react-activity-heading
lets you push activity state to a heading area, temporarily replacing the text with a status message.
You also have the ability to update the status message just before it animates out. This is useful for displaying success/error messages.
Under the hood it throttles the rate at which new status props are accepted so that quick changes have a chance to display and the animations always look good.
npm install react-activity-heading --save
This package depends on velocity-react for animation and lodash for some utility functions.
Example usage of <ActivityHeading />
:
<ActivityHeading
title="My Heading"
showActivityStatus={this.state.is_saving}
activityStatus="Saving..."
showCompleteStatus={this.state.save_success}
completeStatus="Saved"
/>
Text to display when there is no activity status.
Set true to animate status text in.
Text that will animate in when showActivityStatus
is set true
Set true to update text just before activityStatus
animates out
Text that will replace activityStatus
just before it animates out
Rate (in milliseconds) at which pushed props update state. Default 1000
.
Enter/leave animation speed (in milliseconds). Default 300
.
Set the height of wrapper. Necessary because of absolute positioned content.
Apply custom styles to wrapper
and heading
. Merged with default styles.