ngx-popperjs is an angular wrapper for the FloatingUI library (v ^1.5.3).
With v17 ngx-popperjs won't get any updates. That's because from v17 it's not actually using popper.js anymore.
I developed ngx-float-ui and released v17 at the same time of this. My suggestion is to migrate to that one. In 6 months from the release, this version will be marked as deprecated. Since the new library isn't affected by the "Chrome 110 bug" I would suggest to migrate earlier versions as well. If you open an issue on ngx-float-ui asking for a certain version (or search for an open issue for that version and leave a thumb), I will publish earlier versions as well.
If you used previous versions of ngx-popperjs, you'll now that it wrapped popper.js initially. Since Floating UI is the future version of Popper.js and since latest happenings with recent Chrome updates breaking ngx-popperjs, I decided to move to the newer technology.
What impacts does it have for the library?
Well on a graphic perspective, none. You will be able to use the v17 without changing any stylings.
The only deprecation is in the NgxPopperjsOptions
which now doesn't provide the modifiers.
The reason is that you can't now pass modifiers like you did in Popper.js.
It didn't seem like a huge change, since in this library modifiers should be mostly (but let me know with an issue) for preventing the popper flipping.
Maybe if we see that it can be useful we can pass an override for the middleware
.
I simply added a new attribute, popperFlip
, that you can set to false, in order to prevent the flipping (default true
).
Check NgxPopperjs official page to stay up to date!
The goal of this library is to take Mr Frankel's ngx-popper and update the compatibility for more recent versions of Angular. Since the old library is compatible with Angular 7 and earlier, I started with Angular 8. If you need to work with an older version of Angular (5 to 7), please refer to Mr Frankel's ngx-popper.
Since many complained about using the NgxPopperjsPlacements
enum, I added a version of the popper directive which accepts a plain string as placement!
Now you can use it with all the options of the classic popper, but you'll have to use:
popperLoose
instead of popper
and
popperLoosePlacement
instead of popperPlacement
node and npm are required to run this package.
- Use npm/yarn to install the package:
$ npm install @floating-ui/dom ngx-popperjs --save
Or
$ yarn add @floating-ui/dom --save
$ yarn add ngx-popperjs --save
- You simply add into your module
NgxPopperjsModule
:
import {NgxPopperjsModule} from 'ngx-popperjs';
@NgModule({
// ...
imports: [
// ...
NgxPopperjsModule
]
})
Optionally you can include in your styles.css
/ styles.css
one of the prebuilt themes:
-
@import node_modules/ngx-popperjs/css/theme-dark.css
-
@import node_modules/css/theme-white.css
-
@use ngx-popperjs/scss/theme as popperBaseTheme
-
@use ngx-popperjs/scss/theme-dark as popperDarkTheme
-
@use ngx-popperjs/scss/theme-white popperWhiteTheme
or easily create your own theme using the @mixin:
@use "ngx-popperjs/scss/theme" as popperBaseTheme;
body {
@include popperjs.ngx-popperjs-theme($background-color, $text-color, $max-width, $z-index);
}
- Add to view:
<popper-content #popper1Content>
<p class="bold">Popper on bottom</p>
</popper-content>
<div [popper]="popper1Content"
[popperShowOnStart]="true"
[popperTrigger]="'click'"
popperHideOnClickOutside
[popperHideOnScroll]="true"
[popperPlacement]="'bottom'">
<p class="bold">Hey!</p>
<p class="thin">Choose where to put your popper!</p>
</div>
- As text:
<div popper="As text"
[popperTrigger]="'hover'"
[popperPlacement]="'bottom'"
(popperOnShown)="onShown($event)">
<p class="bold">Pop</p>
<p class="thin">on the bottom</p>
</div>
<div popper="{{someTextProperty}}"
[popperTrigger]="'hover'"
[popperPlacement]="'bottom'"
[popperStyles]="{'background-color: 'blue''}"
(popperOnShown)="onShown($event)">
<p class="bold">Pop</p>
<p class="thin">on the bottom</p>
</div>
- Position fixed, breaking overflow:
<div popper="As text"
[popperTrigger]="'hover'"
[popperPlacement]="'bottom'"
[popperPositionFixed]="true"
(popperOnShown)="onShown($event)">
</div>
- Specific target:
<div class="example">
<div #popperTargetElement></div>
<div popper="As text"
popperTrigger="hover"
