@paprika/raw-button
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The <RawButton> component is a fully accessible button, rendered with almost no styling as a generic <span> element. It is intended for use any time click actions are needed for a UI element that is not visually represented as a skeuomorphic button.
For accessibility, the role="button", tabIndex="0", and aria-disabled="false" attributes are added by default, but can be overridden. An aria-label can be included via the a11yText prop, a visual focus ring is applied, and keyboard listeners are included that will fire the onClick function when the user activates the component with an enter or space keypress.
> npm install --save @paprika/raw-button
or
> yarn add @paprika/raw-button
import RawButton from "@paprika/raw-button";
<RawButton onClick={clickHandler}>Visible click target</RawButton>;
a11yTextcanPropagatechildren (required)hasInsetFocusStyleisDisabledonClick (required)tabIndexroleFAQs
Raw button component, for performing an action on the page you’re viewing.
The npm package @paprika/raw-button receives a total of 4,261 weekly downloads. As such, @paprika/raw-button popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @paprika/raw-button demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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