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react-prog-bar

v1.0.5

Published

Simple github style progress bar for React

Downloads

4

Readme

react-progress-bar

Simple github style progress bar for React.


1. Installation

npm install --save react-prog-bar

2. Demo & Examples

To build the examples locally, run:

npm install
npm start

3. Usage

react-progress-bar can be used for ajax or fetch. Pseudo code below:

let isFetching = false;
const loadData = () => {
  isFetching = true;
  fetch(url).then(response => {
      isFetching = false;
  });
}

import ReactProgress from 'react-prog-bar';
<ReactCodeMirror trigger={isFetching}/>,

4. Properties

prop | type | default | notes
------- | ------- | ------- | ------- trigger | bool or number | false | Show the bar or set percent of the width, when trigger is number, its value should be 0-100 height | string | 2px | Height of bar top | bool | false | Set the bar attach to top or not color | string | #77b6ff | Color of bar starColor | string | white | The point at beginning of bar. waitTime | number | 10 | When trigger is true, the bar will take this time to 80% width and wait until trigger switch to false finishTime | number | 1 | When trigger switch from true to false, the bar will take this time to 100% width stepTime | number | 0.4 | When trigger is number and the value is changed, the bar's width change from value1(%) to value2(%) during stepTime disappearTime | number | 0.4 | When the bar's width is 100%, it will be invisible in disappearTime

License

Copyright (c) 2017 ZiQiangWang MIT Licensed.