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@polymer/paper-linear-progress

v1.0.7-pre.1

Published

A material design progress bar

Downloads

3

Readme

Build status

Demo and API docs

##<paper-progress>

Material design: Progress & activity

The progress bars are for situations where the percentage completed can be determined. They give users a quick sense of how much longer an operation will take.

Example:

<paper-progress value="10"></paper-progress>

There is also a secondary progress which is useful for displaying intermediate progress, such as the buffer level during a streaming playback progress bar.

Example:

<paper-progress value="10" secondary-progress="30"></paper-progress>

Styling progress bar:

To change the active progress bar color:

paper-progress {
   --paper-progress-active-color: #e91e63;
}

To change the secondary progress bar color:

paper-progress {
  --paper-progress-secondary-color: #f8bbd0;
}

To change the progress bar background color:

paper-progress {
  --paper-progress-container-color: #64ffda;
}

Add the class transiting to a paper-progress to animate the progress bar when the value changed. You can also customize the transition:

paper-progress {
  --paper-progress-transition-duration: 0.08s;
  --paper-progress-transition-timing-function: ease;
  --paper-progress-transition-transition-delay: 0s;
}

The following mixins are available for styling:

| Custom property | Description | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | --paper-progress-container-color | Mixin applied to container | --google-grey-300 | | --paper-progress-transition-duration | Duration of the transition | 0.008s | | --paper-progress-transition-timing-function | The timing function for the transition | ease | | --paper-progress-transition-delay | delay for the transition | 0s | | --paper-progress-active-color | The color of the active bar | --google-green-500 | | --paper-progress-secondary-color | The color of the secondary bar | --google-green-100 | | --paper-progress-disabled-active-color | The color of the active bar if disabled | --google-grey-500 | | --paper-progress-disabled-secondary-color | The color of the secondary bar if disabled | --google-grey-300 | | --paper-progress-height | The height of the progress bar | 4px |