How to use the react-portal.defaultProps function in react-portal
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bcrumbs / reactackle / packages / reactackle-autoposition / src / AutoPosition.js View on Github 
type: 'inner',
direction: 'horizontal',
overflowMargin: -5,
allowedShowByCenter: false,
slidePriority: [
'slideOnAdjacentEdge',
'changeType',
'slideOnOppositeEdge',
'slideOnCurrentEdge',
],
allowedSlideOnCurrentEdge: true,
allowedSlideOnOppositeEdge: true,
allowedSlideOnAdjacentEdge: false,
allowedChangeType: false,
onOverflow: noop,
...Portal.defaultProps,
};
let autoPositionInstances = [];
export default class AutoPosition extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this._domNode = null;
this.state = {
visible: props.visible,
currentPosition: {
top: null,
left: null,
},react-portal
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