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svelte-progressbar

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A multiseries, SVG progressbar component made with Svelte

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- - Arc.svelte
  - CustomShapeProgressBar.svelte
  - index.js
  - LinearProgressBar.svelte
  - ProgressBar.svelte
  - ProgressLabel.svelte
  - RadialProgressBar.svelte
  - SeriesArc.svelte
  - stores.ts
  - types.d.ts
  - utils.ts
- - +page.svelte
- app.d.ts
- app.html
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.npmignore
_config.yml
LICENSE
package-lock.json
package.json
README.md
svelte.config.js
tsconfig.json
tsconfig.node.json
vite.bundle.config.js
vite.config.js

# 설치 가이드

1. 코드 내려받기

git clone https://github.com/okrad/svelte-progressbar

깃허브에서 프로젝트 코드 전체를 내 컴퓨터로 내려받습니다.

cd svelte-progressbar

방금 내려받은 프로젝트 폴더 안으로 이동합니다.

2. Node.js

쉬움 추천

사전 준비물

Git GitHub에서 프로젝트 코드를 내려받으려면 필요합니다.
Node.js npm 명령어를 쓰려면 Node.js가 설치되어 있어야 합니다. LTS(장기지원) 버전을 추천합니다.

npm i @okrad/svelte-progressbar

이 명령어를 터미널에 그대로 입력해 실행하세요.

npm run package

이 명령어를 터미널에 그대로 입력해 실행하세요.

npm run bundle

이 명령어를 터미널에 그대로 입력해 실행하세요.

✅ 명령어 실행 후 터미널에 나타나는 주소(보통 http://localhost:3000 형태)를 브라우저에서 열어보세요.

이 레포의 README에 적힌 실제 명령어를 그대로 가져왔습니다.

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# svelte-progressbar
A multi-series  SVG progress bar component made with Svelte 3.
It can be rendered as a **linear**, **radial** (circular), **semicircular** or even **custom-shaped** progressbar. Progression bars and values are fully animated.

If rendered as a linear progressbar there are 2 styles supported:
* Standard: uses svg masks to display inverted text color for the value.
* Thin: the progression bars are rendered as thin bars and the values are placed externally

No dependencies, only 35kb when minified (11kb gzipped)!

# Upgrade notice
The current release is a substantial rewrite of much of the library, and as such it's not guaranteed to be compatible!

The following are the main differences with the previous release:

* If no width is specified, the progress bar will take the whole parent width
* The "path" parameter has been removed and replaced by the "pathFn" parameter. See the API paragraph for usage info.

# Usage

```
npm i @okrad/svelte-progressbar
```

Then you can use it like:

```javascript
//main.js
import App from './App.svelte';

const app = new App({
        target: document.body,
        props: {
                series: [20, 42]
        }
});

export default app;
```

```javascript
//App.svelte
<script>
  import ProgressBar from "@okrad/svelte-progressbar";
  export let series = [];
</script>

<ProgressBar {series} />

<button on:click={() => series = [50, 50]}>fill</button>
<button on:click={() => series = [0, 0]}>clear</button>
```

## Building from source

```
npm run package
```

Builds svelte files and transpiles ts into dist/ directory

Or...

```
npm run bundle
```

Creates minified index.js and index.mjs files in the bundle/ directory.

You can use the index.js bundle by including it in your html file, then instantiating the component:
```javascript
const pb = new ProgressBar({
        target: document.getElementById('demo'),
        props: {
                series: 20
        }
});
```
This creates a standard progressbar with 20% progression.

```javascript
const pb = new ProgressBar({
        target: document.getElementById('demo'),
        style: 'radial',
        props: {
                series: [20, 10]
        }
});
```
This creates a radial progressbar with 2 series (20% + 10%).

