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A modern, customizable design system built on top of NativeWind v5 with configurable defaults

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# Choice inputs — autocomplete and single-select groups ## InputTextAutocomplete A text field backed by a filtered listbox — use it when the user types to narrow a known list. `Select` stays the right choice when the value is picked from the list without typing. ```tsx import { InputTextAutocomplete } from "alouette"; <InputTextAutocomplete aria-label="Fruit" placeholder="Search a fruit..." options={[ { label: "Apple", value: "apple" }, { label: "Banana", value: "banana" }, { label: "Durian (sold out)", value: "durian", disabled: true }, ]} onValueChange={setFruit} />; ``` Two values, each independently controllable: the **selection** (`value` / `defaultValue` / `onValueChange`, called with `""` when cleared) and the **text** (`inputValue` / `defaultInputValue` / `onInputValueChange`). `defaultInputValue` falls back to the label of the initially selected option, so a caller that only controls the selection still starts on the right text. Options are filtered by a case-insensitive substring match on `label`; pass `filterOption(option, inputValue)` for anything else. `emptyLabel` (default `"No result"`) is announced in place of the list when nothing matches. It also takes `accent`, `disabled`, `mode` (the `InputText` modes) and `aria-label` / `aria-labelledby` — it renders no label element of its own, so one of the two is what names both the field and the listbox. The presentation is per platform and needs no handling: web anchors the menu under the field with full keyboard navigation, while native opens a sheet holding the editable input (a `Modal` resigns the keyboard behind it, so the field left in the layout is a read-only trigger). ## Single-select groups Three families share one API: the group owns the value (`value`, `defaultValue`, `onValueChange`, plus `accent` and `disabled`), children are composed rather than passed as an options array, and a child's own `disabled` affects only that option. Label the group via `aria-labelledby`. - `RadioGroup` + `Radio` — circle-dot list, for longer or self-evident options. - `RadioButtonGroup` + `RadioButton` — segmented pill bar: a lowered 44px track, each pressable filling the tap target around a shorter visible chip. It is a form input; for the same material used to move between destinations or switch views use `NavBar` / `Tabs` (alouette-navigation/SKILL.md). `compact` tightens each chip's horizontal padding so more options fit on one row — the 44px tap target is unchanged. - `RadioCardGroup` + `RadioCard` — cards with `icon`, `label`, `description` and a radio indicator, for options that need explaining. The selected card is `PressableBox`'s `contained` fill, the rest its `outlined` surface. Group `variant` is `"list"` (default, one per row) or `"stack"` (cards wrap and share a row from a 240px basis); both the group and each card take a `className` for layout (widths, wrapping), not for restyling the card material. ```tsx <RadioGroup defaultValue="week" onValueChange={setRange} aria-labelledby={labelId}> <Radio value="day" label="Day" /> <Radio value="month" label="Month" disabled /> </RadioGroup> <RadioButtonGroup compact defaultValue="week" accent="brand"> <RadioButton value="day" label="Day" /> <RadioButton value="week" label="Week" /> </RadioButtonGroup> <RadioCardGroup variant="stack" defaultValue="public" onValueChange={setVisibility}> <RadioCard value="public" icon={<GlobeRegularIcon />} label="Public" description="Anyone with the link" /> <RadioCard value="private" icon={<LockRegularIcon />} label="Private" /> </RadioCardGroup> ``` `label` is each option's accessible name — required even when a description carries the detail. Inside a form, render any of the three from a `FormField` `render` prop: `value={field.value}` + `onValueChange={field.onChange}` + `aria-labelledby={labelId}` (no `ref`, they are not focusable text). Since `field.value` is typed from `name`, a `"day" | "week"` union field arrives as that union, not as a widened `string`.