. "EUR - €"), so searching by human-readable name like "Euro" returned no results. The expense creation currency selector already searches both display text and currency name. Add an optional searchableText field to all picker item types (SearchMultipleSelectionPicker, SearchSingleSelectionPicker, MultiSelect, MultiSelectPopup, SingleSelect) and update their filter predicates to match against it. Populate this field with the currency name from currencyList in SearchFiltersCurrencyBase and getCurrencyOptions. Co-authored-by: Joel Davies <jjcoffee@users.noreply.github.com>
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@MelvinBot Give your reasoning for making the change to all picker item types (SearchMultipleSelectionPicker, SearchSingleSelectionPicker, MultiSelect, MultiSelectPopup, SingleSelect). I don't think it makes sense to implement it for pickers we don't need. |
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All five picker types receive currency items — the
The field is optional on all of them, so non-currency callers are unaffected. But each picker listed above genuinely renders currency items through one of the four data flows, so omitting any of them would leave a code path where searching by currency name (e.g. "Euro") silently stops working. |
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Updated the Tests section with the provided test steps. |
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Updated the PR body — Offline tests now notes this is N/A (client-side filtering only) and refers to Tests, and QA Steps now refers to the Tests section. |
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| const filteredItems = isSearchable ? items.filter((item) => item.text.toLowerCase().includes(debouncedSearchTerm.toLowerCase())) : items; | ||
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❌ PERF-13 (docs)
debouncedSearchTerm.toLowerCase() is called inside the .filter() callback but does not depend on the iterator variable item. It produces the same result on every iteration, creating redundant work that scales with the number of items.
Hoist searchLower outside the .filter() call, similar to how it is done in the other files in this PR (e.g., SingleSelect.tsx, SearchSingleSelectionPicker.tsx):
const searchLower = debouncedSearchTerm.toLowerCase();
const filteredItems = isSearchable
? items.filter((item) => item.text.toLowerCase().includes(searchLower) || item.searchableText?.toLowerCase().includes(searchLower))
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Hoisted searchLower outside the .filter() callback in b88f150. 👍
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Move debouncedSearchTerm.toLowerCase() before the .filter() call so it is computed once instead of on every iteration. Co-authored-by: Joel Davies <jjcoffee@users.noreply.github.com>
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❌ CONSISTENCY-3 (docs)
The MultiSelectItem<T> type defined here (lines 9-15) is an exact duplicate of the MultiSelectItem<T> type already exported from @components/Search/FilterComponents/MultiSelect. Both types have identical fields: text, value, icons, leftElement, and searchableText. This PR extends the duplication by adding searchableText to both copies independently.
Import and re-export the type from MultiSelect instead of redefining it:
import type {MultiSelectItem} from '@components/Search/FilterComponents/MultiSelect';
// Remove the local MultiSelectItem type definition entirely
// Keep the re-export if needed by consumers:
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The bot is correct that MultiSelectItem<T> is duplicated between MultiSelect.tsx and MultiSelectPopup.tsx. However, this duplication is pre-existing on main — this PR only added the searchableText field to both copies.
Fixing it (importing from MultiSelect and re-exporting) is straightforward and would be a net improvement, but it's cleanup of pre-existing tech debt rather than something this PR introduced. Happy to fix it in this PR if you'd like, or it can be left for a separate cleanup.
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I'd prefer to leave it to a separate PR unless @puneetlath disagrees.
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Hmm, is it a big change? This seems like a good place to clean it up if not. Rather than extending the issue.
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Done in 0a12f66 — removed the duplicate MultiSelectItem definition from MultiSelectPopup.tsx and imported it from MultiSelect instead. The re-export is preserved so AddExistingExpense.tsx (the only external consumer importing from MultiSelectPopup) continues to work unchanged.
Import MultiSelectItem from MultiSelect instead of redefining it. The re-export is preserved so existing consumers are unaffected. Co-authored-by: Joel Davies <jjcoffee@users.noreply.github.com>
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Explanation of Change
The Spend filter currency search only matches against the display string (e.g. "EUR - €"), so searching by human-readable name like "Euro" returns no results. The expense creation currency selector already searches both display text and currency name — this PR aligns the Spend filter behavior.
Adds an optional
searchableTextfield to all picker item types (SearchMultipleSelectionPicker,SearchSingleSelectionPicker,MultiSelect,MultiSelectPopup,SingleSelect) and updates their filter predicates to match against it in addition to the display text. Populates this field with the currency name fromcurrencyListin bothSearchFiltersCurrencyBase(narrow-screen modal path) andgetCurrencyOptions(wide-screen dropdown path).The change is backwards-compatible —
searchableTextis optional, so all non-currency callers of these pickers continue to work unchanged.Fixed Issues
$ #89735
PROPOSAL: #89735 (comment)
Tests
Offline tests
N/A — this change only affects client-side filtering of an already-loaded currency list. See Tests section above.
QA Steps
Same as Tests section above.
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