@patternfly/pfe-core 3.0.0 → 4.0.1

package/controllers/listbox-controller.d.ts

@@ -1,58 +1,143 @@
 import type { ReactiveController, ReactiveControllerHost } from 'lit';
-export interface ListboxAccessibilityController<Item extends HTMLElement> extends ReactiveController {
-    items: Item[];
-    activeItem?: Item;
-    nextItem?: Item;
-    prevItem?: Item;
-    firstItem?: Item;
-    lastItem?: Item;
-    updateItems(items: Item[]): void;
-    setActiveItem(item: Item): void;
-}
 /**
- * Filtering, multiselect, and orientation options for listbox
+ * Options for listbox controller
  */
-export interface ListboxConfigOptions<T extends HTMLElement> {
+export interface ListboxControllerOptions<Item extends HTMLElement> {
+    /**
+     * Whether the listbox supports multiple selections.
+     */
     multi?: boolean;
-    a11yController: ListboxAccessibilityController<T>;
-    getHTMLElement(): HTMLElement | null;
-    requestSelect(option: T, force?: boolean): boolean;
-    isSelected(option: T): boolean;
+    /**
+     * Optional callback to control the selection behavior of items. By default, ListboxController
+     * will set the `aria-selected` attribute. When overriding this option, it will call it on your
+     * element with the selected state.
+     * Callers **must** ensure that the correct ARIA state is set.
+     */
+    setItemSelected?(item: Item, selected: boolean): void;
+    /**
+     * Optional predicate to ascertain whether a custom element item is disabled or not
+     * By default, if the item matches any of these conditions, it is considered disabled:
+     * 1. it's `disabled` DOM property is `true`
+     * 1. it has the `aria-disabled="true"` attribute
+     * 2. it has the `disabled` attribute present
+     * 3. it matches the `:disabled` pseudo selector
+     */
+    isItemDisabled?(item: Item): boolean;
+    /**
+     * Predicate which determines if a given element is in fact an item
+     * instead of e.g a presentational divider. By default, elements must meet the following criteria
+     * 1. element a child of a listbox role,
+     * 2. element does not have role="presentation"
+     * 2. element is not an `<hr>`
+     * **NB**: When overriding, you must avoid outside references. This predicate must
+     * only consider the element itself, without reference to the host element's items array.
+     * @example ```js
+     *          isItem: (item) => item instanceof MyCustomItem
+     *          ```
+     */
+    isItem?(item: EventTarget | null): item is Item;
+    /**
+     * Function returning the item which currently has assistive technology focus.
+     * In most cases, this should be the `atFocusedItem` of an ATFocusController
+     * i.e. RovingTabindexController or ActivedescendantController.
+     *
+     */
+    getATFocusedItem(): Item | null;
+    /**
+     * Function returning the DOM node which is the direct parent of the item elements
+     * Defaults to the controller host.
+     * If the controller host is not an HTMLElement, this *must* be set
+     */
+    getItemsContainer?(): HTMLElement | null;
+    /**
+     * Optional function returning an additional DOM node which controls the listbox, e.g.
+     * a combobox input.
+     */
+    getControlsElements?(): HTMLElement[];
 }
+/**
+ * @param item possible disabled item
+ * @package do not import this outside of `@patternfly/pfe-core`, it is subject to change at any time
+ */
+export declare function isItem<Item extends HTMLElement>(item: EventTarget | null): item is Item;
+/**
+ * This is a fib. aria-disabled might not be present on an element that uses internals,
+ * and the `disabled` attribute may not accurately represent the disabled state.
+ * short of patching the `attachInternals` constructor, it may not be possible at
+ * runtime to know with certainty that an arbitrary custom element is disabled or not.
