Your card component describes the content of your step, it's also used for navigating back and forth through your product tour.
Example card with shadcn/uiAs Onborda is written in typescript, to build your card you'll need to import the prop types drectly from onborda as shown below.
import type { CardComponentProps } from "onborda";| Property | Type | 
|---|---|
| step | Step | 
| currentStep | number | 
| totalSteps | number | 
| nextStep | () => void | 
| prevStep | () => void | 
| arrow | JSX.Element | 
This is a basic example of a card component with a title and content.
Your card will need to be a client component and so make sure to add the "use client"; directive.
"use client";
import React from "react";
import type { CardComponentProps } from "onborda";
import { useOnborda } from "onborda";
export const TourCard: React.FC<CardComponentProps> = ({
  step,
  currentStep,
  totalSteps,
  nextStep,
  prevStep,
  arrow,
}) => {
  // Onborda hooks
  const { closeOnborda } = useOnborda();
  function handleClose() {
    closeOnborda();
    console.log("Closed onborda");
  }
  return (
    <>
      <p>{currentStep + 1} of {totalSteps}</p>
      <p>{step.icon} {step.title}</p>
      <button onClick={() => closeOnborda()}>Close</button>
      <p>{step.content}</p>
      {currentStep !== 0 && (
        <button onClick={() => prevStep()}>Previous</button>
      )}
      {currentStep + 1 !== totalSteps && (
        <button onClick={() => nextStep()}>Next</button>
      )}
      {currentStep + 1 === totalSteps && (
        <button onClick={handleClose}>🎉 Finish!</button>
      )}
      <span className="text-white">{arrow}</span>
    </>
  );
};