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@flownet/form-in-progress

v0.2.6

Published

The primary purpose of the @flownet/form-in-progress project lies in facilitating the development of user interfaces in React applications. More specifically, it creates a form interface setup that provides visual feedback to users regarding the completio

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@flownet/form-in-progress

The primary purpose of the @flownet/form-in-progress project lies in facilitating the development of user interfaces in React applications. More specifically, it creates a form interface setup that provides visual feedback to users regarding the completion or progress status of a particular form-related operation.

Form Progress Indication

One of the significant functionalities of the @flownet/form-in-progress is to display a progress bar. The use of '@mui/material/LinearProgress' indicates that this is a Material-UI Linear progress bar being utilized. This kind of progress bar is typically used to show the completion state for tasks that take a considerable amount of time, such as form submission or data loading.

When a user submits a form or triggers an operation, the LinearProgress bar will provide users with visual cues, informing them about the status of the process. This way, users can be assured that the operation is in progress and not stalled or failed, improving the overall user experience.

Layout and Style

The project incorporates the '@flownet/react-layout-asya' and '@mui/material/Box' approaches to manage the layout and styling of the application interface. '@flownet/react-layout-asya' appears to be a specific layout package used to structure the components.

Meanwhile, the '@mui/material/Box' component is a utility from Material-UI that serves as a wrapper component. It conveniently allows for the styling of its child components via props, in this case, it provides a 100% width to the child LinearProgress component.

Usage in User Interface

This project would be beneficial for developers aiming to enhance the user experience on their applications, particularly where form submission or data loading is involved. The form-in-progress feature informs users about the progress of their request, fostering a smoother and more engaging user interaction within the application.