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HI,

It would be great to have the readme file updated so it is easier to know how to implement this library. On top of that, more people can have a look on this library which I think is great due to being written in Typescript.

I'm thinking of contributing with it. What do you think? Do you have any ideas regarding how the structure of such doc would look like?

Hi,

Currently, the md-step directive has this 3 attributes:

• label
• editable
• optional

It could be really useful to expose a method in the $mdSteppers service from the md-steppers controller to get such metadata. I'm thinking in something like this:

$mdSteppers("myStepper").getStepMetadata(stepNumber);

This will return the metadata object: {label: ..., editable: ..., optional: ...}

This metadata is needed to implement the navigation buttons "Back" and "Next", you need to know whether the step is optional or not so you can allow the user to "skip" the step. Also you need to know whether the step is editable or not so you can prevent the user from going back to a "non-editable" step.

Otherwise, you need to create an array with the numbers of the Optional steps and another array with the numbers of Non-editable steps and keep them in sync with what you define in the elements in the template to provide such functionality.

Hello,

I have discovered this library and I am trying it out. It is really nice!

However, I have noticed that there is an attribute md-editable which I guess is meant to provide the functionality as the Material Design spec defines. Digging a bit into the code, I realized such attribute is not used, is this something that is foreseen in a future release of this library?

In the md-steppers\template.js there is an ng-click="$mdSteppers.clickAction(stepNumber)" but in fact, the controller method accepts 2 params: this.clickAction = (stepNumber, editing) => { ...}