ReactUI tours library

Demo

react-ui-tour@1 works only with react-ui >= 2. If you use lower version of react-ui in your project, use react-ui-tour@0

Documentation

Basic usage:

Place TourProvider at the root of your app:

<TourProvider predicate={id => true}
              onTourShown={id => makeSmt()}>
  <YourApp />
</TourProvider>

Then, anywhere inside the TourProvider add a Tour with some steps:

<Tour id='My Tour' >
  <TooltipStep
    target={() => document.getElementById('id-1')}
    positions={['bottom right', 'right bottom']}
    header='Step 1'
    content={(
     <div>Hi, there!</div>
    )}
    onOpen={() => console.log('Step was opened!')}
  />
  <TooltipStep
    target={() => document.getElementById('id-2')}
    positions={['top left', 'top-right']}
    header='Step 2'
    content={(
     <div>Hi, there again!</div>
    )}
  />
</Tour>

Use group feature to invoke common callbacks (onAfter, onBefore) for all group, just pass group property as unique identifier for group:

<Tour id='My Tour' >
  <TooltipStep
    group="group1"
    target={() => document.getElementById('id-1')}
    positions={['bottom right', 'right bottom']}
    header='Step 1'
    content={(
     <div>Hi, there!</div>
    )}
    onBefore={() => /*some code*/}
  />
  <TooltipStep
    group="group1"
    target={() => document.getElementById('id-2')}
    positions={['top left', 'top-right']}
    header='Step 2'
    content={(
     <div>Hi, there again!</div>
    )}
    onAfter={() => /*some code*/}
  />
</Tour>

Also you can use Tour and Tooltip as separate components without provider

<TourComponent onClose={() => console.log('Tour was closed!')}>
  <TooltipStep
    target={() => document.getElementById('id-1')}
    positions={['bottom right', 'right bottom']}
    header='Step 1'
    content={(
     <div>Hi, there!</div>
    )}
  />     
</TourComponent>

<Tooltip
  targetGetter={() => document.getElementById('id-3')}
  positions={['right middle']}
  pinOptions={{ hasPin: false }}
  onClose={() => this.setState({ tooltipOpened: false })}
>
  <Tooltip.Container>
    <Tooltip.Header>Tooltip</Tooltip.Header>
    <Tooltip.Body>
      <div>Simple tooltip</div>
    </Tooltip.Body>
  </Tooltip.Container>
</Tooltip>

Api

TourProvider

A wrapper component with the following props:

interface TourProviderProps {
  predicate: (id: string) => boolean; // whether to show a tour with given id
  onTourShown: (id: string) => void; // will be called when a tour is closed
}

Tour

A sequence of steps to be shown wit connection to provider Should be provided with an unique identifier. Has the following props:

interface TourProps {
  id: string; // a string to identify a tour
              // will be passed to `predicate` and `onTourShown` callbacks of `TourProvider`
}

TourComponent

A sequence of steps to be shown without connection to provider. Has the following props:

interface TourComponentProps {
  children: React.ReactNode;
  onClose?: () => void;
}

Steps

There are some types of steps: Step, ModalStep, TooltipStep All of these take the following props:

  isFallback?: boolean; // that step to be showing if only tour was closed
  onBefore?: () => Promise<void>;
  onAfter?: () => Promise<void>;
  onOpen?: () => void;
  group?: string;
  render?: (props: StepInternalProps) => React.ReactElement<any>

Prop render provides ability to customize whole Step. It's a function of the following props:

interface StepInternalProps {
  stepIndex: number;
  stepsCount: number;
  onPrev: () => void;
  onNext: () => void;
  onClose: () => void;
}

Step It's clear component and hasn't any view

TooltipStep It provides step with tooltip view. Method render affects only to content of tooltip

interface TooltipStepOuterProps {
  target: () => Element; // element to be pointed to
  positions: string[];
  highlightTarget?: () => Element; // element to be highlighted to
  highlight?: React.ReactElement<any>; // highlight for pointed element
  offset?: number;
  width?: number;
  pinOptions?: PinOptions;
  content?: React.ReactElement<any> | string;
  header?: React.ReactElement<any> | string;
  footer?: (props: StepInternalProps) => React.ReactElement<any>;
  render?: (props: StepInternalProps) => React.ReactElement<any>; // that ovveride usage of content, header and footer props
}

ModalStep It provides step with modal view. Method render affects only to content of modal

interface ModalStepOuterProps {
  width?: number;
  content?: React.ReactElement<any> | string;
  header?: React.ReactElement<any> | string;
  footer?: (props: StepInternalProps) => React.ReactElement<any>;
  render?: (props: StepInternalProps) => React.ReactElement<any>; // that ovveride usage of content, header and footer props
}

Tooltip

A component provides tooltip view with the following props:

interface TooltipProps {
  targetGetter: () => Element;
  positions?: string[];
  offset?: number;
  onClose?: () => void;
  pinOptions?: PinOptions;
  width?: number;
}

Maintain

How to build it on your local machine

• npm i
• npm start
• => localhost:8080

How to build it in production environment

• npm i --production
• npm run build

How can I write some tests

• go to folder __tests__
• create test file with name *.test.ts (tsx)
• create your test suites with describe and expect syntax
• run npm test
• enjoy :)

How can I write some stories for storybook

• create your story file in folder stories
• go to folder .storybook/config.js
• add your file
• npm run storybook

How can I contribute

• create PR or MR
• write me