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17004 - add new ESLint rules to enforce use of accessible pressable components #20363

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  1. Open up your editor
  2. Try to import a component that uses a different Pressable then PressableWithFeedback/PressableWithoutFeedback
  3. Check if the ESlint error occurs
  4. Find any accessible element and remove accessibility props from it, and check if the error appears
  5. Check linting by using npm run lint if there are no errors connected with accessibility. Currently, there should be about 7 errors in components that will be migrated but in other tasks

In this PR I also included the migration of the last components to PressableWithoutFeedback:

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    1. I wasn't able to find any components that are using Badge with a pressable={true} prop, to test it add a pressable prop to any Badge component
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    2. Enter settings (click your avatar at the top)
    3. Click the dimmed area that is on the right of the opened settings, verify the behavior
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    2. Click the floating "+" button, verify the styling and behavior of the component
  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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  • Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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Hey! I see that you made changes to our Form component. Make sure to update the docs in FORMS.md accordingly. Cheers!

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Code LGTM and tests well. I don't think this needs a C+ review tho.
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@@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ class TextInputLabel extends PureComponent {
return (
<Animated.Text
pointerEvents="none"
accessibilityRole="label"
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Why did we remove this?

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label accessibility role doesn't exist. In the latest commit, I changed it to text value

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NAB but is there an easy way to configure a global default accessibilityRole for TextInput? Every time it seems we use accessibilityRole={CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE.TEXT} and wonder if we can DRY things up by using a lightweight TextInput wrapper that adds a default accessibility role. And then add a new ESLint rule to enforce that we use our own TextInput rather than the default from RN

@@ -9,6 +9,8 @@ import * as StyleUtils from '../../../../styles/StyleUtils';
import {withNavigationPropTypes} from '../../../../components/withNavigation';
import styles from '../../../../styles/styles';
import CONST from '../../../../CONST';
import PressableWithoutFeedback from '../../../../components/Pressable/PressableWithoutFeedback';
import withLocalize, {withLocalizePropTypes} from '../../../../components/withLocalize';
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Can we use the useLocalize hook instead of withLocalize HOC?

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Skalakid commented Jul 7, 2023

@roryabraham I don't know if it is possible. The plugin that we are using is checking components only by names. So it is checking both react-native and our custom TextInput because these have the same name and require us to pass accessibilityRole prop.

I think we can fix that by just changing the name of our TextInput component, and then pass accessibilityRole="text" and accessibilityLabel={label} by default inside it. But idk if it is the best workaround

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@Skalakid ok no worries, we can proceed without the default accessibilityRole. Not a big deal to have to include it!

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Conflicts

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@roryabraham I just fixed the conflicts

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@Skalakid Sorry, conflicts were back by the time I got to this.

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@roryabraham I fixed conflicts again ;)

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@roryabraham roryabraham merged commit 08fa90c into Expensify:main Jul 10, 2023
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✋ This PR was not deployed to staging yet because QA is ongoing. It will be automatically deployed to staging after the next production release.

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🚀 Deployed to staging by https://github.com/roryabraham in version: 1.3.39-0 🚀

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🕸 web 🕸 success ✅

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@Skalakid @roryabraham @rushatgabhane Can you pls help with a more understandable QA steps. Current tests are move Dev specific.

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@mvtglobally this PR is really DEV-specific because we are adding ESlint rules so that developers can see errors in their IDE while coding

ref={(el) => (this.label = el)}
pointerEvents="none"
accessibilityRole={CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE_TEXT}
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accessibilityRole={CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE_TEXT}
accessibilityRole={CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE.TEXT}

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@Skalakid we missed this and need to make this change ASAP

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@situchan @roryabraham I'm not sure what the suggested change is, can you explain?

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CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE_TEXT is undefined. It should be CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE.TEXT

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@Skalakid please look with 🦅's 👁️ to find diff 😄

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@@ -49,6 +49,7 @@ function AmountTextInput(props) {
blurOnSubmit={false}
selection={props.selection}
onSelectionChange={props.onSelectionChange}
accessibilityRole={CONST.ACCESSIBILITY_ROLE.TEXT}
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Coming from #24482 (comment):
Do we need accessibilityRole for text input?

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@aimane-chnaif It is a crucial prop from the accessibility perspective. It is needed to avoid ESlint errors since all accessibility components are required to have accessibilityRole

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@Skalakid can we change it to presentation which means none if it is just to avoid ESlint errors?

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@getusha I think you can try or you can change accessibilityRole to accessibilityLabel if you want. But it's strange that such an error appears since according to the documentation text role exists

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@Skalakid accessibility* props are deprecated we are trying to change it to the role prop check it here: https://reactnative.dev/docs/accessibility#role

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