@nativescript/animated-circle v1.2.0

@nativescript/animated-circle

A plugin that creates a circular progress bar on iOS and Android.

Android	iOS

Contents

• Installation
• Use @nativescript/animated-circle
  • Core
  • Angular
  • Vue
  • Svelte
  • React
• API
• License

Installation

npm install @nativescript/animated-circle

Use @nativescript/animated-circle

Core

1. Register the plugin namespace with Page's xmlns attribute providing your prefix( ui, for example).

<Page xmlns:ui="@nativescript/animated-circle">

2. Access the AnimatedCircle view through the prefix.

<ui:AnimatedCircle ... />

Core

<Page xmlns="http://schemas.nativescript.org/tns.xsd"
  xmlns:ui="@nativescript/animated-circle">

    <ui:AnimatedCircle
        backgroundColor="transparent"
        width="200"
        height="200"
        animated="true"
        animateFrom="0"
        rimColor="#FF5722"
        barColor="#3D8FF4"
        fillColor="#eee"
        clockwise="true"
        rimWidth="5"
        progress="{{ circleProgress }}"
        text="{{ circleProgress + '%'}}"
        textSize="28"
        textColor="red" />
</Page>

Angular

1. Add NativeScriptAnimatedCircleModule to the module imports where you want to use the view.

import { NativeScriptAnimatedCircleModule } from '@nativescript/animated-circle/angular';
imports: [NativeScriptAnimatedCircleModule];

2. Use the view in HTML.

<AnimatedCircle backgroundColor="transparent" width="200" height="200" animated="true" animateFrom="0" rimColor="#fff000" barColor="#ff4081" rimWidth="25" [progress]="circleProgress" [text]="progress + '%'" textSize="22" textColor="#336699"></AnimatedCircle>

Vue

1. Register the view in the app.ts file.

import { registerElement } from 'nativescript-vue';

registerElement("AnimatedCircle", ()=> require("@nativescript/animated-circle").AnimatedCircle)

2. Use the view in a .vue file.

<AnimatedCircle
        backgroundColor="transparent"
        width="200"
        height="200"
        animated="true"
        animateFrom="0"
        rimColor="#FF5722"
        barColor="#3D8FF4"
        fillColor="#eee"
        clockwise="true"
        rimWidth="5"
        :progress="progress"
        :text="progress + '%'"
        textSize="28"
        textColor="red" />

Svelte

1. Register the plugin's view in the app.ts file.

import {registerNativeViewElement} from "svelte-native/dom"

registerNativeViewElement("animatedCircle", ()=> require("@nativescript/animated-circle").AnimatedCircle)

2. Use the view in markup.

<animatedCircle 
    backgroundColor="transparent"
    width="200"
    height="200"
    animated="true"
    animateFrom="0"
    rimColor="#C4BF55"
    barColor="#000"
    clockwise="true"
    rimWidth="20"
    progress={ circleProgress }
    text="80%"
    textSize="28"
    textColor="red"
    />

React

1. Register the plugin's view in the app.ts file.

interface AnimatedCircleAttributes extends ViewAttributes {
    progress?: number
    animated?: boolean
    animateFrom?: number
    text?: string
    textSize? : number
    textColor?: string
    rimColor? : string
    barColor?: string
    rimWidth?: number 
    clockwise?: boolean
}

declare global {
    module JSX {
        interface IntrinsicElements {
         
            animatedCircle: NativeScriptProps<AnimatedCircleAttributes, AnimatedCircle>
        }
    }
}

registerElement("animatedCircle", ()=> require("@nativescript/animated-circle").AnimatedCircle)

2. Use the view in markup.

<stackLayout marginTop={30}>
  <animatedCircle
      backgroundColor="transparent"
      width={200}
      height={200}
      animated={true}
      animateFrom={0}
      rimColor="#000"
      barColor="#C4BF55"
      clockwise={true}
      rimWidth={20}
      progress={this.state.progress}
      text={this.state.progress + '%'}
      textSize={28}
      textColor="#000"
  />
</stackLayout>

API Reference

License

Apache License Version 2.0