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Keyboard Accessibility #301

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@majapw majapw commented Feb 7, 2017

This is an MVP of keyboard accessibility! I imagine there will still be some polish to take care of, especially when it comes to managing focus and aria roles throughout. BUT I would really like to get this merged so that we can iterate more on it (and add better messaging/validation/accessibility to the inputs themselves as well).

HAVE A GIF!
react-dates

  • Fix issue where you navigate from April 2017 to May 2017 with keyboard with outside days enabled
  • second param in onNextMonthClick/onPrevMonthClick???
  • Update SingleDatePicker
  • if a CalendarDay has been blurred in the DOM, (ie going to the prev month/next month buttons) but the month transition doesn't trigger a different focusedDate... then the day doesn't get updates and therefore doesn't get refocused. :/
  • unavailable messaging on days
  • keyboard shortcuts explanation
  • hide keyboard shortcuts menu on touch devices
  • write some tests!
  • fix vertical orientation keyboard shortcuts panel
  • fix safari ? shortcut
  • enable keyboard on DayPickerRangeController
  • return focus appropriately after the keyboard shortcuts dialog is closed
  • adjust phrase props for final copy

@airbnb/webinfra plz give me some love. #

onClick={e => this.onDayClick(day, e)}
tabIndex={isFocused ? 0 : -1}
>
{renderDay ? renderDay(day) : day.format('D')}
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This may cause problems due to the fact that renderDay could return anything. Thoughts?

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We originally decided my suggestion of using a component here like <Day>{renderDay ? renderDay(day) : day.format('D')}</Day> so that a propType could be applied to the return value - is that perhaps worth doing here?

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I'm still not super sure how that would work? What would the Day component look like?

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function Day({ children }) {
  return React.Children.only(children);
}
Day.propTypes = {
  children: PropTypes.node.isRequired,
};

and the propType can be as fancy as we want :-)

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I guess my only Q is that given that buttons only allow "Phrasing content" (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/Content_categories#Phrasing_content) so while we could create a proptype to limit the node to one of these dom elements, that actually seems pretty hard to do. @backwardok with this is mind, do you think it is more reasonable to put a role="button" on the td maybe?

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You can do that, but you'll need to make sure that you add all the related keyboard handling to that element

@@ -59,10 +61,10 @@ export default class DateInput extends React.Component {
}

componentDidUpdate(prevProps) {
const { focused } = this.props;
if (prevProps.focused === focused) return;
const { focused, hasFocus } = this.props;
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Need to come up with some better nomenclature to denote component "focus" (ie which is currently being selected) vs. DOM "focus" because this PR separates the two.

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case 27: // Escape
onBlur();
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So this takes focus back to the input, so maybe this name is not quite right.

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// If there was a month transition, do not update the focused date until the transition has
// completed. Otherwise, attempting to focus on a DOM node may interrupt the CSS animation.
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Incidentally, the way this behavior manifests itself is weird AF

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where does the focus happen after?

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(and maybe add a comment with a see [insert function name here])

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}

onPrevMonthClick(e, nextFocusedDate) {
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So with the regular button click event... nextFocusedDate is actually like the native event object or something... which is weird.

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We're passing this here so that we have access to what we want to focus on after the month transition.

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e should always be the last argument

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majapw commented Mar 1, 2017

Hi @backwardok @wyattdanger @ljharb @lencioni! I still need to write tests, but I'd love to get some feedback before I do. Would y'all be able to take a look at this PR? I am pushing real hard to get it in this week.

This is the MVP. I think there will likely be some polish work that still needs to be done.

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@

&:active {
background: darken($react-dates-color-white, 5%);
// outline: 0;
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nit: remove

@@ -16,6 +17,7 @@ $react-dates-color-gray: #565a5c !default;
$react-dates-color-gray-dark: darken($react-dates-color-gray, 10.5%) !default;
$react-dates-color-gray-light: lighten($react-dates-color-gray, 17.8%) !default; // #82888a
$react-dates-color-gray-lighter: lighten($react-dates-color-gray, 45%) !default; // #cacccd
$react-dates-color-gray-lightest: #eeeeee;
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Isn't this changing the shade of gray by a tiny bit? Why not stick with lighten?

break;

case '?':
this.toggleKeyboardShortcuts();
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This is probably nitpicking, but can there be an easy way to detect if the shortcut panel was activated by DateInput, hence if we're closing the shortcut panel it would focus back on the DateInput? (I tried played with it but lost myself in managing props)

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Yeah I kind of wanted to do this... but it was somewhat painful! I will think more on it.



let availabilityText = '';
if (BLOCKED_MODIFIER in modifiers) {
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When will modifiers not include BLOCKED_MODIFIER?

