react-progress-stepper-ts

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.