Progress Circle

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Accessibility Standard

We don't use color as the only visual tool to convey information.

Structure & Properties

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Design Implementation Test

We can change all the parts that are connected to the component base. The inside of the base component remains connected to the master component. All variant options are not damaged when we change from one to another. Overriding changes to components will not reset other variants.

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Status

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Resources

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Variants

1. Progress Full Circle
2. Progress Half Circle
3. Progress Two Third Circle

Usage

Progress

Full Circle

LgnProgressCircle(
    indicatorValue = 30,
    type = LgnProgressCircleType.FullCircle
) {
    Text(
        text = "Users",
        style = LgnProgressCircleTokens
                .LabelFont
                .toTextStyle()
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Half Circle

LgnProgressCircle(
    indicatorValue = 30,
    type = LgnProgressCircleType.HalfCircle,
    canvasWidthSize = 120.dp,
    canvasHeightSize = 60.dp
) {
    Text(
        text = "Users",
        style = LgnProgressCircleTokens
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Two Third Circle

LgnProgressCircle(
    indicatorValue = 30,
    type = LgnProgressCircleType.TwoThirdsCircle
) {
    Text(
        text = "Users",
        style = LgnProgressCircleTokens
                .LabelFont
                .toTextStyle()
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Attributes