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react-wizard-builder

v1.0.0

Published

A set of React components for building multi step wizards

Downloads

3

Readme

react-wizard-builder

A set of React components for building multi step wizards in a simple manner

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

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Install 💻

npm:

npm install --save react-wizard-builder

yarn:

yarn add react-wizard-builder

Usage ⚒️

import Wizard from 'react-wizard-builder'

const App = () => (
  <Wizard
    renderHeader={(props) => <Header {...props} />}
    onNextStep={({ currentStep }) => console.log('On next step ' + currentStep)}
    onPreviousStep={({ currentStep }) => console.log('On previous step ' + currentStep)}
    onFinish={() => console.log('Wizard finished!')}
  >
    <Wizard.Step render={({ currentStep, next, previous, firstStep, lastStep }) => <div>Step 1</div>} />
    <Wizard.Step render={({ currentStep, next, previous, firstStep, lastStep }) => <div>Step 2</div>} />
    <Wizard.Step render={({ currentStep, next, previous, firstStep, lastStep }) => <div>Step 3</div>} />
  </Wizard>
)

API 📚️

WizardFramework

All render props receives the WizardFramework object as a parameter, wich has a set of utilities to handle the wizard: | Prop | Type | Description | ------------- |:-------------:| -----| | currentStep | Number| The current step of the wizard. | countSteps | Number| The amount of steps of the wizard. | next | Function| Function to go to the next step. | previous | Function| Function to go back to the previous step. | goToStep | Function| Function to go to a specified step. | lastStep | Boolean| Boolean which specifies if the current step is the last one. | firstStep | Boolean| Boolean which specifies if the current step is the first one.

<Wizard>

Props

| Prop | Type | Required | Description | | -------------------------- | :--------: | :------: | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | renderHeader | Function | True | Function to render the header. Receives WizardFramework object as param and returns a React component. | | renderStatusBar | Function | True | Function to render a custom status bar. Receives WizardFramework object as param and returns a React component. | | hideStatusBar | Boolean | False | Hides the status bar. Defaults to False. | | renderFooter | Function | False | Function to render a custom footer. Receives WizardFramework object as param and returns a React component. | | hideFooter | Boolean | True | Hides the footer. Defaults to False. | | onNextStep | Function | True | Callback when the wizard will go to next step. | | onPreviousStep | Function | True | Callback when the wizard will go to previous step. | | onFinish | Function | True | Callback when the wizard will finish. | | initialStep | Number | False | Defaults to 0. | | previousStepLabel | String | False | Label to show on previous step button. Defaults to 'Previous'. | | nextStepLabel | String | False | Label to show on next step button. Defaults to 'Next'. | | finishStepLabel | String | False | Label to show on finish wizard button. Defaults to 'Finish'. | | className | String | False | CSS class name to override default wizard styles. | | footerClassName | String | False | CSS class name to override default footer styles. | | statusBarClassName | String | False | CSS class name to override default status bar styles. | | statusBarProgressClassName | String | False | CSS class name to override default status bar progress styles. |

<Wizard.Step>

Props

| Prop | Type | Required | Description | | ------ | :--------: | :------: | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | render | Function | True | Function to render the step content. Receives WizardFramework object as param. |

Examples 📘

Check sample code here

Live preview here

Author ✍️

Nicolás Martínez - nmartinezb3