* Convert EmojiPickerOverlay to functional component * Convert EmojiPickerTabs to functional component * Extract AddReactionButton from ReactionList This is so that I can make part of it functional without rewriting the whole thing. * Convert PostReaction to functional component * Add general version of useEmojiPicker and use for AddReactionButton * Rename returned showEmojiPicker to emojiPickerOpen * Add test for AddReactionButton * Move showEmojiPicker state out of useEmojiPicker I hoped to avoid this by just having the hook return the show state, but unfortunately, too many of the existing places rely on controlling the state themselves * Change PostReaction to use useEmojiPicker I ran into some trouble with this getting the hover state to properly disappear from the PostComponent when clicking out of the picker. That seems to be a downside of the browser's mouseenter/mouseleave not handling cases where the component is covered up. It doesn't work 100%, but it works at least as well as master by disabling pointer-events to the FloatingOverlay (which I also think we could probably remove since it's supposed to just be for darkening the backdrop behind the picker, but it ended up being helpful for setting the z-index on mobile). * Change AdvancedTextEditor to use new useEmojiPicker I renamed its version of useEmojiPicker to useEditorEmojiPicker since it still contains information about how to position the emoji or gifs in the post text. * Convert EditPost to use useEmojiPicker * Convert CreateModalNameInput to use useEmoijPicker * Convert CustomStatusModal to use useEmojiPicker * Remove EmojiPickerOverlay and cleanup related code * Remove unneeded translation string * asdf Attempting to fix E2E test * Improve how useEmojiPicker positions itself to stay on screen more * Add offset between Emoji Picker and reference * Add horizontallyWithin middleware and use it to right-align the emoji picker in the post textbox |
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