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react-animated-progress-bar

v1.1.2

Published

animated progress bar with react

Downloads

633

Readme

react-animated-progress-bar

Animated progress bar using react

Use case scenario

Circular bar

Description

This package allows you to customize both circular and rectangular progress bar to various colors and sizes that suits your application or design.

  • Progress bar animates when component is in view. By default it uses the document reference to check if component is in view or not. But you can pass the ref object which is scrollable to the scollArea props.

For example

const myRef = document.querySelector('.scrollable-div')

<ProgressBar width="230" trackWidth="13" percentage={score} scrollArea={myRef} />

Otherwise if scrollArea is not defined, document reference object is used.

Set up

To use package, Start by installing package

  • npm i react-animated-progress-bar

on your react project file

For a circular progress bar

import ProgressBar from 'react-animated-progress-bar';

<ProgressBar width="230" trackWidth="13" percentage="60" />

Output

Circular bar

For a rectangular progress bar

Set the rect props on the component to true

import ProgressBar from 'react-animated-progress-bar';

<ProgressBar
        width="400px"
        height="10px"
        rect
        fontColor="gray"
        percentage="70"
        rectPadding="1px"
        rectBorderRadius="20px"
        trackPathColor="transparent"
        bgColor="#333333"
        trackBorderColor="grey"
      />

Output

Rect bar

Properties and description

  • width (must be a string): width of the progressbar in rectangle type and diameter for circular type,

  • percentage (must be a string): percentage of the progress bar

  • height (must be a string): height for rectangular bar. Needed only in rectangular type

  • rectPadding (must be a string): Padding around rectangular bar,

  • trackBorderColor (must be a string): Border color of the track

  • fontColor (must be a string): Percent font color

  • rectBorderRadius (must be a string): border radius of rectangular bar

  • trackPathColor (must be a string): color of the track path

  • hollowBackgroundColor (must be a string): required only in circular bar. it gives the background color of the circle

  • scrollArea (must be a dom element): the scrollable area. By default it is document

  • defColor (must be an object); defines custom color for each level of the percentage ( poor, fair, good, excellent)

Score | Level | Color ----- | ----- |------ poor | 0 - 25 | #F32013 fair | 25 - 50 | #FF6700 good | 50 - 70 | #FFD900 excellent | 70 - 100 | #48AE2C

Use case for the props in circular mode

const myRef = document.querySelector('.scrollable-div')

<ProgressBar
          width="500px"
          height="10px"
          fontColor="white"
          trackWidth="10"
          percentage="40"
          trackPathColor="grey"
          trackBorderColor="black"
          hollowBackgroundColor="#333333"
          defColor={{
            fair: 'orangered',
            good: 'yellow',
            excellent: 'green',
            poor: 'red',
          }}
          scrollArea={myAppRef}
        />

output

Circular bar