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d-tour

v0.2.1

Published

Tour guide plugin for Derby.js

Downloads

5

Readme

d-tour

Tour guide plugin for Derby.js

Uses Shepherd.js

Usage

app.use require('d-tour')
dummyTour =
  'first step':
    title: 'Hello tour!'
    text: '''
            This is a dummy tour step
          '''
    attachTo: 'body > *:first-child top'
    buttons: ['done']
view(name='tour', tour='{{dummyTour}}', autostart)

You can choose from 5 predefined buttons:

next, back, done, exit, nextSection

Autostart and Manual tour start

Providing autostart argument tells tour to start right after component renders. If you rather want to start tour manually just run its start() method:

view(name='tour', as='tour', tour='{{dummyTour}}')
button(on-click='tour.start()') Start guide!

Multi-page tour

You can create a tour which guides user through several pages:

  1. Add nextPage button to the tour's step you want to be the last on the current page.
  2. Add nextPage argument to the tour component call in the view and provide the url that should be loaded next
  3. On a new page add tour component with the same tour and startFrom argument with the name of a step to start from.

Example:

multipageTour =

  'home step':
    title: 'first step!'
    text: '''
            I'm on first page
          '''
    attachTo: 'body > *:first-child top'
    buttons: ['exit', 'nextPage']

  'about step':
    title: 'second step!'
    text: '''
            I'm on second page
          '''
    attachTo: 'body > *:first-child top'
    buttons: ['back', 'done']

/home page:

view(name='tour', tour='{{multipageTour}}', nextPage='/about', autostart)

/about page:

view(name='tour', tour='{{multipageTour}}', startFrom='about step', autostart)

Emitted events

Tour emits following events:

  1. complete - after tour is completed
  2. nextPage - before going to the new page in multipage tour

Licence

MIT