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if you roll your own DayPicker wrapper and define your own modifiers

@@ -157,9 +174,37 @@ export default class DayPickerRangeController extends React.Component {
});
}

getFirstFocusableDay(newMonth) {
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Did you plan to add test for this?

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SOON. first I wanted comments in case I was horribly off the mark.

};

class DateRangePickerWrapper extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);

let focusedInput = null;
let selectedInput = null;
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Renaming from focused to selected creates a pretty big diff that might make merging/rebasing other PRs hairy. If selected is required in a11y props, can the renaming be limited to external facing html props?

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This nomenclature change is not ostensibly required for a11y purposes. The reason I am making it is because this PR introduces the concept of DOM focus as separate concept from the focusedInput prop and it makes sense to have a legitimately different name for the two things and have focus refer to, well, actual focus.

If there are any PRs in particular that you are concerned about, I can help with the rebasing.

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Hard to get a good sense without actually trying this out, but added some comments from a quickish perusal

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.DayPickerKeyboardShortcuts__show {
border-top: 26px solid $react-dates-color-white;
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there are a number of size numbers in this stylesheet that seem like non standard units. why are these numbers so specific? are any of these intended to be the same on purpose? can we move some of these into vars for more clarity?

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I mean tbh, they're made up numbers loosely based on the padding in the DayPicker which like, are also made up and not particularly grid-based or anything. I am not a designer and I can pull these out into variables... but I don't think there will really be rhyme or reason until we get a designer to take a look.


&:hover,
&:focus {
fill: $react-dates-color-gray-light;
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perhaps something to do in a future update, but one thing we came across during a11y testing is that users who have ie9 and enable a setting that essentially turns off background colors and text colors will end up not being able to notice the difference here. We'll likely need to do something where we change the border color or add an outline to the element for more visibility.

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Yeah, let's put a pin in that for a future update.

const { selected, date } = this.state;

const props = omit(this.props, [
'autoFocus',
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Why do these need to be removed?

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also instead of omit, this could use object destructuring and disable no-unused-vars

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@ljharb This is in the examples, not in the core code so this only adds lodash.omit as a dev dependency. I think using omit makes things cleaner and more readable than objecting destructuring and disabling the lint rule.

@backwardok these are props on the example wrapper, not on the DateRangePicker explicitly because they have to do with instantiating the state on this component. Because we use forbidExtraProps I wanna clean them out before passing the props through to the DRP.

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Maybe a comment before that line so it's understood?

availabilityText = modifiers[BLOCKED_MODIFIER](day) ? unavailable : available;
}

const ariaLabel = `${availabilityText} ${day.format('dddd')}. ${day.format('LL')}`;
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I'm curious whether or not it's more valuable for screen reader users to hear the date first or the availability first. Might be something we want to run through user research at some point

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Yeah, I mean I am also going to try to get a copy person to look at the text itself, we'll need to get translations done, and so on. :D We will def add this to the fray.

});

const defaultProps = {
placeholder: 'Select Date',
displayValue: '',
inputValue: '',
screenReaderMessage: '',
focused: false,
focused: false, // handles actual DOM focus
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feels like these comments shouldn't need to be duplicated within the defaultProps definition

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Since this is visually one of the first things in the dialog, this should probably equivalently be one of the first things in the markup

@@ -0,0 +1,176 @@
const closeDatePicker = 'Close';
const focusStartDate = 'Focus on start date';
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this phrase feels a little off to me - without running this, I have a hard time understanding what it is this is describing. If I were to hear this phrase being said, I wouldn't understand why I would need to focus on the start date. Seems like this should be something more like "Select start date", but I'm not sure if that's exactly what this is accomplishing.

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We're gonna run this through a copy person before we upgrade react-dates in Airbnb, so maybe let's leave it til then?

const keyboardShortcuts = 'Keyboard Shortcuts';
const showKeyboardShortcutsPanel = 'Show the keyboard shortcuts panel';
const hideKeyboardShortcutsPanel = 'Hide the keyboard shortcuts panel';
const toggleKeyboardShortcutsPanel = 'Toggle the keyboard shortcuts panel';
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Is the shortcut panel being shown non modal? Seems like you shouldn't be able to access this button when the shortcut panel is shown, in which case it should always be the "show" version.

