CONTEXT:
emoji_char_field and emoji_text_field
previously used the emoji_dropdown component
along with some utility functions to display
a very limited number of emojis.
As discuss now has a feature-full emoji picker
we aim to take advantage of it by bootstrapping
the picker from the existing components,
using a new javascript model for the
insert/update logic
AFTER THE CHANGE:
Users should be able to select the same emojis
they can use in the discuss chat in all fields
that previously featured an emoji picker.
Such as the livechat bot responses,
social posts, mailing subjects and
the sms message composer.
RELATED CHANGES:
Some tests are updated to use the pyEnv testing
'framework', as we now need to have access to
the messaging service to test these fields.
emoji_mixin is modified to match any emoji
character. The mixin is consolidated into
a single function is actually called anymore.
The text to emoji dict from emojis.js is removed
as it is no longer relevant where it was used.
The fields that used the emoji_mixin will no longer
trigger onChange on inserting an emoji.
However both the input and keydown event are fired
to allow fields using onchange_on_keydown
to trigger the onchange.
The emoji button was turned into an actual button
replacing the original span used in these fields.
This required a different approach to styling as
buttons inherently behave differently than spans.
The button is now moved using an empty div next
to the input and absolute positioning.
Most of the code used for char and text emoji
fields is consolidated into emojis_field_common.
task-3035021
closesodoo/odoo#104799
Signed-off-by: Warnon Aurélien (awa) <awa@odoo.com>
Renaud Thiry
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