Pulsable

A simple and customizable JavaScript library to add a pulsing/skeleton loading effect to your specific html section.

Code Sandbox Link

!Demo Image

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// css path: "pulsable/index.css"
`

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`jsx


setPulsing({
rootElement: yourContainerElement,
config: {
animation: "wave",
bgColors: {
light: "#f2f2f2",
medium: "#e6e6e6",
},
noRadius: false,
noPadding: false,
},
loading: true,
});
`

Usage Guide

The method setPulsing takes an object with the following properties:
- rootElement: the element that contains the section you want to add the pulsing effect to.
- loading: a boolean that indicates whether the pulsing effect should be shown or not.
- config: an object that contains the configuration for the pulsing effect. It has four properties:
- animation: the animation type of the pulsing effect. It can be one of the following:
- wave: the default animation type. It's a wave that moves from left to right.
- wave-reverse: a wave that moves from right to left.
- pulse: a pulse animation that moves from left to right.
- none: no animation.
- bgColors: an object that contains the background colors for the pulsing effect. It has two properties:
- light: the light color of the background.
- medium: the medium color of the background.
- noRadius: a boolean that indicates whether the pulsing effect should have rounded corners or not. By default it has rounded corners.
- noPadding: a boolean that indicates whether the pulsing effect should have padding in each skeleton items or not. By default it has padding.

> check example for more.

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- You must provide a rootElement to the setPulsing method.
- You must provide loading property to the setPulsing method.
- You can use the className="pulsable" to add the pulsing effect to any element.
- if your element is a self closing tag like you should have to wrap it with div and add pulsable class to that.
- if you want to hide some element while loading add class name pulsable-hidden
- if you want to add image icon in skeleton add class name pulsable-img
- for the paragraph use classname pulsable-para
- while applying base config to all elements, you may need some exceptions. for that you can use pulsable-no-radius, pulsable-no-padding, pulsable-radius and pulsable-padding. by using these classes you can override some specific elements.


- As Shown in example, for better performance you can use flex and align-items: flex-start` in parentNode to avoid the pulsing effect from stretching the element. you can also add these styles conditionally wihile loading, if it's affecting your design.

React Support

for the react use library react-pulsableread