This update enhances the Tooltip component in the react/components package by adding the AsChild property. Now, users of the Tooltip component have flexibility to use it as a child of another component. A conditional logic is added to choose either Slot or "div" based on the asChild property. And rest of the properties are extracted into extractedRest for avoiding passing of asChild downstream.
Implemented different tooltip variants to handle different status messages. Variants for normal, error, success, and warning have been added. Now, tooltips can show status-specific color coding, improving their usability.
This update adds 'controlled' and 'opened' states to the Tooltip component in the React library. These states provide more precise control over when the tooltip opens and facilitates integration with other components. The CSS classes for tooltip positioning have been updated to reflect these new states.
This commit updates the Tooltip component's transition and delay properties. The transition is now applied on transform, opacity, background color, text color, and border color. Additionally, the delay handling has been modified to use a CSS variable, improving flexibility and maintainability of code.
Three new delay options have been added for the Tooltip component: NoDelay, EarlyDelay, and LateDelay. These options have also been incorporated into the component's documentation for better understanding.
This change introduces new delay variants to Tooltip component. This feature allows adjusting the delay before the tooltip appears, ranging from no delay, early appearance, normal delay to a late appearance, enhancing usability according to different use-cases. The default delay is set to normal.
Updated the import statements in multiple react components to use the new `@pswui-lib` package instead of the deprecated `@pswui-lib/shared@1.0.0`. This makes the code cleaner and easier
Updated the import statements in multiple component files to use the updated package name for shared resources. This change was necessary for import consistency and to ensure proper functioning of the components as per the new package name "@pswui-lib/shared@1.0.0".
The fix ensures that the calculation of the 'movement' value in the Drawer component doesn't result in a negative number. The division by 'dragState.delta' is now divided by the absolute value to prevent faulty calculations.
