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Remove warning about styles already being injected #1203

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Closes #1185.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved handling of elements with duplicate IDs to prevent potential conflicts when the tooltip is imported by multiple modules.

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The update addresses a bug where multiple JavaScript modules might attempt to import the tooltip leading to multiple elements with the same ID. This change ensures appropriate handling of such scenarios, preventing conflicts by recognizing the potential existence of elements with duplicate IDs.

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src/utils/handle-style.ts Updated the injectStyle function to handle cases where elements with the same ID already exist.

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Avoid duplicate 'react-tooltip-base-styles' element creation (#1185)

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In the field of code, where updates roam,
A tooltip issue found a home.
IDs would clash, but no more they fight,
With new checks in place, all's now right.
The styles are set, no fuss, no fret,
Code runs smooth, the sun has set. 🌅


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`[react-tooltip] Element with id '${id}' already exists. Call \`removeStyle()\` first`,
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// this could happen in cases the tooltip is imported by multiple js modules
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Is this even worth investigating further?

There seems to be no downside to just skipping injecting styles if they're already present.

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I do agree, the issue is inject the styles multiple times, but there's no issue if we only ignore it if it's already injected into the website

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Beta version released with the last commit 🚀

yarn add react-tooltip@5.27.0-beta.1203.rc.0

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npm install react-tooltip@5.27.0-beta.1203.rc.0

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d23da63 and e095037.

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src/utils/handle-style.ts (1)

55-56: LGTM! Consider logging when the function returns early.

The code changes are approved. This update prevents duplicate style elements from being injected, addressing the issue discussed in the PR objectives.

Consider adding a log or warning when the function returns early due to an existing element. This can help in debugging potential issues.

  // this could happen in cases the tooltip is imported by multiple js modules
+  console.warn(`[react-tooltip] Style element with id '${id}' already exists. Skipping injection.`);
  return

`[react-tooltip] Element with id '${id}' already exists. Call \`removeStyle()\` first`,
)
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I do agree, the issue is inject the styles multiple times, but there's no issue if we only ignore it if it's already injected into the website

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[BUG] Element with id 'react-tooltip-base-styles' already exists
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