@patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator
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pfe-progress-indicator is a "loader" that indicates to the user that part of the web page is loading, or waiting on other http events to be ready to use.
Read more about Progress Indicator in the PatternFly Elements Progress Indicator documentation
Load <pfe-progress-indicator> via CDN:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator?module"></script>
Or, if you are using NPM, install it
npm install @patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator
Then once installed, import it to your application:
import '@patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator';
<pfe-progress-indicator indeterminate>My fallback loading message</pfe-progress-indicator>
At the time of writing there is only one style variant, indeterminate that spins without informing the user of where they are in the waiting process, only that http activity has not been resolved. This may change in the future as more style variants become available.
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Progress element for PatternFly Elements
The npm package @patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator receives a total of 46 weekly downloads. As such, @patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @patternfly/pfe-progress-indicator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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