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@ramonak/react-progress-bar

v5.2.0

Published

> Progress Bar React Component

Downloads

107,465

Readme

@ramonak/react-progress-bar

Progress Bar React Component

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demo


Playground / Code Generator


Install

npm install --save @ramonak/react-progress-bar

Usage

import React from "react";

import ProgressBar from "@ramonak/react-progress-bar";

const Example = () => {
  return <ProgressBar completed={60} />;
};

Examples

Label without "%" at the end

example1


<ProgressBar completed="60">

Max completed value is greater than 100

example1

<ProgressBar completed={180} maxCompleted={200} />

Custom Label

example1

<ProgressBar completed={60} customLabel="Not there yet" />

Custom class names

example1

//styles.scss

.wrapper {
  border: 3px solid blue;
}

.container {
  background-color: pink;
}

.barCompleted {
  background-color: lightblue;
  width: 80%;
}

.label {
  font-size: 20px;
  color: green;
}
import './styles.scss'

...

<ProgressBar
  completed={80}
  className="wrapper"
  barContainerClassName="container"
  completedClassName="barCompleted"
  labelClassName="label"
/>

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | completed (required) | Number or string | | Percentage of completed progress bar value. If a string, the "%" won't be added to the label. See Examples | | maxCompleted | number | 100 | Max possible value of the completed prop | | customLabel | string | undefined | Custom label | | bgColor | string | #6a1b9a | Color of the completed bar | | height | string | 20px | Height of the bar | | width | string | 100% | Width of the bar | | margin | string | | Margin | | padding | string | | Padding | | borderRadius | string | 50px | Border radius of the bar | | baseBgColor | string | #e0e0de | Color of the "non-completed" bar | | labelAlignment | string: left, center, right, outside | right | Position of the label inside the completed bar or outside bar | | labelColor | string | #fff | Color of the label text | | labelSize | string | 15px | Font-size of the label text | | isLabelVisible | boolean | true | Visibility of the label | | transitionDuration | string | 1s | Duration of the width transition | | transitionTimingFunction | string: ease, linear, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out | ease-in-out | Timing function of the width transition | | animateOnRender | boolean | false | Should the bar width be animated on the first render | | initCompletedOnAnimation | string or number | 0 | Initial completed value (e.g. the width of the completed bar) on animation start (applies only when animateOnRender is true) | | className | string | | Add a className to the parent div (see example) | | barContainerClassName | string | | Add a className to the container div (see example) | | completedClassName | string | | Add a className to the completed part of the bar (see example) | | labelClassName | string | | Add a className to the bar label (see example) | | dir | string: ltr, rtl, auto | ltr | Progressbar HTML direction | | ariaValuemin | number | 0 | accessibility: Defines the minimum allowed value for a range | | ariaValuemax | number | 100 | accessibility: Defines the maximum allowed value for a range | | ariaValuetext | number | null | accessibility: Defines the human readable text alternative of aria-valuenow (defaults to completed if not passed) | | customLabelStyles | CSS.Properties | | custom CSS properties for a label |

License

MIT © KaterinaLupacheva