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Dhairyashil ShindeandGitHub 60a4d3f2b4 feat(companion): Add DropdownMenu and Alert Dialog for Android (#26385)
* feat(companion): add DropdownMenu for Android event types list

Replace Alert.alert with react-native-reusables DropdownMenu component
for Android event type list items, providing a native-feeling menu
experience that matches iOS functionality.

Changes:
- Install react-native-reusables dropdown-menu component and dependencies
  (lucide-react-native, tailwindcss-animate, class-variance-authority,
  clsx, tailwind-merge)
- Create EventTypeListItem.android.tsx with DropdownMenu implementation
  - Single ellipsis button triggers dropdown menu
  - Menu includes: Preview, Copy link, Edit, Duplicate, Delete
  - Delete action marked as destructive variant
  - Proper safe area insets handling
- Add PortalHost to app/_layout.tsx for portal rendering support
- Create lib/utils.ts with cn() helper for className merging
- Update global.css with theme CSS variables (popover, border, accent,
  destructive, etc.) for dropdown menu styling
- Update tailwind.config.js with theme colors and tailwindcss-animate plugin
- Update metro.config.js with inlineRem: 16 for proper rem unit handling
- Remove Android Alert.alert fallback from event types index.tsx
- Fix lint issues in generated dropdown-menu.tsx (remove unnecessary fragments)

The Android experience now matches iOS with a single menu button that
opens a dropdown containing all event type actions, replacing the
previous Alert.alert dialog and separate action buttons.

Refs: https://reactnativereusables.com/docs/components/dropdown-menu

* adjust with of menu

* feat(companion): add DropdownMenu for Android booking and availability list items

- Add BookingListItem.android.tsx with DropdownMenu for booking actions
- Add BookingDetailScreen.android.tsx with DropdownMenu in header
- Add AvailabilityListItem.android.tsx with DropdownMenu for schedule actions

Actions include: Reschedule, Edit Location, Add Guests, View Recordings,
Meeting Session Details, Mark as No-Show, Report Booking, Cancel Event
for bookings; Set as Default, Duplicate, Delete for availability schedules.

* fix lint issues

* feat(android): replace native alerts with AlertDialog and Toast in event types

- Install AlertDialog and Alert components from react-native-reusables
- Create Android-specific event types screen (index.android.tsx)
- Replace native Alert.alert() with AlertDialog for delete confirmation
- Add inline validation errors (red border + error text) in create modal
- Implement Toast snackbar for success/error notifications (no layout shift)
- Auto-dismiss toast after 2.5 seconds
- Fix React Compiler compatibility by removing animated refs

This provides a more consistent and polished UI experience on Android,
matching the design system used in other parts of the app.

* feat(android): add AlertDialog for availability delete and booking cancel

- Add index.android.tsx for availability with AlertDialog for delete confirmation
- Add index.android.tsx for bookings with AlertDialog for cancel (with reason input)
- Both screens include Toast snackbar for success/error notifications
- Follows the same pattern as event types Android implementation

* feat(companion): add DropdownMenu and AlertDialog for Android

- Replace native Alert.alert context menus with DropdownMenu component
  for event types, bookings, and availability lists
- Replace FullScreenModal with AlertDialog for create/delete/cancel flows
- Add toast notifications for success/error feedback on Android
- Set consistent 380px max-width for all AlertDialogs
- Fix layout headers showing "index" text on event-types and availability
- Create Android-specific More screen with AlertDialog logout confirmation

Uses react-native-reusables components for polished Android UI

* better code

* fix cubics comments

* refactor(android): revert delete confirmations to native Alert.alert()

- Logout: reverted to native Alert.alert() (simple yes/no)
- Event Types Delete: reverted to native Alert.alert() (simple yes/no)
- Availability Delete: reverted to native Alert.alert() (simple yes/no)

Keep AlertDialog only where user input is needed:
- Event Types Create (has TextInput for title)
- Availability Create (has TextInput for name)
- Bookings Cancel (has TextInput for cancellation reason)

* refactor(android): remove redundant index.android.tsx files

The main index.tsx files already handle Android via Platform.OS checks.
Android-specific behavior for actions is in the list item components:
- EventTypeListItem.android.tsx
- BookingListItem.android.tsx
- AvailabilityListItem.android.tsx

This consolidates the code and reduces duplication.

* corrected the implementation both native and alert dialog

* address cubics comments

* fix lint issue and address cubic comments
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TypeScript

import type { LucideIcon } from "lucide-react-native";
import * as React from "react";
import { View, type ViewProps } from "react-native";
import { Icon } from "@/components/ui/icon";
import { Text, TextClassContext } from "@/components/ui/text";
import { cn } from "@/lib/utils";
function Alert({
className,
variant,
children,
icon,
iconClassName,
...props
}: ViewProps &
React.RefAttributes<View> & {
icon: LucideIcon;
variant?: "default" | "destructive";
iconClassName?: string;
}) {
return (
<TextClassContext.Provider
value={cn("text-sm text-foreground", variant === "destructive" && "text-destructive")}
>
<View
role="alert"
className={cn(
"bg-card border-border relative w-full rounded-lg border px-4 pb-2 pt-3.5",
className
)}
{...props}
>
<View className="absolute left-3.5 top-3">
<Icon
as={icon}
className={cn("size-4", variant === "destructive" && "text-destructive", iconClassName)}
/>
</View>
{children}
</View>
</TextClassContext.Provider>
);
}
function AlertTitle({
className,
...props
}: React.ComponentProps<typeof Text> & React.RefAttributes<Text>) {
return (
<Text
className={cn("mb-1 ml-0.5 min-h-4 pl-6 font-medium leading-none tracking-tight", className)}
{...props}
/>
);
}
function AlertDescription({
className,
...props
}: React.ComponentProps<typeof Text> & React.RefAttributes<Text>) {
const textClass = React.useContext(TextClassContext);
return (
<Text
className={cn(
"text-muted-foreground ml-0.5 pb-1.5 pl-6 text-sm leading-relaxed",
textClass?.includes("text-destructive") && "text-destructive/90",
className
)}
{...props}
/>
);
}
export { Alert, AlertDescription, AlertTitle };