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vue-js-progress

v1.0.2

Published

With Vue Js Progress, you will have the opportunity to create your own animated progress bars.

Downloads

127

Readme

Vue Js Progress

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With Vue Js Progress, you will have the opportunity to create your own animated progress bars.

The good thing is that even if you do not use bootstrap, you will be able to create progress bars with high visual direction thanks to the default background alternatives.

Setup

npm install vue-js-progress

Import

import VueJsProgress from 'vue-js-progress'
    export default {
        components: {
            VueJsProgress 
        }
    }
</script>

npmjs

You can visit to https://www.npmjs.com/package/vue-js-progress

Usage

<VueJsProgress title="bg='electronblue'" :percentage="82" bg="electronblue" :delay="600" :striped="true" :animation="true"></VueJsProgress >

Simple Usage (Percentage)

<ProgressBar :percentage="50" />

There will be no title or no animations.

Usage (w/ Title)

<ProgressBar :percentage="50" title="My First Example" />

Notes

The all attributes are optional. When you do not fill the percentage attribute default value will be 100.

Attributes

title (optional): You will have a title above of your progress bar.

percentage (optional): What percentage do you want your progress bar to fill?

bg (optional): Currently, there are 15 different pre-defined progress bar colors. This number is more than bootstrap's progress bars!

options: pink, info, primary, success, danger, warning, turquoise, amethyst, midnightblue, electronblue, shymoment, pinkglamour, brightyarrow, americanriver, picopink, exodusfruit, pureapple.

Note: ** primary ** is the default value for bg!

customBgColor (optional): Do not like the default colors? You can also use any color you want in the progress bar. No limit!

examples: <ProgressBar customBgColor="#FF0000" /> or <ProgressBar customBgColor="red" />

Here you are not limited to just HEX colors. You can also use the color names such as red, blue, orange etc.

striped (optional): If you want your progress bar to be striped, you can type "true", if not, you can type "false". default value is "false"

animation (optional): If you want your progress bar to be animated, you can type "true", if not, you can type "false". default value is "false"

delay (optional): Would you like your progress bar to start after a certain amount of time (in millisecond)? default value is "0"