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Update _RenderFormInput.tsx featue Ehancement #67

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implementation of Show password functionality
on the auth page

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What is the current behavior?

the current behavoir of the password field of the input field does not have the functionality that enables the user to see the password in plain text

i implemented the function that enables the user to show password in plain text
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implementation of Show password functionality
on the auth page
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case "url":
case "color":
return <FormInput type={type} {...formProps} />;
case "password":
return (
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Can we move this to a new component, FormPasswordInput

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Okay sir

...formProps.input,
onChange: (val) => {
formProps.input.onChange(val);
if (!formProps.input.value) isPasswordReveal.off();
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The switch should be intentional not hooked to the onChange handler

action: () => {
isPasswordReveal.toggle();
},
label: msg`show Password`,
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label: msg`show Password`,
label: msg`Show Password`,

formProps.input.value
? [
{
systemIcon: "Eye",
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Add this

  EyeOff: `<path d="M17.94 17.94A9.995 9.995 0 0112.009 20H12c-7 0-11-8-11-8a18.605 18.605 0 015.017-5.908l.043-.032M9.9 4.24A8.865 8.865 0 0111.979 4h.023-.001c7 0 11 8 11 8a18.62 18.62 0 01-2.182 3.217l.022-.027m-6.721-1.07a3 3 0 11-4.242-4.238l.002-.002M1 1l22 22" />`,

to src/shared/constants/Icons.tsx so that we have a EyeOff icon

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Would also be nice, if we could have some unit tests

type={isPasswordReveal.isOn ? "text" : "password"}
{...formProps}
rightActions={
formProps.input.value
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As mentioned above the logic of the rightAction always be present and should be based on the isPasswordReveal.isOn so we should be having something like

rightActions: [showPassword.isOn ? {
systemIcon: 'EyeOff',
 action: showPassword.toggle,
  label: msg`Hide Password`,
}: {
systemIcon: 'Eye',
 action: showPassword.toggle,
  label: msg`Show Password`,
}]

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update of showPassword feature

case "url":
case "color":
return <FormInput type={type} {...formProps} />;
case "number":
return <FormNumberInput {...formProps} />;

case "password":
return (
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Can you move all the logic here to the new password component
Like here it should just be

   return <FormPasswordInput {...formProps} />;

everything else should be in the component

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Got It

import { Input } from "./Styles";

interface IFormInput extends ISharedFormInput {
type?: "password" | "text";
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This is not needed, you can just pass ISharedFormInput as the component props

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Got it!!

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