React Date picker

DEMO

• React context used instead of Redux to provide non-persistant storage. Currently only implemented on one page but the intention is that this would be used for the duration of the booking process across multiple pages
• Booking widget is the main parent component and I used composition to break the fuctionaltiy into reuseable components
• Each component is controlled and takes it's props from the parent, the parent widget takes it's props from the context. I chose to not use context in the components to decouple them from the state model.
• The component supports keyboard navigation via tabbing and each effect does not hijack this behaviour.
• Added in a date picker to allow the user to choose different dates and times
• CSS modules with SASS

TODO

• Make the first day selected by default
• As the user selects a day scroll the menu to a better position (maybe left aligned)
• On selection of day focus the user to the next available time slot button
• On selection of time focus the user to the next button
• Add custom tests using testing library (only snapshots at the moment which are only useful indicators)
• The scroll effect is sometimes incorrect. I suspect it needs a slight delay post render.

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