popperPlacement="bottom"
[popperTarget]="popperTargetElement.nativeElement"
(popperOnShown)="onShown($event)">
</div>
- hide/show programmatically:
<div [popper]="tooltipcontent"
popperTrigger="hover"
popperPlacement="bottom"
[popperApplyClass]="'popperSpecialStyle'">
<p class="bold">Pop</p>
<p class="thin">on the bottom</p>
</div>
<popper-content #tooltipcontent>
<div>
<p>This is a tooltip with text</p>
<span (click)="tooltipcontent.hide()">Close</span>
</div>
</popper-content>
-
Attributes map:
Option Type Default Description popperDisableAnimation boolean false Disable the default animation on show/hide popperDisableStyle boolean false Disable the default styling popperDisabled boolean false Disable the popper, ignore all events popperDelay number 0 Delay time until popper it shown popperTimeout number 0 Set delay before the popper is hidden popperTimeoutAfterShow number 0 Set a time on which the popper will be hidden after it is shown popperPlacement Placement(string) auto The placement to show the popper relative to the reference element popperTarget HtmlElement auto Specify a different reference element other the the one hosting the directive popperBoundaries string(selector) undefined Specify a selector to serve as the boundaries of the element popperShowOnStart boolean false Popper default to show popperTrigger Trigger(string) click Trigger/Event on which to show/hide the popper popperPositionFixed boolean false Set the popper element to use position: fixed popperAppendTo string undefined append The popper-content element to a given selector, if multiple will apply to first popperPreventOverflow boolean undefined Prevent the popper from being positioned outside the boundary popperHideOnClickOutside boolean true Popper will hide on a click outside popperHideOnScroll boolean false Popper will hide on scroll popperHideOnMouseLeave boolean false Popper will hide on mouse leave popperApplyClass string undefined list of comma separated class to apply on ngpx__container popperStyles Object undefined Apply the styles object, aligned with ngStyles popperApplyArrowClass string undefined list of comma separated class to apply on ngpx__arrow popperOnShown EventEmitter<> $event Event handler when popper is shown popperOnHidden EventEmitter<> $event Event handler when popper is hidden popperOnUpdate EventEmitter<> $event Event handler when popper is updated popperAriaDescribeBy string undefined Define value for aria-describeby attribute popperAriaRole string popper Define value for aria-role attribute popperFlip boolean true Enable or disable the flipping -
Override defaults:
ngx-popperjs comes with a few default properties you can override in default to effect all instances These are overridden by any child attributes.
NgModule({
imports: [
BrowserModule,
FormsModule,
NgxPopperjsModule.forRoot({placement: NgxPopperjsPlacements.TOP})],
declarations: [AppComponent],
providers: [],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
});
Options | Type | Default |
---|---|---|
showDelay | number | 0 |
disableAnimation | boolean | false |
disableDefaultStyling | boolean | false |
placement | Placement(string) | auto |
boundariesElement | string(selector) | undefined |
trigger | Trigger(string) | hover |
positionFixed | boolean | false |
hideOnClickOutside | boolean | true |
hideOnMouseLeave | boolean | false |
hideOnScroll | boolean | false |
applyClass | string | undefined |
styles | Object | undefined |
applyArrowClass | string | undefined |
ariaDescribeBy | string | undefined |
ariaRole | string | undefined |
appendTo | string | undefined |
preventOverflow | boolean | undefined |
- popperPlacement:
| 'top' | 'bottom' | 'left' | 'right' | 'top-start' | 'bottom-start' | 'left-start' | 'right-start' | 'top-end' | 'bottom-end' | 'left-end' | 'right-end' | 'auto' | 'auto-start' | 'auto-end' | Function
- popperTrigger:
| 'click' | 'mousedown' | 'hover' | 'none'
You can only report bugs. Every other issue will be deleted right away.
$ npm install
$ npm run start //run example
Jetbrains is now supporting this library with an open-source license, which will allow a better code! 🎉
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details
MrFrankel for setting up ngx-popper and maintaining till v 7.0.0.