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@digichanges/solid-wizard

v2.0.1

Published

A wizard component for solid-js.

Downloads

15

Readme

Solid Wizard

The solid-wizard library provides a collection of ready-to-use components.

Get started

Is so easy to use the wizard, you can do this in just some simple steps:

Installation

If you are using npm:

npm i @digichanges/solid-wizard

Alternatively, for pnpm users:

pnpm install @digichanges/solid-wizard

Create the parent component.

Import the solid-wizard components and the ones you want to display in the wizard:

import { StepBar, StepsWrapper, Wizard, WizardButton, WizardFooter, WizardHeader } from "@digichanges/solid-wizard";
import YourStepOne from "./components/YourStepOne/YourStepOne.tsx";
import YourStepTwo from "./components/YourStepTwo/YourStepTwo.tsx";

Then, use the components like this:

<Wizard>
   <WizardHeader>
     <StepBar /> 
     <StepsWrapper>
       <YourStepOne />
       <YourStepTwo />
     </StepsWrapper>
   </WizardHeader>
   <WizardFooter>
       <WizardButton/>
       <WizardButton />
   </WizardFooter>
</Wizard>

Props and children

Wizard

| Name | Function | Required | Type | |----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|-------------| | children | The components that are nested inside the Wizard component. | ✅ | [JSX.FunctionElement] |

WizardHeader

| Name | Function | Required | Type | |----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|-------------| | children | The components that are nested inside the WizardHeader component. | ✅ | [JSX.FunctionElement] |

StepsWrapper

| Name | Function | Required | Type | |----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|-------------| | fallback | The fallback component is needed to display something when some step is missing. | ✅ | JSX.Element | | children | The components that you want to display in the wizard. | ✅ | [JSX.FunctionElement] |

WizardFooter

| Name | Function | Required | Type | |----------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|-------------| | children | The components that are nested inside the WizardFooter component. | ✅ | [JSX.FunctionElement] |

WizardButton

| Name | Function | Required | Type | |---------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|---------| | children | The text that you want the button to display. | ❌ | string | | next | A boolean that checks if the button should take the user to the next Step or the previous one. | ✅ | boolean | | buttonStyle | Here you can add a custom class to style the button. | ❌ | string | | disabledButtonStyle | Here you can add a custom class to style the button when it is disabled. | ❌ | string |

Custom styles for StepBar

If you want you can change all the CSS properties by changing the styled CSS classes that control the component.