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You make some good points, and I agree that my original question, as it was phrased, isn't the best fit for a library such as this. Perhaps, what I should've a
by jscholes 11y ago
You make some good points, and I agree that my original question, as it was phrased, isn't the best fit for a library such as this. Perhaps, what I should've asked is whether the demo, which developers will use as a jump-off point, implements any keyboard accessibility (it doesn't, by the way, so I'm not hopeful that any projects using this will be keyboard-accessible).
- bevacqua 11y agoAuthor here. It's really easy to do. I implement tons of keyboard accessibility alongside dragula in my projects. In the demo it just felt out of scope. In one project I use dragula for a sprintboard, where you can cancel drags with Esc, drop with Enter, and move cards manually across columns with the arrow keys or a shortcut for each column (e.g 'o' for open) So yeah, it's not part of the lib but it's deadbrain-easy to add on top.