Specifying typeOfWidget is insufficient. For example, I'm using this with election software and would like tooltips such as:
John Smith received an average rating of 4.5 stars among 1000 voters
In addition, the current implementation of titleText makes an assumption that typeOfWidget is a noun that can be pluralized by adding an 's'. This won't work in all cases. For example, the plural of "Cherry" is "Cherries"
The tooltip needs to be calculated dynamically. I suggest adding a new property that accepts a function:
tooltipFormater: is passed the current star rating and returns a string.
fabinca
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1 year ago
Specifying typeOfWidget is insufficient. For example, I'm using this with election software and would like tooltips such as:
John Smith received an average rating of 4.5 stars among 1000 voters
In addition, the current implementation of
titleTextmakes an assumption that typeOfWidget is a noun that can be pluralized by adding an 's'. This won't work in all cases. For example, the plural of "Cherry" is "Cherries"The tooltip needs to be calculated dynamically. I suggest adding a new property that accepts a function:
tooltipFormater: is passed the current star rating and returns a string.