`react-doctor/aria-braille-equivalent`

Braille-only accessible description

Category: Accessibility
Severity: warn
Source: oxlint-plugin-react-doctor
Framework: global
Enabled when: react
Default: Disabled until configured

Validate the diagnostic

Confirm the reported code matches this rule before you edit it.

Confirm the reported code matches react-doctor/aria-braille-equivalent. Compare it with the Before example and verify the same API, framework, and execution context. Treat it as a false positive only when one of those conditions differs.

Compare the code

The corrected pattern shows a focused way to address the diagnostic.

Reported pattern

const SaveButton = () => (
  <button aria-braillelabel="sv" />
);

Corrected pattern

const SaveButton = () => (
  <button aria-label="Save" aria-braillelabel="sv" />
);

How to fix

Use the corrected pattern as a reference. Preserve behavior that the rule does not require you to change.

Copyable fix prompt

Copy this self-contained prompt into your coding agent after you confirm the diagnostic.

Fix every confirmed react-doctor/aria-braille-equivalent diagnostic in the current repository. Required change: - Pair braille-specific labels and role descriptions with an equivalent accessible name or role description.

Reference transformation:Before:

const SaveButton = () => (
  <button aria-braillelabel="sv" />
);

After:

const SaveButton = () => (
  <button aria-label="Save" aria-braillelabel="sv" />
);

Constraints: - Confirm the reported code matches the Before pattern. - Make the smallest change that fixes the root cause. - Preserve behavior and interfaces unrelated to this diagnostic. - Reuse existing project components, utilities, and conventions. - Do not introduce render-phase side effects, render-phase state updates, or Hooks rule violations. - Preserve accessible names, focus order, keyboard behavior, and touch access not targeted by this rule. - Adapt identifiers and framework details instead of copying blindly. - Do not disable the rule or suppress matching code. - Confirm this rule is enabled for the project: react. Verification: - Run focused tests for the changed behavior. - Run React Doctor and confirm this diagnostic no longer appears. - Report the files changed and any checks you could not run.

More Accessibility rules from the rules reference:

react-doctor/aria-props: Use only documented aria-* attributes from the WAI-ARIA spec.
react-doctor/aria-proptypes: Give each aria-* attribute a value matching its WAI-ARIA type (boolean, token, integer, ID, ID-list, etc.).
react-doctor/aria-role: Use a documented, non-abstract WAI-ARIA role for every role attribute.
react-doctor/aria-unsupported-elements: Don't put role / aria-* attributes on reserved HTML elements like meta, head, script, or style.
react-doctor/autocomplete-valid: Use a valid HTML autofill token in autoComplete.

react-doctor/aria-braille-equivalent