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@zoblocks/react

v0.2.1

Published

Healthcare React components typed for the states a demo would skip. Accessible, themeable, reduced-motion aware, with zero runtime dependencies.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

arnabdasarnabdasoxygenui.zoworkoxygenui.zowork

Keywords

reacthealthcaredesign-systemcomponentsaccessibilitywcagfhirloaderspinner

Readme

@zoblocks/react

Healthcare React components built for the states a demo would skip.

Part of ZoBlocks. Zero runtime dependencies beyond clsx and tailwind-merge. React 18 and 19.

npm install @zoblocks/react
import { PageLoader } from "@zoblocks/react";
import "@zoblocks/react/styles.css";
import "@zoblocks/tokens/zoblocks-tokens.css";

<PageLoader label="Loading your records" />;

Two ways to install

| | npm package | ZoBlocks registry | | --------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | Install | npm i @zoblocks/react | npx @zoblocks/cli add pulse-loader | | Upgrades | semver | you own the source | | Auditable | in node_modules | in your repository | | Best for | teams who want upgrades | teams who want to read every line |

Both channels are generated from one source, so they cannot behave differently.

What ships today

PulseLoader · RhythmLoader · BreathLoader · HelixLoader · InfusionLoader · PageLoader (preset), plus useLoadingGate for building your own waits.

See the loader documentation for props, states, and accessibility notes.

Accessibility

Indeterminate loaders are role="status" in a polite live region; determinate ones are role="progressbar" with a spoken value. The label is always in the DOM — an empty live region announces nothing. prefers-reduced-motion gets a designed still state rather than a paused animation.

What this is not

ZoBlocks is not a compliance boundary. It does not make an application HIPAA, GDPR, or DPDP compliant, and it is not a medical device or clinical decision support.

Licence

MIT © Zowork