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ngx-loading-spinner

v13.0.2

Published

ngx-loading-spinner is following simplistic approach to showcase your asychronous events in latest Angular Framework.

Downloads

34

Readme

ngx-loading-spinner

ngx-loading-spinner is following simplistic approach to showcase your asychronous events in latest Angular Framework.

Also provides custom templating & loading text inputs.

support license

Docs Link

Link to ngx-loading-spinner

Default Spinner Example

Open Plunker

Custom Template Example

Open Plunker

Installation

npm i ngx-loading-spinner --save

Description

You can override the css for your customized spinner.

You can also configure your own threshold to show spinner only for more expensive processes!

Supports All Major Angular Versions

New Updates

#loading-spinner-text / .loading-spinner-text : Both id and class attributes given to spinner text component to customize the loading text css

[timeout] The time after which spinner will be hidden. Default is 5000 ms

Resolved issues related to templates and loading text.

Usage

Import module to your application master module


import { NgxLoadingSpinnerModule } from 'ngx-loading-spinner';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    ...
  ],
  imports: [
    NgxLoadingSpinnerModule.forRoot()
  ],
  exports: [
    NgxLoadingSpinnerComponent
  ]
})

Include spinner component to your root level component.


<ngx-loading-spinner> </ngx-loading-spinner>

Import NgxLoadingSpinnerService to the component where you want to show the spinner.


import { NgxLoadingSpinnerService } from 'ngx-loading-spinner';

Inject dependancy


    constructor(
        private spinnerService: NgxLoadingSpinnerService
    ) { }

Use show() method to display the loading spinner.


this.spinnerService.show();

Use hide() method to hide the loading spinner once the processing is done.


this.spinnerService.hide();

Example


    this.spinnerService.show();
    this.http.get(GLOBAL['CONFIG_URL'])
        .subscribe(data => {
            this.spinnerService.hide();
        });

Custom template

[template] : Accepts HTML which generates the loading spinner. You can apply additional css to design your own spinner, or can just pass *.gif image to show the loading spinner.

[loadingText] : Accepts a string to display the text while the loading process.

[zIndex] : Accepts a z-index css property for loading text.

[threshold] : Accepts time in milliseconds for threshold through which you can conditionally show the spinner only for expensive calls. Default is 500 ms.

[timeout] : Accepts time in milliseconds to hide the spinner automatically. Default is 5000 ms.

default [loadingText] text would be blank.

app.component.html : both are optional if not provided default would be shown.


<ngx-loading-spinner [threshold]="2000" [timeout]="4000" [template]="template" [loadingText]="'Please wait...'" [zIndex]="9999"></ngx-loading-spinner>

[threshold]="2000" : This will show the loading bar for the only processes which will take time more 2 secs.

app.component.ts


template: string =`<img src="http://pa1.narvii.com/5722/2c617cd9674417d272084884b61e4bb7dd5f0b15_hq.gif" />`

License

MIT © Amit Mahida