LiterallyOne SDK

A fully customizable and developer-friendly multi-step form component for React. Designed for structured data collection, improved user experience, and seamless integration.

Turn any form into a smart lead machine. The LiterallyOne SDK is a plug-and-play React component and API toolkit that transforms static forms into AI-powered SDR workflows — capturing, qualifying, and engaging leads across Email, WhatsApp, and more in seconds.

"It's not a form plugin. It's your 24/7 AI sales team."

Features

• Step-by-step form navigation
• Customizable design and styles
• Built-in support for validation and form state management
• Easy integration with any React project
• Lightweight and performant

Use Cases

| Industry | Example Flow | |-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------| | SaaS Startups | Segment by role → auto-onboard → schedule demo | | D2C Brands | Quiz → validate email → WhatsApp coupon for hot leads| | Travel Agents | Form → budget segment → AI WhatsApp trip packages | | Growth Agencies | Resell SDK to clients with custom form flows |

Installation

npm install literallyone-sdk

Adding the MultiStepForm Component

Inside your application:

import { MultiStepForm } from 'literallyone-sdk';


<MultiStepForm formId="YOUR_FORM_ID" />

Props

| Name | Type | Required | Description | | ---------- | ---------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------------- | | formId | string | ✅ | Unique identifier for the form instance. | | onSubmit | function | ❌ | Callback invoked with form data upon submission. |

Example: Handling Form Submission

<MultiStepForm
  formId="ZDVWXoQqzQHQ9blQU2iI"
  onSubmit={(formData) => {
    console.log('Submitted data:', formData);
    // Perform API call or processing here
  }}
/>

Customization Tips

• Style with Tailwind, SCSS, or CSS-in-JS libraries.
• Extend form steps with custom components.
• Use external validation libraries like Yup or Zod for schema-based validation.

License

MIT © LiterallyOne

Support

If you have questions or feature requests, please reach out at [email protected] or open an issue on GitHub.