VDT.Core.Blazor.Wizard 2.0.2

VDT.Core.Blazor.Wizard

Blazor component that helps you create wizard components with sequential steps, forward/back navigation, conditional completion of steps, step- and wizard-level events, and more

Features

• Fully customizable layout
• Events for starting, stopping and completing the wizard
• Steps completed only on your own conditions
• Events for initializing and attempted competion of steps
• Optional back navigation and cancelling

Styling

The wizard can be provided with the following CSS classes:

• ContainerClass gets applied to a div surrounding the entire wizard when using the default layout
• TitleContainerClass gets applied to a div surrounding the title content when using the default layout
• StepTitleContainerClass gets applied to a div surrounding the step titles when using the default layout
• StepTitleClass gets applied to the step title divs
• ActiveStepTitleClass gets applied to the active step title div
• ButtonContainerClass gets applied to a div surrounding the navigation buttons when using the default layout
• ButtonClass gets applied to all navigation buttons
• ButtonCancelClass gets applied to the cancel button
• ButtonPreviousClass gets applied to the previous button
• ButtonNextClass gets applied to the next button
• ButtonFinishClass gets applied to the finish button
• ContentContainerClass gets applied to a div surrounding the content of the currently active step when using the default layout

Example

<div>
    <button @onclick="async () => await Wizard.Start()" class="btn btn-primary">Start wizard</button>
    <button @onclick="() => Wizard.Stop()" class="btn btn-secondary">Stop wizard</button>
</div>

<Wizard @ref="Wizard"
        OnStart="Start"
        OnStop="Stop"
        OnFinish="Finish"
        ContainerClass="wizard"
        TitleContainerClass="wizard-title"
        StepTitleContainerClass="wizard-steps"
        StepTitleClass="wizard-step"
        ActiveStepTitleClass="active"
        AllowCancel="true"
        AllowPrevious="true"
        ButtonContainerClass="wizard-buttons"
        ButtonClass="wizard-button"
        ButtonCancelClass="wizard-button-secondary"
        ButtonCancelText="Stop"
        ButtonPreviousClass="wizard-button-secondary"
        ButtonPreviousText="<< Prev"
        ButtonFinishClass="wizard-button-primary"
        ButtonFinishText="Complete"
        ButtonNextClass="wizard-button-primary"
        ButtonNextText="Next >>"
        ContentContainerClass="wizard-body">
    <TitleContent>
        <h3>Wizard title</h3>
    </TitleContent>
    <Steps>
        <WizardStep OnInitialize="args => InitializeStep(args, 1)" OnTryComplete="args => TryCompleteStep(args, 1)" Title="The first step">
            Test step 1
        </WizardStep>
        <WizardStep OnInitialize="args => InitializeStep(args, 2)" OnTryComplete="args => TryCompleteStep(args, 2)" Title="Another">
            <div class="form-check">
                <input id="goNext" type="checkbox" @bind="GoNext" class="form-check-input" />
                <label for="goNext" class="form-check-label">Go next?</label>
            </div>
            <div>
                Test step 2
            </div>
        </WizardStep>
        <WizardStep OnInitialize="args => InitializeStep(args, 3)" OnTryComplete="args => TryCompleteStep(args, 3)" Title="Summary">
            Test step 3
        </WizardStep>
    </Steps>
</Wizard>

<pre>
    @StepData
</pre>

@code {
    public Wizard Wizard { get; set; }

    public bool GoNext { get; set; } = true;
    public string StepData = string.Empty;

    public void Start(WizardStartedEventArgs args) {
        StepData += $"{nameof(Start)} wizard{Environment.NewLine}";
    }

    public void Stop(WizardStoppedEventArgs args) {
        StepData += $"{nameof(Stop)} wizard{Environment.NewLine}";
    }

    public void Finish(WizardFinishedEventArgs args) {
        StepData += $"{nameof(Finish)} wizard{Environment.NewLine}";
    }

    public void InitializeStep(WizardStepInitializedEventArgs args, int step) {
        StepData += $"{nameof(InitializeStep)} step {step}{Environment.NewLine}";

        GoNext = true;
    }

    public void TryCompleteStep(WizardStepAttemptedCompleteEventArgs args, int step) {
        StepData += $"{nameof(TryCompleteStep)} step {step}{Environment.NewLine}";

        args.IsCancelled = !GoNext;
    }

}

Layout

A default layout is provided without any styling, but it's easy to supply your own layout using the layout context of a wizard. This gives you fine-grained control over which elements you want to render and which markup to use around them.

Available layout elements

• DefaultLayout renders the full default layout
• Title renders the RenderFragment TitleContent
• StepTitles renders the titles of all steps
• Buttons renders all buttons as enabled and needed in the following order:
  • Cancel
  • Previous
  • Next / Finish
• ButtonCancel renders the cancel button only if enabled
• ButtonPrevious renders the previous button only if enabled and a previous step is available
• ButtonNext renders the next button if a next step is available
• ButtonFinish renders the finish button if no next step is available
• Content renders the content of the currently active step

Example

<Wizard ButtonClass="wizard-button" ButtonPreviousClass="wizard-button-secondary" ButtonPreviousText="<< Prev" ButtonFinishClass="wizard-button-primary" ButtonFinishText="Complete" ButtonNextClass="wizard-button-primary" ButtonNextText="Next >>"> <Layout> <div class="wizard"> <div class="wizard-title"> <h1>My wizard</h1> </div>

        <div class="wizard-body">
            @context.Content
        </div>

        <div class="wizard-buttons">
            @context.ButtonNext
            @context.ButtonFinish
        </div>
    </div>
</Layout>
<Steps>
    <WizardStep Title="The first step">
        Test step 1
    </WizardStep>
    <WizardStep Title="Another">
        Test step 2
    </WizardStep>
    <WizardStep Title="Summary">
        Test step 3
    </WizardStep>
</Steps>

</Wizard>