usePopperTooltip hook! 🪝

Release notes

With react-popper, used under the hood of react-popper-tooltip, introducing the usePopper hook in the last
major update, we're now releasing the hook version of our own library as well - usePopperTooltip. The hook provides many new features and flexibility
and allows for implementations not possible before.

Breaking changes

This release onwards, the hook is the only way of creating tooltips. This version drops the support of
the TooltipTrigger render prop component. If you want to upgrade and still keep using render prop API,
refer to our example section to implement the legacy API with our new hook.

We wrote this version from scratch. Although thoroughly tested, it can still possibly contain some regressions. Please,
report any problems using the issues link.

• For the sake of consistency, we made some changes to the props names.

  • defaultTooltipShown is renamed to defaultVisible
  • tooltipShown is renamed to visible
  • onVisibilityChange is renamed to onVisibleChange
  • closeOnReferenceHidden is renamed to closeOnTriggerHidden and the default value changed from true to false

• The default placement is now bottom instead of right, in line with react-popper defaults.

• The string value "none" for the prop trigger is replaced with null.

• The default CSS has a few positioning and naming changes.

• Previously, when a user hovered the tooltip, it stayed open to allow the user to interact with the tooltip's content.
  Now the tooltip closes as soon as the cursor leaves the trigger element. The new option interactive has been added to
  configure this behavior.

• getTriggerProps and arrowRef are no longer needed.