cryptolinx

[CLX][#04] Progress Bars

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Fully customizable progress bars. πŸš₯

Functions:
- f_pbar() - 2 color, single argument version
- f_bar_theme() - multi color, array version

A detailed description will follow in the next few days.

Feel free to contribute for an extended version. 😊 Still in development.

We hope you enjoy it! πŸŽ‰

CRYPTOLINX - jango_blockchained πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘


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Release Notes:
Replace some hardcoded values from development. Sorry ^^
Release Notes:
Added _prefill function argument. According to your needs, you can change, if the last slice gets filled, if the given value is >= sliceStart or sliceEnd.
On a default progress bar with 5 slices (20% per slice), a given value of 50% and _prefill=false, 2 of 5 slices gets filled. With _prefill=true you get 3 of 5 slices filled.
Release Notes:
Update examples.
Release Notes:
Progressbar Library: v2

Example + Bar Customizer
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