Progress-indicator

This is a progress indicator I use in almost every vue/nuxt project of mine.

You can preview the indicator at this link.

Prerequisites:

• This repo is only useful for vue/nuxt projects. I just wrote above are u blind
• Install NProgress using npm i nprogress.

Issues:

If you have any issues, don't bombard my dms on discord, I'm not using it.

Just create a new issue right here like a gentleman.

Vue:

Copy the contents from progress.js to your main.js, you'll probably want to remove the import Vue from 'vue'; line, and improvise a lil' bit. If you can't improvise, you should be doing basics.

Put the nprogress.css and loadIndicator.css in the public css directory and link them to index.html.

Nuxt:

1. Copy the progress.js to your plugins folder.
2. Copy the nprogress.css and loadIndicator.css to your static folder.
3. In your nuxt.config.js file, add this Ofc not the export default {} that was just for reference

export default {
    head: {
        link: [
            { rel: 'stylesheet', type: 'text/css', href: '/nprogress.css' },
            { rel: 'stylesheet', type: 'text/css', href: '/loadIndicator.css' }
        ]
    },

    plugins: [
        {src: "~/plugins/progress.js"}
    ]
}

Usage:

// Start a minimal progress bar to indicate something is happening
this.$load.start()
// or
this.$load.start('load')

// Start a full window load with a special loading indicator in the center of the page
// Note that this is to be used when your app is rendering the UI and the UI looks a bit broken while it happens
// This can be used as an overlay to hide the broken UI while its loading
this.$load.start('page')

// Ends the loading indicator
// Cus obv since you started it, so you need to end the indicator when whatever was loading has been loaded.
this.$load.done()

Note:

You don't necessarily have to use the loading indicator I added, I used it because I liked it the most, there are more indicators available at this website, you can modify the code to adapt to whichever indicator you liked the most, only if you know what you're doing. Don't shout at me in issues section if you break your code.