With Windows the order of the imports was not the same as with Linux,
this was causing the linter to fail with CI.
We force the import starting with ":" to the internal group to fix this
issue.
The fullWidth was buggy for those components, the label was floating
in the middle of the empty space where it feels correct to keep it
aligned on the left.
During our last meeting regarding the QA the designer told us to remove
the arrows on the number input. We can still change the value with the
keyboard arrows, so it does not cause a11y issues.
Based on the last QA it appears that we were using wrong button size
and icon size ratio. By using the newly created nano size we can make
the code much simpler.
Based on QA feedback the keyboard focus of the DatePicker was using
the browser default outline ( when navigating with tab key ), this
ensure a consistent style accross different focus modes.
Rework a bit the recent work made on RHF example to make some component
more generic, such as RhfSelect and RhfDatepicker, which is based on a
design using RHF context hooks to provide a seamless integration.
Fixes#144
Based on recent developers feedbacks that needed to use props types
in order to wrap the lib's component they were stuck because we were
not exporting all of them.
Fixes#143
Add some docstring documentation to the newly updated utils
functions, to help understand what are their role and params.
User have a clear view of inputs and outputs timezone.
By default, component's timezone is the user locale timezone.
Component now offers a way to set its timezone to any supported
Intl timezone format. Please note that output values from the
component will always be converted to a UTC timezone.
Enforces a standardized approach for end consumers using the
component's API. Consumers are now required to provide a date as an
ISO string in either UTC or with a UTC offset. The support for native
Date objects has been removed to ensure consistent and reliable
behavior across all implementations. By adopting this uniform input
format, we can simplify usage and avoid potential inconsistencies in
date handling.
By introducing this utility function, we ensure that any output value
is converted back to an ISO 8601 date and time string in UTC timezone.
Overall, it harmonize and factorize the way we output
values from date picker components.
DateRangePicker aria-labels mention when a selected date range
contains today's date, which breaks the tests while ran on the
first day of the month. Avoid these tests to be flaky.
This new major version broke our components, including the way the menu
gets opened, how to determine the disabled options and some other semantic
types changes.
Refactor tests to enhance simplicity and clarity by introducing
expected string values. This improvement is particularly relevant
for focused months and focused year scenarios. Consequently, the
tests no longer depend on the user's locale.
Resolve development warning in `CalendarAux` component caused
by recent updates to react-aria dependencies. Update props for next
and previous calendar buttons, removing `onFocusChange` before
passing to the Button component.
Show international capabilities of the `DatePicker` component using the
`locale` props and the Cunningham provider. Dates would
be automatically displayed in the appropriate calendar system.
Component was lacking some customization capabilities.
Using the browser calendar system wasn't enough modular.
This introduces a `locale` props, that allows a higher
customization of the component. By default, the calendar
system of the DatePicker is synchronized with the Cunningham
Provider.
