gristlabs_grist-core/app/client/components/SearchBar.ts
George Gevoian a6e08883e0 (core) Simple localization support and currency selector.
Summary:
- Grist document has a associated "locale" setting that affects how currency is formatted.
- Currency selector for number format.

Test Plan: not done

Reviewers: dsagal

Reviewed By: dsagal

Subscribers: paulfitz

Differential Revision: https://phab.getgrist.com/D2977
2021-08-26 13:36:49 -07:00

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// tslint:disable:no-console
// TODO: This file should be removed once the old search UI is phased out.
import {createGroup} from 'app/client/components/commands';
import {GristDoc} from 'app/client/components/GristDoc';
import * as dom from 'app/client/lib/dom';
import * as kd from 'app/client/lib/koDom';
import * as kf from 'app/client/lib/koForm';
import {delay} from 'app/common/delay';
import {waitObs} from 'app/common/gutil';
import {TableData} from 'app/common/TableData';
import {BaseFormatter, createFormatter} from 'app/common/ValueFormatter';
import * as ko from 'knockout';
import debounce = require('lodash/debounce');
/**
* Creates a search box for the toolbar. Returns a value suitable for NavBar.makeToolbarGroup().
*/
export function makeSearchToolbarGroup(gristDoc: GristDoc) {
const searcher = new Searcher(gristDoc);
let input: HTMLInputElement;
// Active normally.
const commandGroup = createGroup({
find: () => { input.focus(); },
findNext: () => { searcher.findNext(); }, // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises
findPrev: () => { searcher.findPrev(); }, // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises
}, null, true);
// Return an array of one item (for a toolbar group of a single item). The item is an array of
// arguments that populate the div for this single toolbar group item.
return [[
kd.toggleClass('searchbar-box', true),
dom('span.searchbar-icon.glyphicon.glyphicon-search',
kd.toggleClass('searchbar-icon-indicator', searcher.isRunning)
),
input = dom('input.searchbar-input',
{placeholder: 'Search'},
(elem: HTMLInputElement) => bindChangeOrDelay(elem, value => searcher.findFirst(value), 100),
dom.testId('SearchBar_input'),
dom.autoDispose(commandGroup),
commandGroup.attach(),
dom.on('focus', () => { input.select(); }),
// Using a keyboard handler directly because command groups are hard to get to work (because
// the searchbox is created so early that the actions like accept/cancel get overridden).
dom.on('keydown', (e: KeyboardEvent) => {
switch (e.keyCode) {
case 13: searcher.findNext(); break; // eslint-disable-line @typescript-eslint/no-floating-promises
case 27: input.blur(); break;
}
})
),
kf.buttonGroup(
kd.toggleClass('searchbar-buttons', true),
kf.button(() => searcher.findPrev(), '\u2329', kd.toggleClass('disabled', searcher.noMatch)),
kf.button(() => searcher.findNext(), '\u232A', kd.toggleClass('disabled', searcher.noMatch)),
),
]];
}
// Calls the given callback on 'change' event and within delayMs of any 'input' event.
// TODO: This duplicates part of functionality of koForm.textInput(), so the two could be unified.
function bindChangeOrDelay(input: HTMLInputElement, cb: (value: string) => void, delayMs: number) {
const debounced = debounce((e: Event) => cb(input.value), delayMs);
dom.on(input, 'input', debounced);
dom.on(input, 'change', (e: Event) => { debounced(e); debounced.flush(); });
}
interface SearchPosition {
tabIndex: number;
sectionIndex: number;
rowIndex: number;
fieldIndex: number;
}
class Stepper<T> {
public array: ReadonlyArray<T> = [];
public index: number = 0;
public inRange() {
return this.index >= 0 && this.index < this.array.length;
}
// Doing await at every step adds a ton of overhead; we can optimize by returning and waiting on
// Promises only when needed.
public next(step: number, nextArrayFunc: () => Promise<void>|void): Promise<void>|void {
this.index += step;
if (!this.inRange()) {
// If index reached the end of the array, take a step at a higher level to get a new array.
// For efficiency, only wait asynchronously if the callback returned a promise.
const p = nextArrayFunc();
if (p) {
return p.then(() => this.setStart(step));
} else {
this.setStart(step);
}
}
}
public setStart(step: number) {
this.index = step > 0 ? 0 : this.array.length - 1;
}
public get value(): T { return this.array[this.index]; }
}
class Searcher {
public isRunning = ko.observable(false);
public noMatch = ko.observable(true);
private _searchRegexp: RegExp;
private _tabStepper = new Stepper<any>();
private _sectionStepper = new Stepper<any>();
private _sectionTableData: TableData;
private _rowStepper = new Stepper<number>();
private _fieldStepper = new Stepper<any>();
