react-progress-stepper-ts
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React Progress Stepper
Minimal and beautiful stepper for React.
⚙️ Installation
$ npm i react-progress-stepper-ts
$ yarn add react-progress-stepper-ts
✔️ Usage
import React from 'react';
import {
Stepper,
Step,
useStepper,
} from "react-progress-stepper-ts";
export default const App = () => {
const { step, incrementStep, decrementStep } = useStepper(0, 3);
return (
<>
<Stepper step={step}>
<Step></Step>
<Step></Step>
<Step></Step>
</Stepper>
<button onClick={decrementStep}>Prev</button>
<button onClick={incrementStep}>Next</button>
</>
)
}
🔎 Modules
🔹 Stepper
| Property | Type | Description |
| ---------- | ------- | --------------------------------------- |
| step
| Integer | State to track the current step |
| vertical
| Boolean | Toggle vertical view |
| dark
| Boolean | Toggle dark mode |
| numbered
| Boolean | Toggle if each step is numbered or not |
| theme
| Object | Customize the appearance of the stepper |
🔹 Step
| Property | Type | Description |
| --------------- | -------- | ---------------------------- |
| customContent
| Function | Override step circle content |
🔹 Content
You can customize the content of each step, as the example below:
import React from 'react';
import {
Stepper,
Step,
useStepper,
StepNumber,
StepTitle,
StepStatus,
StepDescription,
} from "react-progress-stepper-ts";
export default const App = () => {
const { step, incrementStep, decrementStep } = useStepper(0, 3);
return (
<>
<Stepper step={step}>
<Step>
<StepNumber />
<StepTitle>Title</StepTitle>
<StepStatus />
<StepDescription>Description</StepDescription>
</Step>
<Step>
<StepNumber />
<StepTitle>Title</StepTitle>
<StepStatus />
<StepDescription>Description</StepDescription>
</Step>
<Step>
<StepNumber />
<StepTitle>Title</StepTitle>
<StepStatus />
<StepDescription>Description</StepDescription>
</Step>
</Stepper>
</>
)
}
StepNumber
| Property | Type | Description |
| -------- | ------ | -------------- |
| text
| String | Customize text |
StepTitle
StepTitle comes with no property, you can pass text as children.
StepStatus
| Property | Type | Description |
| --------------- | ------ | -------------- |
| textProgress
| String | Customize text |
| textCompleted
| String | Customize text |
| textPending
| String | Customize text |
StepDescription
StepDescription comes with no property, you can pass text as children.
🔹 useStepper
Hook to handle the state of stepper easily, you could write your own logic to handle the state.
To work properly you need to provide two arguments to useStepper:
- Number of current step: starts from 0;
- Number of total steps.
useStepper provides several utilities:
- step: state to track the current step;
- incrementStep: function to increment state by one;
- decrementStep: function to decrement state by one;
- goToStep: function to set state to a specific step number.
🎨 Theming and Style Overrides
You can customize the appearance of the stepper in two ways:
🔹 Using the theme object:
{
light: {
step: {
pending: {
background: "#ededed",
color: "#a1a3a7",
},
progress: {
background: "#3c3fed",
color: "#ffffff",
},
completed: {
background: "#23c275",
color: "#ffffff",
},
},
content: {
pending: {
stepNumber: { color: "#a1a3a7" },
title: { color: "#a1a3a7" },
status: { background: "#f2f2f2", color: "#a1a3a7" },
description: { color: "#a1a3a7" },
},
progress: {
stepNumber: { color: "#131b26" },
title: { color: "#131b26" },
status: { background: "#e7e9fd", color: "#3c3fed" },
description: { color: "#131b26" },
},
completed: {
stepNumber: { color: "#131b26" },
title: { color: "#131b26" },
status: { background: "#e9faf2", color: "#23c275" },
description: { color: "#131b26" },
},
},
progressBar: {
pending: {
background: "#ededed",
},
progress: {
background: "#e7e9fd",
fill: "#3c3fed",
},
completed: {
background: "#e9faf2",
fill: "#23c275",
},
},
},
dark: {
step: {
pending: {
background: "#1a1a1a",
color: "#767676",
},
progress: {
background: "#19b6fe",
color: "#ffffff",
},
completed: {
background: "#23c275",
color: "#ffffff",
},
},
content: {
pending: {
stepNumber: { color: "#767676" },
title: { color: "#767676" },
status: { background: "#1a1a1a", color: "#767676" },
description: { color: "#767676" },
},
progress: {
stepNumber: { color: "#ece4d9" },
title: { color: "#ece4d9" },
status: { background: "#08374c", color: "#19b6fe" },
description: { color: "#ece4d9" },
},
completed: {
stepNumber: { color: "#ece4d9" },
title: { color: "#ece4d9" },
status: { background: "#0b3a23", color: "#23c275" },
description: { color: "#ece4d9" },
},
},
progressBar: {
pending: {
background: "#1a1a1a",
},
progress: {
background: "#08374c",
fill: "#19b6fe",
},
completed: {
background: "#0b3a23",
fill: "#23c275",
},
},
},
}
🔹 Overriding the CSS using class names, example:
.step {
width: 3em;
height: 3em;
}
.step.progress {
background: #6ab04c;
}
✏️ License and Credits
React Progress Stepper is released under the MIT license, feel free to use it, share and modify.