@paprika/popover

@paprika/popover - 0.3.36

Description

Popover component renders an overlay of content anchored to a trigger button (or specific positioning element). It can be triggered by click (or keypress), by hover (or keyboard focus – as a tooltip), or programatically

Installation

yarn add @paprika/popover

or with npm:

npm install @paprika/popover

Props

Popover

Prop	Type	required	default	Description
align	[ Popover.types.align.TOP, Popover.types.align.RIGHT, Popover.types.align.BOTTOM, Popover.types.align.LEFT]	false	Popover.types.align.BOTTOM	Where the popover content is positioned relative to the trigger or getPositioningElement.
children	node	true	-	Content of the popover
isDark	bool	false	false	Displays as a "tooltip" style with white text on black background.
isEager	bool	false	false	Activated by mouseOver / focus instead of onClick.
isOpen	bool	false	null	How "controlled" popovers are shown / hidden.
isPortal	bool	false	true	This renders the popover inline in the DOM and not in a react portal. WARNING: will have side effects with paprika side panels and modals, use with caution.
defaultIsOpen	bool	false	null	How "uncontrolled" popovers can be rendered open by default.
edge	[ Popover.types.align.LEFT, Popover.types.align.RIGHT, null]	false	null	Where the edge of the popover content is based on the trigger or getPositioningElement
maxWidth	[string,number]	false	320	Maximum width of popover content. Using a number is recommended and implies px units.
minWidth	[string,number]	false	0	Minimumn width of popover content. Using a number is recommended and implies px units.
onClose	func	false	null	Callback to fire when user closes popover.
offset	number	false	parseInt(tokens.spaceLg, 10)	Distance, in px, between popover content edge and trigger / getPositioningElement.
getPositioningElement	func	false	null	Function that provides DOM element to use as target for positioning the popover.
getScrollContainer	func	false	null	Function that provides the scrolling DOM element that contains the popover.
shouldKeepFocus	bool	false	false	If focus will stay at the trigger when showing popover. Popover can still be closed when clicking outside or pressing escape key.
zIndex	number	false	zValue(1)	Number setting the z-index for the popover content / tip.

Popover.Trigger

Prop	Type	required	default	Description
a11yText	string	false	null	Descriptive a11y text for assistive technologies for the trigger.
children	[func,node]	true	-

Popover.Content

Prop	Type	required	default	Description
children	node	false	null
onBlur	func	false	() => {}	Callback to indicate the element loses focus

Popover.Card

Prop	Type	required	default	Description
children	node	true	-

Popover.Tip

Prop	Type	required	default	Description
zIndex	number	false	null	Number setting the z-index

Usage

The <Popover> can be used as a controlled or uncontrolled component. If controlled, the isOpen and onClose props must be utilized.

Tooltip style

The <Popover> can be used as a tooltip by making it open "eagerly" on hover or keyboard focus via the isEager prop. Typically a very short tooltip is also designed with white text on a black background, achieved with the isDark prop.

Popover.Trigger

With an uncontrolled <Popover>, it may be convenient to use the <Popover.Trigger> to wrap the element the user will interact with to display the popover because this results in a <RawButton> being wrapped around that UI element, with all of the handlers it requires already hooked up.

For a controlled <Popover>, or the case where the <Popover.Trigger> child element is a <Button>, it is necessary to use a render function for the children of the <Popover.Trigger>, which will be provided with a generic handler argument.

It may not be necessary to use a <Popover.Trigger> element at all if the <Popover> is controlled. Then its children (excluding <Popover.Content> and <Popover.Tip>) will by default be used as the positioning element (see Basic controlled example below).

Popover.Content

Content for the <Popover> is also included as children, wrapped by the <Popover.Content>. For a "card" style, the <Popover.Card> is a convenient helper.

Popover.Tip

To include an arrow that points to the trigger element, the <Popover.Tip> can be included as a sibling element of the <Popover.Content> (include it after the Content to avoid an explicit zIndex prop on the Tip).

Basic uncontrolled example

import Popover from "@paprika/popover";

<Popover>
  <Popover.Trigger>
    <Icon />
  </Popover.Trigger>
  <Popover.Content>
    <Popover.Card>Lorem hipsum kombucha leggings vinyl.</Popover.Card>
  </Popover.Content>
  <Popover.Tip />
</Popover>;

Basic controlled example

import Popover from "@paprika/popover";

const [isOpen, setOpen] = React.useState(false);

<Popover isOpen={isOpen} onClose={() => { setOpen(false) }>
  <Button onClick={() => { setOpen(prevOpen => !prevOpen) }}>
    Open Popover
  </Button>
  <Popover.Content>
    <Popover.Card>
      Lorem hipsum kombucha leggings vinyl.
    </Popover.Card>
  </Popover.Content>
  <Popover.Tip />
</Popover>

Links

• Storybook showcase
• Github source code
• Github create issue
• ChangeLog