# API
**ProgressBar(options)**: The constructor. Available props are:
* series (number | object | array): for single series progressbars, it can be a number indicating the progression percentage (0-100), or a json object with "perc" and "color" properties. This property is reactive. For example:
```
series: 42
```
```
series: [10, 32]
```
```
series: [
        {
                perc: 10,
                color: '#5AB6DF'
        },
        {
                perc: 32,
                color: '#65CEA7'
        }
]
```

* valueLabel: the label that must be shown as the progress value. It can be a simple text or a markup fragment. The label can contain "markers" in the  form "%1", "%2"... that will be substituted with the value of the corresponding series (for example: "perc 1: %1, perc 2: %2"). If not specified, the progress percentage will be shown.
* style: can be "standard" (default), "thin", "radial", "semicircle" o "custom"
* width: determines the width of the whole component. If not specified (or set to "auto" or "100%"), the component will occupy the full width of its parent.
* height: determines the height of the component. If not specified, it defaults to 14px for standard progressbars, 1px for thin progressbars.
* thickness: used only for radial progress bars. It determines the thickness of the bar as a unitless number between 0 and 50 (corresponding to the ray of the circle).
* textSize: the size of the font (in percentage) for the progression value (default: 30 for thin progressbars, 70 for default progressbar, 150 for radial)
* addBackground: determines if a further bar should be added as background to the value bar. Default true.
* bgColor: if addBackground is true, specifies the color of the background bar
* bgFillColor: available only for "radial" and "semicircle" bars. If addBackground is true, specifies the color of the "inner circle" of the progress bar.
* labelColor: specifies the color of the label.
* invLabelColor: specifies the "inverted" label color.
* stackSeries: currently available for "radial" and "semicircle" styles only. If true (default), series will be stacked one after the other. If false, series will be rendered as independent, concentrical arcs.
* margin: currently used only for radial non-stacked bar. Determines the space between the series bars.
* thresholds: list (array) of objects that define which color apply to the progress in relation with the variation of the series value.
* cls: css class to apply to the main element.
* rx, ry: horizontal and vertical border radius (for linear progress bars). If ry is not specified, it defaults to rx.
* fillDirection: direction of "filling". Can be one of "l2r" (left to right [default]), "r2l" (right to left), "t2b" (top to bottom) o "b2t" (bottom to top).
* labelAlignX: alignment of the label along the "x" axis. Can be one of "center" (default), "left", "right", "leftOf", "rightOf".
* labelAlignY: alignment of the label along the "y" axis. Can be one of "middle" (default), "top", "bottom", "above", "below".
* pathFn: used only for custom progress bars. It defines a function that must return the svg path that corresponds to the shape of the progress bar. The function receives 2 parameters: the width and the height of the viewbox, to allow scaling the path values to the actual viewbox.

**updateSeries(series)**: update all of the series. Since the "series" property is reactive, if you are using the component in a Svelte app, you can simply bind to it and change its value as needed.

**updatePerc(perc, seriesId = 0)**: update the specified series progress percentage. Again, since the "series" property is reactive, if you are using the component in a Svelte app, you can simply bind to it and change its value as needed.

### Component composition ###

Within a svelte app, you can add a subcomponent to a radial progress bar:

```
<ProgressBar style='radial' series={[80]}>
  <MySubcomponent ... />
</ProgressBar>
```

Or you can for example add an HTML fragment by using a foreignObject tag. In this case just make sure to explicitly set the namespace with the xmlns attribute:

```
<ProgressBar style='radial' series={[80]}>
  <foreignObject x="0" y="0" width="100" height="100" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
    <button on:click={...}>CLICKME</button>
  </foreignObject>
</ProgressBar>
```

