Angular SVG round progressbar

Angular module that uses SVG to create a circular progressbar

Demo

Click here for the Angular 1.x version

Install

First you have to install the module through npm:

npm install angular-svg-round-progressbar --save

Afterwards you need to import the RoundProgressModule in your module:

import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {RoundProgressModule} from 'angular-svg-round-progressbar';

@NgModule({
  imports: [RoundProgressModule]
})
export class YourModule {}

Or RoundProgressComponent, if you're using standalone:

import {Component} from '@angular/core';
import {RoundProgressComponent} from 'angular-svg-round-progressbar';

@Component({
  standalone: true,
  imports: [RoundProgressComponent],
  template: '...'
})
export class YourComponent {}

If you're using SystemJS as your module loader, there is also a UMD bundle at ./node_modules/angular-svg-round-progressbar/bundles/angular-svg-round-progressbar.umd.js.

Options

Minimal example:

Full example:

Configuring the default values

The module comes with some pre-configured options for things like colors, size, stroke etc. If these don't match your app's design, you can change the global defaults by providing a new value for the ROUND_PROGRESS_DEFAULTS injection token. Whenever an option isn't defined on a round-progress element, it's value will be taken from the defaults.

import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {
  RoundProgressModule,
  RoundProgressConfig,
  ROUND_PROGRESS_DEFAULTS
} from 'angular-svg-round-progressbar';

@NgModule({
  imports: [RoundProgressModule],
  providers: [{
    provide: ROUND_PROGRESS_DEFAULTS,
    useValue: {
      color: '#f00',
      background: '#0f0'
    }
  }]
})
export class YourModule {};

Browser support

• Internet Explorer 9+
• Firefox 28.0+
• Chrome 31+
• Safari 5.1+
• and pretty much any browser that supports SVG

Note: Some older browsers may require (a polyfill for requestAnimationFrame). Read more about the requestAnimationFrame browser support.

Development

The project uses yarn to manage dependencies to make sure that you have it installed.

• yarn to install development dependencies.
• yarn lint to lint the source files.
• yarn start to run a development server. Go to localhost:4200 to see the demo.
• yarn build-lib to build the library in production mode.
• yarn build-demo to build the demo in production mode.
• yarn release-lib to build the library and release it to npm.
• yarn release-demo to build the demo and deploy it to GitHub Pages.

Credits

• Modernizr for the SVG support test
• Robert Penner for the easing function
• opsb for some of the math