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package.json
{
"name": "react-tooltipper",
"version": "0.7.8",
"version": "0.7.9",
"description": "Create and trigger responsive tooltips for your ReactJS apps",

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**NOTE:** This is a fork of the react-joyride project created mostly for utilitarian reasons, and it is
in the very early stages of development. Things may break.
**NOTE:** This is a fork of the very nice [react-joyride](https://github.com/gilbarbara/react-joyride)
project, created mostly for utilitarian reasons, and it is in the very early stages of development.
Things may break.
Create and trigger responsive beacons and tooltips for your ReactJS apps using this React mixin. It can
be used to show either clickable beacons that will open tooltips or simply the open tooltips themselves.
All beacons and tooltips are dynamically positioned so as to appear attached to their target elements,
and will reposition themselves on resizing, etc.
Use this React mixin to create and trigger responsive beacons and tooltips for your ReactJS apps. It can
be used to show either clickable beacons that will open tooltips or simply to show the open tooltips
themselves. The beacons and tooltips are dynamically positioned so as to appear attached to their target
elements, and will reposition themselves on resizing (or can be forced to reposition themselves in
response to certain events). The main purpose of the mixin is to facilitate the management of discrete,
good-looking, easy-to-use tooltips and beacons in a React application, where those tooltips/beacons may
or may not be necessarily connected, and may or may not be triggered in response to disconnected events.
A side-benefit is fewer state changes than might be involved in a joyride. On the other hand, if your
tooltips and beacons *will* be necessarily connected (i.e., triggered one after another), then
[react-joyride](https://github.com/gilbarbara/react-joyride) will probably better serve your needs.
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