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When importing the component under an alias of Image or a named export { Image } I get the following error. Looks like the Eslint rule is looking for any component named Image and applying this rule. Is it possible to get the eslint rule to only apply to Images imported directly from react-native?
Found an element which will be inverted. Add the accessibilityIgnoresInvertColors propeslint(react-native-a11y/has-valid-accessibility-ignores-invert-colors)
Code:
Image.tsx
import React from 'react'
import { Image as RNImage, ImageProps } from 'react-native'
const Image = (props: ImageProps) => (
<RNImage accessibilityIgnoresInvertColors source={props.source} />
)
export default Image
And example area you would have an error
App.tsx
import Image from 'components/Image'
const App = () => <Image source={FILE} /> // this will error saying you are not providing accessibilityIgnoresInvertColors for the image.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hey, thank you for your work! Is there any chance this could still be merged/fixed? We were thinking of adding these rules to our linting, but as we are using styled-components, the rules don't really work as they should :/
Thank you!
When importing the component under an alias of Image or a named export { Image } I get the following error. Looks like the Eslint rule is looking for any component named Image and applying this rule. Is it possible to get the eslint rule to only apply to Images imported directly from react-native?
Code:
Image.tsx
And example area you would have an error
App.tsx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: