Ore Pper is a copy/paste Stepper component for React projects that uses Tailwind CSS for styling, optionally adds Framer Motion animations, and ships with a CLI to generate the component into your codebase.
What is Ore Pper?
Ore Pper is an open-source Stepper component for React applications that you can copy and paste directly into your project. It provides a multi-step progress UI built entirely with Tailwind CSS utility classes, with an optional Framer Motion wrapper for animated transitions between steps. The project also includes a CLI that scaffolds the component into your app, saving developers from manual file copying. It is showcased on a demo landing page at https://ore-pper.glamboyosa.xyz, and the repository topics list support for React, Next.js, Remix, and Tailwind CSS.
Key Features
- Copy/paste installation — Add the Stepper to any React project by copying the source files; no build-step required beyond your existing Tailwind setup.
- Tailwind CSS styling — All styles use Tailwind utility classes, so the component adapts to your project's design tokens and theme configuration automatically.
- Optional Framer Motion animations — Wrap steps with Framer Motion for fluid enter/exit transitions; disable or strip the animation layer for a lightweight, static stepper.
- CLI generation tool — The included CLI creates the component (and any needed files) inside your application, so you don't have to manually place every file.
- Framework-agnostic within React — Works in plain React, Next.js, Remix, and other React-based frameworks, per the repository's topic list.
- Demo landing page — The product page (ore-pper.glamboyosa.xyz) lets you preview the Stepper's behavior and animation before installation.
Who is it for?
- React developers — Use it to add a polished multi-step wizard (onboarding, checkout, form flows) without writing the markup from scratch.
- Next.js and Remix developers — Since the component is React-based and Tailwind-styled, it drops into modern meta-framework projects with no extra adapters.
- UI component authors — Use it as a lean reference for building self-contained, copy/paste-style components with a CLI distribution model.
What can you do with Ore Pper?
- Build onboarding flows: Insert the Stepper into a registration or signup process to guide users through account-setup steps.
- Create multi-step forms: Break long forms—like checkout, surveys, or profile completion—into separated steps with a clear progress indicator.
- Prototype animated interactions: Leverage the Framer Motion transitions to demonstrate animated step changes in UI prototypes.
How does Ore Pper work?
The project provides a CLI (exact command not shown on the page) that scaffolds the component files into your app, or you can copy the component source directly from the repo. The Stepper maintains an internal step index and renders each step's content sequentially, applying Framer Motion transitions only when that dependency is present.
