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Enhancement request: allow passing of custom props to currentStep from CopilotStep.

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#78 opened on Sep 25, 2018

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Hey ya'll

I'd like to suggest an enhancement to the currentStep object/prop that gets passed to custom components like tooltipComponent and stepNumberComponent.

It would be great if we could allow passing in custom props from CopilotStep. A situation where this would be useful is when you have a customizable custom tooltip component like so:

const CustomToolTipComponent = ({
  isFirstStep,
  isLastStep,
  handleNext,
  handlePrev,
  handleStop,
  currentStep,
}) => (
  // ...
  <Button>{currentStep.toolTipButtonText}</Button>
);
// ...
copilot({
  tooltipComponent: TooltipComponent
})(RootComponent)
<CopilotStep
  order={1}
  name="hello"
  text="Custom button text"
  toolTipButtonText="Cool btn txt right"
>
...
</CopilotStep>

Looking at the source, I think a simple update to ConnectedCopilotStep when registering steps could allow a enhancement like this. Perphaps passing along the rest of the props like this would be a bad idea:

this.props._copilot.registerStep({
  name: this.props.name,
  text: this.props.text,
  order: this.props.order,
  target: this,
  wrapper: this.wrapper,
  ...this.props,
});

We could add a dedicated prop to CopilotStep named something like options woul d do the trick:

<CopilotStep
  order={1}
  name="hello"
  text="Custom button text"
  options={{ toolTipButtonText: "Cool btn txt" }}
>
this.props._copilot.registerStep({
  name: this.props.name,
  text: this.props.text,
  order: this.props.order,
  target: this,
  wrapper: this.wrapper,
  options: this.props.options,
});

Let me know what ya'll think and if ya'll are 馃憤 on this I'd be glad to put a PR together.

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Enhancement request: allow passing of custom props to currentStep from CopilotStep. 路 mohebifar/react-native-copilot#78 | Good First Issue