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Added autoClose behaviour for dropdowns #5873

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@jotoh98 jotoh98 commented Jun 9, 2021

More about the autoClose behaviour here.

Additionally to the implementation, I've added

  • a playground example
  • a documentation section
  • unit-tests

Preview: https://deploy-preview-5873--react-bootstrap.netlify.app/

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Overall, looks good. Thanks for taking this on. Left a few comments.

src/Dropdown.tsx Outdated
@@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ export interface DropdownProps
focusFirstItemOnShow?: boolean | 'keyboard';
onSelect?: SelectCallback;
navbar?: boolean;
autoClose: 'true' | 'outside' | 'inside' | 'false';
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Let's change the string true/false to a boolean

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Yes, I thought of that as well. Wasn't sure about the consistency but I will change that.

src/Dropdown.tsx Outdated
source = 'rootClose';

const noOuterCloseModes =
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Might be worth leaving comments about click what elements triggers the closing of the dropdown so it's more clear

@@ -333,4 +333,141 @@ describe('<Dropdown>', () => {
).assertSingle('div.dropdown-menu');
});
});

describe('autoClose behaviour', () => {
const createDocumentListenersMock = () => {
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Do we need this? We have other methods in other tests to trigger click events.

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I didn't notice any method concerned with simulating clicks outside of the component. Correct me if I'm wrong. Should we keep the outside click methods?

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We did use simulant.fire(document.body, 'click'); inside an Offcanvas test. Can we try that and see if it works for your test?

@jotoh98 jotoh98 marked this pull request as ready for review June 14, 2021 22:37
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{[true, 'outside', 'inside', false].map((autoClose, index) => (
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Wonder if we should rearrange/reword the examples so it mirrors upstream Bootstrap examples:
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.0/components/dropdowns/#auto-close-behavior

I got thrown off with the autoclose behavior for "inside" and "outside" differing from Bootstrap's docs, but turns out it was an issue of ordering/wording.

@kyletsang kyletsang requested a review from jquense June 15, 2021 00:18
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Looks good to me - left 1 comment regarding docs demo.

@jquense, would be good to get your eyes on this.

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LGTM, happy with how this was relatively straightforward to implement outside of react-overlays this is

@kyletsang kyletsang merged commit f5b511c into react-bootstrap:master Jun 17, 2021
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Thanks!

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