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Inputable components should implement a focus() and blur() public API. Calling these methods must
- display the component in its focused state
- if text can be entered, it must focus the input tag, so that soft keyboard would open in mobile devices
Also, if the inner HTML component receives focus (for exemple by the user hitting key), the component must become in focused state.
Since Aurelia has a built-in focus custom attribute, we expect Aurelia UX components to work seemlessly with this attribute. This constraints prevents us to use a @bindable for the focus attribute because the way Aurelia handles custom attributes conflicts with the bindable. The chosen solution is to add the focus and blur methods to the component's HTML element (through the custom properties, defined on the host elements).
When a component is in focused state, it must receive the CSS class ux-input-component--focused.
Each component that implements the focus() and blur() API must have a distinct styling when focused. See https://material.io/components/ for exemples.
### Inputable components
ux-input(done)ux-textarea(done)ux-buttonux-checkboxux-radioux-switchux-chip-inputux-selectux-datepickerux-slider