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vue-tooltipper

v1.0.0

Published

A Vue3 plugin that makes it a easy to create tooltips for your projects. This plugin is simply a wrapper for the [Tippy.js](https://atomiks.github.io/tippyjs/) library.

Downloads

24

Readme

vue-tooltipper

A Vue3 plugin that makes it a easy to create tooltips for your projects. This plugin is simply a wrapper for the Tippy.js library.

Getting Started

To install in your project use next.

npm install vue-tooltipper

Then you must configure in your main.ts or main.js file of your project and place the following

import {createTooltipPlugin} from "vue-tooltipper";
import "vue-tooltipper/styles.css";

createApp(App).use(createTooltipPlugin()).mount('#app')

Tippy.js is a very complete library and you will be able to make use of all its options, just by passing to the createTooltipPlugin()function the options you want to add; for example, by default the option to show the arrow of the tooltip is disabled, so to activate it you only need to change that option to arrow=true.

createApp(App).use(createTooltipPlugin({arrow: true})).mount('#app')

The same is for any other option. Here you have a link to the Tippy.js library with the supported options which you can add to your plugin configuration.

With this you will be able to place the ToolTip component anywhere your project needs it, without the need to register it, and the way to do it is as follows.


<div class="card">
    <button type="button" @click="count++">count is {{ count }}
        <ToolTip text="Tooltipper"/>
    </button>
    <p>
        Edit
        <code>components/HelloWorld.vue</code> to test HMR
    </p>
</div>

You can pass the text to be displayed by the ToolTip component with the text property

Vue Directive

The vue-tooltipper directive makes it even easier to create amazing tooltips for your applications, as well as adding v-tooltip and assigning it the content to display.

<p v-tooltip="'Edit the component'">
    Edit
    <code>components/HelloWorld.vue</code> to test HMR
</p>

You can also add the options you need in the following way. Posiblemente

import type {TooltipperOptions} from 'vue-tooltipper'

const options: TooltipperOptions = {
    placement: 'right-end',
    trigger: 'click'
}

And in the directive send them as an argument

<p v-tooltip:[options]="'Edit the component'">
    Edit
    <code>components/HelloWorld.vue</code> to test HMR
</p>