Popover / React

Keeps additional content easily accessible while not cluttering up the page.

To implement Popover component into your project you’ll need to add the import:

import Popover from "@kiwicom/orbit-components/lib/Popover";

After adding import into your project you can use it simply like:

<Popover content="Your content">
  <Button />
</Popover>

Props

Table below contains all types of the props available in the Popover component.

Name	Type	Default	Description
actions	`React.Node`		Actions to display in the Popover See Functional specs.
content	`React.Node`		The content to display in the Popover.
children	`React.Node`		The reference element where the Popover will appear.
dataTest	`string`		Optional prop for testing purposes.
fixed	`boolean`		Changes position to fixed from absolute, good for use in sticky components.
noPadding	`boolean`	`true`	Adds or removes padding around popover’s content.
opened	`boolean`		Prop for programmatically controlling Popover inner state. If `opened` is present open triggers are ignored.
preferredAlign	`enum`	`"start"`	The preferred position to choose See Functional specs.
preferredPosition	`enum`	`"bottom"`	The preferred align to choose See Functional specs.
overlapped	`boolean`	`false`	If `true`, the content of Popover will overlap the trigger children.
width	`string`		Width of popover, if not set the with is set to `auto`.
onClose	`() => void \| Promise`		Function for handling onClose.
onOpen	`() => void \| Promise`		Function for handling onOpen.

enum

position	Align
`"bottom"`	`"start"`
`"top"`	`"end"`
	`"center"`

Functional specs

Whenever event onClick fires, the script inside this component will calculate possible positions that can be applied and the first possible will be applied.
You can prefer one position that will be used if possible, otherwise the default order in enum table will be used.
You can prefer align that will be used if possible, otherwise the default order in enum table will be used.
Actions are a way to override default close behavior with your own actions, mainly Buttons keep in mind that one of the actions should close the popover.
The Popover component supports rendering of many different components inside its children. You can use combination of e.g. Text, Stack, ListChoice for example:

<Popover
  content={
    <React.Fragment>
      <ListChoice
        title="Choice Title"
        description="Further description"
        icon={<Accommodation />}
        onClick={action}
      />
      <ListChoice
        title="Choice Title"
        description="Further description"
        icon={<Accommodation />}
        onClick={action}
      />
      <ListChoice
        title="Choice Title"
        description="Further description"
        icon={<Accommodation />}
        onClick={action}
      />
    </React.Fragment>
  }
>
  <Button>Open Popover</Button>
</Popover>