0xdevalias/poc-react-stepper

poc-react-stepper is a proof-of-concept project that demonstrates how to build a "stepper", a multi-step form or wizard interface, using React. Think of those online signup flows or checkout processes where you fill out one section, click "Next," see a progress bar update, and move to the next section. That's what this repo builds. At a high level, the project breaks a complex form into three pieces: a progress bar at the top, the actual content view for whichever step the user is currently on, and a system to manage the state of the whole process so it knows where the user is and what they've entered. It uses Redux to handle that state management, basically a centralized way to track what's happening across the app. React Router handles the navigation between steps, so each step can have its own URL. The whole thing is styled with Bootstrap so it looks decent without spending much effort on visual design. A developer might reach for this when they need to build something like a multi-page registration form, a checkout flow, or an onboarding wizard, and they want a reference for how to structure it with React and Redux together. The author notes that they looked at a few existing stepper libraries but none of them quite fit what they were after, so they built their own approach instead. Worth noting: this is explicitly a proof of concept, not a polished, production-ready library you'd drop into an app. It's more of a learning reference or starting point. The README also doesn't go into detail about how to customize or extend it, you'd need to dig into the code itself to understand the specifics of how each step is defined and connected.