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Stepper Touch for Vue 3 based on a Dribble showcase designed by Oleg Frolov

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  • vue-stepper-touch

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Readme

vue-stepper-touch


Stepper Touch for Vue 3 based on a Dribbble showcase designed by Oleg Frolov and coded in vanilla JavaScript by Marvin Rudolph


Horizontal view

Horizontal Stepper

Vertical view

Vertical Stepper

Installation


Install the component into your repo/app

npm i vue-stepper-touch

Import component in your template

import VueStepperTouch from 'vue-stepper-touch'

Usage


<VueStepperTouch
    class="m-1 px-3 border border-collapse border-black-900 text-center"
    axis="x"
    background="#6d72fe"
    color="#ffffff"
    fontFamily="Poppins"
    :opacity=25
    :min=0
    :max=100
    :initialValue=0
    :size=4
    @valueChange="changeValue"
/>

Props configuration

Prop Type Description
class String add any css class you prefer for the component formating, it supports tailwind.css
axis String the axis direction of the component, can take x for horizontal or y for vertical rendering
background String the hex colour code for the background of the element e.g. #ffffff
color String the hex colour code for the indicator and the plus minus parts e.g. #333333
fontFamily String the font type of the numeric indicator value e.g. Arial
opacity Number the alpha opacity color that applies on the stepper element as background based on color can take values from 0 to 100
min Number the minimum value that the counter can take
max Number the maximum value that the counter can take
initialValue Number the initial value that the counter will take on first load
size Number the size of the stepper element in rem's e.g. : 3.5 or 3
@valueChange Callback event listener with a callback function that accepts a payload as parameter which includes the changed value
e.g. : a method like : changeValue(payload) { return payload.value }