Vue3 Multi Stepper

A simple vue3 multi-stepper component

Demo • Key Features • How To Use • Dependencies • License

Demo

You can try a live demo here

Video Demo

https://github.com/PiusLucky/vue3-multi-stepper/assets/32282934/5277cd30-390b-45df-b14d-fd73cb598dae

Key Features

• Keep track of current step
• Change step content
• Step Validation using the validateStep function
• Configure finalization
• Show loading spinner
• Customizable
  • Colors
  • Titles
  • Icons
  • Button text

How To Use

Install

1$ npm install vue3-multi-stepper

Template & Script

1<Vue3MultiStepper
2    v-model:step="step"
3    :tabs="tabs"
4    primaryColor1="#79031D"
5    primaryColor2="#F2E6E8"
6    backText="Go Back"
7    nextText="Next"
8    doneText="Finish"
9    :loading="loading"
10    :finalize="handleFormSubmission"
11    :validateStep="validateStep"
12  >
13  <template #1><!-- Step 1 Content --></template>
14  <template #2><!-- Step 2 Content --></template>
15  <template #3><!-- Step 3 Content --></template>
16  <template #4><!-- Step 4 Content --></template>
17  <template #5><!-- Step 5 Content --></template>
18</Vue3MultiStepper>

1<script>
2import { computed } from "vue";
3import { Vue3MultiStepper } from "vue3-multi-stepper";
4
5export default {
6  components: {
7    Vue3MultiStepper,
8  },
9  name: "App",
10  data() {
11    return {
12      step: 1,
13      loading: false,
14      // NB: Use computed properties just in case you intend using translations (e.g this.$t)
15      tabs: computed(() => {
16        return [
17          {
18            title: "Company",
19            iconSuccess: null,
20            isValid: true,
21          },
22          {
23            title: "Company Additional Info",
24            iconSuccess: null,
25            isValid: true,
26          },
27          {
28            title: "Employees",
29            iconSuccess: null,
30            isValid: true,
31          },
32
33          {
34            title: "Your Details",
35            iconSuccess: null,
36            isValid: true,
37          },
38          {
39            title: "Verification",
40            iconSuccess: null,
41            isValid: true,
42          },
43        ];
44      }),
45    };
46  },
47  
48  methods: {
49    async handleFormSubmission() {
50      this.loading = true;
51
52      // After 2 seconds, reload the page and start the flow again
53      setTimeout(() => {
54        location.reload();
55      }, 2000);
56    },
57
58    validateStep(step) {
59      // Perform validation based on the current step
60      // Return true if the step is valid, otherwise return false
61      if (step === 1) {
62        return this.step1Check();
63      } else if (step === 2) {
64        return this.step2Check();
65      } else if (step === 3) {
66        return this.step3Check();
67      } else if (step === 4) {
68        return this.step4Check();
69      }
70
71      return true; // Default to true if no validation is implemented
72    },
73
74    
75    /* <<<CHECKER FUNCTIONS>>>
76     * These functions are responsible for performing a check or validation and returning a boolean value.
77     * If the returned value is `true`, it indicates that the check has passed successfully, allowing the code to proceed to the next step in the JavaScript execution flow.
78     *
79     * This function is commonly used in multi-step processes or conditional branching scenarios. It helps determine whether the conditions required for the next step to be executed have been met.
80     *
81     * The implementation details of the check performed in each function may vary depending on the specific requirements of the software being developed. It could involve verifying certain data, validating user input, or checking the state of the application.
82     *
83     * Upon receiving a `true` result from the function, the calling code can safely proceed to execute the subsequent steps or perform further actions. If `false` is returned, it indicates that the check failed, and appropriate actions can be taken to handle the failed condition.
84     *
85     * It is important to note that this function plays a crucial role in determining whether the code can progress to the next step based on the successful completion of a specific check or condition.
86     *
87     * @returns {boolean} - `true` if the check succeeds, allowing the code to proceed to the next step; `false` if the check fails, indicating the need for alternative actions.
88     */
89
90    step1Check() {
91      return true;
92    },
93    step2Check() {
94      return true;
95    },
96    step3Check() {
97      return true;
98    },
99    step4Check() {
100      return true;
101    },
102    step5Check() {
103      return true;
104    },
105  },
106};
107</script>

API Props

1/**
2 * Contains the current step. Very similar to a
3 * `value` attribute on an input. In most cases, you'll want
4 * to set this as a two-way binding, using the `v-model` directive.
5 * @type {Number}
6 */
7step: {
8  type: Number,
9  default: 1
10},
11
12/**
13 * Contains the steps with custom titles and icons.
14 * @type {Array}
15 *
16 * @param {Image} iconSuccess - You can point to an imported icon from you assets like:
17 * import CheckMark from '../assets/check-mark.png'
18 * If you set it to null, a default SVG will be used with primary color 1.
19 *
20 * @param {boolean} isValid - Used to determine if the user can move to the next step.
21 */
22tabs: {
23  type: Array,
24  default: reactive([
25    {
26      title: 'Step 1',
27      iconSuccess: null,
28      isValid: true
29    },
30    {
31      title: 'Step 2',
32      iconSuccess: null,
33      isValid: true
34    },
35    {
36      title: 'Step 3',
37      iconSuccess: null,
38      isValid: true
39    }
40  ])
41},
42
43/**
44 * Function that will validate each step.
45 * @type {Function}
46 */
47validateStep: {
48  type: Function,
49  default: () => true,
50},
51
52/**
53 * Function that will run after all steps are completed (done button is clicked).
54 * @type {Function}
55 */
56finalize: {
57  type: Function,
58  default: function () {
59    return {}
60  }
61},
62
63/**
64 * Text for back button.
65 * @type {String}
66 */
67backText: {
68  type: String,
69  default: 'Back'
70},
71
72/**
73 * Text for next button.
74 * @type {String}
75 */
76nextText: {
77  type: String,
78  default: 'Next'
79},
80
81/**
82 * Text for done button.
83 * @type {String}
84 */
85doneText: {
86  type: String,
87  default: 'Done'
88},
89
90/**
91 * Show loading spinner on done button
92 * @type {Boolean}
93 */
94loading: {
95  type: Boolean,
96  default: false
97},
98
99/**
100 * Primary Color 1
101 * @type {String}
102 */
103primaryColor1: {
104  type: String,
105  default: 'orange'
106},
107
108/**
109 * Primary Color 2
110 * @type {String}
111 */
112,
113primaryColor2: {
114  type: String,
115  default: '#fff'
116}

Dependencies

This software uses the following open source packages:

• Vue 3

Dev Dependencies

• Vite
• sass
• Eslint
• Prettier
• gh-pages
• CssInjectedByJs

Customizable CSS classes (Optional)

1.steppy-item-counter {
2  height: 40px !important;
3  width: 40px !important;
4  border: none !important;
5}
6
7.steppy-item-counter .number {
8  font-size: 1rem !important;
9}
10
11.controls {
12  display: flex !important;
13  flex-direction: column-reverse !important;
14  gap: 2rem !important;
15}
16
17.controls .btn {
18  align-self: center !important;
19}
20
21.btn--default-2 {
22  margin: auto !important;
23  text-align: center !important;
24  background: #f1c446 !important;
25  border-radius: 4px !important;
26  border: none !important;
27  height: 40px !important;
28  width: 40% !important;
29  font-size: 1rem !important;
30  color: #000407 !important;
31  font-weight: bold !important;
32}

Credits

Laximas. Creator of Steppy which I built upon. https://github.com/Laximas/vue3-steppy

Support

License

MIT

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