fix: show pubkey in add contact input when available (#19187)
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(reset! input-value clipboard-text)
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(rf/dispatch [:contacts/set-new-identity
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{:input clipboard-text}])))]
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(let [{:keys [scanned]} (rf/sub [:contacts/new-identity])
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(let [{:keys [scanned] contact-public-key :id} (rf/sub [:contacts/new-identity])
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contact-public-key-or-scanned (or contact-public-key scanned)
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empty-input? (and (string/blank? @input-value)
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(string/blank? scanned))]
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(string/blank? contact-public-key-or-scanned))]
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[rn/view {:style style/input-and-scan-container}
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[quo/input
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{:accessibility-label :enter-contact-code-input
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:button (when empty-input?
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{:on-press paste-on-input
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:text (i18n/label :t/paste)})
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;; NOTE: `scanned` has priority over `@input-value`, we clean it when the input is updated
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;; so that it's `nil` and `@input-value` is shown. To fastly clean it, we use
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;; `dispatch-sync`. This call could be avoided if `::qr-scanner/scan-code` were able to
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;; NOTE: `contact-public-key-or-scanned` has priority over `@input-value`,
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;; we clean it when the input is updated so that it's `nil` and
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;; `@input-value`is shown. To fastly clean it, we use `dispatch-sync`.
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;; This call could be avoided if `::qr-scanner/scan-code` were able to
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;; receive a callback function, not only a re-frame event as callback.
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:value (or scanned @input-value)
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:value (or contact-public-key-or-scanned @input-value)
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:on-change-text (fn [new-text]
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(reset! input-value new-text)
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(as-> [:contacts/set-new-identity {:input new-text}] $
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(if (string/blank? scanned)
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(if (string/blank? contact-public-key-or-scanned)
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(debounce/debounce-and-dispatch $ 600)
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(rf/dispatch-sync $))))}]
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[rn/view {:style style/scan-button-container}
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