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wired-progress

v2.1.0

Published

Hand-drawn sketchy progress bar - web component

Downloads

71

Readme

wired progress

wired-progress

Hand-drawn sketchy progress bar web component.

For demo and view the complete set of wired-elememts: wiredjs.com

Usage

Add wired-progress to your project:

npm i wired-progress

Import wired-progress definition into your HTML page:

<script type="module" src="wired-progress/lib/wired-progress.js"></script>

Or into your module script:

import { WiredProgress } from "wired-progress"

Use it in your web page:

<wired-progress value="25"></wired-progress>
<wired-progress value="10" min="5" max="15"></wired-progress>

Properties

value - Numeric value of the progress.

min - Minimum value. Default is 0.

max - Maximum value. Default is 100.

percentage - Boolean indicating if the label should show a % symbol.

Custom CSS Variables

--wired-progress-label-color Color of the label. Default is black.

--wired-progress-label-background Backgroind of label. Default is rgba(255,255,255,0.9).

--wired-progress-font-size Font size of the label. Default is 14px

--wired-progress-color Color of the progress bar. Default is rgba(0, 0, 200, 0.8).

License

MIT License (c) Preet Shihn