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Tomas Stveracek
Tomas Stveracek

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⚡ React Pure Loading: Lightweight CSS Loaders for React

React Pure Loading is a new npm package that offers a collection of lightweight and performance-focused loading animations built purely with CSS. Designed to be simple and customizable, this package is perfect for React developers who need smooth, minimal loaders without the extra JavaScript overhead.

Why React Pure Loading?

In modern web development, loading animations are essential for improving user experience. With React Pure Loading, you get several types of loaders (such as dots, bounce, wave, ring, square, and more) that can easily integrate into your React projects. Since these loaders use pure CSS, they have a minimal impact on performance, which helps keep your applications fast.

Installation 📦

You can install React Pure Loading directly from npm:

npm install react-pure-loading
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Usage 🛠️

To use the loaders, import the ones you need into your React component and include the CSS styles:

import { Dots, Bounce, Wave } from "react-pure-loading";
import "react-pure-loading/dist/style.css";

function App() {
  return (
    <div>
      <Dots size="medium" color="#474bff" />
      <Bounce size="large" color="#00ff00" />
      <Wave size="small" color="#ff6347" />
    </div>
  );
}
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Customization 🎨

Each loader supports these props:

  • size: Options are small, medium, or large.
  • color: Any color in HER or RGB format.

Example:

<Wave size="large" color="#000" />
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Try It Out 🚀

Whether you’re building a new app or enhancing an existing project, give React Pure Loading a try. It’s a fast, lightweight, and easy-to-use library for creating visually appealing loaders with minimal impact on performance.

Check out the full documentation and examples on GitHub or visit the package on npm.

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Daniel Ma

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