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react-indicators

v0.3.15

Published

Simple, responsive, canvas-based indicators that you can use to communicate the progress of loaders, timers or whatever else you might need a progress indicator for.

Downloads

491

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Simple, responsive, canvas-based indicators that you can use to communicate the progress of loaders, timers or whatever else you might need a progress indicator for.

~~In addition to the pre-built indicators, this library includes a generic Canvas component that you can pass a custom draw function to, or access the <canvas> element via a ref, and go nuts with your own canvas design goodness!~~

Update: I’ve moved the Canvas component to its own repo/package because I was finding myself needing it for cases where I didn’t need the indicators. This package now relies on react-canvas-wrapper as a dependency. You can check it out here: react-canvas-wrapper

Install

Using npm:

npm install --save react-indicators

Using Yarn:

yarn add react-indicators

Once you’ve added react-indicators to your project, you can use it just like you would any other package you have installed.

// using ES6 modules
import { CircleIndicator } from 'react-indicators';

// using CommonJS modules
var CircleIndicator = require('react-indicators').CircleIndicator;

Indicators

The library consists of two common indicator components, BarIndicator and CircleIndicator. Below are examples of how you can use each component, along with the properties that they support.

<CircleIndicator />

Properties

  • progress:Number - Progress to represent in the indicator, 0 to 1. (Default: 0)
  • size:Number - Size, width/height, of the indicator. (Default: 30)
  • fill:String - Color used to fill the progress portion indicator. (Default: 'transparent')
  • fillBackground:String - Color used to fill the empty, non-progress, portion of the indicator. (Default: 'transparent')
  • stroke:String - Color for the stroke of the progress portion of the indicator. (Default: 'black')
  • strokeBackground:String - Color for the stroke of the empty, non-progress, portion of the indicator. (Default: 'white')
  • strokeWidth:Number - Width of the stroke. (Default: 2)

Example

import { CircleIndicator } from 'react-indicators';

...

  render() {
    const {
      progress,
    } = this.state;

    return (
      <CircleIndicator progress={progress} />
    );
  }

...

<BarIndicator />

Properties

  • progress:Number - Progress to represent in the indicator, 0 to 1. (Default: 0)
  • width:Number - Width of the indicator @ 1x. (Default: 45)
  • height:Number - Height of the indicator @ 1x. (Default: 5)
  • color:String - Color of the progress portion of the indicator. (Default: 'black')
  • backgroundColor:String - Background color of the empty, non-progress, portion of the indicator. (Default: 'transparent')

Example

import { BarIndicator } from 'react-indicators';

...

  render() {
    const {
      progress,
    } = this.state;

    return (
      <BarIndicator progress={progress} />
    );
  }

...

Responsive Canvas

All components recognize the devicePixelRatio of the device/browser they are running in, so the canvas is properly sized in order to keep the graphics crisp and clean. So, feel free to set the size or dimensions based on a 1x scale and the component will adjust those accordingly.

License

MIT © Ryan Hefner