Stepper
A React component in Beamline's Navigation category.
Where someone is in a multi-step flow: done steps carry a check, the current one a ring, and the line between marks fills as steps complete.
Use it for
- Multi-step flows such as onboarding or checkout.
- Stages of a record (deal stages) with onStepSelect.
Not for
Anatomy
- list
- mark (number / check; a done mark is an accent solid, the current one an accent ring, upcoming a hairline ring)
- connector (between marks, never under them)
- label
- description (two lines at most)
- narrow caption (n/total, current label and description)
- status line
Variants
- orientation: horizontal, vertical
- details: all, current
- compact: false, true
States
- done
- current
- upcoming
- complete
- narrow horizontal (under ~480px, ~350px compact): marks only in the row, the current step said under it; names stay readable to screen readers
Keyboard
- With onStepSelect each step is a button
Motion
The connector fills over --pui-duration-considered (360 ms) on the standard ease; marks change paint on the look's transition. Reduced motion: instant.
Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
steps | { id, label, description? }[] | — | |
current | number (steps.length = complete) | — | |
onStepSelect | (index) => void | — | |
orientation / details / compact | string / string / boolean | — | |
completeLabel | string | "Complete" | |
style / ref | CSSProperties / native Ref | — | native HTMLDivElement |
classNames | StepperClassNames | — |
Dependencies
lucide-react
Import
import { Stepper } from "@/components/stepper/stepper";
Get it
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