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The ink-spinner npm package provides a collection of customizable spinner components for use with Ink, a React-like library for building command-line interfaces. It allows developers to add loading spinners to their CLI applications, enhancing the user experience by indicating ongoing processes.
Basic Spinner
This feature demonstrates how to use a basic spinner in an Ink application. The spinner type is set to 'dots', and it is displayed alongside a 'Loading...' message.
const { render } = require('ink');
const Spinner = require('ink-spinner').default;
const React = require('react');
const App = () => (
<div>
<Spinner type="dots" /> Loading...
</div>
);
render(<App />);
Custom Spinner Type
This feature shows how to use a custom spinner type. In this example, the spinner type is set to 'line', and it is displayed with a 'Processing...' message.
const { render } = require('ink');
const Spinner = require('ink-spinner').default;
const React = require('react');
const App = () => (
<div>
<Spinner type="line" /> Processing...
</div>
);
render(<App />);
Spinner with Custom Color
This feature demonstrates how to customize the color of the spinner. The spinner type is 'dots', and it is wrapped in a Color component to display it in green.
const { render } = require('ink');
const Spinner = require('ink-spinner').default;
const React = require('react');
const { Color } = require('ink');
const App = () => (
<div>
<Color green>
<Spinner type="dots" /> Loading...
</Color>
</div>
);
render(<App />);
Ora is a terminal spinner library that provides a variety of spinner styles and options for customization. Unlike ink-spinner, which is designed specifically for use with Ink, Ora can be used in any Node.js CLI application. It offers more configuration options and supports promises for handling asynchronous operations.
Cli-spinners is a collection of various spinner animations for use in command-line interfaces. It provides a wide range of spinner styles that can be used with any CLI application. While it does not provide a React-like component structure like ink-spinner, it offers a simple way to integrate spinners into any Node.js project.
Listr is a library for creating elegant CLI task lists with spinners. It allows developers to define tasks with spinners that indicate progress. Unlike ink-spinner, which focuses solely on spinners, Listr provides a more comprehensive solution for managing and displaying task progress in CLI applications.
Spinner component for Ink. Uses cli-spinners for the collection of spinners.
$ npm install ink-spinner
const {h, render} = require('ink');
const Spinner = require('ink-spinner');
render((
<div>
<Spinner green/> Loading
</div>
));
All props except the own ones listed below are passed as-is to <Color>
, which means you can easily apply any color, without wrapping <Spinner>
in <Color>
manually.
Type: string
Defaults: dots
Type of a spinner. See cli-spinners for available spinners.
MIT © Vadim Demedes
FAQs
Spinner component for Ink
The npm package ink-spinner receives a total of 253,286 weekly downloads. As such, ink-spinner popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ink-spinner 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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