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react-marginotes

v0.1.0

Published

Quick, cool margin notes in React

Downloads

11

Readme

react-marginotes

Originally forked and inspired from fdansv/marginotes. Use it within react. See the live demo.

Install

via npm:

npm i --save react-marginotes

Usage

react-marginotes is a higher-order component. Wrap it into another component you like:

import Marginotes from 'react-marginotes';

let Link = ({ children, href="#" }) => (
    <a href={href}>{children}</a>
);
Link = Marginotes(Link);

let Span = ({ children }) => (
    <span style={{color: "blue"}}>{children}</span>
);
Span = Marginotes(Span);

Then use it like before but adding a desc attribute:

<Link desc="...">...</Link>
<Span desc="..."></Span>
<Link href="#" desc="...">...</Link> // other attributes works as well.

marginotes

Attributes

width: sets the tooltip's width. Default is 100px.

<Link width={120} desc="...">...</Link>