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AvatarStack: Add keyboard support to AvatarStack
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Looking great! Left a couple comments/questions/suggestions 👀
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const interactiveElements = [ |
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One package we could use for this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/focusable-selectors (either as a dependency or inline with accreditation) that has a pretty robust list 👀
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Definitely! Added some more selectors that could be handy.
'[tabindex="0"]', | ||
] | ||
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export function getInteractiveNodes(node: HTMLElement | null, ignoreSelectors?: string) { |
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One style suggestion, since we're returning a boolean
this could be hasInteractiveNodes
as opposed to getInteractiveNodes
which might seem like we are returning the list of interactive nodes within the given parent node.
export function getInteractiveNodes(node: HTMLElement | null, ignoreSelectors?: string) { | |
export function hasInteractiveContent(node: HTMLElement | null, ignoreSelectors?: string): boolean { |
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That's a good callout. I changed the names of the function + file!
@@ -195,6 +203,9 @@ const AvatarStack = ({ | |||
className, | |||
sx: sxProp = defaultSxProp, | |||
}: AvatarStackProps) => { | |||
const [hasInteractiveChildren, setHasInteractiveChildren] = useState<boolean | undefined>(false) | |||
const AvatarStackContainer = useRef(null) |
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style nit (and definitely non blocking lol) we could use lowercase for useRef
here since we typically only use pascal case for component names or modules
const AvatarStackContainer = useRef(null) | |
const avatarStackContainer = useRef(null) |
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Didn't realize I was using pascal case 🤦 Should be updated now!
useEffect(() => { | ||
const hasInteractive = getInteractiveNodes(AvatarStackContainer.current, '[tabindex]') | ||
setHasInteractiveChildren(hasInteractive) | ||
}, [children]) |
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Would this be equivalent to:
useEffect(() => {
// ...
})
I wasn't sure if children
would change each render or not if they are not memoized. If that's the case, would it be worth running as a mutation observer, potentially?
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We could! My assumption is that we'd want to utilize the mutation observer inside of hasInteractiveNodes
?
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I think you could use it in there if the function was updated to have a callback/subscriber for when it changed or could use the mutation observer directly and call hasInteractiveNodes
in it, if that makes sense. Put another way:
}, [children]) | |
useEffect(() => { | |
const observer = new MutationObserver((entries) => { | |
setHasInteractiveChildren(hasInteractiveContent(ref.current)); | |
}); | |
observer.observer(ref.current, { | |
/* whatever options make sense */ | |
}); | |
return () => { | |
observer.disconnect(); | |
}; | |
}, []); |
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I see, this is great! Thank you for the example too. I'll rework this a bit.
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After implementing this, I realize that the need for checking the children for changes is probably very slim 😅 I removed the children
dependency so it should only run on the initial render, as that's the only time we'd actually want to run this function/check.
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Requires small changes in Dotcom for tests, https://github.com/github/github/pull/348018/commits/833ad355c270f37218f3bcc4071319846b0e552a. Removes empty space that |
useEffect(() => { | ||
const hasInteractive = hasInteractiveNodes(avatarStackContainer.current, 'div[tabindex]') | ||
setHasInteractiveChildren(hasInteractive) | ||
}, []) |
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With the move to not running on children
changing, wanted to ask if this is something that should be setup in a mutation observer for when contents change in case the "hasInteractiveNodes" check could change?
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We could! I was thinking that we'd know whether to make the container interactive or not based on the initial render as I don't think there are cases where interactive items are rendered in after the first render. But we could add a mutation observer just to be safe.
Closes https://github.com/github/primer/issues/3348
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