feat(Stepper): add fullwidth mode for evenly distributed steps in horizontal layout #1081
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PR Description:
Implements a fullwidth mode for medium-sized Stepper components that evenly distributes steps across the container width in horizontal layout. The feature is controlled by a new 'fullwidth' prop and includes comprehensive RTL support. Changes span across component logic, types, styles, and storybook examples.
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Files Modified
src/components/Stepper/Stepper.stories.tsx
Added fullwidth display mode to Stepper component's Storybook configuration:
- Added fullwidth boolean control to component's argTypes
- Created new story variant Default_Horizontal_Medium_Fullwidth demonstrating fullwidth functionality
- Updated story exports and ordering to include new fullwidth example
src/components/Stepper/stepper.module.scss
Added fullwidth mode support for Stepper component with RTL compatibility:
- Implemented fullwidth styling to distribute steps evenly across container width using space-between justification
- Added flexible width handling with automatic sizing and minimum width constraints
- Modified step margins and flex behavior to support both LTR and RTL layouts in fullwidth mode
src/components/Stepper/Stepper.types.ts
Add fullwidth property to Stepper component type definitions:
- Introduced new optional 'fullwidth' boolean prop to StepperProps interface
- Added JSDoc documentation specifying behavior for horizontal layout and size constraints
src/components/Stepper/Stepper.tsx
Added fullwidth layout support to Stepper component:
- Introduced new 'fullwidth' boolean prop with default false value
- Extended className logic to apply fullwidth styling when enabled
- Integrated with existing responsive and RTL layout system
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SUMMARY:
Adds support for fullwidth mode for Medium size stepper
GITHUB ISSUE (Open Source Contributors)
NA
JIRA TASK (Eightfold Employees Only):
https://eightfoldai.atlassian.net/browse/ENG-173569
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TEST COVERAGE:
TEST PLAN:
Start storybook
With scrollable true:
http://localhost:2022/?path=/story/stepper--default-horizontal-medium-fullwidth&args=lineStyle:dash;scrollable:true
With scrollable false:
http://localhost:2022/?path=/story/stepper--default-horizontal-medium-fullwidth&args=lineStyle:dash;scrollable:false&globals=backgrounds.grid:false
Without fullwidth
