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bpk-component-tooltip

v9.1.2

Published

Backpack tooltip component.

Downloads

45,361

Readme

bpk-component-tooltip

Backpack tooltip component.

Installation

npm install bpk-component-tooltip --save-dev

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import BpkText from 'bpk-component-text';
import BpkTooltip from 'bpk-component-tooltip';

const App = () => (
  const targetRef = useRef(null);
  const target = (
    <div ref={targetRef} className={'my-tooltip-target'}>
      <BpkText textStyle="lg">LHR</BpkText>
    </div>
  );

  <BpkTooltip
    ariaLabel="London Heathrow"
    id="my-tooltip"
    target={target}
  >
    London Heathrow
  </BpkTooltip>
);

Props

| Property | PropType | Required | Default Value | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- | -------- | ------------------- | | ariaLabel | string | true | - | | id | string | true | - | | children | node | true | - | | target | node | true | - | | hideOnTouchDevices | bool | false | true | | placement | oneOf(['top', 'right', 'bottom', 'left']) | false | 'bottom' | | padded | bool | false | true | | portalStyle | object | false | null | | portalClassName | string | false | null | | popperModifiers | arrayOf(object) | false | null | | renderTarget | func | false | null | | type | oneOf(TOOLTIP_TYPES.light, TOOLTIP_TYPES.dark) | false | TOOLTIP_TYPES.light |

Prop Details

ariaLabel

Tooltips are invisible to assistive technologies such as screen readers. To improve accessibility, ariaLabel is required to describe the content of the tooltip to assistive technologies.

The label will be used on the target element, so any existing aria-label attached to target will be overridden.

popperModifiers

Please refer to the documentation for the underlying positioning library "Popper.js". You can achieve various behaviours such as allowing the tooltip to overflow the viewport etc.

target

target should be a DOM element with a ref attached to it.