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# frozen_string_literal: true
class DatePickerInput < SimpleForm::Inputs::StringInput
# Note that where we use `wrapper: :clockpicker` or `wrapper: horizontal_clockpicker`,
# #input is not called and we call #prefix_column and #input_column directly.
def input(_wrapper_options)
template.tag.div(class: "row collapse #{class_name}-wrapper") do
template.concat prefix_column
template.concat input_column
end
end
def prefix_column(_wrapper_options = {})
template.tag.div(class: "small-2 columns") do
template.concat icon_calendar
end
end
def input_column(_wrapper_options = {})
html_options = input_html_options
html_options[:class] ||= []
html_options[:class] << class_name
template.tag.div(class: "small-10 columns") do
datestamp = @builder.object.public_send(attribute_name)
value = format_date(datestamp)
template.concat @builder.text_field(attribute_name, html_options.merge(value: value))
end
end
def icon_calendar
"<span class='prefix'><i class='far fa-calendar'></i></span>".html_safe
end
def input_type
:string
end
def class_name
"datepicker"
end
private
# Note that datestamp will be some kind of Date object *unless* its an invalid date string
# e.g. "12-00-2010" that has for example been imported from another system, and its one we
# happen to store in Rw2 in jsonb where there is no database type checking.
# We have seen this in LowClerance::Profile.document.
# So if we get an error converting an invalid date string, return it as is and let the
# user correct it in the UI. Note that without this error handling, the user will
# not be able to view the form to correct the data.
def format_date(datestamp)
return "" if datestamp.blank?
I18n.l(datestamp)
rescue I18n::ArgumentError # e.g. its a string containing an invalid date
datestamp
end
end
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