react-navigation-steps v1.0.2

React Navigation Steps

A react-navigation custom navigator that can be used to implement a step-by-step wizard component.

Installation

$ npm install react-navigation-steps

Properties

Events

prevPress | nextPress

These events are fired before navigating to the previous or next screen.

The default action can be cancelled by calling event.preventDefault(). This will force the wizard to remain on the current step.

Example

React.useEffect(() => {
    return navigation.addListener('nextPress', event => {
        event.preventDefault();
    });
}, [navigation]);

Usage

Basics

import { createSteps } from 'react-navigation-steps';

const Steps = createSteps();

render() {
    <Steps.Navigator>
        <Steps.Screen component={StepOne} name='Step1'></Steps.Screen>
        <Steps.Screen component={StepTwo} name='Step2'></Steps.Screen>
        ...
        <Steps.Screen component={StepN} name='StepN'></Steps.Screen>
    </Steps.Navigator>
}

Controlling flow through steps

The default button bar emits events nextPress and prevPress when the next and previous step buttons are pressed. A step may listen for these events by registering an event listener as shown below. By calling preventDefault on the event object the step can prevent the wizard from proceeding to the next or previous step. The navigation object will have methods nextStep, prevStep, firstStep, and lastStep for moving through the steps under the app's control.

import { createSteps } from 'react-navigation-steps';

const Steps = createSteps();

const StepOne = ({navigation}) => {

    React.useEffect(() => {
        return navigation.addListener('nextPress', event => {
            event.preventDefault();
            submitData(data).then(() => navigation.nextStep());
        });
    }, [navigation]);

    return (
        <View>...<View>
    );
};

render() {
    <Steps.Navigator>
        <Steps.Screen component={StepOne} name='Step1'></Steps.Screen>
        <Steps.Screen component={StepTwo} name='Step2'></Steps.Screen>
        ...
        <Steps.Screen component={StepN} name='StepN'></Steps.Screen>
    </Steps.Navigator>
}