React-hint

React-hint is a small tooltip component for React which is developed with simplicity and performance in mind. It also plays nicely with Preact and Inferno.

How to install

npm i -S react-hint

How to use

// React
import React from 'react'
import ReactHintFactory from 'react-hint'
const ReactHint = ReactHintFactory(React)

// Preact
import {h, Component} from 'preact'
import ReactHintFactory from 'react-hint'
const ReactHint = ReactHintFactory({createElement: h, Component})

// Inferno
import Inferno from 'inferno-compat'
import ReactHintFactory from 'react-hint'
const ReactHint = ReactHintFactory(Inferno)

// UMD
const ReactHint = window.ReactHintFactory(window.React)

Options

ReactHint Property	Type	Default Value	Description
attribute	String	“data-rh”	Allows setting a custom tooltip attribute instead of the default one.
autoPosition	Boolean	false	Autopositions tooltips based on closeness to window borders.
className	String	“react-hint”	You can override the tooltip style by passing the `className` property.
delay	Number or {show: Number, hide: Number}	0	The default delay before showing/hiding the tooltip.
events	Boolean or {click: Boolean, focus: Boolean, hover: Boolean}	false	Enables/disables all events or a subset of events.
onRenderContent	Function		Passing a function which returns a react node allows rendering custom content with attached event handlers.
persist	Boolean	false	Hide the tooltip only on outside click, hover, etc.
position	“top”, “left”, “right”, “bottom”	“top”	Allows setting the default tooltip placement.
ref	Function		You can pass a function which will get a reference to the tooltip instance.

DOM Element Attribute	Type	Default Value	Description
data-rh	String		Sets the tooltip’s content.
data-rh-at	“top”, “left”, “right”, “bottom”	“top”	Allows overriding the default tooltip placement.

Example

You don’t need to include ReactHint in every component which uses tooltips, just include it once in the topmost container component. In case you need to define multiple instances of ReactHint, you can customise the attribute name per instance. ReactHint also supports custom tooltip content with attached event handlers by overriding the content renderer and returning a react node.

import React from 'react'
import {render} from 'react-dom'
import ReactHintFactory from 'react-hint'
import 'react-hint/css/index.css'

const ReactHint = ReactHintFactory(React)
class App extends React.Component {
	onRenderContent = (target, content) => {
		const {catId} = target.dataset
		const width = 240
		const url = `https://images.pexels.com/photos/${catId}/pexels-photo-${catId}.jpeg?w=${width}`

		return <div className="custom-hint__content">
			<img src={url} width={width} />
			<button ref={(ref) => ref && ref.focus()}
				onClick={() => this.instance.toggleHint()}>Ok</button>
		</div>
	}

	render() {
		return <div>
			<ReactHint autoPosition events delay= />
			<ReactHint persist
				attribute="data-custom"
				className="custom-hint"
				events={{click: true}}
				onRenderContent={this.onRenderContent}
				ref={(ref) => this.instance = ref} />

			<button data-rh="Default">Default</button>
			<button data-rh="Top" data-rh-at="top">Top</button>
			<button data-rh="Right" data-rh-at="right">Right</button>
			<button data-rh="Bottom" data-rh-at="bottom">Bottom</button>
			<button data-rh="Left" data-rh-at="left">Left</button>

			<button data-custom
				data-custom-at="bottom"
				data-cat-id="10913">Click Me</button>

			<button data-custom
				data-custom-at="bottom"
				data-cat-id="416088">Click Me</button>
		</div>
	}
}

render(<App />, demo)

License

MIT

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