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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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import React from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import classNames from 'classnames';
import sdk from '../../../index';
import { debounce } from 'lodash';
// Invoke validation from user input (when typing, etc.) at most once every N ms.
const VALIDATION_THROTTLE_MS = 200;
export default class Field extends React.PureComponent {
static propTypes = {
// The field's ID, which binds the input and label together.
id: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
// The element to create. Defaults to "input".
// To define options for a select, use
element: PropTypes.oneOf(["input", "select", "textarea"]),
// The field's type (when used as an ). Defaults to "text".
type: PropTypes.string,
// The field's label string.
label: PropTypes.string,
// The field's placeholder string. Defaults to the label.
placeholder: PropTypes.string,
// The field's value.
// This is a controlled component, so the value is required.
value: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
// Optional component to include inside the field before the input.
prefix: PropTypes.node,
// Optional component to include inside the field after the input.
postfix: PropTypes.node,
// The callback called whenever the contents of the field
// changes. Returns an object with `valid` boolean field
// and a `feedback` react component field to provide feedback
// to the user.
onValidate: PropTypes.func,
// If specified, overrides the value returned by onValidate.
flagInvalid: PropTypes.bool,
// If specified, contents will appear as a tooltip on the element and
// validation feedback tooltips will be suppressed.
tooltipContent: PropTypes.node,
// If specified alongside tooltipContent, the class name to apply to the
// tooltip itself.
tooltipClassName: PropTypes.string,
// If specified, an additional class name to apply to the field container
className: PropTypes.string,
// All other props pass through to the .
};
constructor() {
super();
this.state = {
valid: undefined,
feedback: undefined,
};
}
onFocus = (ev) => {
this.validate({
focused: true,
});
// Parent component may have supplied its own `onFocus` as well
if (this.props.onFocus) {
this.props.onFocus(ev);
}
};
onChange = (ev) => {
this.validateOnChange();
// Parent component may have supplied its own `onChange` as well
if (this.props.onChange) {
this.props.onChange(ev);
}
};
onBlur = (ev) => {
this.validate({
focused: false,
});
// Parent component may have supplied its own `onBlur` as well
if (this.props.onBlur) {
this.props.onBlur(ev);
}
};
focus() {
this.input.focus();
}
async validate({ focused, allowEmpty = true }) {
if (!this.props.onValidate) {
return;
}
const value = this.input ? this.input.value : null;
const { valid, feedback } = await this.props.onValidate({
value,
focused,
allowEmpty,
});
if (feedback) {
this.setState({
valid,
feedback,
feedbackVisible: true,
});
} else {
// When we receive null `feedback`, we want to hide the tooltip.
// We leave the previous `feedback` content in state without updating it,
// so that we can hide the tooltip containing the most recent feedback
// via CSS animation.
this.setState({
valid,
feedbackVisible: false,
});
}
}
/*
* This was changed from throttle to debounce: this is more traditional for
* form validation since it means that the validation doesn't happen at all
* until the user stops typing for a bit (debounce defaults to not running on
* the leading edge). If we're doing an HTTP hit on each validation, we have more
* incentive to prevent validating input that's very unlikely to be valid.
* We may find that we actually want different behaviour for registration
* fields, in which case we can add some options to control it.
*/
validateOnChange = debounce(() => {
this.validate({
focused: true,
});
}, VALIDATION_THROTTLE_MS);
render() {
const {
element, prefix, postfix, className, onValidate, children,
tooltipContent, flagInvalid, tooltipClassName, ...inputProps} = this.props;
const inputElement = element || "input";
// Set some defaults for the element
inputProps.type = inputProps.type || "text";
inputProps.ref = input => this.input = input;
inputProps.placeholder = inputProps.placeholder || inputProps.label;
inputProps.onFocus = this.onFocus;
inputProps.onChange = this.onChange;
inputProps.onBlur = this.onBlur;
const fieldInput = React.createElement(inputElement, inputProps, children);
let prefixContainer = null;
if (prefix) {
prefixContainer = {prefix};
}
let postfixContainer = null;
if (postfix) {
postfixContainer = {postfix};
}
const hasValidationFlag = flagInvalid !== null && flagInvalid !== undefined;
const fieldClasses = classNames("mx_Field", `mx_Field_${inputElement}`, className, {
// If we have a prefix element, leave the label always at the top left and
// don't animate it, as it looks a bit clunky and would add complexity to do
// properly.
mx_Field_labelAlwaysTopLeft: prefix,
mx_Field_valid: onValidate && this.state.valid === true,
mx_Field_invalid: hasValidationFlag
? flagInvalid
: onValidate && this.state.valid === false,
});
// Handle displaying feedback on validity
const Tooltip = sdk.getComponent("elements.Tooltip");
let fieldTooltip;
if (tooltipContent || this.state.feedback) {
const addlClassName = tooltipClassName ? tooltipClassName : '';
fieldTooltip = ;
}
return