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[CP Staging] add validate code modal #48628

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We recently need a reusable component to verify the magic code, this PR introduces ValidateCodeActionModal which is a modal that includes a magic code input that can be reused between flows.

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For Card reveal details:
Prerequisite: Your account has an Expensify physical card setup

  1. Go to Profile => Wallet => Click on the Reveal details button.
  2. Enter the magic code input.
  3. Verify that you can see your card details if you entered correct magic code.

For adding new contact method:

  1. Go to Profile.
  2. Go to Contact methods.
  3. Click “Add new contact method”.
  4. Enter a new email or phone number and press Enter.
  5. Verify that you are navigated to magic code verification page
  6. Once the magic code is inserted, click Submit
  7. Verify that the contact is added and you're navigated to contact list page
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Thanks. Gonna pull this branch and test a few things locally.

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@getusha I also replaced ValidateContactActionPage with ValidateCodeActionModal in this PR, so please test adding new contact method flow carefully and let me know if you have any issue.
If everything is ok, we can use ValidateContactActionPage everywhere instead of duplicating BaseValidateCodeForm everytime.

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Looking to test this also on the adhoc build

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mountiny commented Sep 6, 2024

@marcaaron @hungvu193 I have tested this, and it works 🎉 not add recording because, duh, but the validation seems to pass for any validation code now. Is that expected for now? @marcaaron

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It's the same for Adding new contact method 🤔 we will always navigate back to contact method list after entering magic code, but not sure we should also do it here.

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Yep, to clarify, that's expected. We will switch it on in https://github.com/Expensify/Web-Secure/pull/2740 and be able to QA this properly before shipping the change. Then we can force users to upgrade to the next version around the same time as deploying Web-Secure.

Since @getusha hasn't reviewed yet I'll go ahead and do the checklist on this one.

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I think we still need copy to be confirmed as well? Mentioned it here. I'll add a label to get some help with that.

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@hungvu193 can you please make the changes requested by @mountiny? Thanks!

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And also the copy changes requested here.

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Sure. I've just addressed all the comments.

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Requested a translation on slack:
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@marcaaron marcaaron merged commit aaa60b9 into Expensify:main Sep 8, 2024
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@marcaaron marcaaron changed the title add validate code modal [CP Staging] add validate code modal Sep 8, 2024
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Let's CP this one?

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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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validatePendingAction={pendingContactAction?.pendingFields?.actionVerified}
validateError={validateLoginError}
handleSubmitForm={addNewContactMethod}
clearError={() => User.clearContactMethodErrors(contactMethod, 'validateLogin')}
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Hi, @hungvu193, If I register with a phone number, when I add a new contact method, this clearContactMethodErrors will add a new record into the loginList. Is this behavior intentional? (because the value of account.primaryLogin is the phone number at that point.)
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@ntdiary it came from this PR:

#48320

I think Yes because right now on the new Adding Contact Method flow we will need to verify magic code first so we need to save the temporary contact method to submit it later. Is there any issue with it?

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Oh wait. I think I misunderstood the question. I'll need my laptop to take a look 🥲

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Eh, What I'm confused about is: the new contact I actually wanted to add is 2471314+21@gmail.com, but it seems that clearContactMethodErrors unexpectedly added a record with +13393011884 to the loginList. 😂

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Yeap that's pretty weird. I think it shouldn't add a new contact method into loginList but let me grab my laptop and see what I find.

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I'm trying to signup with phone number but I can't receive the magic code :( . Can you check the verbose to see where does that contact method come from? (Probably Pusher event).

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test.mp4

useEffect(() => {
if (!validateError) {
return;
}
clearError();
// eslint-disable-next-line react-compiler/react-compiler, react-hooks/exhaustive-deps
}, [clearError, validateError]);

validateError={validateLoginError}
handleSubmitForm={addNewContactMethod}
clearError={() => User.clearContactMethodErrors(contactMethod, 'validateLogin')}

validateLoginError is empty object, so when BaseValidateCodeForm is mounted, clearError (i.e., clearContactMethodErrors) is automatically called. And because the value of contactMethod (i.e., account.primaryLogin) is +13393011884, clearContactMethodErrors adds that phone number to the loginList instead of using the existing +13393011884@expensify.sms key.

BTW, I don't have a phone number either, just generated some randomly with this url, and no magic code is required when signing up with a new phone number. 😂

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I see. So I think we should check _isEmpty(validateError) instead of using !validateError. We will fix it in this PR

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I'm afraid that's not enough, clearError is also called when the modal is closed.

/**
* Clears any possible stored errors for a specific field on a contact method
*/
function clearContactMethodErrors(contactMethod: string, fieldName: string) {

Perhaps we need to ensure that the contactMethod string contains the SMS domain.
account.primaryLogin is just a phone number +13393011884, while the correct key in loginList is +13393011884@expensify.sms.
We have a function addSMSDomainIfPhoneNumber that might help, which can add the SMS domain to the phone number. :)

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Thanks for your advice 💯 . I'll keep that in mind.

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This issue was missed while implementing the feature.

Issue: Copilot - Clicking outside magic code RHP does not dismiss the RHP entirely

Steps to reprodue:

  1. Go to Settings > Security > Add copilot
  2. Select a user > Next.
  3. Select an access level > Next.
  4. Click Add copilot.
  5. Click outside the RHP to dismiss it.

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