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@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar

v0.0.1

Published

A <progress-bar> web component powered by Lit

Downloads

2

Readme

@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar

release status

A <progress-bar> web component powered by Lit.

Install

npm i @sec-ant/wc-progress-bar

Usage

This package does not bundle dependencies inside it, and is designed to be used with a build tool. For further information on this design decision, please check this link.

This packages exports 3 import paths: @sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/pure, @sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/side-effects and @sec-ant/wc-progress-bar.

@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/pure

This subpath exports the ProgressBarElement class. You'll have to manually register it on the CustomElementRegistry to use the web component.

In your script:

import { ProgressBarElement } from "@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/pure";

customElements.define("progress-bar", ProgressBarElement);

Afterwards, in your html file:

<progress-bar value="0.5"></progress-bar>

Before https://github.com/WICG/webcomponents/issues/716 is resolved, you'll have to handle possible tag name collisions yourself.

If you use Typescript and wants document.createElement("progress-bar") to infer the ProgressBarElement type for you, you should create a declaration file to augment the types:

declare global {
  interface HTMLElementTagNameMap {
    "progress-bar": ProgressBarElement;
  }
}

@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/side-effects

This subpath will automatically register ProgressBarElement on the CustomElementRegistry with the tag name progress-bar, only if the tag name progress-bar isn't already registered. HTMLElementTagNameMap will be automatically augmented.

In your script:

import "@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar/side-effects";

Afterwards, in your html file:

<progress-bar value="0.5"></progress-bar>

@sec-ant/wc-progress-bar

This works just like side-effects but also exports the ProgressBarElement class.

Attributes

value

The ratio of the progress bar from 0 ~ 1.

Default: "0"

hide

Whether to hide the progress bar.

Default: unpresent.

animation-duration

The animation duration in ms.

Default: "300"