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[React Native]: Create `Tabs` component in shared UI component library

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Since Feb 13, 2025.

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Description

Description

Create a reusable Tabs component for the shared UI component library. The component should follow the design standards outlined in the Tabs Audit & Insights FigJam Board. This task is part of the migration to the new shared UI component library, ensuring consistency with the conventions set by existing components.

Technical Details
  • Component Implementation:

    • Build using React Native and TypeScript.
  • Integration:

    • Ensure compatibility with twrnc or any relevant design system tokens (e.g., spacing, colors, typography).
    • Align with global typography and accessibility standards outlined in the Tabs Audit.
  • Testing:

    • Integrate unit tests using Jest and React Testing Library.
    • Add accessibility tests to ensure ARIA compliance for keyboard and screen reader users.
  • Documentation:

    • Provide detailed usage examples for different variants, sizes, and states.
    • Include a storybook story for each prop and for default configurations.
Acceptance Criteria
  • The Tabs component should match the design specs in the Tabs Audit & Insights FigJam Board.
  • Component implementation must cover the following:
    • Proper alignment with typography and spacing standards.
    • Compatibility with all design system color tokens and themes.
    • Inclusion of hover, focus, and active states.
  • Unit tests must cover at least 80% of the component’s functionality, including interactivity and accessibility.
  • Component must be reviewed and approved by both engineering and design teams.
  • Documentation for the component should be added, covering usage, available props, and examples.
  • Ensure all aspects meet the Definition of Done
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