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webbie-progress

v1.0.3

Published

A web component to create progress and loading indicators and simple avatar frames

Downloads

7

Readme

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A web component to create simple progress and loading indicators. It can also be used to create simple avatar frames.


Install

Install with npm: npm install webbie-progress


Usage

Add script to page with <script type="module" src="node_modules/webbie-progress/dist/webbie-progress.js"></script>

<webbie-progress></webbie-progress>

Props

All props are optional, but you'd definitely need to use some to get anything more than a circle. The SVG viewbox is 100x100 and some props like radius and stroke-width are set relative to that.

| Name | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | vertices | decides the shape (frame) of the svg element (value: 3-20, circle for all other values) | | size | set the size of the square element | | rotate | rotate the svg frame clockwise in degrees (value: 0-360) | | percent | portion of the stroke path to be colored (value: 0-100) | | text | content for a centered <text> element | | text-style | custom css for the <text> element | | image | src for an image that is clipped by the svg frame | | radius | set the circumradius for the frame | | stroke-width | set width for stroke | | frame-width | set width for frame | | stroke-color | set color for stroke | | frame-color | set color for frame | | fill-color | set background color within frame (won't work if image prop is used) | | stroke-shadow | set drop shadow color for stroke | | stroke-anim-speed | set animation speed for stroke movement along the frame (default: 0s) | | frame-anim-speed | set animation speed for frame rotation (default: 0s) | | stroke-anim-reverse | reverse animation direction | | frame-anim-reverse | reverse animation direction | | stroke-style | set additional css style for stroke path| | frame-style | set css for frame path |


Further examples in demo.html