Progress

The v-progress-circular and v-progress-linear components are used to convey data visually to users. They can also represent an indeterminate amount, such as loading or processing. The circular progress component contains a slot that is centered within the circle.

Utilização

By default, progress circular uses the applications secondary color.

API

v-progress-circular
Nome
button
Padrão
false
Tipos
boolean

Components.Progress.

Nome
color
Padrão
undefined
Tipos
string

Components.Progress.

Nome
indeterminate
Padrão
false
Tipos
boolean

Components.Progress.

Nome
rotate
Padrão
0
Tipos
number | string

Components.Progress.

Nome
size
Padrão
32
Tipos
number | string

Define a altura e a largura do elemento

Nome
value
Padrão
0
Tipos
number | string

Controla visibilidade

Nome
width
Padrão
4
Tipos
number | string

A largura do conteúdo

Exemplos

Colored

Alternate colors can be applied.

Indeterminate

An indeterminate progress circular animates forever.

Size & Width

The progress circular component can have an altered width and size.

Rotate

The progress origin can be rotated.

Determinate

The progress linear component can have a determinate state modified by v-model.

Indeterminate

Just as with the progress circular component, progress linear has an indeterminate state.

Buffer

A buffer state represents two values simultaneously. The primary value is controled by the model, whereas the buffer is controlled by the buffer-value prop.

Query Indeterminate and Determinate

To query state is controlled by the truthiness of indeterminate with the query prop set to true.

Custom height and contextual colors

A custom height or contextual color can be applied to a progress bar. The bars primary color is your applications primary color.

Custom colors

You can also set the color using the props color and background-color.

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