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@impulse-ui-native/skeleton

v11.4.0

Published

Animated skeleton loading components for ImpulseUI Native applications.

Readme

@impulse-ui-native/skeleton

Composable, theme-aware placeholders for loading layouts.

Installation

pnpm add @impulse-ui-native/skeleton react-native-reanimated react-native-worklets

Complete the Reanimated and Worklets setup required by your React Native or Expo project.

Main exports

Skeleton is a compound export with composable primitives and token-matched component presets:

  • Skeleton.Container groups placeholders and accepts theme spacing and flex props.
  • Skeleton.Bone renders a rectangular placeholder with border and dimension props.
  • Skeleton.Text renders a text-sized placeholder from sample text and a typography preset.
  • Skeleton.Tag renders a pill-shaped placeholder.
  • Skeleton.Avatar, Badge, Button, and IconButton mirror common display and action geometry.
  • Skeleton.Checkbox, Radio, and Switch mirror choice-control geometry.
  • Skeleton.Control covers Input, Select, and date/time field surfaces; Skeleton.Textarea covers multiline fields.
  • Skeleton.Slider, Progress, SegmentedControl, and Pagination preserve data-control and navigation footprints.
  • Skeleton.Divider mirrors horizontal or vertical separators.

The package also exports the prop types for each part.

Usage

import { Typography } from "@impulse-ui-native/primitives";
import { Skeleton } from "@impulse-ui-native/skeleton";

<Skeleton.Container gap="sm">
  <Skeleton.Avatar size="large" />
  <Skeleton.Text text="Loading account name" Component={Typography.Body} />
  <Skeleton.Tag size="medium" width={80} />
</Skeleton.Container>;

All presets accept the same spacing, border, flex, dimension, and style props as Skeleton.Bone, so their token-derived defaults can be adjusted for the content they replace. itemCount controls the width of Pagination and SegmentedControl presets, rows controls Textarea height, and variant selects linear or circular Progress geometry.

Skeleton colors, radii, line height, and gaps come from the active ThemeProvider component tokens. Composite layouts such as cards, accordions, steppers, and charts should be assembled from these presets and Skeleton.Bone so the placeholder preserves the application-specific layout.