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jizy-tooltip

v2.2.0

Published

A lightweight JS tooltip module

Downloads

374

Readme

jizy-tooltip

A lightweight JS tooltip module driven by data-* attributes.

Install

npm install jizy-tooltip

Usage

import { Tooltip } from 'jizy-tooltip';

const tooltip = new Tooltip('jTip', 10).ready();

document.querySelectorAll('[data-tip]').forEach(el => {
    el.addEventListener('mouseenter', () => tooltip.fromElement(el));
    el.addEventListener('mouseleave', () => tooltip.hide());
});
<button
    data-tip="Save the current document"
    data-tip-header="Save"
    data-tip-position="bottom"
    data-tip-theme="dark">
    Save
</button>

The tooltip is dismissed on click outside, touch outside, or Escape.

Trigger attributes

| Attribute | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | data-tip | — | Tooltip body (required) | | data-tip-header | — | Optional header | | data-tip-position | top | top, bottom, left, right, center | | data-tip-theme | — | Space-separated theme classes added to the tip | | data-tip-id | auto | Stable id assigned on first show |

Constructor

new Tooltip(id = 'jTip', distance = 10)

  • id — id of the singleton tip element appended to <body>.
  • distance — pixel gap between trigger and tip.

API

  • ready() — bind global dismiss listeners (call once after construction).
  • fromElement(el) — show the tip for a trigger element.
  • show(tip) / hide(tip?) — low-level show/hide using a Tip instance.
  • setRenderer(fn) — supply a custom renderer (tip) => htmlString to replace the default template.

Styling

Import the bundled CSS from dist/css/ or the LESS sources from lib/less/. The build emits a generated _variables.less from lib/less/variables.less merged with the lessVariables defined in config/jpack.js (e.g. desktopBreakpoint).

Override variables before importing tooltip.less, or fork variables.less to retheme:

@tooltip-bg-color: #1a1a1a;
@tooltip-fg-color: #fff;
@tooltip-width: 200px;

Build

npm run jpack:dist

Outputs dist/js/jizy-tooltip.min.js and dist/css/jizy-tooltip.min.css.

License

MIT © Joffrey Demetz