Details

This is the third PR the issue. Goals for this PR:

• Connect previously created categories simple UI and helpers.
• Enable categories for manual and distance requests.
• Send a selected category among other request details (the backend is not ready yet to test responses).

Fixed Issues

$ #24463
PROPOSAL: N/A

Tests

1. The "Category" button exists with a workspace with categories.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there is "Category" row.

2. The "Category" button does not exist with a regular (private) chat.

1. Open a private chat.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn't "Category" row.

3. The category list <8 items.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn "Category" row.
8. Click on the row.
9. Verify that there is a list of categories.
10. Verify that when less than 8 categories, you have a simple list without any sections, search bar.
11. Click on any category.
12. Verify that the app redirects you to the previous page and the "Category" row has the selected category.
13. Click on the row.
14. Verify that the list respects the same order of categories as it was.
15. Verify that the selected category is highlighted and has a "done" icon.
16. Click on the selected category.
17. Verify that the app redirects you to the previous page and the "Category" row has no selected category anymore.

4. The category list >=8 items.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn "Category" row.
8. Click on the row.
9. Verify that there is a list of categories.
10. Verify that when more than 8 categories, you have a search bar and an "All" section with all categories.
11. Click on any category.
12. Verify that the app redirects you to the previous page and the "Category" row has the selected category.
13. Click on the row.
14. Verify that at the very top of the list you have the selected category.
15. Verify that the selected category is highlighted and has a "done" icon.
16. Click on the selected category.
17. Verify that the app redirects you to the previous page and the "Category" row has no selected category anymore.

5. The category list >=8 items and a "Recent" section.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn "Category" row.
8. Click on the row.
9. Select a few times different categories.
10. Verify that once previous selected categories within a new "Recent" section.
11. Verify that the section keeps max 5 categories.

6. The category list >=8 items and search.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn "Category" row.
8. Click on the row.
9. Verify that when more than 8 categories, you have a search bar and an "All" section with all categories.
10. Click on "Search".
11. Enter a valid name.
12. Verify that search results are correct by your request.
13. Verify that there is no sections like "All", just a simple list.
14. Enter an invalid name.
15. Verify that there is a caption: "No results found".

7. The category list with "Parent: Child" categories.

1. Open a workspace chat where there are nested categories.
2. Click on "+" (Actions) to the left of Composer.
3. Click on "Request money".
4. Enter any amount.
5. Click on "Next".
6. Click on "Show more".
7. Verify that there isn "Category" row.
8. Click on the row.
9. Verify that each nested category has a corresponding indent.
10. Verify that if a parent category is no enabled, you cannot select it, but still able to select a child one.

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

Same as "Tests"

QA Steps

Same as "Tests"

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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