react-native-progress-steps-wm
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A simple and fully customizable React Native component that implements a progress stepper UI.
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react-native-progress-steps for Erick Cortes
A simple and fully customizable React Native component that implements a progress stepper UI.
- Each steps content is displayed inside of a customizable ScrollView.
- Fully customizable buttons are displayed at the bottom of the component to move between steps.
Example One | Example Two :-------------------------:|:-------------------------: examples/ExampleOne.js| examples/ExampleTwo.js
Installation
If using yarn:
yarn add react-native-progress-steps
If using npm:
npm i react-native-progress-steps
Usage
import { ProgressSteps, ProgressStep } from 'react-native-progress-steps';
Simply place a <ProgressStep />
tag for each desired step within the <ProgressSteps />
wrapper.
<View style={{flex: 1}}>
<ProgressSteps>
<ProgressStep label="First Step">
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 1!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
<ProgressStep label="Second Step">
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 2!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
<ProgressStep label="Third Step">
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 3!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
</ProgressSteps>
</View>
Button Styling Usage
Button container and text are fully customizable using the nextBtnStyle, nextBtnTextStyle, previousBtnStyle, and previousBtnTextStyle
props.
Example usage to change a buttons text color:
const buttonTextStyle = {
color: '#393939'
};
return (
<View style={{flex: 1}}>
<ProgressSteps>
<ProgressStep label="First Step" nextBtnTextStyle={buttonTextStyle} previousBtnTextStyle={buttonTextStyle}>
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 1!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
<ProgressStep label="Second Step" nextBtnTextStyle={buttonTextStyle} previousBtnTextStyle={buttonTextStyle}>
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 2!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
</ProgressSteps>
</View>
)
Current Step Error and Validation Handling
The errors
prop should be used if there's a need for validation and error handling when clicking the next button. If you would like to prevent the next step from being rendered, set the errors
prop to true
. By default, it will be false
.
Example usage of validation check:
state = {
isValid: false,
errors: false
};
onNextStep = () => {
if (!this.state.isValid) {
this.setState({ errors: true });
} else {
this.setState({ errors: false });
}
};
render() {
return (
<View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
<ProgressSteps>
<ProgressStep label="First Step" onNext={this.onNextStep} errors={this.state.errors}>
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 1!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
<ProgressStep label="Second Step">
<View style={{ alignItems: 'center' }}>
<Text>This is the content within step 2!</Text>
</View>
</ProgressStep>
</ProgressSteps>
</View>
);
}
Documentation
Progress Steps Component
| Name | Description | Default | Type | |---------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------|--------| | borderWidth | Width of the progress bar between steps | 6 | Number | | borderStyle | Type of border for the progress bar | solid | String | | activeStepIconBorderColor | Outside border color for the active step | #4bb543 | String | | progressBarColor | Color of the default progress bar | #ebebe4 | String | | completedProgressBarColor | Color of the completed progress bar | #4bb543 | String | | activeStepIconColor | Color of the active step icon | transparent | String | | completedStepIconColor | Color of the completed step icon | #4bb543 | String | | disabledStepIconColor | Color of the disabled step icon | #ebebe4 | String | | labelFontFamily | Font family for the step icon label | iOS/Android default font | String | | labelColor | Color of the default label | lightgray | String | | activeLabelColor | Color of the active label | #4bb543 | String | | activeStepNumColor | Color of the active step number | black | String | | completedStepNumColor | Color of the completed step number | black | String | | disabledStepNumColor | Color of the disabled step number | white | String | | completedCheckColor | Color of the completed step checkmark | white | String | | activeStep | Manually specify the active step | 0 | Number |
Progress Step Component
| Name | Description | Default | Type | |------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|---------| | label | Title of the current step to be displayed | null | String | | onNext | Function called when the next step button is pressed | null | Func | | onPrevious | Function called when the previous step button is pressed | null | Func | | onSubmit | Function called when the submit step button is pressed | null | Func | | nextBtnText | Text to display inside the next button | Next | String | | previousBtnText | Text to display inside the previous button | Previous | String | | finishBtnText | Text to display inside the button on the last step | Submit | String | | nextBtnStyle | Style object to provide to the next/finish buttons | { textAlign: 'center', padding: 8 } | Object | | nextBtnTextStyle | Style object to provide to the next/finish button text | { color: '#007aff', fontSize: 18 } | Object | | nextBtnDisabled | Value to disable/enable next button | false | Boolean | | previousBtnStyle | Style object to provide to the previous button | { textAlign: 'center', padding: 8 } | Object | | previousBtnTextStyle | Style object to provide to the previous button text | { color: '#007aff', fontSize: 18 } | Object | | previousBtnDisabled | Value to disable/enable previous button | false | Boolean | | scrollViewProps | Object to provide props to ScrollView component | {} | Object | | errors | Used to assist with current step validation. If true, the next step won't be rendered | false | Boolean |
Contributing
Pull requests are always welcome! Feel free to open a new GitHub issue for any changes that can be made.
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Author
Colby Miller | https://colbymillerdev.com