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react-element-spinner

v1.0.4

Published

An npm package that provides a spinner to block elements.

Downloads

1,913

Readme

React element spinner

A customizable loading spinner for React that overlays divs and blocks buttons.

Demo

There is a demo with some examples here. The repo with the code is this one.

Quick start

This code would create a global spinner, it would block all the page.

import { SpinnerComponent } from 'react-element-spinner';

<SpinnerComponent loading={true} position="global" />

global

This code would create a spinner that blocks the form.

import { SpinnerComponent } from 'react-element-spinner';

<form>
    <SpinnerComponent loading={true} position="centered" />
    <input type="text" name="address"/>
    <button>SAVE</button>
</form>

This code would create a spinner that blocks the button.

import { SpinnerComponent } from 'react-element-spinner';

<button>
  Button
  <SpinnerComponent loading={true} position="inline" color="#498DFF"/>
</button>

elements

Properties

| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | loading | boolean | true | - | Whether the spinner has to be shown or not. | | position | string | true | - | Position of the spinner: "global" for all the page, "centered" to overlay a div and "inline" to be next to the content (for example a button). | | color | string | false | #3578e5 | Color of the spinner | | secondaryColor | string | false | #f3f3f3 | Secondary color of the default spinner. | | backgroundColor | string | false | #d3d3d3 | Color of the background div (only for "centered" and "global"). | | resize | boolean | false | false | Whether to resize the overlay div or not when dimensions change (only for "centered"). | | spinnerType | string | false | "default" | Choose one of the three available spinners: "default", "circle-dots" or "circle-dots-collapse". | | customSpinner | ReactElement | false | undefined | Custom spinner to use instead of the default ones. | | message | string | false | undefined | Message to show under the spinner. |

Custom styling

The spinner component is easily customizable by overriding its css classes.

| Class | Element | | --- | --- | | loader-container | The main div. | | loader | The spinner div. | | background | The background div. | | span | The message. |