Quantity Stepper

The −/+ quantity control every cart and product page needs, with the details filled in: one tap steps once, holding the button starts repeating after 0.4s and speeds up after 2s; hitting the min or max shakes the whole control horizontally and disables that side's button; with min set to 0 and allowRemove on, the minus button turns into a trash icon at zero and calls onRemove instead; editable lets users tap the number and type directly (applied and clamped on blur or Enter, Esc cancels, with an IME-composition guard for Chinese and other input methods). Digits roll one column at a time, in the direction of the change; it supports controlled and uncontrolled use, compact and pill variants, and three sizes.

Playground

Tune the props live — the code snippet updates as you go, so you can dial in the look you want before copying it.

import * as React from "react";

export default function Example() {
  return (
    <div className="flex min-h-[320px] w-full items-center justify-center p-6">

<QuantityStepper/>

    </div>
  );
}

Installation

npx webberui@latest add https://webberui.com/r/quantity-stepper.en.json

Usage

import { QuantityStepper } from "@/components/ui/quantity-stepper";

// Uncontrolled: defaults to min 1, max 99
<QuantityStepper defaultValue={1} onChange={(n) => console.log(n)} />

// Cart row: controlled, trash icon at zero, direct typing, limit of 3 per order
<QuantityStepper
  value={qty}
  onChange={setQty}
  min={0}
  max={3}
  allowRemove
  onRemove={() => removeItem(id)}
  editable
  variant="pill"
  size="sm"
/>

// Show a unit (screen readers read this text too)
<QuantityStepper formatValue={(n) => `${n} Items`} />

Props

QuantityStepperLabels

clampQuantity(n, min, max, step?) and the QuantityStepperVariant, QuantityStepperSize, and QuantityStepperLabels types are also named exports, so the same clamp logic can be reused at the form layer.

How it works

• Hold timing: pointerdown steps once immediately; after 400ms of holding it steps every 120ms, and 2s after the press it speeds up to every 60ms. pointerup/pointercancel are listened for on window, so sliding off the button or the button becoming disabled mid-hold still stops it; repeating stops at the limit, and every timer is cleared on unmount
• At-limit shake: only a user action that hits a bound shakes the control (x: [0, -4, 4, -2, 2, 0]); an initial value that already sits at a bound does not shake on load. In remove mode, reaching zero turns the minus into a trash icon rather than hitting a wall, so it does not shake
• Rolling digits: each character is its own column, keyed by its position from the right, so 9 → 10 rolls only the ones column while the tens column expands in from the left; on increase the new character enters from below, on decrease from above
• Direct typing: full-width digits are converted to ASCII; non-numeric input discards the change; after applying, focus returns to the value element so keyboard users do not fall through to the body

Accessibility

• The value element is role="spinbutton" with aria-valuenow/aria-valuemin/aria-valuemax, and aria-valuetext reads the formatValue output; −/+ are native buttons pointing at the value element via aria-controls
• Keyboard: with focus anywhere inside the control, ↑/↓ step once, PageUp/PageDown step by 10×, Home/End jump to the min/max; when editable, Enter/Space or typing a digit while the value is focused starts editing, and Enter is ignored while an IME (Chinese and others) is composing
• Because focus stays on the button when stepping with the mouse, a visually hidden aria-live="polite" region announces the new value; the button at a limit is disabled with the native disabled attribute, and the trash button swaps in its own aria-label
• When the user has "reduce motion" enabled at the system level, the shake, rolling digits, and icon-swap animations are disabled and the number simply updates