react-circular-progress-bar

React library to help developers to draw animated, cross-browser, highly customizable progress circles using SVG. IntersectionObserver support, the animation starts when the individual chart appears in the view.

Demo

See the demo - example

Install

yarn add @tomickigrzegorz/react-circular-progress-bar
# or
npm install @tomickigrzegorz/react-circular-progress-bar

Usage

import { CircularProgressBar } from "@tomickigrzegorz/react-circular-progress-bar";

// available control variables
const props = {
  percent: 60, // is require
  colorSlice: "#00a1ff",
  colorCircle: "#00a1ff",
  fontColor: "#365b74",
  fontSize: "1.6rem",
  fontWeight: 400,
  size: 200,
  stroke: 10,
  strokeBottom: 5,
  speed: 60,
  cut: 0,
  rotation: -90,
  fill: "#00897B",
  unit: "%",
  textPosition: "0.35em",
  animationOff: false,
  strokeDasharray: "10,1",
  inverse: false,
  round: false,
  number: false,
  linearGradient: ["#ffff00", "brown"],
  styles: {
    borderRadius: "50%",
    boxShadow: "inset 0 0 25px 10px #a2caff"
  }
};

<CircularProgressBar {...props} />;

Update percent

If you want to update component you have to add id to each of them

const config = {
  id: 0, // important
  percent: 50,
  colorSlice: "#E91E63"
};

function App() {
  const [update, setUpdate] = useState(config);

  useEffect(() => {
    const interval = setInterval(() => {
      setUpdate({
        ...config,
        id: 0, // we indicate which component we want to change
        percent: Math.floor(Math.random() * 100 + 1)
        colorSlice: "#000",
        fontColor: "#F50057",
        fontSize: "1.2rem",
        fontWeight: 700
      });
    }, 3000);
    return () => clearInterval(interval);
  }, []);

  const newObject = { ...config, ...update };

  return (
    <div>
      <CircularProgressBar {...newObject} />
    </div>
  );
}

Add photos and text

const config = {
  percent: 55,
  colorSlice: "#E91E63",
  colorCircle: "#f1f1f1",
  fontWeight: 100,
  number: false // turn off the percentage animation first
};

<CircularProgressBar key={index} {...props}>
  <img
    src="https://picsum.photos/100/100"
    style={{
      width: "60px",
      borderRadius: "50%",
      padding: "2px",
      border: "3px solid salmon"
    }}
    alt="Random image"
  />
  <div style={{ textAlign: "center", padding: "0 35px" }}>
    Lorem, ipsum dolor.
  </div>
</CircularProgressBar>;

Add photos and percent animation

const config = {
  percent: 55,
  colorSlice: "#CDDC39",
  colorCircle: "#f1f1f1",
  fontWeight: 100,
  fontSize: "1rem",
  textPosition: "1.5em" // needed element to move the percentage animation lower
};

<CircularProgressBar key={index} {...props}>
  <img
    src="https://picsum.photos/100/100"
    style={{
      width: "60px",
      borderRadius: "50%",
      marginTop: "-40px",
      padding: "2px",
      border: "3px solid salmon"
    }}
    alt="Random image"
  />
</CircularProgressBar>;

How to turn off `%` or style them?

Turning off the percentage and leaving the number alone is very simple. Each percent (%) has a class of circular-unit-x of course you must add for each circle id. If you don't do this, the class will always be circular-unit-0. Just add .circular-unit-x { display: none } to our styles. Digit animation remains but percent sign [%] disappears.

You can also style this elements to create your own styles, example below:

.circular-unit-15 {
  fill: #f50057;
  font-size: 0.8rem;
  font-weight: 700;
}

Instead of adding styles to a component, you can add them in the configuration stage.

const examples = [
  {
    percent: 75,
    styles: {
      borderRadius: "50%",
      boxShadow: "inset 0 0 25px 10px #a2caff"
    }
  }
];

{examples.map((props, index) => {
  return <CircularSection key={index} {...props} />;
})}

See an example Minimal Width Shadow

Configuration of the plugin

props	type	default	require	description
percent	number		✔	Represents the progress bar and animation of the animation progress expressed by a number e.g. 65%
id	number			If you want to update a component, you need to add an `id` to each of them. Also when you want to display several components with different gradients - `linearGradient`
speed	number			Frame rate animation [fps]. Let's say you want the animation to be 60fps, just add the parameter `speed: 60`
animationOff	boolean	`false`		Turn off the progress animation
animationSmooth	string	``		The transition property allows you to create animations (a smooth transition effect), e.g. `500ms ease-out`
colorSlice	string	`'#00a1ff'`		Progress layer color and background "#ffff00","brown" *
colorCircle	string	`'#00a1ff'`		Bottom circle color Font "#ffff00","brown" *
stroke	number	`10`		Stroke width, chart thickness
strokeBottom	number	`10`		If "strokBottom" is set, it is used to generate a background circle size
round	boolean	`false`		Path rounding
inverse	boolean	`false`		Counterclockwise animation
rotation	number	`-90`		Chart rotation
number	boolean	`true`		Add props number and set to false to hide the number with percent
size	number	`200`		Size progress bar width and height in px
cut	number	`0`		Angle of the circle sector
unit	string	`%`		Different unit instead of percentage (%) inside the circle
fill	string	`none`		Inner circle background color
strokeDasharray	string	``		It works only on the lowest circle and only on whole circles - stroke-dasharray
textPosition	string	`0.35em`		The position of the SVG TEXT element vertically
fontSize	string	`1.6rem`		Font size. The font can be shown in units rem, em, px ...
fontWeight	number	`400`		400, 600, ...
fontColor	string	`'#365b74'`		Font color "#ffff00","brown" *
linearGradient	array			Array of colors "lineargradient": "#ffff00","brown" *
styles	object			Possibility to add styles to parent div see example Minimal Width Shadow

Colors names

* See colors names

Browser support

react-circular-progress-bar supports all major browsers including IE 11 and above

@tomickigrzegorz/react-circular-progress-bar

Package Exports

Readme