React Ok Tooltip is a simple and easy to use tooltip component for React.

Inside App.tsx:

import { OkTooltip } from '@deepdub/react-ok-tooltip';
import '@deepdub/react-ok-tooltip/dist/tooltip.css';

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      {/* insert app here... */}
      <OkTooltip arrowSize={5} />
    </>
  );
}

Then, inside Component.tsx:

import { tooltip } from '@deepdub/react-ok-tooltip';

function Component() {
  return (
    <button ref={tooltip('I am a tooltip!')}>Hover me!</button>
  );
}

tooltip() method accepts two parameters: title (a string) and options (an object of shape TooltipProps).

TooltipProps may include any of the follwing:

• subtitle: string - A subtitle that will appear, well, below the title.
• maxWidth: string - A string, passed to the tooltip's style.maxWidth.

All are optional.

Customize the tooltip by passing any of these to <Tooltip>:

• arrowSize: number - The size of the arrow.
• backgroundColor: string - The background color of the tooltip.
• borderColor: string - The border color of the tooltip.
• delay: number - Tooltip delay in milliseconds (default: 1000).
• className: string - Will be passed on the to tooltip itself.
• arrowClassName: string - Will be passed on the to tooltip itself.

All are optional.

React Ok Tooltip also supports a concept we've called "tooltip group".

A tooltip group lets you anchor multiple tooltips to a single element (as shown in the GIF above, when the cursor hovers the middle section).

import { tooltip } from '@deepdub/react-ok-tooltip';

function Component() {
  return (
    <div ref={tooltipGroup()}>
      <button ref={tooltip('Cut Selection')}>Cut</button>
      <button ref={tooltip('Copy Selection')}>Copy</button>
      <button ref={tooltip('Paste')}>Paste</button>
    </div>
  );
}