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hmhyr

v0.0.6

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HMHYR - Reading progress-bar component for React

Simple components for display reading progress, using .getBoundingClientRect() to calculate position relative to viewport

Demo

Live demo.

Installation

npm install hmhyr --save-dev

Usage

import HMHYR from 'hmhyr';
<HMHYR
  area
  style
  overlayStyle
  target
  static
  title
/>

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- |---------------|------------------------------------------------------| -------------| | area | object | { top: '20%', center: '50%', bottom: '60%' } | Progress bar will display if target is in area limit by area.top and area.bottom. Area.center is the point where counter start. All in percentage, relative to viewport, 1% = 1vh| | style | object | Default styling. | Use style because of CSS specificities problem. Recommended, default style is crap :(.| | overlayStyle | object | Default styling. | Style use for overlay bar | | target | string | | Either use target id to determine target or use HMHYR as wrapper of target. | | timeCounter | | None | If exist, progress bar will have a estimated read time. | | static | | None. | If exist, progress bar background will stay even if target outside valid area ,require style.height value being set. | | title | string | None. | Title for being display on progress-bar. |

TODO

  • Add support for multiple target per component.
  • Built-in theme.
  • Write unit test.
  • Other position than 'fixed'.

License

HMHYR is available under MIT. See LICENSE for more details.