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react-text-skeleton

v1.0.0

Published

A simple and small react library in order to create a loading text skeleton that either blurs out a dummy text or displays a loading gradient until the loaded text is provided.

Downloads

5

Readme

React Text Skeleton

A simple and small react library in order to create a text skeleton that either blurs out a dummy text or displays a loading gradient until the final text is loaded. The advantage is that it the blurred/gradient length is determined by the dummy text that should aproximatelly match the length of the data that is going to be fetched(it also takes in consideration the font-size). This way it creates a nice simple effect without the need of measuring the data that is beining loaded in a fixed pixel ratio. Demo: https://techbinator.github.io/react-text-skeleton

Features

  • React Text Skeleton Loader
  • You can create easily a text skeleton without providing exact dimensions
  • You can select from blurred or gradient effect
  • Can override the styles
  • It takes the parrent and/or children css properties (like font size or font type) and it generates the effect while keepping the exact dimensions.

Installation

npm i react-text-skeleton

Usage

Add the dummyText prop while having a text similar to the one that is fetched. For example if a price that has 3 digits set the dummyText with a 3 digits number. Once the children prop is provided the blurring and dummy text are replaced with that.

<TextSkeleton dummyText="Dummy text">{realText}</TextSkeleton>

dummyText: string; className?: string; skeletonType?: 'blurred' | 'gradient';

Props

<TextSkeleton>

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | ------ | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | dummyText | string | null | Mandatory field, provide a string of a length that has aproximatelly the same dimensions as the data that is being fetched | | className | string | '' | Extra class(es) that would be prepended | | skeletonType | string | 'blurred' | The desired effect can be either 'blurred' or 'gradient' |

Example

import React from 'react';

import TextSkeleton from 'react-text-skeleton';

const App: React.FC = () => {
  return <TextSkeleton dummyText="Dummy text">{loadingText}</TextSkeleton>;
};

License

MIT