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You can get self object on Xtend UI components with the constructor or Xt.get.

new Xt.Tooltip(document.querySelector('.my-container'), {}).then(self => {})

// or

Xt.get({ name: 'xt-tooltip', el: document.querySelector('.my-container') }).then(self => {})

You can set default options for all components of the same type, with Xt.options.

Xt.options['xt-tooltip'] = {
  debug: true,
}

By default components are loaded and initialized only when inside viewport or instantly if self.container is not visible (display: none).

You can force global observer options or singular component observer options passing this option.

SyntaxDefault / ArgumentsDescription
Optionobserver:Boolean|nullnullForce enable or disable intersection observer

Listen

Listen to events, for listeners use this guideline.

SyntaxDOM ElementDescription
Eventon.xt.tooltipelements targetsActivation event (event e.detail is original event)
Eventoff.xt.tooltipelements targetsDeactivation event (event e.detail is original event)
Eventondone.xt.tooltipelements targetsActivation event after delay and duration
Eventoffdone.xt.tooltipelements targetsDeactivation event after delay and duration
Eventmedialoaded.xt.tooltipelements targetsImages loaded event
Eventsetup.xt.tooltipcontainerSetup event
Eventinit.xt.tooltipcontainerInit or reinit event
Eventstatus.xt.tooltipcontainerStatus event (enabled or disabled)
Eventrestart.xt.tooltipcontainerRestart event
Eventdestroy.xt.tooltipcontainerDestroy event

Trigger

Trigger events on DOM node.

document.querySelector('#my-element-or-target').dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('on.trigger.xt.tooltip'))
SyntaxDOM ElementDescription
Eventon.trigger.xt.tooltipelements targetsActivation event
Eventoff.trigger.xt.tooltipelements targetsDeactivation event
Eventopenauto.trigger.xtNodeTrigger the event openauto.trigger.xt inside elements or targets to automatically activate openauto: true
Eventcloseauto.trigger.xtwindowTrigger the event closeauto.trigger.xt on window to automatically deactivate current activation if closeauto: true

You can pass e.detail to the trigger event.

With on and off event e.detail.force = true will force the activation/deactivation skipping checks.

document.querySelector('#my-element-or-target').dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('on.trigger.xt.tooltip', { detail: { force: true } }))

Properties

Access properties by getting self object.

SyntaxDescription
Propertyself.componentName:StringComponent name (used in Xt.get)
Propertyself.options:ObjectFinal options
Propertyself.initial:BooleanIf initial or reset activation
Propertyself.disabled:BooleanIf component disabled
Propertyself.container:NodeContainer node
Propertyself.elements:ArrayElements nodes
Propertyself.targets:ArrayTargets nodes
Propertyself.direction:NumberDirection 1 or -1
Propertyself.index:Number|nullCurrent activated index

Methods

Call methods by getting self object.

SyntaxDescription
Methodself.getElements({ el:Node, same:Boolean = false })Get all elements from element or target, returns Array
Methodself.getTargets({ el:Node, same:Boolean = false })Get all targets from element or target, returns Array
Methodself.getElementsGroups()Get elements (one per group), returns Array
Methodself.hasCurrent({ el:Node, same:Boolean = false })Check if element or target is activated, returns Boolean
Methodself.getIndex({ el:Node })Get activation index of from element or target, returns Number
Methodself.reinit({ save:Boolean = true })Reinit component and save currents as initial (default: true)
Methodself.restart()Restart component to initial
Methodself.disable()Disable component
Methodself.enable()Enable component
Methodself.destroy({ weak:Boolean = false })Destroy component

You can get activated elements or targets with hasCurrent.

self.elements.filter(x => self.hasCurrent({ el: x }))
self.targets.filter(x => self.hasCurrent({ el: x }))

Index methods, they all consider options.loop.

SyntaxDescription
Methodself.getNextIndex({ index:Number|false = false, amount:Number = 1, loop:Boolean|null = null })Get next activation index, returns Number|null
Methodself.getNext({ amount:Number = 1, loop:Boolean|null = null })Get next element, returns Node|null
Methodself.goToNext({ amount:Number = 1, force:Boolean = false, loop:Boolean|null = null })Activate next element, returns Node|null
Methodself.getPrevIndex({ index:Number|false = false, amount:Number = 1, loop:Boolean|null = null })Get prev activation index, returns Number|null
Methodself.getPrev({ amount:Number = 1, loop:Boolean|null = null })Get previous element, returns Node|null
Methodself.goToPrev({ amount:Number = 1, force:Boolean = false, loop:Boolean|null = null })Activate previous element, returns Node|null
Methodself.getNumIndex({ index:Number, loop:Boolean|null = null }Get index from number, return Number|null
Methodself.getNum({ index:Number = 1, loop:Boolean|null = null })Get element from index, returns Node|null
Methodself.goToNum({ index:Number, force:Boolean = false, loop:Boolean|null = null })Activate index, returns Node|null

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