React ARIA Widgets is a collection of React primitives designed to help developers implement the patterns found in the ARIA Authoring Practices Guide (APG).
Please note that this library should NOT be used in a production environment! It's still in a pre-alpha stage and the API is subject to major breaking changes.
See React ARIA Widgets for examples and documentation.
- Unstyled, accessible components that are easily composable and customizable
- Modularized design that gives developers the freedom to choose which hooks, components, etc. they wish to import
- Adheres to the APG complete with focus control and keyboard support
With npm:
npm install react-aria-widgetsWith Yarn:
yarn add react-aria-widgetsReact ARIA Widgets provides building blocks for developers to implement their own component libraries. Though it provides features such as accessibility and state management, that alone is insufficient for it to be used out of the box.
For example, certain patterns rely on styling to handle some of the key features that define that pattern. One instance is the accordion pattern - without styles, expanding/collapsing the constituent sections wouldn't behave properly. However, React ARIA Widgets provides no default styles.
Still, React ARIA Widgets provides state management and aims to maximize compatibility with the variety of CSS libraries, frameworks, etc., in the front-end ecosystem. Building fully working implementations of each pattern can be as simple as passing in some className props using your framework of choice.
For more information, see React ARIA Widgets.
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