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watch-me-load

v0.1.0

Published

Github styled way of visualizing client side navigation events.

Downloads

5

Readme

Watch Me Load

Build Status

Provides a client side navigation loading indicator similar to the Github indicator.

Usage

Install with NPM

$ npm install watch-me-load --save

Instantiate a WatchMeLoad object globally on the client side.

const loader = new WatchMeLoad(document.getElementById('loaderContainer'));

Activate and deactivate the loading states

loader.startLoading('#2a9aee');

// some long lived global action occurs

loader.stopLoading();

Contribute

TODO: write some contribution instructions.

Author

iTEAM Consulting Software Development Team

Support

Please submit an issue in this repo for support.