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@packpackman/progress

v2.2.0

Published

Progress bar component for Chakra UI

Downloads

4

Readme

Progress

The Progress component is an element that displays the progress status for a task that takes a long time or consists of several steps.

Installation

yarn add @chakra-ui/progress

# or

npm i @chakra-ui/progress

Import Components

import {
  Progress,
  ProgressLabel,
  CircularProgress,
  CircularProgressLabel,
} from "@chakra-ui/progress"

Usage

<Progress value={50} />

Linear Progress

<Progress value={50} />

Color

Pass the color prop to apply any color that exists in the theme to the progress

<Progress color="pink" value={20} />

Sizes

Pass the size prop to increase the height of the progress

<Progress size="sm" value={20} />
<Progress size="lg" value={20} />

Indeterminate

Pass the value for the progress as undefined to put the progress component in the indeterminate state

<Progress margin="20px" size="xs" value={undefined} />

With stripe

Pass the hasStripe prop to have a beautiful gradient to create a striped effect on the progress

<Progress color="green" hasStripe value={20} />

With animation

Pass the isAnimated prop combined with the hasStrip prop to get a beautifully animated progress

<Progress hasStripe isAnimated value={20} />

With label

Use the ProgressLabel utility component to have a label for the progress component

<Progress value={60}>
  <ProgressLabel>60%</ProgressLabel>
</Progress>

Circular progress

<CircularProgress value={50} />

Circular progress size

Pass the size prop to change the size of the circular progress. You can also pass the thickness prop to change the thickness of the circular progress. The thickness prop is a fractional value whose actual value is determined by the size of the circular progress. In this example the circular progress will have a thickness of 30px. 50% of size (120px) => 30px

<CircularProgress size="120px" thickness={0.5} value={60} />

Circular progress color

Pass the color prop to apply any color that exists in the theme

<CircularProgress color="pink" value={20} />

Circular progress with label

Use the CircularProgressLabel utility component to have a label for the circular progress

<CircularProgress value={60}>
  <CircularProgressLabel>60%</CircularProgressLabel>
</CircularProgress>

Accessibility

  • Progress has a role set to progressbar to denote that it is a progress bar
  • Progress has aria-valuenow set to the percentage completion value passed to the component, to ensure the progress percent is visible to screen readers.

Note

The CircularProgress and the Spinner may seem to serve the same purpose, but semantically, they don't. In the indeterminate state they have the following difference.

CircularProgress

It is used to denote the progress of a determinate operation. Take for example an image upload operation:

  • Before upload begins, the upload progress is indeterminate (at this point, it’s just spinning),
  • Once we know the size of the image and begin upload (using axios) then we update the progress value of the CircularProgress (at this point, it shows the progress). CircularProgress also comes with the aria-* attributes to make its progress value accessible to screenreaders.

CircularProgress also comes with the aria-* attributes to make its progress value accessible to screenreaders.

Spinner

It is more of a “presentational” loading indicator you can use on a page or a component, while it’s loading, or before it renders. It doesn't have any semantic meaning.

To give meaning to a Spinner/loading indicator, ARIA standards require that you mark the area of the component/page that’s loading with aria-busy=true.