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Seems like you shouldn't be able to access this button when the shortcut panel is shown
I am not sure how to make that happen, but that's certainly not the behavior rn. Could you maybe run the code and lemme know what you think?

const escape = 'Escape';
const questionMark = 'Question mark';
const selectFocusedDate = 'Select the currently focused date';
const moveFocusByOneDay = 'Decrement/Increment currently focused day by 1 day';
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maybe easier wording as "move forward or backward one day"

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or "go back or advance one day"

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(Decrement and increment feel unusual for something that's not a strict number)

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I feel like we can nit the text, but it would probs make sense until someone can look at the copy and give us recs.

const moveFocusByOneWeek = 'Decrement/Increment currently focused day by 1 week';
const moveFocusByOneMonth = 'Decrement/Increment currently focused day by 1 month';
const moveFocustoStartAndEndOfWeek = 'Navigate to the beginning or end of the currently focused week';
const returnFocusToInput = 'Return focus to the input field';
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This should probably be "Close date picker", since returning focus isn't really what you're trying to do when you want to close the date picker

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All the other review comments look good also.

const { selected, date } = this.state;

const props = omit(this.props, [
'autoFocus',
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also instead of omit, this could use object destructuring and disable no-unused-vars

ref={(ref) => { this.buttonRef = ref; }}
className="CalendarDay__button"
aria-label={ariaLabel}
onMouseEnter={e => this.onDayMouseEnter(day, e)}
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all event callbacks ideally should use explicit return, since we don't want them to return anything

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Whoops! I like, usually do this so this must have just slipped my radar.

'CalendarMonthGrid--vertical': orientation === VERTICAL_ORIENTATION,
'CalendarMonthGrid--vertical-scrollable': orientation === VERTICAL_SCROLLABLE,
'CalendarMonthGrid--animating': isAnimating,
});

const style = Object.assign({
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can we use object spread here?

} = this.props;

switch (e.key) {
case 'Tab':
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this would be shorter and imo cleaner as if/else instead of a switch/case

} = this.props;

let onNextMonthClick;
if (orientation === VERTICAL_SCROLLABLE) {
onNextMonthClick = this.multiplyScrollableMonths;
} else {
onNextMonthClick = this.onNextMonthClick;
onNextMonthClick = e => this.onNextMonthClick(null, e);
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explicit return?

return Object.keys(defaultPhrases).reduce((phrases, key) => {
const phrasesWithNewKey = { ...phrases };
phrasesWithNewKey[key] = PropTypes.node;
return phrasesWithNewKey;
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return { ...phrases, [key]: PropTypes.node };

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majapw commented Mar 7, 2017

@airbnb/webinfra @backwardok @ljharb I split out some of the work and broke up the PR into two commits (one for the breaking name change and one for all the a11y work). Would appreciate another set of eyes.

Once again, I still have to write tests! but that is incoming.

aria-label={ariaLabel}
onMouseEnter={(e) => { this.onDayMouseEnter(day, e); }}
onMouseLeave={(e) => { this.onDayMouseLeave(day, e); }}
onMouseUp={(e) => { e.currentTarget.blur(); }}
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note for the future - we should just have a nice looking focus state such that doing this isn't necessary. Really don't like that we have this pattern :/

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Welp we probably should get a designer for this project. X_x

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This is breaking functionality in IE. #1606

{screenReaderMessage}
</p>
}
<p id={screenReaderMessageId} className="screen-reader-only">
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since screenReaderMessage isn't required, it seems like you should only render this if it exists.

@@ -136,14 +157,12 @@ export default class DateInput extends React.Component {
disabled={disabled}
readOnly={isTouch}
required={required}
aria-describedby={screenReaderMessage && screenReaderMessageId}
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if you were running into issues before where this was coming back as '' and still adding the attribute, then you might consider having the default value of screenReaderMessage as null or undefined so that this works

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onDayPickerBlur() {
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is there any potential for this to be triggered as a result of triggering the keyboard shortcut modal? or can you not trigger it from the input itself?

showKeyboardShortcutsPanel() {
this.setState({
isDateRangePickerInputFocused: false,
isDayPickerFocused: true,
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why does showing the keyboard shortcuts panel focus the day picker?

