How to use Extensions of Cytoscape - javascript

Div around each node that shows up on tapping a node
I am trying to achieve as in this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMN8j-AvZAE (The attached screenshot is from the video itself)
My question to the Cytoscape team is :
Assuming that in order to achieve the functionality as in the above-mentioned video and the attachment I will have to use popper extension of cytoscape and in order to do so do I have to download the popper.js and cytoscape-popper.js from GitHub and include them in my index.html via script tag and then initialize it using Cytoscape function of my index.js file? please advise and share a sample code for the same.

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