react-joyride | Create guided tours in your apps | Frontend Framework library
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Showcase your app to new users or explain functionality of new features.
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- Determines whether two nodes are equal .
- Merge step data into step props
- Creates a chainable checker .
- Log function for debugging .
- Determines the browser based on the user agent .
- Get shared props properties from the given props object .
- Returns the parent element of the given element .
- Validate property .
- Get the text of a root node
- Validate step props
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QUESTION
I am trying to use react-joyride for a small tour. Everything works fine up to now, but if implementing a custom tooltip as described in the documentation, it fails with
TypeError: Invalid parameter: element must be an HTMLElement
I tried it with the most basic approach, because many elements in the example are undefined classes. It was supposed to just show up something, so I can play with the style and the props. I also tried to use other node tags or try to use the complete codesample and define the used classes with dummies. I also looked up some other demos/samples in the net, but to no avail.
Anyone has an idea, what joyride requests or what I have to use?
The code I use is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-04 at 06:25For anyone to stumble upon this:
I found the solution after some hours of searching and trying.
The custom component is only recognized as HTMLElement if the tooltipProps
are passed to the main node.
Guess I wanted to have the modal too simple
QUESTION
Im having issues with closing the tour. Clicking on the "Skip tour" leads to the next step... Why? Why it doesnt close the tooltip?
Sample:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-24 at 21:25What you need is skipProps
not closeProps
. Replace both instances of the variable and you should be good.
QUESTION
My team is using react-joyride
for a feature tour in our react
application. Essentially, react-joyride
overlays a
z-index
and a semi-transparent (rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.3)
) color over the entire DOM. This has the effect of making the page appear 'faded' and also makes it non-interactable (several other
s are used to highlight a small section of the page and render a tooltip).
I'm writing an integration test for this feature tour using @testing-library/cypress
. Using cy.get()
, I can select DOM elements under the joyride
findByText()
always fails with Unable to find an element with the text
. I've tried a few things, none of which work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 14:47If it's in the DOM, findByText
will find it. Are you sure the text exists? Is it broken up? If you do something like,
QUESTION
I run project "react-app-rewired start" development mode. The project compiles without errors.
Next I edit any file in /src/*
the project is recompiled, but does not respond to /src/view/*
NO compilation!
Although if I kill and restart the demon "react-app-rewired start" the project will compile completely. Why is this happening?
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-18 at 11:42The problem is fixed! once again run "npm install" funny
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