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@horlarme/dloadr

v1.2.0

Published

A Javascript Loading animation library

Downloads

1

Readme

dLoadr

A Javascript Loading animation library

This library helps creating a loading animation animating with CSS and created to the browser using Javascript's Node.createElement. CSS animations are from https://loading.io/css/

##Installation Install using npm:

$ npm install @horlarme/dloadr

##Usage

import dLoadr from "@horlarme/dLoadr";

//create instance of dLoadr
let loaderAnimation = dLoadr({
        parent: "body" //parent element which animation will be added into 
    });

//display the animation
loaderAnimation.display();

//get the created element
loaderAnimation.getDisplayedAnimation();

//get id of element or loader id
loaderAnimation.id;

//remove/delete
//only after display, else will throw error
loaderAnimation.remove();

##Configurations

  • parent: The parent element which will hold the animation element, the animation will be appended as a child. Accepts all CSS selectors. Example: 'body div.loadHere', '#onlyLoadHere'
  • id: A custom id to be given to the created loading animation. Default is a random string containing DateTime values.
  • color: The color to be giving to the loading animation. Default "#fff"
  • text: The text to be displayed under animation. Default "Loading...".
  • type: The type of animation to be displayed. Currently only supported are "circle", "facebook"., "dualring". More to come in coming updates.

##Todo

  • [X] Allow multiple instances
  • [x] Allow configuration
  • [] Add all animations from https://loading.io/css/
  • [] Allow custom css/styling