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vue-skelett

v0.4.0

Published

skeleton view builder

Downloads

5

Readme

vue-skelett

Simple skeleton builder to show skeleton view while loading the page.


Sample loader card


Introduction

vue-skelett provides a skeleton view to show in place while the web page is loading. Currently it only supports pulse effect. It aims to provide maximum flexibility to create looks.

Sample Code

🚨 vue-skelett-sample

Installing

$ npm install vue-skelett

Usage

You can register the component globally, or use it in a particular component.

To register in your main.js

import Vue from 'vue';
// Import the component
import VueSkelett from 'vue-skelett';

// Register the component globally
Vue.component('vue-skelett', VueSkelett);

To register in your component

<script>
import VueSkelett from 'vue-skelett';

export default {
  components: { VueSkelett },
};
</script>

Using vue-skelett in your .vue file

<template>
  <div class="skeleton-card">
    <vue-skelett
      type="circle"
      size="100"
    />
   <vue-skelett
      width="100%" //sets its width in percent
      height="20" //sets its width in px
      radius="10"
    />
  </div>
</template>

API

Props

|Prop|Type|Default|Options|Description| |---|---|---|---|---| |type|string|'flat'|circle, flat|This is the type of loader. It could be a circle or flat| |width|number, string||%|This is the width of the shape and can be a number or a string. If the stage size is set, this property is overridden. Applies the percentage type if the % sign is appended to the end of the entered value. The default unit is px| |height|number, string||%|This is the height of the shape and can be a number or a string. If the stage size is set, this property is overridden. Applies the percentage type if the % sign is appended to the end of the entered value. The default unit is px| |size|number, string||%|This is used to give the loader the same width and height. The property overrides the preset width and height. Applies the percentage type if the % sign is appended to the end of the entered value. The default unit is px| |radius|number, string|0|%|This is used to determine the loader's boundary radius. Applies the percentage type if the % sign is appended to the end of the entered value. The default unit is px|

🔑 License

MIT © Ahmet Tınastepe

See LICENSE for details.