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loading-animations-react

v1.3.3

Published

React component to display a loading animation

Downloads

253

Readme

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Loading Animations for React

A collection of animated loading elements for use with React

View Demo | Report Bug | Request Features


Table of Contents


Installation

npm i loading-animations-react

Usage

  1. Import the component you would like to use into the appropriate file.
    import { Dots } from 'loading-animations-react';
  2. Use that component in your react code.
    <Dots />

Attributes

Each tag has attributes that can be used to customize the component. All attributes are optional.

Global attributes (used by all)

  • id <string>
    • sets the components id for styling and referencing.
    <Dots id="componentId" />
  • className <string>
    • sets the components class for styling and referencing.
    <Dots className="componentClass" />
  • text <string>
    • sets the text to be displayed winth the component.
    <Dots text="Loading..." />

Components specific attributes

  • Dots

    • dotColors [<string>]
      • Up to six strings defining colors. Standard css color definitions are used.
      • Although their are six dots, you can define from 1 to 6 colors. If less than six are given, the component will choose more starting from the beginning of the list supplied.
      <Dots dotColors=[ 'red', 'white', 'blue', '#123abc', 'rgb(50,50,50)',
      'hsla(235, 100%, 50%, .5)' ] />
  • Progreas Bar

    • borderColor <string>

    • sliderColor <string>

    • sliderBackground <string>

      All three take css colors as strings.

      <ProgressBar
        borderColor="blue"
        sliderColor="#fff"
        sliderBackground="rgb(0,0,0)"
      />
  • Waves

    • waveColor <string>

    • backgroundColor <string>

      Both take css colors as strings

      <Waves waveColor="cyan" backgroundColor="#000" />
  • Spinner

    • color1 <string>

      • one of the gradient colors
    • color2 <string>

      • the other gradient color
    • textColor <string>

      All three take css colors as strings.

      <Spinner color1="blue" color2="#fff" textColor="rgba(0,0,0, 0.5)" />
  • Minimal Spinner

    • color <string>
      • takes a css color string
      <MinimalSpinner color="blue" />
  • Trinity Spinner

    • color <string>
      • takes a css color string
      <TrinitySpinner color="blue" />

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Contact

Project Link: https://github.com/michael-joseph-miller/loading-animations-react