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Add tooltip and change background color of subscription icon #35795

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PROPOSAL: #35618 (comment)

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  1. Hover over the workspace switch button
  2. Verify that the tooltip appears with the text is Choose a workspace
  3. Verify that the background color of subscription is changed
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as above

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  1. Hover over the workspace switch button
  2. Verify that the tooltip appears with the text is Choose a workspace
  3. Verify that the background color of subscription is changed
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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@shawnborton Can you please confirm the bg color of the subscription icon here? Actually, SubscriptAvatar doesn't support to change the background color of subscription icon. We can only change the background color of border.

  1. If the screenshot I uploaded is the current expected behavior. We're good now.
  2. If we want to change the bg color instead of background color of border, I will update the PR to add an extra prop in SubscriptAvatar to support changing bg color of subscription icon.

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I am a bit confused here, what is the subscription icon?

In your video though, why are you changing the border color of the small button over the workspace icon?

Think of the small circular button that is on top of the workspace avatar as just a button. A default button. We want to use the same existing styles of default buttons here, so that means just changing the background color on hover as well as a pressed state.

CleanShot 2024-02-05 at 09 18 12

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Also, it looks like something changed with the border color too? The button should have a border around it like this:
CleanShot 2024-02-05 at 09 19 29@2x

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allgandalf commented Feb 6, 2024

hello @dukenv0307 @shawnborton, I think what you intended to do with the button is mentioned in my Proposal for the issue, this changed the button bg color over hover rather than the icon bg color, I would have no issue if @dukenv0307 uses the same solution over this PR for the bg color :), would like to share the bounty amount equally if @dukenv0307 cannot be unassigned

simplescreenrecorder-2024-02-04_02.06.03.mp4

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Yup @GandalfGwaihir that indeed looks like what we expect the behavior to be here, thanks for the video!

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shawnborton commented Feb 6, 2024

cc @thesahindia @mountiny for thoughts here - I think we picked an incorrect proposal and it looks like @GandalfGwaihir's proposal was actually what we were looking for.

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If we want to change the bg color instead of background color of border, I will update the PR to add an extra prop in SubscriptAvatar to support changing bg color of subscription icon.

@shawnborton Actually SubscriptAvatar doesn't change the bg color of the subscription icon when we hover over it. So as I mentioned above we can add an extra prop like subscriptionContainerStyle and use this to flex the style of container of subscription container view instead of having a constant bg color when we hover over this because SubscriptAvatar is used in many places of the app.

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What exactly is SubscriptAvatar? I don't think I understand the name of that.

And I don't think I am following the rest of your comment. All I am trying to communicate is that this part here:
CleanShot 2024-02-06 at 08 59 21@2x

It's just a small default button, and it should behave just like other buttons regarding :hover and :press.

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mountiny commented Feb 6, 2024

cc @hayata-suenaga seems like is assigned, I was not involved so do not have context behind picked proposal

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What exactly is SubscriptAvatar? I don't think I understand the name of that.

This is a component that we used to display the avatar like workspace switcher button.

In this component, we called the big icon (workspace avatar in this case) is main avatar and we called the small icon (small button in this case) is subscription icon.

It's just a small default button, and it should behave just like other buttons regarding :hover and :press.

And in this component we simply render the subscription in a view and has no effect like :hover.

Screenshot 2024-02-06 at 21 00 59

cc @thesahindia @mountiny for thoughts here - I think we picked an incorrect proposal and it looks like @GandalfGwaihir's proposal was actually what we were looking for.

When I post the proposal, I follow the description of the bug and after that we re-confirm again the expected behavior and it's different from the description of the bug but it's easily to do.

I just want to re-confirm here #35795 (comment) because maybe we don't want to re-create a new prop in this component.

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SubscriptAvatar - This is a component that we used to display the avatar like workspace switcher button.

@mountiny @kosmydel any context why we named it this way? This really has nothing to do with your subscription... internally we've always referenced this as the WorkspaceSwitcher too.

Either way, yes, the small button inside of the workspace switcher is just a button and it should have :hover and :press functionality like all of our other buttons. Hopefully that helps clear things up, curious what you think the next steps are from here.

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mountiny commented Feb 6, 2024

This really has nothing to do with your subscription... internally we've always referenced this as the WorkspaceSwitcher too.

@shawnborton Its not subscription but subscript since you have the small icon on right bottom. like this in maths or chemistry:
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Ah, got it. Wow... that still feels like quite the stretch of a name? Why not name it something more friendly like AvatatarWithArrowButton or something? I guess that's a different conversation for a different day...

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kosmydel commented Feb 6, 2024

Ah, got it. Wow... that still feels like quite the stretch of a name? Why not name it something more friendly like AvatatarWithArrowButton or something? I guess that's a different conversation for a different day...

This component was created two years ago. Probably we just reused it (I wasn't author of this change).

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where do we go from here 🤔

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Why not name it something more friendly like AvatatarWithArrowButton or something

The reason can be the aim of this component to display two avatars like this. Not for the case the subscription is icon button.

Screenshot 2024-02-06 at 21 37 30

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I think we have two options here

  1. Still re-use SubscriptAvatar, add an extra prop to change the bg color of the small icon

  2. Create a new component like AvatarWithIconButton and in this component, the small icon style will be the same style as the normal icon. And the icon button can be flexed to re-use in the feature not only arrow button.

@shawnborton What do you think?

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Cool, I don't feel too strongly from a technical perspective - definitely curious what the C+/engineers think about for that.

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allgandalf commented Feb 6, 2024

Either way, yes, the small button inside of the workspace switcher is just a button and it should have :hover and :press functionality like all of our other buttons

with the intented goal in mind, i guess my proposal might be a fit :) to this bug @shawnborton @hayata-suenaga @thesahindia
would be okay to share the bounty amount equally if @dukenv0307 cannot be unassigned

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mountiny commented Feb 6, 2024

As noted it was around for a while. I agree that AvatarWithSubscript would be cleaner.

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@thesahindia Updated the PR to use an extra style prop.

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I don't think we need additional component just to add the hover effect. Let's stick with the chosen proposal and add an extra prop.

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LGTM!

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building ad hoc build so that Shawn can check the final design

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I think that looks good to me! Thanks!

@hayata-suenaga hayata-suenaga merged commit f87e753 into Expensify:main Feb 8, 2024
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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/hayata-suenaga in version: 1.4.40-0 🚀

platform result
🤖 android 🤖 success ✅
🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 success ✅
🕸 web 🕸 failure ❌

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platform result
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🖥 desktop 🖥 success ✅
🍎 iOS 🍎 failure ❌
🕸 web 🕸 failure ❌

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