private _fieldFormatters: BaseFormatter[];
private _startPosition: SearchPosition;
private _tabsSwitched: number = 0;
constructor(private _gristDoc: GristDoc) {}
public findFirst(value: string) {
if (!value) { this.noMatch(true); return; }
this._searchRegexp = makeRegexp(value);
const tabs: any[] = this._gristDoc.docModel.allTabs.peek();
this._tabStepper.array = tabs;
this._tabStepper.index = tabs.findIndex(t => t.viewRef() === this._gristDoc.activeViewId.get());
if (this._tabStepper.index < 0) { this.noMatch(true); return; }
const view = this._tabStepper.value.view.peek();
const sections: any[] = view.viewSections().peek();
this._sectionStepper.array = sections;
this._sectionStepper.index = sections.findIndex(s => s.getRowId() === view.activeSectionId());
if (this._sectionStepper.index < 0) { this.noMatch(true); return; }
this._initNewSectionShown();
// Find the current cursor position in the current section.
const viewInstance = this._sectionStepper.value.viewInstance.peek();
const pos = viewInstance.cursor.getCursorPos();
this._rowStepper.index = pos.rowIndex;
this._fieldStepper.index = pos.fieldIndex;
this._startPosition = this._getCurrentPosition();
return this._matchNext(1);
}
public async findNext() {
this._startPosition = this._getCurrentPosition();
await this._nextField(1);
return this._matchNext(1);
}
public async findPrev() {
this._startPosition = this._getCurrentPosition();
await this._nextField(-1);
return this._matchNext(-1);
}
private async _matchNext(step: number): Promise<void> {
const indicatorTimer = setTimeout(() => this.isRunning(true), 300);
try {
const searchRegexp = this._searchRegexp;
let count = 0;
let lastBreak = Date.now();
this._tabsSwitched = 0;
while (!this._matches() || ((await this._loadSection(step)) && !this._matches())) {
// To avoid hogging the CPU for too long, check time periodically, and if we've been running
// for long enough, take a brief break. We choose a 5ms break every 20ms; and only check
// time every 100 iterations, to avoid excessive overhead purely due to time checks.
if ((++count) % 100 === 0 && Date.now() >= lastBreak + 20) {
await delay(5);
lastBreak = Date.now();
// After other code had a chance to run, it's possible that we are now searching for
// something else, in which case abort this task.
if (this._searchRegexp !== searchRegexp) {
console.log("SearchBar: aborting search since a new one was started");
return;
}
}
const p = this._nextField(step);
if (p) { await p; }
// Detect when we get back to the start position; this is where we break on no match.
if (this._isCurrentPosition(this._startPosition)) {
console.log("SearchBar: reached start position without finding anything");
this.noMatch(true);
return;
}
// A fail-safe to prevent certain bugs from causing infinite loops; break also if we stan
// through tabs too many times.
// TODO: test it by disabling the check above.
if (this._tabsSwitched > this._tabStepper.array.length) {
console.log("SearchBar: aborting search due to too many tab switches");
this.noMatch(true);
return;
}
}
console.log("SearchBar: found a match at %s", JSON.stringify(this._getCurrentPosition()));
this.noMatch(false);
await this._highlight();
} finally {
clearTimeout(indicatorTimer);
this.isRunning(false);
}
}
private _getCurrentPosition(): SearchPosition {
// It's important to call _getCurrentPosition() in the visible tab, since other tabs will not
// use the currently visible version of the data (with the same sort and filter).
return {
tabIndex: this._tabStepper.index,
sectionIndex: this._sectionStepper.index,
rowIndex: this._rowStepper.index,
fieldIndex: this._fieldStepper.index,
};
}
private _isCurrentPosition(pos: SearchPosition): boolean {
return (
this._tabStepper.index === pos.tabIndex &&
this._sectionStepper.index === pos.sectionIndex &&
this._rowStepper.index === pos.rowIndex &&
this._fieldStepper.index === pos.fieldIndex
);
}
private _nextField(step: number): Promise<void>|void {
return this._fieldStepper.next(step, () => this._nextRow(step));
// console.log("nextField", this._fieldStepper.index);
}
private _nextRow(step: number) {
return this._rowStepper.next(step, () => this._nextSection(step));
// console.log("nextRow", this._rowStepper.index);
}
private async _nextSection(step: number) {
// Switching sections is rare enough that we don't worry about optimizing away `await` calls.
await this._sectionStepper.next(step, () => this._nextTab(step));
// console.log("nextSection", this._sectionStepper.index);
await this._initNewSectionAny();
}
// TODO There are issues with filtering. A section may have filters applied, and it may be
// auto-filtered (linked sections). If a tab is shown, we have the filtered list of rowIds; if
