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@preachjs/popper

v0.0.6

Published

micro positioning library

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Links

Git

Maintainers

barelyreaperbarelyreaper

Keywords

Readme

@preachjs/popper

Highlights

  • Tiny
    • Core is just under 4kb
  • 0 dependencies
  • Low Level

Usage

Installation

[!NOTE]

The module is ESM Only

npm i @preachjs/popper

Example

import { createPopper } from '@preachjs/popper'

const anchor = document.getElementById('anchor')
const popover = document.getElementById('menu')

const popper = createPopper(anchor, popover)

popper.move('bottom', 'center').offset(2)

// Doesn't do anything unless `.align` is called a.k.a, a Lazy API
popper.align()

Plugins

Arrow

import { arrow } from '@preachjs/popper/arrow'
import { createPopper } from '@preachjs/popper'

const arrowElement = document.getElementById('arrow')

const popper = createPopper(anchor, popover)
popper.use(arrow(arrowElement))

popper.toggleArrow()
// or
// popper.toggleArrow(true) - will add a `data-popper-arrow-visible` property on the passed arrow element
// popper.toggleArrow(false)

// remaining code

popper.align()

About

popper is a tiny low level vanilla javascript library built to support other UI components that preachjs wishes to build. It doesn't have magical behaviours and just manages semantic positioning.

Behaviours would differ based on the UI component it's being used in and will normally involve something like Preact(+Signals) that handle state

FAQ

Why not use X?

Probably too large of an API surface area or overall size which I wish to avoid, at least right now.

It's missing XYZ!

Feel free to raise feature requests, do know that the scope of the library itself is pretty small. You can always write plugins to extend it's behaviour.

License

MIT