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@jsmith21/svg-loaders-react
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React implementation of the SVG Loaders library by Sam Herbert
This is a zero-dependency React adaptation of Sam Herberts SVG Loaders library.
npm install svg-loaders-react
You can import all the loaders at once:
import * as SVGLoaders from 'svg-loaders-react';
and use them in a namespaced manner:
<SVGLoaders.Bars />
You can also import a single loader:
import { Bars } from 'svg-loaders-react'
and use it without any fancy namespacing:
<Bars />
<Audio />
<BallTriangle />
<Bars />
<Circles />
<Grid />
<Hearts />
<Oval />
<Puff />
<Rings />
<SpinningCircles />
<TailSpin />
<ThreeDots />
Each of these components should be able to accept any SVG tag presentation attributes as props.
// render the Puff loader with a stroke opacity of .125
<Puff strokeOpacity=".125" />
// render the Puff loader with a stroke of mint green
<Puff stroke="#98ff98" />
// render the Puff loader with a stroke of mint green and a stroke opactiy of .125
<Puff stroke="#98ff98" strokeOpacity=".125"/>
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React implementation of the SVG Loaders library by Sam Herbert
The npm package @jsmith21/svg-loaders-react receives a total of 23 weekly downloads. As such, @jsmith21/svg-loaders-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @jsmith21/svg-loaders-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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