+ * @param item possibly disabled item
+ * @package do not import this outside of `@patternfly/pfe-core`, it is subject to change at any time
+ */
+export declare function isItemDisabled<Item extends HTMLElement>(item: Item): boolean;
 /**
  * Implements listbox semantics and accesibility. As there are two recognized
  * patterns for implementing keyboard interactions with listbox patterns,
  * provide a secondary controller (either RovingTabindexController or
  * ActiveDescendantController) to complete the implementation.
+ *
+ * @see https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/keyboard-interface/#kbd_focus_vs_selection
+ *
+ * > Occasionally, it may appear as if two elements on the page have focus at the same time.
+ * > For example, in a multi-select list box, when an option is selected it may be greyed.
+ * > Yet, the focus indicator can still be moved to other options, which may also be selected.
+ * > Similarly, when a user activates a tab in a tablist, the selected state is set on the tab
+ * > and its visual appearance changes. However, the user can still navigate, moving the focus
+ * > indicator elsewhere on the page while the tab retains its selected appearance and state.
+ * >
+ * > Focus and selection are quite different. From the keyboard user's perspective,
+ * > focus is a pointer, like a mouse pointer; it tracks the path of navigation.
+ * > There is only one point of focus at any time and all operations take place at the
+ * > point of focus. On the other hand, selection is an operation that can be performed in
+ * > some widgets, such as list boxes, trees, and tablists. If a widget supports only single
+ * > selection, then only one item can be selected and very often the selected state will simply
+ * > follow the focus when focus is moved inside of the widget.
+ * > That is, in some widgets, moving focus may also perform the select operation.
+ * > However, if the widget supports multiple selection, then more than one item can be in a
+ * > selected state, and keys for moving focus do not perform selection. Some multi-select widgets
+ * > do support key commands that both move focus and change selection, but those keys are
+ * > different from the normal navigation keys. Finally, when focus leaves a widget that includes
+ * > a selected element, the selected state persists.
+ * >
+ * > From the developer's perspective, the difference is simple -- the focused element is the
+ * > active element (document.activeElement). Selected elements are elements that have
+ * > aria-selected="true".
+ * >
+ * > With respect to focus and the selected state, the most important considerations for designers
+ * > and developers are:
+ * >
+ * > - The visual focus indicator must always be visible.
+ * > - The selected state must be visually distinct from the focus indicator.
  */
 export declare class ListboxController<Item extends HTMLElement> implements ReactiveController {
     #private;
     host: ReactiveControllerHost;
-    private _options;
     private static instances;
-    static of<Item extends HTMLElement>(host: ReactiveControllerHost, options: ListboxConfigOptions<Item>): ListboxController<Item>;
-    private constructor();
+    static of<Item extends HTMLElement>(host: ReactiveControllerHost, options: ListboxControllerOptions<Item>): ListboxController<Item>;
     /** Whether listbox is disabled */
     disabled: boolean;
-    /** Current active descendant in listbox */
-    get activeItem(): Item | undefined;
-    get nextItem(): Item | undefined;
-    get options(): Item[];
+    get container(): HTMLElement;
+    get multi(): boolean;
+    set multi(v: boolean);
+    get items(): Item[];
     /**
-     * array of options which are selected
+     * register's the host's Item elements as listbox controller items
+     * sets aria-setsize and aria-posinset on items
+     * @param items items
      */
-    get selectedOptions(): Item[];
-    get value(): Item | Item[];
-    private get element();
-    hostConnected(): Promise<void>;
-    hostUpdated(): void;
-    hostDisconnected(): void;
+    set items(items: Item[]);
     /**
      * sets the listbox value based on selected options
+     * @param selected item or items
      */
-    setValue(value: Item | Item[]): void;
+    set selected(selected: Item[]);
     /**
-     * register's the host's Item elements as listbox controller items
+     * array of options which are selected
      */
-    setOptions(options: Item[]): void;
+    get selected(): Item[];
+    private constructor();
+    hostConnected(): Promise<void>;
+    hostUpdate(): void;
+    hostUpdated(): void;
+    hostDisconnected(): void;
+    isSelected(item: Item): boolean;
 }