Connor Bryan 04f75a6a27 Address Manager (#1657)
* Add a new route for AddressBook

* Further templating of the AddressBook view

* Add initial functionality to handle a table of existing address labels

* Make the linter happy

* Adjust paths

* Factor out TableRow and add common functionality

* Add initial Redux boilerplate for addressBook | fix minor linting issues

* Swap out terminology and types

* Connect up to Redux

* Connect data for AddressBookTable to Redux

* Use temporary fields for addition

* Remove alignment and index column

* Stopping point

* Adjust the sizing of rows to be consistent

* Initial implementation of a dropdown for the address field

* Minor styling to dropdown

* Stopping point

* Apply a focus concept onto the factory

* Add keyboard controls for the address field dropdown

* Adjust label of address field when it matches an addressBook entry

* Properly handle attempting to blur a non-existent component

* Minor styling changes on dropdown box

* Standardize address casing, add accessibility to dropdown

* Create an addressLabel component

* Pass refs correctly and fix some typings

* Exact version

* Add module name mapping for shared/keycodes

* addressBook reducer tests

* Add functionality to DeterministicModal

* Minor changes / Add test for addressBook selectors

* Move out AddressBookTable to a component

* Typing, translation and restructuring

* More typing and translation fixes

* More linting fixes

* More type changes

* Variable name for dropdown background

* Fix TS type errors, lint errors, remove unused props

* Used a different selector and removed method: AddressBookTable

* Linter was mad

* Linter mad again :(

* Add a translation and adjust styling of AddressBookTable

* Move the onBlur to a class method

* Prevent the default behavior of up/down/enter for dropdown

* Let's do it this way instead

* Adjust the styling on DeterministicWalletModal labels

* Change `AddressBookTable` into a pseudo-table using section and div

* Use readable keys vs. keycodes

* Put the dropdown in InputFactory and position it correctly

* Sanitation of label adding and changing

* Prevent duplicate labels in AddressBook and Row

* Add a box shadow and use `invalid` class insted of custom

* Use emphasis vs strong for address in dropdown

* Display the label undernearth the input vs. changing it

* Isolate AccountAddress into its own component

* Introduce interactivity to AccountAddress

* Fully incorporate with Redux

* Validation for AccountAddress

* Add validation notifications for address field on AddressBookTable

* Minor formatting

* Adjust wrappage for optimal flexboxxing

* Make AddressBookTable responsive

* Show an invalid input in "real time" instead of only on submit

* Real time input validation for AddressBookTableRow

* Responsive-ize the To address dropdown

* Hide identicons instead at small enough screen sizes

* Fix repsonsiveness of dropdown further

* Fix responsiveness of table rows and inputs

* Truncate account info and switch identicons to the right for consistency

* Use classnames instead of targetting element directly for DWM

* Display a notice if the entered query doesnt match a label and isnt an addr

* Don't show an error on the To address if its a label entry

* Display an error under AddressBookTableRow in real time

* Display errors in real time for AddressBookTable temp inputs

* Add realtime validation to AccountAddress

* Ensure toChecksumAddress is used when entering labels to address manager

* Show errors even after blurring.

* Only show errors on address/label entry if they have been blurred

* On certain inputs, show an invalid input immediately

* Add displayed errors for labels with 0x and labels containing ens

* Move ENS checking validation out

* Add a saga for addLabelForAddress

* Completely revamp the redux side of Address Manager and test it all

* Adjust components to use new redux addressBook

* Incorporate new redux into AddressBookTableRow and clean up for linter

* Make linter and tests happy

* Another reduxy overhaul

* Still fixing it

* More redux updates

* Finalize redux stuff.

* Incorporate new reduxy way into AddressBookTable & Row

* Incorporate redux changes into Account Address

* Small tests fix

* Add and fix some selector tests

* Addressing Will's comments

* Shortened visibility class for line length reasons.
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TypeScript

import React, { HTMLProps } from 'react';
import classnames from 'classnames';
import './Input.scss';
interface OwnProps extends HTMLProps<HTMLInputElement> {
showInvalidBeforeBlur?: boolean;
setInnerRef?(ref: HTMLInputElement | null): void;
}
interface State {
hasBlurred: boolean;
/**
* @description when the input has not had any values inputted yet
* e.g. "Pristine" condition
*/
isStateless: boolean;
}
interface OwnProps extends HTMLProps<HTMLInputElement> {
isValid: boolean;
showValidAsPlain?: boolean;
}
class Input extends React.Component<OwnProps, State> {
public state: State = {
hasBlurred: false,
isStateless: true
};
public render() {
const {
setInnerRef,
showInvalidBeforeBlur,
showValidAsPlain,
isValid,
...htmlProps
} = this.props;
const hasValue = !!this.props.value && this.props.value.toString().length > 0;
const classname = classnames(
this.props.className,
'input-group-input',
this.state.isStateless ? '' : isValid ? (showValidAsPlain ? '' : '') : `invalid`,
(showInvalidBeforeBlur || this.state.hasBlurred) && 'has-blurred',
hasValue && 'has-value'
);
return (
<input
{...htmlProps}
ref={node => setInnerRef && setInnerRef(node)}
onBlur={e => {
this.setState({ hasBlurred: true });
if (this.props && this.props.onBlur) {
this.props.onBlur(e);
}
}}
onChange={this.handleOnChange}
onWheel={this.props.type === 'number' ? this.preventNumberScroll : undefined}
className={classname}
/>
);
}
private handleOnChange = (args: React.FormEvent<HTMLInputElement>) => {
if (this.state.isStateless) {
this.setState({ isStateless: false });
}
if (this.props.onChange) {
this.props.onChange(args);
}
};
// When number inputs are scrolled on while in focus, the number changes. So we blur
// it if it's focused to prevent that behavior, without preventing the scroll.
private preventNumberScroll(ev: React.WheelEvent<HTMLInputElement>) {
if (document.activeElement === ev.currentTarget) {
ev.currentTarget.blur();
}
}
}
export default Input;