import React from 'react'; import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; import { NativeModules, ViewProps, ViewPropTypes, findNodeHandle, requireNativeComponent, Platform, View, } from 'react-native'; const {RNAccessibilityWrapperManager} = NativeModules; const RNAccessibilityWrapper = requireNativeComponent('RNAccessibilityWrapper'); const AccessibilityWrapperPropTypes = { ...ViewPropTypes, fieldsRefs: PropTypes.arrayOf( PropTypes.shape({ current: PropTypes.object, }), ), }; class AccessibilityWrapperIOS extends React.Component { static propTypes = AccessibilityWrapperPropTypes; ref = React.createRef(); componentDidMount() { if (this.props.fieldsRefs) { this.setAccessibilityFields( this.props.fieldsRefs.map(ref => ref.current), ); } } componentDidUpdate() { if (this.props.fieldsRefs) { this.setAccessibilityFields( this.props.fieldsRefs.map(ref => ref.current), ); } } setAccessibilityFields = (fields = []) => { const fieldTags = fields && fields.map(component => component && findNodeHandle(component)); return RNAccessibilityWrapperManager.setAccessibilityFields( findNodeHandle(this.ref.current), fieldTags, ); }; render() { return ; } } const AccessibilityWrapperAndroid = ({fieldsRefs, ...props}) => ( ); AccessibilityWrapperAndroid.propTypes = AccessibilityWrapperPropTypes; /** * The AccessibilityWrapper component allows you to adjust the behaviour of the native platform * when it comes to accessibility. Using this component you can tell the native platform to * group all subviews together for accessibility purposes (since it's not always done by * default), and you can even override the focus order of subviews * * @example * export default class App extends Component<{}> { * fooRef = React.createRef(); * barRef = React.createRef(); * bazRef = React.createRef(); * * public render() { * return ( * * * Foo * Bar * Baz * * * ); * } * } */ export default Platform.select({ ios: AccessibilityWrapperIOS, android: AccessibilityWrapperAndroid, });