Remove tooltip default styles

[dennisja]

💥 Breaking Changes

🚀 Enhancements

• Enable users to use or remove default tooltip styles

📝 Documentation

• Update tooltip docs

🐛 Bug Fix

🏠 Internal

Fixes #650

[williaster]

@dennisja thanks for the PR including tests! 🙌

It differs slightly from the solution @hshoff discussed/proposed in #650, instead of adding withDefaultStyles, can we add unstyled (with a default to = false), and also update the default of style to be = defaultStyles? (along with the export of defaultStyles)

this would support the current behavior + styles by default, but allow you override all of (or a subset of) defaultStyles, or apply no styles whatsoever.

[dennisja]

I have changed it to behave like how @hshoff suggested but there is an issue with the implementation. If a user accidentally uses the tooltip like

<Tooltip unstyled style={{...someStylesAUserWantsToApply}} />

The styles will not be applied

[williaster]

@dennisja thanks for this contribution! I think that the case you call out is okay, unstyled seems like it should be self-explanatory and we can revisit if we get negative feedback about this 👍

will try and get this out in the 0.0.196 release today.

[williaster]

out in 0.0.196

[hellosmithy]

Just a note that this is a breaking change for anyone who was passing in a style prop to Tooltip. Might be worth updating the CHANGELOG to reflect that.

[hshoff]

We’ll update the changelog.

For now, work around is to import defaultStyles and extend it through style prop.

<Tooltip style={{ ...defaultStyle, style }} />

[williaster]

Updated the changelog and included a before/after 👍