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@aponahmed/tooltip

v0.0.9

Published

A simple tooltip plugin to show hint

Downloads

9

Readme

Tooltip Class

The Tooltip class is designed to create and display tooltips on HTML elements.

Installation

      npm i @aponahmed/tooltip --save-dev

Usage

<button class="tooltip" data-color="#fff" data-bg="#000" data-position="top" title="Top Tooltip">Hover me</button>
  1. Import the Tooltip class and its associated styles:

  2. import Tooltip from "@aponahmed/tooltip";
    
  3. Create an instance of the Tooltip class:

    const tooltip = new Tooltip({
        item: document.getElementById('tooltip-trigger'), // HTML element triggering the tooltip
        position: 'right', // Tooltip position (optional, default is 'right')
        text: 'Tooltip Content', // Tooltip text content (optional, default is false)
        bg: '#1a1f30', // Tooltip background color (optional, default is '#1a1f30')
        color: '#fff' // Tooltip text color (optional, default is '#fff')
    });

    Alternatively, you can use the all method to apply tooltips to multiple elements with a common class:

    import { tooltip } from "@aponahmed/tooltip"
       
    tooltip(".tooltip", {
     position: 'right', // Tooltip position (optional, default is 'right')
     text: 'Tooltip Content', // Tooltip text content (optional, default is 'Tooltip Content')
     bg: '#1a1f30', // Tooltip background color (optional, default is '#1a1f30')
     color: '#fff' // Tooltip text color (optional, default is '#fff')
     });

    Properties

  • item: HTML element triggering the tooltip.
  • position: Position of the tooltip relative to the triggering element ('right', 'left', 'top', 'bottom').
  • text: Tooltip content text.
  • bg: Background color of the tooltip.
  • color: Text color of the tooltip.
  • extraMargin: Extra margin applied to the tooltip position.

Methods

  • init(): Initializes the tooltip and sets up event listeners.
  • removeTooltip(): Removes the tooltip from the DOM.
  • positionSet(item): Sets the position of the tooltip based on the specified or default position.
  • colorSet(item): Sets the background color of the tooltip based on the specified or default color.
  • showTooltip(item, e): Displays the tooltip for the specified item and event.