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This epic tracks the work to introduce a new Tearsheet component and add animation support to Modal/Backdrop in PatternFly, driven by requirements from the RHOAI (Red Hat OpenShift AI) product team. These patterns are inspired by IBM's Carbon Design System, which offers similar components (Tearsheet, animated modals) that RHOAI users are accustomed to.
Scope
Tearsheet Component (PF-4330)
A new near-full-screen, modal-based component that enables complex UX flows without navigating away from the current page. Key capabilities include:
Basic Tearsheet with header, body, and footer sections
Stacked/nested Tearsheets via TearsheetGroup for multi-level flows
Leverages existing Modal internals with a full-height layout
Modal & Backdrop Animation Support (PF-4419)
Smooth open/close animations for Modal and Backdrop components, opt-in via AnimationsProvider to avoid regressions. This is a dependency for the Tearsheet component — large modals without animation create a jarring user experience.
Design review — Work with PatternFly design to align on interaction patterns, stacking behavior, scrolling, and accessibility requirements, ensuring consistency with Carbon's Tearsheet guidelines while fitting PatternFly conventions
Implementation plan — Chart a phased delivery plan covering Modal animation support first (as a prerequisite), followed by the Tearsheet component itself
Accessibility — Ensure A11y parity with Modal, including focus management across stacked Tearsheets
Context
RHOAI product team use cases: AutoRAG, AutoML, and Pipeline Server configuration in OpenShift AI require uninterrupted, full-screen-like flows
Overview
This epic tracks the work to introduce a new Tearsheet component and add animation support to Modal/Backdrop in PatternFly, driven by requirements from the RHOAI (Red Hat OpenShift AI) product team. These patterns are inspired by IBM's Carbon Design System, which offers similar components (Tearsheet, animated modals) that RHOAI users are accustomed to.
Scope
Tearsheet Component (PF-4330)
A new near-full-screen, modal-based component that enables complex UX flows without navigating away from the current page. Key capabilities include:
Basic Tearsheet with header, body, and footer sections
Stacked/nested Tearsheets via TearsheetGroup for multi-level flows
Leverages existing Modal internals with a full-height layout
Modal & Backdrop Animation Support (PF-4419)
Smooth open/close animations for Modal and Backdrop components, opt-in via AnimationsProvider to avoid regressions. This is a dependency for the Tearsheet component — large modals without animation create a jarring user experience.
Plan
pf-m-plainmodifier to dropdown toggle element instead of wrapper #954, patternfly-react PR feat(Modal,Backdrop): Add opt-in animation support #12552)Context
RHOAI product team use cases: AutoRAG, AutoML, and Pipeline Server configuration in OpenShift AI require uninterrupted, full-screen-like flows
Carbon Design System reference: https://carbondesignsystem.com/community/patterns/create-flows/#wide-tearsheet
Contributor PoC: https://github.com/GAUNSD/patternfly-react/tree/gmurcia/tearsheet/packages/react-core/src/components/Tearsheet
Jira Issue: PF-4434