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react-native-a11y-slider

v1.3.2

Published

An accessible range slider that supports assistive devices like screen readers

Downloads

3,910

Readme

React Native Accessible Slider

A slider that supports assistive devices, like screen readers, out of the box.

The slider can be setup to either have a single value or define a two value range (min/max).

Single value example

Range example

Getting Started

yarn add react-native-a11y-slider

or

npm install -S react-native-a11y-slider

Creates a basic slider that with a min/max slider and a total range from 1 to 100.

import Slider from "react-native-a11y-slider";

function Example() {
  return <Slider min={1} max={100} values={[10, 87]} />;
}

Props

| Prop name | Default | Type | Description | | :----------------: | :------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------: | :-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | values | [0] | number[] | The initial values of the sliders. If the array has two values, there will be two slider markers | | min | | number | The minimum value of the slider scale | | max | | number | The max value of the slider scale | | increment | 1 | number | If min and max are defined, this is the increment between slider steps | | sliderValues | | number[] | Hardcode the slider step values. If this is used, min and max are ignored | | markerColor | #333333 | 'string' | The hex color to use for the slider marker thumb | | style | | ViewStyle | The style to apply to the slider container | | trackStyle | | ViewStyle | The style to apply to the slider track | | labelStyle | | ViewStyle | The style to apply to the floating label | | labelTextStyle | | ViewStyle | The style to apply to the floating label text | | selectedTrackStyle | | ViewStyle | The style to apply to the selected section of the slider track | | showLabel | true | boolean | Show the floating marker label over the slider marker | | onChange | | (values) => void | Fired when the slider value changes | | onSlidingStart | | (type) => void | Fired when one of the markers starts to be dragged | | onSlidingComplete | | (type) => void | Fired when one of the markers finishes being dragged | | labelComponent | src/Label | Component | The component used for the floating marker label | | markerComponent | srv/Marker | Component | The component used for the marker thumb. Note, this needs to have a static size property. (see below) | | setA11yMarkerProps | | Function | Customize the accessibility values (see below) | | hitSlop | | Insets | Defines how far a touch event can start away from the marker |

Custom Marker

You can customize the marker dot (also known as a "thumb") by passing a custom Marker Component in the props.

NOTE: In order for the slider to know how to calculate steps without unnecessary rendering flashes, your component MUST define a static size property.

You can use Marker.tsx as an example

import React from "react";
import { View } from "react-native";
import { MarkerProps } from "react-native-a11y-slider";

function MyMarker({ color }: MarkerProps) {
  return (
    <View
      style={{
        backgroundColor: "red",
        height: MyMarker.size,
        width: MyMarker.size,
      }}
    />
  );
}
Marker.size = 30;
export default MyMarker;
import Slider from "react-native-a11y-slider";
import MyMarker from "./MyMarker";

function SliderExample() {
  return (
    <Slider min={1} max={100} values={[10, 87]} markerComponent={MyMarker} />
  );
}

Accessibility values

For a screen reader, each slider marker thumb will have the following accessibility attributes defined:

  • accessibilityLabel
  • accessibilityRole: 'adjustable'
  • accessibilityValue
    • min
    • max
    • now
    • text
  • accessibilityActions: [{ name: "increment" }, { name: "decrement" }]
  • onAccessibilityAction: <internal function>

(learn more about React Native accessibility attributes)

If you want to customize any of the values (except for accessibilityActions and onAccessibilityAction), you can define a setA11yMarkerProps callback function. This function will be called each time the marker is rendered or moved.

import React from "react";
import Slider, {
  MarkerType,
  setA11yMarkerPropsFunctionArgs,
} from "react-native-a11y-slider";
import MyMarker from "./MyMarker";

function DistanceSlider() {
  const setA11yProps = useCallback(
    ({ markerType, value, minValue, maxValue }: setA11yMarkerPropsFunctionArgs) => {

      let accessibilityLabel = "Min distance";
      if (markerType === MarkerType.UPPER) {
        accessibilityLabel = "Max distance";
      }

      const accessibilityValue = {
        min: minValue,
        max: maxValue,
        now: value,
        text: `${value} miles`,
      },

      return {
        accessibilityLabel,
        accessibilityValue
      };
    },
    []
  );

  return (
    <Slider
      min={1}
      max={100}
      values={[10, 87]}
      setA11yMarkerProps={setA11yProps}
    />
  );
}