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InputAccessoryView takes a function returning a ReactNode, not a ReactNode.

InputAccessoryView takes a function returning a ReactNode, not a ReactNode.
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  • New Features
    • Updated the usage of the InputAccessoryView property in picker components to support dynamic rendering by accepting a function that returns a React node, instead of a static React node.

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The type definition for the InputAccessoryView property in the PickerSelectProps interface was updated from a React node to a function returning a React node. This alters how the property is provided and used, requiring a function instead of a static element.

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File Change Summary
index.d.ts Updated PickerSelectProps.InputAccessoryView type from React.ReactNode to () => React.ReactNode

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Consumer as Component Consumer
    participant Picker as PickerSelect Component

    Consumer->>Picker: Passes InputAccessoryView as a function
    Picker->>Picker: Calls InputAccessoryView()
    Picker->>Consumer: Renders returned React node
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index.d.ts (1)

93-93: Consider adding JSDoc documentation for the InputAccessoryView prop.

There's currently no documentation explaining the purpose and usage of this prop. Adding a JSDoc comment similar to other props in this interface would improve developer experience.

+    /**
+     * Function to render custom input accessory view
+     * This allows for custom UI elements to be rendered above the picker
+     */
     InputAccessoryView?: () => React.ReactNode;
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index.d.ts (2)

93-93: Good update to correct the type definition.

The change from React.ReactNode to () => React.ReactNode correctly reflects that the InputAccessoryView expects a function returning a React node rather than a direct React node. This improves type safety and makes the API usage more clear.


93-93:

✅ Verification successful

Verify breaking change implications.

This type change from React.ReactNode to () => React.ReactNode is a breaking change. Ensure that all existing usages of this component have been updated accordingly and that the change is properly communicated in release notes.


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for direct usage of InputAccessoryView prop
rg -t js -t jsx -t ts -t tsx "InputAccessoryView=\{[^(]" --no-filename

Length of output: 100


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search across the entire codebase for any JSX/TSX usages of the InputAccessoryView prop
rg "InputAccessoryView=" -n -g "*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx}"

Length of output: 111


InputAccessoryView prop usage verified

  • A global search found a single usage in test/test.js:119, already passing a function:
    InputAccessoryView={() => {  }}
  • No occurrences of InputAccessoryView receiving a ReactNode directly were found.

No code updates are required; please include this change in the release notes as a breaking change.

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