<h2>Overview</h2>
The evolution of web accessibility has ushered in a new era where traditional JavaScript libraries for components like accordions may no longer be necessary. This specific package, originally aimed at simplifying the implementation of accessible accordion components, has reached a point of being outdated as native HTML elements like <code>&#x3C;details></code> and <code>&#x3C;summary></code> have gained widespread support. These native options present several advantages, making them a far more efficient choice when it comes to performance and accessibility.
The shift towards utilizing integrated HTML disclosures allows for a cleaner, more streamlined way to handle content visibility without loading additional scripts. This project is no longer maintained but serves as a reminder of how web standards continue to evolve, allowing developers to lean into more native solutions for enhanced performance across various frameworks and devices.
<h2>Features</h2>
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Native HTML Support: Utilizes the <code>&#x3C;details></code> and <code>&#x3C;summary></code> elements, which are now widely supported across modern browsers.
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Performance Friendly: No additional JavaScript is required for basic functionality, ensuring a lightweight and fast-loading experience for users.
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Accessibility: Content remains discoverable via find-on-page (Ctrl/Command + F) capabilities, improving usability for diverse audiences.
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Flexible Styling: Encourages developers to create custom styles while providing demo styles as a starting point.
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Component API: Offers various options, including allowing multiple items to be expanded or the ability to collapse the last remaining item.
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Callbacks for Expansion: The <code>onChange</code> callback function can notify when accordion items are expanded or collapsed, providing better control over the component’s behavior.
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Custom UUIDs: Supports external control over expansion states using UUIDs, though caution is advised to maintain accessibility standards upfront.
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React Accessible Accordion