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@ng-zi/extensions-progress-spinner

v0.0.2

Published

a month ago

Angular Material Extensions for progress-spinner

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MtxProgressSpinner Component Overview

The progress spinner component displays a circular indicator of progress and activity.

Usage

Basic Example

<mtx-progress-spinner></mtx-progress-spinner>

Configurable Options

The MtxProgressSpinnerComponent supports various configuration options to customize its appearance and behavior:

color: Color of the spinner. Supports any valid CSS color.
mode: Mode of the spinner. Can be 'determinate' or 'indeterminate'.
value: Value of the spinner in determinate mode (0-100).
diameter: Diameter of the spinner in pixels.
strokeWidth: Width of the spinner's stroke in pixels.
ariaLabel: Aria label for accessibility.
strokeWidthRatio: Ratio for dynamic stroke width relative to diameter.
gapDegree: Degree of the gap in the spinner circle (0-360).
gapPosition: Position of the gap within the spinner circle ('start' or 'end').
overlay: Whether to overlay the spinner on the entire container.

Example

<mtx-progress-spinner [config]="myConfig"></mtx-progress-spinner>

Where myConfig is an object of type MtxProgressSpinnerConfig defined in your application.

Accessibility

Ensure to provide an appropriate ariaLabel for screen readers to describe the purpose of the spinner.

API Summary

Inputs

config: Configuration object of type MtxProgressSpinnerConfig to customize the spinner.

Styles

Customize the appearance of the spinner using the provided SCSS file (progress-spinner.scss).