usePressable
This hook allows creating custom Pressable elements with the Accessibility checks needed.
Usage
import { usePressable, UsePressable, PressableProps } from 'react-native-ama';
const pressableProps = usePressable<PressableProps>(props, children);
- props: The component props
- children: The component children
Accessibility checks
At runtime the hook:
- Forces the use of
accessibilityRole
andaccessibilityLabel
- Handles the
accessibilityState
passed as property - Performs a Minimum Size check
- Performs a contrast checker between background color and its children color
accessibilityRole
The accessibilityRole
property is used by the screen reader to announce the kind of element focused on. If the property is omitted, the user might have little to no clue what could happen if the element is triggered.
accessibilityLabel
The accessibilityLabel
property is the first thing announced by the screen reader when the elements gain the focus; then, it announces its role. If the property is omitted, the user might have little to no clue what could happen if the element is triggered.
Contrast checker
The component performs a contrast check between its background colour and the children's foreground when in dev mode.
AMA does also perform a contrast check on disabled button, as a poor contrast can make them hard to read.
Minimum size
The component uses the onLayout prop to perform the minium size check.
Example
import { Pressable, PressableProps } from 'react-native';
import { usePressable, UsePressable } from 'react-native-ama';
export type MyCustomPressableProps = UsePressable<PressableProps>;
const MyCustomPressable: React.FC<MyCustomPressableProps> = ({children, ...rest}) => {
const pressableProps = usePressable(rest, children);
return (
<Pressable
{...props}
{...pressableProps}
>
<Text>This is my custom pressable</Text>
</Pressable>
)
}