// the tab is not shown, it takes work to apply explicit filters. For linked sections, the
// sensible behavior seems to scan through ALL values, then once a match is found, set the
// cursor that determines the linking to include the matched row. And even that may not always
// be possible. So this is an open question.
private _initNewSectionCommon() {
const section = this._sectionStepper.value;
const tableModel = this._gristDoc.getTableModel(section.table.peek().tableId.peek());
this._sectionTableData = tableModel.tableData;
this._fieldStepper.array = section.viewFields().peek();
this._fieldFormatters = this._fieldStepper.array.map(
f => createFormatter(f.displayColModel().type(), f.widgetOptionsJson(), f.documentSettings()));
return tableModel;
}
private _initNewSectionShown() {
this._initNewSectionCommon();
const viewInstance = this._sectionStepper.value.viewInstance.peek();
this._rowStepper.array = viewInstance.sortedRows.getKoArray().peek();
}
private async _initNewSectionAny() {
const tableModel = this._initNewSectionCommon();
const viewInstance = this._sectionStepper.value.viewInstance.peek();
if (viewInstance) {
this._rowStepper.array = viewInstance.sortedRows.getKoArray().peek();
} else {
// If we are searching through another tab (not currently loaded), we will NOT have a
// viewInstance, but we use the unsorted unfiltered row list, and if we find a match, the
// _loadSection() method will load the tab and we'll repeat the search with a viewInstance.
await tableModel.fetch();
this._rowStepper.array = this._sectionTableData.getRowIds();
}
}
private async _nextTab(step: number) {
await this._tabStepper.next(step, () => undefined);
this._tabsSwitched++;
// console.log("nextTab", this._tabStepper.index);
const view = this._tabStepper.value.view.peek();
this._sectionStepper.array = view.viewSections().peek();
}
private _matches(): boolean {
if (this._tabStepper.index < 0 || this._sectionStepper.index < 0 ||
this._rowStepper.index < 0 || this._fieldStepper.index < 0) {
console.warn("match outside");
return false;
}
const field = this._fieldStepper.value;
const formatter = this._fieldFormatters[this._fieldStepper.index];
const rowId = this._rowStepper.value;
const displayCol = field.displayColModel.peek();
const value = this._sectionTableData.getValue(rowId, displayCol.colId.peek());
// TODO: Note that formatting dates is now the bulk of the performance cost.
const text = formatter.format(value);
return this._searchRegexp.test(text);
}
private async _loadSection(step: number): Promise<boolean> {
// If we found a match in a section for which we don't have a valid BaseView instance, we need
// to load the BaseView and start searching the section again, since the match we found does
// not take into account sort or filters. So we switch to the right tab, wait for the
// viewInstance to be created, reset the section info, and return true to continue searching.
const section = this._sectionStepper.value;
if (!section.viewInstance.peek()) {
const view = this._tabStepper.value.view.peek();
await this._gristDoc.openDocPage(view.getRowId());
console.log("SearchBar: loading view %s section %s", view.getRowId(), section.getRowId());
const viewInstance: any = await waitObs(section.viewInstance);
await viewInstance.getLoadingDonePromise();
this._initNewSectionShown();
this._rowStepper.setStart(step);
this._fieldStepper.setStart(step);
console.log("SearchBar: loaded view %s section %s", view.getRowId(), section.getRowId());
return true;
}
return false;
}
// Highlights the cell at the current position.
private async _highlight() {
const view = this._tabStepper.value.view.peek();
await this._gristDoc.openDocPage(view.getRowId());
const section = this._sectionStepper.value;
view.activeSectionId(section.getRowId());
// We may need to wait for the BaseView instance to load.
const viewInstance = await waitObs<any>(section.viewInstance);
await viewInstance.getLoadingDonePromise();
viewInstance.setCursorPos({
rowIndex: this._rowStepper.index,
fieldIndex: this._fieldStepper.index,
});
// Highlight the selected cursor, after giving it a chance to update. We find the cursor in
// this ad-hoc way rather than use observables, to avoid the overhead of *every* cell
// depending on an additional observable.
await delay(0);
const cursor = viewInstance.viewPane.querySelector('.selected_cursor');
if (cursor) {
cursor.classList.add('search-match');
setTimeout(() => cursor.classList.remove('search-match'), 20);
}
}
}
function makeRegexp(value: string) {
// From https://stackoverflow.com/a/3561711/328565
const escaped = value.replace(/[-/\\^$*+?.()|[\]{}]/g, '\\$&');
return new RegExp(escaped, 'i');
}