Display

KitSteps

Step indicator with explicit progress states.

Supply StepEntry values with a stable token, label and StepState.pending, .current, .complete or .error. Project state from your domain workflow.

The visual number follows entry order while the token remains step identity. Completed steps show a check, and accessible labels include state.

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Complete example

This complete Slint file is a visual composition used to produce the screenshot above. Internal strings without a label property retain the kit’s default language; system dialogs follow the host platform. Projected state and callbacks requesting a decision need host wiring; the standalone fixture does not supply that controller. Set up the Rust project, then see the typed controller application for working editing, validation and selection.

// SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
import { KitSteps, KitTheme, KitThemes, StepState } from "@kit/kit.slint";

export component Example inherits Window {
    title: "KitSteps example";
    preferred-width: 420px;
    preferred-height: 280px;
    max-width: 100000px;
    max-height: 100000px;
    background: root.theme.canvas;
    in-out property <KitTheme> theme: KitThemes.light;
    in-out property <string> status;
    VerticalLayout {
        padding: 24px; spacing: 16px; alignment: start;
        Text { text: "Steps"; color: root.theme.text-primary; font-size: 20px * root.theme.text-scale; font-weight: 600; }
        KitSteps { theme: root.theme; entries: [{ token: 11, label: "Account", state: StepState.complete }, { token: 23, label: "Workspace", state: StepState.current }, { token: 38, label: "Invite team", state: StepState.pending }]; }
        if root.status != "": Text { text: root.status; color: root.theme.text-secondary; font-size: 12px * root.theme.text-scale; wrap: word-wrap; }
    }
}

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Public API

Inherits VerticalLayout. The declarations below come from the component source. Parent properties remain available; see the controller guide for state management.

Properties

Types and variants

Names below use Slint syntax. Shared Rust domain types live in slint_kit; presentation enums come from the Rust types generated by Slint.