![]() ![]() The navigation bar is visible on all pages while the form (3) is rendered between the header (1) and list of employees (2) on the employee overview page. Setting up the wizard itself and its steps.Embedding the wizard into an existing page.The implementation consists out of three key parts: The final step shows a summary of the data entered in the previous two steps and creates the employee. The first step of the wizard has inputs for the name and email of the employee, while the second step asks for the title and role. Each employee has four fields that need to be filled. It shows a list of existing employees and new employees can be added. The example app we are looking at is used to manage employees. To manage the state of the wizard across different steps. To achieve this we will use the following libraries: that an input is filled) while the server side allows for more extensive validation. Simple validation is done on the client side (i.e. The validation will happen on the client and server side. Each step validates its fields and the final step validates all data. The user will be able to freely navigate between the different steps without losing any data. Two to enter data and one to review the data and submit it to the server. Just open the project in Gitpod, wait till it started and navigate to The Wizard All the setup and dependency installation is taken care of automatically. ![]() They have a free tier which allows you to open the repository and have a full VS Code editor in the browser. I highly recommend Gitpod to dig into the code. I hope the comments you’ll find in the code will help you. I will only point out the relevant parts assuming you are comfortable reading someone else’s code. This tutorial is not a step-by-step guide on how to setup a React project and add a wizard. The complete project can be found on GitHub. Validates the input on the client and server.No data is lost when the user navigates between the steps.Allows for navigation between the steps.In this post I’ll show you how I build a multi step dialog, also known as a wizard. ![]()
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