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@swan-admin/swan-web-component

v1.0.43

Published

Cross-framework Onboarding component (React + Angular compatible)

Readme

🧩 @myscan/components (Local Dev)

A cross-framework Onboarding component built with React — compatible with Angular, Vue, and Vanilla JS via Web Components.

⚠️ This package is not published to npm yet.
Use these steps to run and test it locally.


🚀 Getting Started (Local Setup)

1️⃣ Clone the repo

npm install
npm run build
If successful, you’ll see:
✔ Build completed successfully

## 🧪 Testing Locally

### Option A — React App
1.Create a test React project
cd ..
npx create-react-app myscan-test --template typescript
cd myscan-test

2. Link your local package
From your library folder:
cd ../swan-web-components
npm run build
npm pack

Then in your test app:
cd ../myscan-test
npm install ../swan-web-components/myscan-components-1.0.0.tgz


3.Use the component
In src/App.tsx:
import { Onboarding } from "@myscan/components";

function App() {
  return (
    <Onboarding
      config={{ bgColor: "#fafafa", theme: "light" }}
      steps={["name", "email", "focalLength"]}
      onEachStepComplete={(step, value) => console.log(step, value)}
      onComplete={(data) => console.log("All done:", data)}
    />
  );
}

export default App;

Run the test app:
npm start

### Option B — Test as Web Component (for Angular / JS)

1.Build your package
npm run build

2.Create a simple test HTML file
test.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <title>myscan-onboarding test</title>
    <script src="./dist/web-components/register.js"></script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <h2>Testing myscan-onboarding</h2>

    <myscan-onboarding></myscan-onboarding>

    <script>
      const el = document.querySelector("myscan-onboarding");
      el.config = { bgColor: "#fafafa", theme: "light" };
      el.steps = ["name", "email", "focalLength"];
      el.onEachStepComplete = (s, v) => console.log("Step:", s, v);
      el.onComplete = (data) => console.log("Done:", data);
    </script>
  </body>
</html>

3.Serve the file locally
npx serve .
Then open the URL shown (e.g., http://localhost:3000/test.html).