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Progress Ring

Progress Ring

Full documentation: https://webawesome.com/docs/components/progress-ring

<wa-progress-ring> Stable Since 2.0

Progress rings show how far along a determinate operation is using a circular indicator. Use them as a compact alternative to progress bars when horizontal space is limited.

<wa-progress-ring value="25"></wa-progress-ring>

Examples

Size

Use the --size custom property to set the diameter of the progress ring.

<wa-progress-ring value="50" style="--size: 200px;"></wa-progress-ring>

Track and Indicator Width

Use the --track-width and --indicator-width custom properties to set the width of the progress ring’s track and indicator.

<wa-progress-ring value="50" style="--track-width: 6px; --indicator-width: 12px;"></wa-progress-ring>

Colors

To change the color, use the --track-color and --indicator-color custom properties.

<wa-progress-ring
  value="50"
  style="
    --track-color: pink;
    --indicator-color: deeppink;
  "
>
</wa-progress-ring>

Labels

Use the default slot to show a label inside the progress ring.

<wa-progress-ring value="50" class="progress-ring-values" style="margin-bottom: .5rem;">50%</wa-progress-ring>

<br />

<wa-button appearance="filled" circle><wa-icon name="minus" variant="solid" label="Decrease"></wa-icon></wa-button>
<wa-button appearance="filled" circle><wa-icon name="plus" variant="solid" label="Increase"></wa-icon></wa-button>

<script>
  const progressRing = document.querySelector('.progress-ring-values');
  const subtractButton = progressRing.nextElementSibling.nextElementSibling;
  const addButton = subtractButton.nextElementSibling;

  addButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
    const value = Math.min(100, progressRing.value + 10);
    progressRing.value = value;
    progressRing.textContent = `${value}%`;
  });

  subtractButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
    const value = Math.max(0, progressRing.value - 10);
    progressRing.value = value;
    progressRing.textContent = `${value}%`;
  });
</script>

Importing

If you’re using the autoloader or a hosted project, components load on demand — no manual import needed. To cherry-pick a component manually, use one of the following snippets.

**CDN**

Import this component directly from the CDN:

import 'https://ka-f.webawesome.com/webawesome@3.6.0/components/progress-ring/progress-ring.js';

**npm**

After installing Web Awesome via npm, import this component:

import '@awesome.me/webawesome/dist/components/progress-ring/progress-ring.js';

**Self-Hosted**

If you’re self-hosting Web Awesome, import this component from your server:

import './webawesome/dist/components/progress-ring/progress-ring.js';

**React**

To import this component for React 18 or below, use the following code:

import WaProgressRing from '@awesome.me/webawesome/dist/react/progress-ring/index.js';

Slots

Learn more about using slots.

NameDescription
(default)A label to show inside the ring.

Attributes & Properties

Learn more about attributes and properties.

NameDescriptionReflects 
`css``CSSResultGroup \| undefined` One or more CSSResultGroup to include in the component’s shadow root. Host styles are automatically prepended. Type Default styles  
`label` label`string` A custom label for assistive devices. Type Default ‘’  
`value` value`number` The current progress as a percentage, 0 to 100. Type Default 0  

CSS custom properties

Learn more about CSS custom properties.

NameDescription
`–indicator-color`The color of the indicator.
`–indicator-transition-duration`The duration of the indicator’s transition when the value changes.
`–indicator-width`The width of the indicator. Defaults to the track width.
`–size`The diameter of the progress ring (cannot be a percentage).
`–track-color`The color of the track.
`–track-width`The width of the track.

CSS parts

Learn more about CSS parts.

NameDescriptionCSS selector
`base`The component’s base wrapper.`::part(base)`
`indicator`The progress ring’s indicator.`::part(indicator)`
`label`The progress ring label.`::part(label)`
`track`The progress ring’s track.`::part(track)`

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