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@ramseyinhouse/steppp-react

v2.0.1

Published

The React implementation of Steppp.

Downloads

10

Readme

steppp-react

The React implementation of Steppp.

Installation

Run yarn add @ramseyinhouse/steppp-react or npm install @ramseyinhouse/steppp-react.

Usage

Import the Provider, Wrapper, and Step components from @ramseyinhouse/steppp-react. The Provider requires a child as a function that will provide methods for navigating through the experience. One of the steps must have a initialActive prop on it, and all steps must have a name prop.

import { Provider, Wrapper, Step } from "@ramseyinhouse/steppp-react";

function App() {
  return (
    <Provider>
      {({ moveTo, forward, backward }) => (
        <>
          <Wrapper>
            <Step initialActive name="start">
              one
            </Step>
            <Step name="second">two</Step>
            <Step name="third">three</Step>
          </Wrapper>

          <button onClick={forward}>Forward</button>
          <button onClick={backward}>Backward</button>
        </>
      )}
    </Provider>
  );
}

Context

A useSteppp() hook exists for leveraging navigation methods within any component nested within the Provider component.

import { useSteppp, Step } from "@ramseyinhouse/steppp-react";

function SubStep({ children, ...rest }: { children: any }) {
  const { forward, backward, moveTo } = useSteppp();

  return (
    <Step {...rest}>
      {children}

      <button onClick={forward}>Move Forward</button>
    </Step>
  );
}

Customizing the Animation

Steppp is powered by the Web Animations API. To customize the animation, you can pass either an array of frames, or an object with enter and exit properties. For more information, see here.

import { Provider, Wrapper, Step } from "@ramseyinhouse/steppp-react";

// Rotate the incoming & outgoing steps.
const options = {
  frames: {
    enter: [
      { transform: "rotate(0deg)", opacity: 0 },
      { transform: "rotate(360deg)", opacity: 1 },
    ],
    exit: [
      { transform: "rotate(360deg)", opacity: 1 },
      { transform: "rotate(0deg)", opacity: 0 },
    ],
  },
};

function App() {
  return (
    <Provider options={options}>
      {({ moveTo, forward, backward }) => <>Steps go here...</>}
    </Provider>
  );
}