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react-native-new-stepper

v1.0.0

Published

react native custom stepper

Downloads

4

Readme

React Native Stepper

Typescript friendly, Material UI Stepper implementation in React Native.

The aim is to develop with all features of stepper as provided in the Material UI Guidelines. But, the v1 does not have all those features. But ready to be used in production as an alternative.

For the time being, only vertical stepper is supported.

If you are a developer, please contribute to make this project more useful for everyone!

Create issues for any bugs or feature requests.

View Demo Here

Installation

yarn [email protected]/react-native-stepper

or

npm [email protected]/react-native-stepper --save

Parameters

StepperContainer

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | -------------------------- | ----------- | ----------------------------------------- | | layout | 'vertical' or 'horizontal' | vertical | layout | | themeColor | string | blue[500] | theme color | | buttonStyle | object | {} | style object that is passed to the button | | children | StepView[] | null | Step Views |

StepView

| Param | Type | Default | Description | | -------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | title | string | '' | Step Title | | subTitle (optional) | string | '' | Step Sub Title | | children | React.Node | null | React Node to display as step content | | onNext(optional) | () => boolean|string | () =>true | if onNext is given this will be called when next button from the step is pressed, and goes to the next step/submit only if this returns true. If it returns a string, it will be shown as error | | onPrevious(optional) | () => boolean|string | () =>true | if onPrevious is given this will be called when back button from the step is pressed, and goes to the previous step only if this returns true. If it returns a string, it will be shown as error |

Usage

import { StepperContainer, StepView } from '@material.ui/react-native-stepper'
<StepperContainer>
  <StepView title='Intro' subTitle='The intro details'>
    <Text>Step 1 Contents</Text>
  </StepView>
  <StepView title='Second' onNext={() => true} subTitle='Name and other details'>
    <Text>Step 2 Contents</Text>
  </StepView>
  <StepView title='Third Step' subTitle='Some lines'>
    <Text>Step 3 Contents …!</Text>
  </StepView>
  <StepView title='Last Step' subTitle='Finishing lines'>
    <Text>Step 4 Contents …!</Text>
  </StepView>
</StepperContainer>

Notes

  • If TapOnTitle is allowed, the user can navigate to back to the previous steps with a tap on the title of the step.
  • When TapOnTitle is enabled, the back button is hidden by default. But back button will be showing in steps which have the prop of onPrevious available

License

Copyright © 2020 Vazra, MIT License