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react-ins-progress-bar

v2.1.6

Published

An instagram style progress bar

Downloads

5

Readme

react-ins-progress-bar

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An instagram style progress bar

Demo

Live Demo

Installation

npm install react-ins-progress-bar --save

How to use

To include this project you need to require the module by using CommonJS syntax or ES6 Modules Syntax (recommended).

import { InsProgressBar, insProgress } from 'react-ins-progress-bar';

render the InsProgressBar component in the higher DOM node possible, such as:

render() {
    return (
        <div>
            <InsProgressBar />
        </div>
    )
}

Then just call insProgress.start() and insProgress.finish()

insProgress.start() // show progress bar
insProgress.finish() // hide progress bar

Options

The component can receive some properties

Supported properties:

  • height progress bar height (optional, default 5px)
  • delay progress bar fadeOut time (optional, default 300ms)
  • position progress bar position (optional, top or bottom)
  • duration animation duration (optional, default 3000ms)
  • colors gradient colors (optional)
example
<InsProgressBar 
    height="10px"
    delay={200} 
    position="top"
    colors={`
        #1abc9c 15%,
        #2ecc71 15%,
        #3498db 12%,
        #9b59b6 32%,
        #34495e 35%,
        #f1c40f 55%,
        #e67e22 59%,
        #e74c3c 63%,
        #95a5a6 92%`
    }
/>

The insProgress.start() supported properties are the same as <InsProgressBar /> except delay property , insProgress.finish() support delay properties.

example
insProgress.start({
    'height': '10px',
    'position': 'bottom',
    'duration': 3000,
})
insProgress.finish({
    'delay': 100
})