react-coach-mark

React Coach Mark

A light weight coach mark library on react.

Applications

• Intro screen
• Splash screen
• Live tutorials
• Guided experience

Demo

Usage

import { CoachMark, ICoachProps } from "react-coach-mark";

const coach: ICoachProps = {
        activate: true,
        component: <div>Any Component You Want</div>,
        reference: ref,
        tooltip: { position: 'bottom' }
    };
<CoachMark {...coach} />

Project Structure

src folder contains demo as well as library code. Go to the lib folder from here to check the source code.

Installation

To install

npm i react-coach-mark

To contribute or play-around with the project

git clone https://github.com/hashlucifer/react-coach-mark.git 
npm install 
npm start 

Integration code

There are just 4 params you need to feed in as basic props.

• activate : boolean to enable/disable the black screen
• component : Element can be any valid React Node.
• reference : will be react ref
• tooltip : having position of tooltip w.r.t focused element on screen.

Check out demo file here for integrations steps.

You control the flow and view

Step 1: Create and Assign ref (hooks version), it also works for class version.

const ref1 = useRef(null);
const ref2 = useRef(null);
// assign it to div
<h1 ref={ref1}>Coach Mark</h1>
<p ref={ref2}>Any ref based element</p>

Step 2: Create state and write your next/prev/skip handlers

const [activatedNumber, setActivateNumber] = useState<number>(0);
const NextButton = <button onClick={() => setActivateNumber(activatedNumber + 1)}>Next</button>;

Step 3: You control the flow, you control the components it will render.

 const coachList: Array<ICoachProps> = [
    {
        activate: activatedNumber === 0,
        component: <div>I can do this {NextButton} </div>,
        reference: ref1,
        tooltip: { position: 'bottom' }
    },
    {
        activate: activatedNumber === 1,
        component: <div>I can be long. {NextButton}</div>,
        reference: ref2,
        tooltip: { position: 'top' }
    }
 ]

const coach : ICoachProps = coachList[activatedNumber]

Step 4: Just pass the configuration to the coach mark

<CoachMark {...coach} />

Sample Screenshot

Please note that : This works individually as well by calling it twice <CoachMark {...coach1} /> and <CoachMark {...coach2} /> but it might not give smooth css transition for one focus to another.

You can override classes for your own css customization

Please feel free to connect and contribute, Happy Coding.