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react-uv-wizard

v1.0.9

Published

React component which creates a wizard from the children passed in

Downloads

4

Readme

react-uv-wizard

A simple react wizard that will create a card for each child passed in


|Prop|Value| |:----|:----| |background|string| |color|string| |shadow|boolean| |dots|boolean| |submit|function| |titles|string[]| |titlePosition|string|


Instruction

Wizard Component

  • Built with React 17.0.2
  • The wizard will take up 100% of its direct parent

Background Prop

  • Applies the provided color to the background color of the wizard cards
  • Any CSS color format as a string (i.e. 'blue', '#3399ff')

Color Prop

  • Applies the provided color to the foreground elements (text, icons, and dots)
  • Any CSS color format as a string (i.e. 'white', '#fff')

Shadow Prop

  • The shadow existence is truthy. Simply including the prop will apply a small drop shadow to the card, and not including it will not apply the shadow

Dots Prop

  • The dots existence is truthy. Simply including the prop will apply a series of dots at bottom center corresponding to the number of children/cards, and not including it will not apply the dots
  • The dots will reflect which card you are on in the sequence

Submit Prop

  • The submit prop takes a callback function that will fire when the submit button is pressed
  • The submit existence is truthy. Including the prop with a callback function will apply a submit button on the last card of the wizard, and not including it will not apply the submit button

Titles Prop

  • The titles prop takes an array of strings which will be applied to each card in the wizard in order
  • The titles existence is truthy. Including the prop with the array will apply the titles, and not including it will not apply any headers to the cards

Title Position Prop

  • Indicates whether the title will be on the left, center, or right
  • Only accepts 'left', 'center', or 'right'

Usage

<ReactWizard
          background="#3399ff"
          color="white"
          shadow
          dots
          submit={() => alert("SUBMITTED")}
          titlePosition="right"
          titles={["Form 1", "Form 2", "Form 3", "Form 4"]}
        >
          <h1>CHILD ONE</h1>
          <h1>CHILD TWO</h1>
          <h1>CHILD THREE</h1>
          <h1>CHILD FOUR</h1>
</ReactWizard>