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A simple React component for a fun progress indicator.

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react-pacman-progress

Simple React component for a fun progress indicator.

Demo

Demo

Install

npm install react-pacman-progress --save

or

bower install react-pacman-progress --save

Example

Controlled usage:

var PacmanProgress = require('react-pacman-progress');  var App = React.createClass({   getInitialState() {     return {currentIndex: 0};   },   render() {     var slides = [       {color: '#c0ffee'},       {color: '#deface'},       {color: '#0ff1ce'}     ]     return (       <div className="container" onCLick={this.handleClick}>         {           slides.map(function(slide, i) {             return <Slide index={i} currentIndex={this.state.currentIndex} color={slide.color} />;           }.bind(this))         }         <PacmanProgress items={slides.length} currentIndex={this.state.currentIndex} />       </div>     );   },    handleClick: function() {     this.setState({currentIndex: this.state.currentIndex + 1});   } });

API

Props

classNamespace

Namespace for CSS classes, optional, default is `` i.e CSS classes are '' + 'pacman'.

items

Number of dots for pacman to eat. required

currentIndex

Position of the pacman. Start at 0. required

onClick

Function to call when clicking on a dot. optional, it takes 3 arguments:

  • index of the dot clicked
  • whether it was pacman which was clicked or not
  • the event
handleClickPacman(index, isPacman, e) {   e.preventDefault();   this.setState({currentIndex: index}); } 

Styles

Look at react-pacman-progress.css for an idea on how to style this component.


MIT Licensed


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