1.2.0 • Published 2 years ago
multi-levels-popper v1.2.0
multi-levels-popper
Made with create-react-library
This component will help you create nested poppers.
Install
npm install --save multi-levels-popperUsage
In this example, we use Tippy.js(recommend) to display popper, you can use other libraries.
import { MultiLevelsPopper } from 'multi-levels-popper'
const MyComponent = () => {
return (
<Tippy
interactive
placement='right-start'
render={(attrs) => (
<MultiLevelsPopper>
<SettingPopper />
</MultiLevelsPopper>
)}
>
<button style={{ position: 'absolute', top: '200px', left: '200px' }}>
My button
</button>
</Tippy>
)
}Customized Popper
import { Popper, PopperItem } from 'multi-levels-popper'
const SettingPopper = () => {
return (
<Popper>
<PopperItem>
<div>Setting 1</div>
</PopperItem>
<PopperItem childPopper={<ChildPopper />}>
<div>Setting 2</div>
</PopperItem>
<PopperItem>
<div>Setting 3</div>
</PopperItem>
</Popper>
)
}When you click on PopperItem which has childPopper prop, it will display the child popper.
MultiLevelsPopper Props
| Prop | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| children | The first level popper. | ✔ |
| dark | Switch to dark theme. |
Popper Props
| Prop | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| title | Popper's header title. | |
| maxHeigth | This will enable vertical scroll bar. Example: maxHeight='200px' | |
| className | You can pass className from parent. |
PopperItem Props
| Prop | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| childPopper | Child popper(next level popper). Example: childPopper={<ChildPopper />} |
License
MIT © huahoangphuc4201