@128technology/darsain-tooltip
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Version of darsain tooltip library, packaged for private NPM repository
JavaScript library for basic tooltip implementation.
Tooltip doesn't provide bindings to user interaction (like displaying on hover). It is designed to be consumed by
wrappers like darsain/tooltips, form validation libraries, etc.
Supports typed classes, and effects via seamless CSS transitions (you don't have to define transition durations in JavaScript).
Starts at IE8, but Tooltip arrows are styled for IE9+. If you care, just restyle the
.tooltip:after arrow with IE8 in mind.
Other browsers just work.
component install darsain/tooltip
Standalone build of a latest stable version:
tooltip.zip - combined archivetooltip.js - 25 KB sourcemappedtooltip.min.js - 10 KB, 2KB gzippedtooltip.css - 4.5 KB including transitions & typesWhen isolating issues on jsfiddle, use the tooltip.js URL above.
Can be found in the docs directory.
MIT
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Version of darsain tooltip library, packaged for private NPM repository
The npm package @128technology/darsain-tooltip receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @128technology/darsain-tooltip popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @128technology/darsain-tooltip demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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