Svelte Stepper
A simple library for building delightfully animated stepped flows with Svelte.
Overview
Svelte Stepper is a simple library for building animated stepped flows with Svelte. It is a "headless" library, allowing you to have full control over container and step layout, styles, and transitions. It is written in TypeScript, making it type-safe, and comes with built-in functionality like delightful animations and a full context API for sharing data between steps.
Features
- Simple & type-safe: Svelte Stepper is written in TypeScript and all its interfaces are fully type-safe. It only requires providing a sequence of Svelte components as steps.
- Delightful animations: Svelte Stepper automatically transitions steps in a delightful way and adjusts its height smoothly for each new step component. Customization of animations is also possible.
- Context & multi-step forms: The library includes a full context API, allowing the sharing of data between steps. This enables use cases like building form data over multiple steps and submitting it at the end.
Summary
Svelte Stepper is an easy-to-use library for building animated stepped flows with Svelte. It provides delightful animations, type safety with TypeScript, and a context API for sharing data between steps. The installation process is straightforward, making it accessible for users to start implementing it in their projects. Overall, Svelte Stepper offers a promising solution for creating engaging and interactive user experiences.
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