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A React hook & associated functions to implement arrow key navigation through a component
Have you ever implemented a dropdown or an autofill you wish could be keyboard navigable? Of course you can use the tab keys, but that's not always what users expect.
The React Arrow Key Navigation Hook is a lightweight React hook to add dom-based arrow key navigation through any component.
You may either use the React hook, or the DOM-based functions provided.
To enable keyboard navigation on links, buttons and input elements:
import useArrowKeyNavigationHook from "react-arrow-key-navigation-hook";
function MyComponent() {
const parentRef = useArrowKeyNavigationHook({ selectors: "a,button,input" });
return <div ref={parentRef}>...</div>;
}
If you have specific requirements, you can adjust the selector to only operate on specific class names or selectors of your choosing.
You can use the functionality independently of React:
import handleEvents from "react-arrow-key-navigation-hook/dist/handleEvents";
const eventHandler = (event) => {
handleEvents({
event,
parentNode: document.querySelector("myNode"),
selectors: "a,button,input",
});
};
document.addEventListener("keydown", eventHandler);
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