Wrapper over SVG stroke animation. Quick demo
Component extends ComponentProps<'svg'> while adding progress prop as a percentage.
type StrokeDashoffsetProps = ComponentProps<'svg'> & {
children: JSX.Element
svg?: JSX.Element
progress: number
strokeColor?: string
strokeWidth?: number
pathLength?: number
}Only 1 🌶 path/polygon/circle/... should be the children so that when progress value changes a clone will draw itself. Use strokeColor and strokeWidth to customize it.
<StrokeDashoffset
width="100"
height="100"
viewBox="0 0 50 50"
strokeColor="red"
progress={progress}
>
<polygon points="12 2, 22 22, 2 22" fill="none" stroke="blue" />
</StrokeDashoffset>Most likely you'll want to compose richer vectors and only 1 children will not do. As escape hatch you can use prop svg as demo shows.
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