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The bootstrap popover component created with styled-components

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styled-popover-component

The bootstrap popover component made with styled-components.

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Why?

This is a modular approach to use bootstrap components for quick prototypes, as an entrypoint of your own component library, or if you need just one bootstrap component for your application. To work with ease with any other libary or framework this component is build with styled-components.

Installation

$ npm i styled-popover-component -S

or

$ yarn add styled-popover-component

Usage

For detailed information take a look at the documentation.

Note: if you want this example to work you need to install styled-container-component, and styled-button-component as well, but you do not need them to work properly

import React from 'react';

/*
  if you installed `styled-bootstrap-components` use

    import { ... } from 'styled-bootstrap-components'

  instead.
*/
import { Container } from 'styled-container-component';
import { Button } from 'styled-button-component';
import {
  Popover,
  PopoverArrow,
  PopoverBody,
  PopoverHeader,
} from 'styled-popover-component';

export class SimplePopoverToggle extends React.Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super();
    this.state = {
      top: 0,
      left: 0,
      hidden: true,
    };
  }

  handleModal(ev) {
    this.setState({
      top: ev.target.offsetTop - ev.target.offsetHeight,
      left: ev.target.offsetLeft + ev.target.offsetWidth,
      hidden: !this.state.hidden,
    });
  }

  render() {
    const {
      top,
      left,
      hidden,
    } = this.state;

    return (
      <Container>
        <Button
          danger
          onClick={(ev) => this.handleModal(ev)}
        >
          Click to toggle popover
        </Button>
        <Popover
          hidden={hidden}
          style={{
            top: `${top}px`,
            left: `${left}px`
          }}
          right
        >
          <PopoverArrow right />
          <PopoverHeader right>Popover Title</PopoverHeader>
          <PopoverBody right>And here's some amazing content. It's very engaging. Right?</PopoverBody>
        </Popover>
      </Container>
    );
  }
};

Properties

Properties which can be added to the component to change the visual appearance. This component uses styled-system.

  • hidden Type: boolean
  • right Type: boolean
  • top Type: boolean
  • left Type: boolean
  • bottom Type: boolean
  • m margin Type: string
  • mt margin-top Type: string
  • mr margin-right Type: string
  • mb margin-bottom Type: string
  • ml margin-left Type: string
  • mx margin-left and margin-right Type: string
  • my margin-top and margin-bottom Type: string
  • p padding Type: string
  • pt padding-top Type: string
  • pr padding-right Type: string
  • pb padding-bottom Type: string
  • pl padding-left Type: string
  • px padding-left and padding-right Type: string
  • py padding-top and padding-bottom Type: string
  • width Type: string
  • fontSize Type: string
  • fontWeight Type: string
  • textAlign Type: string
  • lineHeight Type: string
  • display Type: string
  • color Type: string
  • borderRadius Type: string
  • borderColor Type: string
  • border Type: string
  • borderTop Type: string
  • borderRight Type: string
  • borderBottom Type: string
  • borderLeft Type: string

bootstrap styled-components styled-system

License

MIT © Lukas Aichbauer