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node-loading

v1.1.1

Published

🕶 Superb loading animations for Node console apps.

Downloads

14

Readme

node-loading Build status

🕶 Superb loadings for Node console apps.

A set of loading animations for terminal apps written in Node.

Install

With npm:

$ npm install --save node-loading

With Yarn:

$ yarn add node-loading

Usage

const { DeterminateBar } = require('node-loading');
const loading = DeterminateBar();
loading.start();
loading.message = 'Doing something nice...';

let progress = 0;
const intervalId = setInterval(() => {
  loading.setProgress(++progress);

  if (progress === 50) loading.message = 'Calculating things...';

  if (progress === 100) {
    loading.stop();
    clearInterval(intervalId);
  }
}, 100);

Colors

As shown below, it's possible to define custom colors for both loading animations. Node-loading accepts these colors: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white and gray (or grey).

API

Node-loading has two different loading animations: DeterminateBar and IndeterminateBar.

DeterminateBar

A loading bar that goes from 0% to 100% and is ideal for showing that a specific quantity of progress has occurred.

DeterminateBar([options])

options
  • stream: The stream to write the output. Accepted values: STDERR (default) and STDOUT.
  • row: The index of the row where the bar should be rendered.
  • completedColor: The color for the part that represents the completed quantity (default: 'green').
  • remainingColor: The color for the part that represents the remaining quantity (default: 'gray').
  • messageColor: The color for the message (default: the value of completedColor).
  • width: The width (in columns) of the loading animation (default: the full console width).

instance.start()

Starts the animation.

instance.stop()

Stops the animation and clears the line.

instance.setProgress(progress)

Sets the progress (a number between 0 and 100);

instance.message

The message to be shown below the bar.

IndeterminateBar

A loading bar that has no specific amount of progress indicated.

IndeterminateBar([options])

options
  • stream: The stream to write the output. Accepted values: STDERR (default) and STDOUT.
  • row: The index of the row where the bar should be rendered.
  • foregroundColor: The bar foreground color (default: 'cyan').
  • backgroundColor: The bar background color (default: 'gray').
  • messageColor: The color for the message (default: the value of completedColor).
  • width: The width (in columns) of the loading animation (default: the full console width).

instance.start()

Starts the animation.

instance.stop()

Stops the animation and clears the line.

instance.message

The message to be shown below the bar.

instance.speed

A number from 1 to 5 that controls the animation speed.

Author

Alcides Queiroz Aguiar

License

This code is free to use under the terms of the MIT License.