feat: added Circular Progress
Added Circular Progress component to flowbite-react for visualizing progress with circular markers. Enhances feedback with a clear and versatile progress display.
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Release Notes
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New Features
- Introduced a customizable circular progress indicator component, allowing for progress values and optional text labels.
- Enhanced theming options for improved visual customization of the progress indicator.
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Bug Fixes
- Improved accessibility by ensuring unique identifiers for the circular progress component.
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Documentation
- Expanded documentation to include detailed implementation guides for the new circular progress features.
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Walkthrough
The changes introduce a new React functional component, CircularProgress, in the UI library, which implements a circular progress indicator. This component is defined in TypeScript and includes several interfaces for theming and properties management. The component supports accessibility features and customizable themes, allowing for dynamic rendering of progress values and optional text labels.
Changes
| File Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
| packages/ui/src/components/Progress/ProgressCircular.tsx | Defined CircularProgress component with props for progress and labels, utilizing SVG for rendering. Added interfaces: FlowbiteCircularProgressTheme, CircularProgressColor, and CircularProgressProps. |
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UI
participant CircularProgress
participant Theme
User->>UI: Request Circular Progress
UI->>CircularProgress: Render with props
CircularProgress->>Theme: Apply circular styles
CircularProgress-->>UI: Return rendered component
UI-->>User: Display Circular Progress
🐰 In the meadow where circles spin,
A progress tale begins to win.
With colors bright and labels clear,
The joy of progress draws us near.
Hop along, dear friends, and see,
The magic of circularity! 🌼
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packages/ui/src/components/Progress/ProgressCircular.tsx
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@SutuSebastian --- can you please review this PR, if you've time to?
@SutuSebastian -- I've added useMemo() to optimize the re-render of component everytime