adding loading component #15
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src/components/loading/Loading.tsx
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| const Loading: React.FC<Props> = ({ text, ...rest }: Props) => ( | ||
| <div {...rest}> | ||
| <div className="nhsuk-loader__container"> | ||
| <p className="nhsuk-heading-l">{text}</p> |
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Would we want to render this element if no text prop is supplied?
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I was thinking of just using a default value of "Loading..." if text isn't supplied, what do you think?
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I meant more of an empty string - so if someone wanted to disable the text entirely it wouldn't render an empty <p> tag (which I think can fail some Jest-axe tests but that might only be headers)
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Ok, i'll have it check for the text being non-empty 👍
On that note, do you think it's worth adding a withoutText boolean prop for removing the text entirely? Seems like it'd be more intuitive than supplying an empty string to get around the default behaviour
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Or maybe allow for similar handling to errors in some components - i.e. allow for the type of text to be string | false and then check for false, and otherwise display any text passed in
src/components/loading/_Loading.scss
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| .nhsuk-loader { | ||
| pointer-events: none; | ||
| width: 2.5em; |
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Should we be specifying the width on the .nhsuk-loader itself? The only way a user would be able to change the size of the spinner would be to directly override the .nhsuk-loader class. Would it be better to ensure that this element takes up 100% of it's container, then set the sizing on the container itself?
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PR to add a loading component created as part of Cervical Screening platform.