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The panel is part of the DayPicker. This is mainly to indicate the dichotomy between the input being focused and the dropdown being focused.

this.toggleKeyboardShortcuts();
break;

case 'Escape':
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one thing to be careful with here - I would expect that if the keyboard shortcut modal was open on top of the date picker modal, that hitting escape would close the shortcut modal and hitting escape again would close the date picker modal. It seems like hitting escape once here does both?

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Okeedoke, I will address that.

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// If there was a month transition, do not update the focused date until the transition has
// completed. Otherwise, attempting to focus on a DOM node may interrupt the CSS animation.
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where does the focus happen after?

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// If there was a month transition, do not update the focused date until the transition has
// completed. Otherwise, attempting to focus on a DOM node may interrupt the CSS animation.
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(and maybe add a comment with a see [insert function name here])

const { currentMonth } = this.state;

const month = newMonth || currentMonth;
return !day.isBefore(month.clone().startOf('month')) &&
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not necessary to fix, but it might make this line a lot easier to read and understand if you pull out the month.clone().... pieces into their own consts

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good call. 👍

screenReaderMessage,
} = this.props;

const screenReaderText = screenReaderMessage || phrases.keyboardNavigationInstructions;
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similar comment here as in other file

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wyattdanger commented Mar 9, 2017

is the DayPickerRangeController supposed to work with keyboard in the storybook?

(update) added as an item on TODO list

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Looks like the Keyboard Shortcuts view could use some love in vertical orientation

screenshot 2017-03-09 11 36 14

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onPrevMonthClick(e) {
onKeyDown(e) {
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Should stop propagation here to prevent shenanigans

aria-label={ariaLabel}
onMouseEnter={(e) => { this.onDayMouseEnter(day, e); }}
onMouseLeave={(e) => { this.onDayMouseLeave(day, e); }}
onMouseUp={(e) => { e.currentTarget.blur(); }}
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Welp we probably should get a designer for this project. X_x

@@ -81,13 +87,29 @@ export default class DateInput extends React.Component {
}

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So a problem with using throttle... while it doesn't matter for the down arrow or for tabbing, typing ? (which is a shortcut for opening the keyboard shortcuts panel), sometimes works but sometimes just types a question mark into the input. :|

The basic issue is that there's an onChange handler and an onKeyDown handler attached to the input. Without throttling the order is guaranteed... with throttling, the order is more of a question mark. I think that as a result, this is an optimization we need to think a little bit more on.

showKeyboardShortcutsPanel() {
this.setState({
isDateRangePickerInputFocused: false,
isDayPickerFocused: true,
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The panel is part of the DayPicker. This is mainly to indicate the dichotomy between the input being focused and the dropdown being focused.

focusedDate,
});
} else {
this.setState({ focusedDate: null });
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Hmm, good point. I will look into what's happening with that and if they get out of sync or anything.

this.toggleKeyboardShortcuts();
break;

case 'Escape':
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Okeedoke, I will address that.

const { currentMonth } = this.state;

const month = newMonth || currentMonth;
return !day.isBefore(month.clone().startOf('month')) &&
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good call. 👍

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Coverage increased (+0.8%) to 84.114% when pulling 9f56e07 on maja-a11y-work into 5ba9930 on master.

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- Adds screen reader text to the input to describe how to enter the calendar
- Adds arrow navigation to the calendar itself
- Adds a keyboard shortcuts panel that pops up on top of the calendar
- Adds screen reader text to each CalendarDay
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majapw commented Apr 6, 2017

Hey @airbnb/webinfra, this PR is ready to go! Please take a look and give me your feedback!

const chooseAvailableStartDate = ({ checkin_date }) => `Choose ${checkin_date} as your check-in date. It's available.`;

// eslint-disable-next-line camelcase
const chooseAvailableEndDate = ({ checkout_date }) => `Choose ${checkout_date} as your check-out date. It's available.`;
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What's the plan for integrating these with the internal translation setup?

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So when you look at getPhrase, you'll see that each phrase accepts a function, node, or string and behaves accordingly. My plan is to add code to our wrappers that automatically pulls in our translations appropriately and create a phrase bundle that can easily be spread onto any page.

We might want to do this for the more base-level components (ie DayPickerRangeController) we're using as well.

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@majapw majapw merged commit cc67a5e into master Apr 7, 2017
@majapw majapw deleted the maja-a11y-work branch December 4, 2017 21:51
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