WizardWindow.md

Wizard Control

This project provides a customizable and easy-to-use WPF wizard control for creating step-by-step user interactions in your WPF applications. It comes with a set of pre-built views to handle common scenarios like gathering values, displaying confirmation screens, and performing actions with progress reporting.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Built-in Views
  • WizardWindowWelcomeView
  • GatherValuesView
  • PerformActionView
  • PerformActionConditionalView
  • ConfirmationView
• Custom Views
• Contributing
• License

Installation

TODO: Provide instructions for installing the library/package if applicable.

Usage

To create a new wizard, follow these steps:

1. Create a new instance of the WizardWindow class.
2. Create instances of the built-in views or your custom views inheriting from StepBase.
3. Add the instances to the list of steps in the WizardWindow.
4. Call the ShowDialog() method on the WizardWindow instance to display the wizard.

Here's an example:

var wizard = new WizardWindow(new List<StepBase>
{
    new WizardWindowWelcomeView("Welcome to the Most Wanted WPF Wizard!"),
    // ... Add more steps here ...
});

wizard.ShowDialog();

Built-in Views

WizardWindowWelcomeView

This view is typically used as the first screen of the wizard. It displays a nicely formatted text to welcome users.

TODO: Provide a code example of using WizardWindowWelcomeView.

GatherValuesView

This view provides a dynamic form for gathering values from the user.

TODO: Provide a code example of using GatherValuesView.

SelectOptionView

This view provides a dynamic form for gathering values from the user.

TODO: Provide a code example of using GatherValuesView.

PerformActionView

This view allows you to perform an action with progress reporting. The progress bar and status message are updated in real-time as the operation progresses.

TODO: Provide a code example of using PerformActionView.

PerformActionConditionalView

This view extends the PerformActionView to include conditional logic for determining the next step based on the result of the action.

TODO: Provide a code example of using PerformActionConditionalView.

ConfirmationView

This view can be used as the last screen of the wizard to display a summary of the selected options before final confirmation.

TODO: Provide a code example of using ConfirmationView.

Custom Views

TODO: Explain how users can create custom views by inheriting from StepBase.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT

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I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.