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From what I can tell, setStepNums does nothing. I tried this code:

Tour tour = new Tour("Introduction");
tour.setStepNums(new String[] {"a", "b", "c"});

and the step number still show up as "1", "2", "3", ...

Make gwt-tour available for use in Maven based project as a maven dependency

Putting script files in gwt.xml module files won't work when using an xsiframe linker (SuperDevMode).

We will move this product to the Ahomé-IT namespace

In the docs it says that onClose is an available function but it is not implemented in the wrapper.

In the documentation, I see getState() listed as a method. GwtTour.getState() - Checks for tour state saved in sessionStorage/cookies and returns the state if it exists. Use this method to determine whether or not you should resume a tour

However when trying to use this method, I can't find it in the GWT API. Has this function been implemented?

Having trouble using the multipage feature. In the original hopscotch framework in addition to setting multipage flag to true, they usually specify the page of which the target of the step is on.

I'm not seeing this feature on the GWT API and am therefore having trouble moving to a step thats on another page.

Suggestions?

For some reason the onNext Callback is not working while onShow is working. I've tried onCTAButton as well and it is not working.

The class com.ait.toolkit.core.client.Function seems to be missing from the jar file located at ahome.

Or maybe I'm missing something here?

The reporitory gwttour in the racine isn't a standard GIT (and GitHub) best pratics.
In the GitHub, the README isn't displayed, and if we have a build system, the maven can't be launch because, the build system search the pom.xml file.

I suggest to move all content from the gwttour folder to his root parent folder.

There is a typo in the setCtaLabel function in TourStep class.
It should be ctaLabel instead of ctalLabel (l after cta)

public void setCTALabel(String label) {
        JsoHelper.setAttribute(peer, "ctalLabel", label);
}

When trying to do setStepNums like this:

dashboardTour.setStepNums("3", "2", "1");

When tested, the step number for a tour with 3 steps, is still 1, 2, and 3 which the expected should be 3, 2 and 1.