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react-pinote

v0.4.1

Published

Lightweight React annotations for coordinates and highlighted text.

Readme

react-pinote

Lightweight annotations for React. Attach notes to elements, text or coordinates. Hover to preview, click to keep them open.

Compatible with React 18, React 19 and shadcn/ui. TypeScript and styles included. React and React DOM are the only runtime dependencies.

Live demo

Install

npm i react-pinote

Usage

Wrap your app in PinoteProvider, then place a Pinote around the element you want to annotate:

import { Pinote, PinoteProvider } from "react-pinote";

export default function App() {
  return (
    <PinoteProvider>
      <Pinote id="heading" content="Could this heading be shorter?">
        <h1>Get started</h1>
      </Pinote>
    </PinoteProvider>
  );
}

The provider adds no HTML wrapper and keeps one note open at a time. Give each note a unique id within its provider.

Use PinoteHighlight to annotate text. To place and drag notes by coordinates, use PinoteLayer.

Content can be text or your own React components. Pinote handles positioning, motion and focus. Your app owns the data and actions.

Documentation

Contributing

See the contribution guide for issues, pull requests and local development.

License

MIT