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@mariosant/react-wizard

v0.0.5

Published

Multi step wizards in React - easy and painless

Downloads

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Readme

React Wizard

Multi step wizards in React - easy and painless.

NPM version CircleCI

Installation

Add @mariosant/react-wizard to your package.json.

$ npm install @mariosant/react-wizard

You can now import the module and use it like

import {createWizard} from '@mariosant/react-wizard';
// or
import {Wizard} from '@mariosant/react-wizard';

Usage

The package exports two flavors of the same component.

A function that return a wizard component and a component that can be used directly within JSX scope.

import {createWizard} from '@mariosant/react-wizard';
import {SceneA, SceneB, SceneC} from './scenes';
import Modal from './modal';


export default () => {
	const Wizard = createWizard(SceneA, SceneB, SceneC);

	return (
		<Modal>
			<Wizard />
		</Modal>
	);
}

or if you prefer the alternate syntax,

import {Wizard} from '@mariosant/react-wizard';
import {SceneA, SceneB, SceneC} from './scenes';
import Modal from './modal';

export default () => {
	return (
		<Modal>
			<Wizard>
				{SceneA}
				{SceneB}
				{SceneC}
			</Wizard>
		</Modal>
	);
};

The following props are passed into every scene component.

next: function to call in order to advance
previous: function to call in order to go to previous
goTo: function to call with an index - goes right to that step (warning, first is 0)
index: the index number of current step

Meta

Marios Antonoudiou – @marios_ant[email protected]

Distributed under the MIT license.

https://github.com/mariosant/react-wizard

Contributing

  1. Fork it (https://github.com/mariosant/react-wizard/fork)
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/fooBar)
  3. Commit your changes using a semantic commit message.
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
  5. Create a new Pull Request