Focus-svelte NPM

focus-svelte :lock:

Focus lock for svelte with zero dependencies.

Installation

npm install -D focus-svelte
# yarn add -D focus-svelte
# pnpm add -D focus-svelte

Example

https://svelte.dev/repl/4b31b2f4a45c4ee08230f6d47d31db48

Description

focus-svelte works a bit differently than other focus locks I've encounted. Rather than using an event listener to track user activity and overriding the default behavior of the browser, the DOM is manipulated instead. All elements outside of an active focus lock's descendants or ancestory have their tabindex set to -1 if it was 0 or greater previously.

To keep track of changes after the lock is enabled, a MutationObserver monitors the DOM for updates. Once all focus locks are disabled or removed, the observer is stopped and the elements' properties are reset. If a focus lock later becomes active, the observer is restarted and nodes are decorated accordingly.

When a lock becomes active for the first time, the HTMLElement that is assigned focus is dependent upon the options passed to the action / component.

If element is assigned and is tabbable, it will be focused upon. If element is undefined or not tabbable and focusable is true, the HTMLElement with use:focus is granted focus. Finally, if neither of those conditions are met, focus will be set on the first tabbable element.

Usage

There is both an action and a component that can be utilized.

Options

option	description	type	default
`element`	If `element` is assigned and is tabbable, it will be focused upon when the trap is enabled. `string` values will be considered a query selector.	`Element \\| string`	`undefined`
`focusable`	The `HTMLElement` the action is assigned to gets a `tabindex` of `0` when the trap becomes active	`boolean`	`false`
`focusDelay`	can either be a number of ms to wait or an async function that resolves (`void`) when the focus of an element should be set.	`number \\| () => Promise<void>`	`tick`
`delay`	Determines how long to wait before batching updates to `tabIndex` and `ariaHidden`.	`number \\| () => Promise<void>`	`tick`
`assignAriaHidden`	When a focus trap becomes enabled and is `true`, all elements outside of an active trap or their ancestory have their aria-hidden attribute set to `"true"`.	`boolean`	`false`
`preventScroll`	sets `preventScroll` when focusing.	`boolean`	`false`
`enabled`	If `true`, the focus trap becomes active.	`boolean`	`false`

action

<script>
	import { focus } from "focus-svelte";
	let enabled = true;
	function toggleFocus() {
		enabled = !enabled;
	}
</script>

<button on:click="{toggleFocus}">{enabled ? "disable" : "enable"} focus</button>

<div use:focus="{enabled}">
	<input value={enabled ? "focus is traped here" : "regular tabbable input"} />
</div>

<input value={enabled ? "can't tab here" : "can be tabbed into!"} />

With `assignAriaHidden`

<script>
	import { focus } from "focus-svelte";
	let enabled = true;
	function toggleFocus() {
		enabled = !enabled;
	}
</script>

<button on:click="{toggleFocus}">{enabled ? "disable" : "enable"} focus</button>

<div use:focus="{{enabled, assignAriaHidden: true}}">
	<input value={enabled ? "focus is traped here" : "regular tabbable input"} />
</div>

<input value={enabled ? "can't tab here" : "can be tabbed into!"} />

component

<script>
	import { Focus } from "focus-svelte";
	let enabled = true;
	function toggleFocus() {
		enabled = !enabled;
	}
</script>

<button on:click="{toggleFocus}">{enabled ? "disable" : "enable"} focus</button>

<Focus {enabled} assignAriaHidden="{true}">
	<input value={enabled ? "focus is traped here" : "regular tabbable input"} />
</Focus>

<input value={enabled ? "can't tab here" : "can be tabbed into!"} />

Note: As the action needs an HTMLElement, the component version wraps your content with a div.