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@k-adam/ngx-loading-spinner

v1.10.2

Published

Angular 8+ loader spinner. It can be used with two simple methods, `.show()` and `.hide()`. An example can be found in the `/projects/spinner-test`.

Downloads

135

Readme

ngx-loading-spinner

Angular 8+ loader spinner. It can be used with two simple methods, .show() and .hide(). An example can be found in the /projects/spinner-test.

Setup

Install library ( Angular 10+ ):

npm install @k-adam/ngx-loading-spinner --save

If you are using an older version of Angular x (8/9), then install it this way:

npm install @k-adam/[email protected] --save

Import module to your applications main module:

import { NgxLoadingSpinnerModule } from '@k-adam/ngx-loading-spinner';

Import it in your NgModule:

imports: [ NgxLoadingSpinnerModule.forRoot() ]

Place the component somewhere in your root level component:

<ngx-loading-spinner></ngx-loading-spinner>

Use

Import NgxLoadingSpinnerService to the components where you want to control the spinner:

import { NgxLoadingSpinnerService } from '@k-adam/ngx-loading-spinner';

Inject dependency:

constructor(
    private spinnerService: NgxLoadingSpinnerService
) { }

Use show() and hide() method to control the loading spinner:

this.spinnerService.show();
// ...
this.spinnerService.hide();

Parameters

All the parameters are optional. | Name | Type | Default | Description |--|--|--|--| | timeout | number | 10000 ms | The spinner will be hidden automatically after the given time | | threshold | number | 500 ms | The spinner will be visible only, if the time between calling show() and hide() is more than threshold | | zIndex | number | 100 | The z-index property of the spinner overlay element | | loadingText | string | | The displayed text under the spinner | | template | string | | The spinner can be replaced with HTML text |

Example:

<ngx-loading-spinner
  [threshold]="250"
  [timeout]="20000"
  [loadingText]="'Loading...'"
></ngx-loading-spinner>