React JS Popper Tutorial | How to Build Tooltips in React Using React-Popper

In this video, I am talking about react js popper package which is a fantastic library to position elements in HTML. Although this library is way more than a tooltip builder but most common usage of propper.js is to making tooltips and that's why I made this video to show you how to build tooltips in reactjs.
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I am explaining it from scratch and you will be learning how to install and configure it. I am using usePopper() hook to initialize and connect it to our react component but you also can use render props approach if you are still using class components.
By watching this video, you will learn how to customize it using modifiers and show and hide tooltips in reactjs. Hope you enjoy it.
Btw, how do you usually build tootltips in your apps? share with me in the comments section please!

[@renegade1807]

I must say, this popper thing was quite complicated to understand. Yet your vid made it all clearer. Thanks a lot.

[@fowmind5519]

Thanks for the tutorial. Now I can use my custom tooltip in PC and mobiles too.

[@RahulTiwari-wn2kf]

Thanks, Masoud
I've solved my tasks.

[@davendrajayasingam]

Thank you so much. This helped me!

[@ReactWithMasoud]

Glad it helped!

[@LuthfanMursyidanM]

how to add modifier arrow in React? I dont know how to modify it

[@JJ-ot3ps]

hey there, nice intro!! just curious how to create stripe style navigation bar using popper js and react?

[@kshitijvengurlekar1192]

Thank You!

[@malikbrahimi7504]

The placement is so glitchy for me. Secondly, the flipping doesn't seem to work at all.

[@montoyland]

With all the bootstrap code required to get even a basic tooltip working, frankly, I don't see the benefit of adding the Popper dependency rather than creating your own tooltip, especially because this sort of conditional logic to hide and show HTML elements is precisely what React was designed to do (which Popper doesn't even handle). In the end, the styling and positioning syntax, just adds a layer of obfuscation between object syntax and direct CSS. In terms of usability, it's far better practice to expose the CSS properties so that designers can style the tooltip without having to go through JavaScript code.

[@furiousfade4ever211]

are you Bangladeshi?

[@kamalCode]

Sir, e-commerce website reactjs

[@ReactWithMasoud]

Will upload soon.