# Examples
```
//Linear progress with single series with vanilla js
new ProgressBar({
  target: document.getElementById('pb_container'),
  props: {
    series: [90]
  }
});

//Linear progress as a Svelte component
<ProgressBar series={[90]}/>

//Linear progress with two series with vanilla js
new ProgressBar({
  target: document.getElementById('pb_container'),
  props: {
    series: [40, 25]
  }
});

//Linear progress with two series as a Svelte component
<ProgressBar series={[40, 25]}/>

//Linear progress with "thin" style and two series
new ProgressBar({
  target: document.getElementById('demo3'),
  props: {
    style: 'thin',
    series: [30, 15]
  }
});

//Custom progress bar
<ProgressBar
  style='custom'
  series={[70]}
  path="m 99.999994,28.641477 c 0,26.036253 -23.181375,32.218477 -49.999995,47.14281 C 25.522677,62.948324 0,54.67773 0,28.641477 10e-8,2.6052245 24.031722,-6.9568368 50.598798,6.1131375 78.0152,-7.6240828 99.999994,2.6052245 99.999994,28.641477 Z"/>

//Semicircular progress bar
new ProgressBar({
  target: document.getElementById('demo3'),
  props: {
    style: 'semicircle',
    series: [30]
  }
});

//Or...
<ProgressBar style='semicircle' series={[30]}/>

//Radial progress bar with single series and thresholds
new ProgressBar({
  target: document.getElementById('pb_container'),
  props: {
    style: 'radial',
    series: [80],
    thickness: 10,
    thresholds: [
      {
        till: 50,       //Color stays red from 0% to 50%
        color: '#800000'
      },
      {
        till: 100,      //Color goes green from 51% to 100%
        color: '#008000'
      }
    ]
}
});

//Or...
<ProgressBar
  style='radial'
  series={[80]}
  thickness={10}
  thresholds={[
      {
        till: 50,       //Color stays red from 0% to 50%
        color: '#800000'
      },
      {
        till: 100,      //Color goes green from 51% to 100%
        color: '#008000'
      }
    ]}/>
```
Take a look at these [working examples](https://okrad.github.io/svelte-progressbar)!

# Changelog
2023/07/06: Version 2.2.0
* Migration to Svelte 4

2023/05/16: Version 2.1.1
* Small fixes

2023/02/21: Version 2.1.0
* Sveltekit conversion

2023/02/21: Version 2.0.0
* Major refactorization, bringing full width support and many other improvements!
* Moved to vite

2021/02/23: Version 1.11.2.
* Fixed exception on component destruct

2021/01/29: Version 1.11.1.
* Fixed issue for inverted label not being visible on Chrome 88
* Fixed a small regression

2021/01/22: Version 1.11.0.
* Introducing CustomShapeProgressBar!
* LinearProgressBar has been refectored to use CustomShapeProgressBar
* Added custom label template
* x & y label positions can be controlled through the labelAlignX and labelAlignY props
* inverted label color can be changed with the invLabelColor prop
* Fill direction can be controlled with the "fillDirection" prop

2021/01/15: Version 1.10.0.
* "color" property is now reactive (and interpolates)
* "updateSeries" function added
* Small fix: Avoid style leaking in the global scope

2020/11/23: Version 1.9.4.
* Small fixes

2020/11/05: Version 1.9.3.
* Typescript fixes

2020/11/02: Version 1.9.2. Removed "legacy" build

2020/10/27: Version 1.9.1. Improved TypeScript support.

2020/10/18: Version 1.9.0.
* Initial TypeScript support!
* Add rx, ry attributes to control linear pb radius
* Add cls parameter for style customization
* Fix to avoid progress overflow
* Fix for Safari positioning bug

2020/09/22: Version 1.8.0. Add component composition handling in radial bars

2020/09/05: Version 1.7.1. Small fixes

2020/08/31: Version 1.7.0
* Major store refactorization, simplified overall code
* Label can be set from outside with the _valueLabel_ prop
* Allow markup (and styling) in label
* Add _bgFillColor_ property
* Add _labelColor_ property

2020/08/26: Version 1.6.2. Bugfixes for radial stacked progress bars

2020/08/12: Version 1.6.1. Semicircular bar fixes

2020/08/10: Version 1.6.0. Added _semicircle_ bar style

2020/08/09: Version 1.5.0. _series_ prop become reactive

2020/03/17: Version 1.4.0. Added thresholds, store refactorization

2020/02/07: Version 1.3.1. Added "addBackground", "bgColor", "stackSeries", "margin" parameters.
Introduced "legacy" mode for compatibility with IE/Edge.

2019/08/07: Added *dist* task

2019/08/06: Refactored thin progressbars

2019/08/02: Added *textSize* parameter

2019/08/01: Handled svg viewport (width/height) while keeping proportions