Open troxler opened 7 years ago
@troxler try a larger time parameter with start
this.$Progress.start(1000*60*60)
That just slows down the progress but still completes without calling finish()
. This is especially not ideal when your loading times in general are short but sometimes very long.
For the record: I switched to https://github.com/rstacruz/nprogress which has this feature and works flawlessly in my Vue.js project.
I have the same confusion.
Same problem here, how to fix it to work like https://chieffancypants.github.io/angular-loading-bar/ as @troxler tell us?
This plugin seems to automatically finish the progress after a certain amount of time, regardless of whether
finish()
was actually called or not. Other plugins, like angular-loading-bar are different int that respect. They start the progress and get slower the closer they get to the end. Also, they never complete if not explicitly finished. Can this be implemented in vue-progressbar as well?Or am I overlooking something and this is already possible?