<Busy> Component

<Busy> represents counters or labels.

Here the demo:

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Installing <Busy> Component

There are 2 ways to install <Busy> component into your react app project:

  • Install the Specific Package of <Busy> Component
  • Install the Whole Reusable-UI Component Pack, including the <Busy> Component

expanded Property

Expands/Collapses the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • true
  • false

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<Busy expanded={true}> 

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lazy Property

Determines whenever the <Busy>'s children should be rendered or not when the <Busy expanded={false}>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • false
  • true

Floating Properties

Determines how the <Busy> should be floating on the target DOM reference.

floatingOn Property

Determines the target DOM reference where the <Busy> should be floating on.
If not set (undefined), the <Busy> becomes a normal element flow.

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floatingPlacement Property

Determines the location where the <Busy> should be floating on the target DOM reference.

Here the preview:

floatingPlacement='top'

floatingStrategy Property

Determines the technical strategy how the <Busy> can float.
In most cases, you should not worry about the detail mechanism how the <Busy> can float.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'absolute'
  • 'fixed'

floatingAutoFlip Property

Automatically flips the floatingPlacement to opposite direction when the <Busy> is about to be clipped.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • true
  • false

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floatingAutoShift Property

Automatically shifts the floatingPlacement to nearest safe position when the <Busy> is about to be clipped.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • true
  • false

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floatingOffset Property

The distance (in pixel) between the <Busy> and the target DOM reference.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 0
  • positive number
  • negative number

Here the preview:

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<Busy floatingOffset={0}>

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floatingShift Property

The distance (in pixel) between the <Busy> and the default floatingPlacement location.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 0
  • positive number
  • negative number

Here the preview:

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<Busy floatingShift={0}>

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onFloatingUpdate Property

Sets a callback function to be called when the <Busy> updates the position relative to the target DOM reference.

The callback function parameters:

  • event: FloatingPosition

Variant Properties

The alternative appearances of the <Busy> layout without changing the <Busy>'s functionality.

size Property

Defines the alternative size of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'sm'
  • 'md'
  • 'lg'

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theme Property

Defines the contextual theme of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'primary'
  • 'secondary'
  • 'success'
  • 'info'
  • 'warning'
  • 'danger'
  • 'light'
  • 'dark'

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gradient Property

Activates a 3D mode of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'inherit'
  • true
  • false

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outlined Property

Activates an outlined mode (background-less, contrast foreground, and contrast border) of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'inherit'
  • true
  • false

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mild Property

Activates a mild mode (mild background, contrast foreground, and contrast border) of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • 'inherit'
  • true
  • false

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nude Property

Activates an nude mode (background-less, padding-less, and border-less) of the <Busy>.

The possible values are:

  • undefined
  • true
  • false

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Variables

There are several variables of <Busy> you can customize. Changing the variables affects all <Busy> instance and other components that depend on <Busy>.

Here the exposed variables:

  • Typos

The example of accessing, modifying, & adding variables:

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