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react-progress-simple

v1.0.4

Published

A cross-browser, accessible React wrapper for the HTML5 <progress> tag

Downloads

5

Readme

react-progress-simple

A tiny, cross-browser, accessible React wrapper for the HTML5 <progress> tag.

  1. Installation
  2. Usage
  3. Component API
  4. Accessibility
  5. Browser Support

Installation

# using npm
npm install react-progress-simple

# using yarn
yarn add react-progress-simple

Usage

Basic Usage

Two different styles of progress bars:

  1. Continuous
<Progress value={1} max={10} />
<Progress value={5} max={10} />
<Progress value={10} max={10} />

Image of continuous progress bars

  1. Segmented
<Progress value={1} max={25} segmented />
<Progress value={12} max={25} segmented />
<Progress value={25} max={25} segmented />

Image of segmented progress bars

Changing styles (component by component)

<Progress
    value={1}
    max={10}
    options={{
        foregroundColor: "royalblue",
        backgroundColor: "silver",
        height: "14px",
    }}
/>
<Progress
    value={5}
    max={10}
    segmented
    options={{
        foregroundColor: "rebeccapurple",
        backgroundColor: "plum",
        height: "14px",
    }}
/>
<Progress
    value={10}
    max={10}
    options={{
        foregroundColor: "coral",
        backgroundColor: "gray",
        height: "14px",
    }}
/>

Image of progress bars with different colors

Component API

| prop | type | required | default | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------- | -------- | --------- | | value | number | yes | ------- | | max | number | yes | ------- | | segmented | boolean | no | false | | options.width | React.CSSProperties['width'] | no | 100% | | options.height | React.CSSProperties['height'] | no | 8px | | options.foregroundColor | React.CSSProperties['color'] | no | tomato | | options.backgroundColor | React.CSSProperties['backgroundColor'] | no | lightgray | | options.borderRadius | React.CSSProperties['borderRadius'] | no | 4px | | options.separatorWidth | React.CSSProperties['margin'] | no | 4px |

Accessibility

The following ARIA fields related to the <progress> element are supplied and have been tested against VoiceOver on MacOS:

  • role='progressbar'
  • aria-valuenow={<currentValue>}
  • aria-valuemax={<maximumValue>}

If any other assistive technologies are not correctly reporting the status of the progress bar component please file an issue.

Browser Support

react-progress-simple has been tested against the last two versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. Since this project utilizes CSS Custom Properties it will not work in IE11. Initial research into polyfills for IE11 was not successful, but I am still looking.