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animate-loading

v1.0.3

Published

1kb loading bar like Shopify, Github, JSFiddle... that works

Downloads

12

Readme

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Installation

  1. Via npm
    npm install animate-loading
    Or yarn
    yarn add animate-loading
  2. Import to your project
    import 'animate-loading/dist/main.css'
    import AnimateLoading from 'animate-loading'
  3. Usage
    // Create an instance in your project
    const loading = new AnimateLoading()
    
    // Start loading
    loading.start()
    
    // Execute your async stuff
    await fetch('YOUR_API')
    
    // Finish loading
    loading.finish()

Available options

const loading = new AnimateLoading(target, options)
  • target [HTMLElement]: where the loading bar shows up. (Default value: document.body)
  • options [Object]: Loading options
    • options.overlay [HTMLElement]: Set a blur overlay to your node (if neccessary)
    • options.thickness [String]: the loading bar thickness (Default value: 3px)
    • options.color [String]: the loading bar background color (Default value: gray)
    • options.startDuration [Number]: The duration (in ms) from the point starting your async stuff until it gets done (Default value: 1000)
    • options.finishDuration [Number]: The duration (in ms) left to finish loading (Default value: 300)

Methods

  1. Start loading

    loading.start()

    Run this before starting your async stuff

  2. Finish loading

    loading.finish(callback = () => {})

    Run this after your async stuff gets done.

    Optional callback can be pass to run after finishing the loading process.

Credit

Copyright (c) 2022 Leo Huynh @ https://leohuynh.dev