progressbar component

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new ProgressBar component with customizable progress and label.
  • Added styles for the progress bar, including container and fill elements.
  • Created interactive Storybook stories for visual testing of the ProgressBar in different states.

• Documentation

  • Added metadata and argument types for the ProgressBar in Storybook.

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Walkthrough

A new Progress Bar component has been implemented across three files in the frontend application. The implementation includes a React component (progressbar.tsx), its corresponding Storybook stories for visual testing (progressbar.stories.tsx), and styling definitions (progressbar.scss). The progressbar.tsx file introduces a functional component that accepts properties for progress value and an optional label, while ensuring accessibility through ARIA attributes. The progressbar.scss file contains the styling for the progress bar, including layout and visual elements. The progressbar.stories.tsx file sets up Storybook stories to demonstrate different states of the Progress Bar, facilitating interactive testing and visualization.

Changes

File	Change Summary
frontend/app/element/progressbar.tsx	- Added new ProgressBar React functional component - Implemented ProgressBarProps type - Included accessibility attributes - Dynamically calculates progress width
frontend/app/element/progressbar.scss	- Created styles for progress bar container - Defined classes for outer container, fill, and label - Implemented flexbox layout and responsive design
frontend/app/element/progressbar.stories.tsx	- Added Storybook configuration for ProgressBar - Created two story variations: EmptyProgress and FilledProgress - Defined metadata and argument controls

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant ProgressBar
    participant Renderer

    Developer->>ProgressBar: Set progress value
    ProgressBar->>Renderer: Render component
    Renderer-->>ProgressBar: Calculate width
    Renderer->>Renderer: Apply styling
    Renderer-->>Developer: Display progress bar

Poem

🐰 A progress bar hops into view,
Tracking journeys, both old and new.
Flex and style, with ARIA's might,
Percentage dancing, pixel-perfect and bright!
A rabbit's progress, forever true. 🚀

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