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  • 🏁Getting Stared
    • 🥳Introduction
      • What is Uncodie?
      • App
      • Figma No Code Plugin
        • How to associate your Figma token to Uncodie?
        • How to associate an Uncodie project to figma?
  • 📖Basic Concepts
    • 🧩Components
      • Screen Page
        • Screen Layout
        • Screen Content
      • Table View
        • Table View Header
        • Table View Row
        • Table View Cell
      • Form
        • Text Area
        • Selector
        • Input
        • Button
        • Output
      • HTML components
        • Headers
          • H1
          • H2
          • H3
          • H4
          • H5
        • Title
        • Parragraph
        • List
        • Iframe
        • Video
        • Audio
        • Link
        • Progress
        • Meta
        • Image
        • SVG
      • Advanced
        • Chart
          • Style Personalization
        • Repeat
        • Loading
    • 🎨Appearance
      • Visibility
      • CSS
      • Adaptative Design
      • Responsive Design
    • 🏗️Prototyping
      • Modals
      • Variants
      • Navigation
    • 🔤Variables
    • 💽Data Sources
      • Collections
      • Queries
      • Scripts
    • 🔍Data Binding
    • ⚡Actions
      • Scripts
      • Events
    • 🧑User Management
      • Privacy
    • 🍪SEO and Tracking
      • Capabilities
      • HTML Head Scripts
    • ☁️Publish and Deploy
      • Custom Domains
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  • Getting Started
  • Overview
  • Requirements
  • Use Cases
  • Set a general loading page
  • Setup
  • Set a personalized placeholder for a component loading state
  • Setup

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  1. Basic Concepts
  2. Components
  3. Advanced

Loading

Used as a placeholder for a component while a query is fetched

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Getting Started

React supports the usage of placeholders in components, especially useful in SPA with lazy loading, where apps are being rendered only when the user accesses a path or screen. Uncodie will create a Loading placeholder every time a query is being fetched.

Overview

Use the loading component to facilitate the usage of loading placeholders, the lading component is 100% compatible with Uncodie Figma to Code animations and transitions, so you can create a general loading UI for your app or select individual loading placeholders for each query and screen in your app.

Requirements

  1. You need to set a query to a component to get a loading behavior from Uncodie

  2. You need to create a component of that Node or element to select the component as a target

Use Cases

Set a general loading page

Use the loading component, to personalize the loading component created by Uncodie that is shown every time a component is fetching its data on a query.

Setup

  1. Bind your desired values to a component with the Uncodie Plugin

  2. Create your placeholder design

  3. Optionally create an animation for your placeholder

  4. Select your placeholder and set a Loading component as the type

  5. Leave the target unset to replace all loaders in your app with your placeholder design

  6. Compile and publish your project

Set a personalized placeholder for a component loading state

Use the loading component to animate the data fetch for a table, or feed, and improve the UX and layout of your app.

Setup

  1. Bind your desired values to a component with the Uncodie Plugin

  2. Create your placeholder design

  3. Optionally create an animation for your placeholder

  4. Select your placeholder and setup a Loading component as the type

  5. Select the target component for your placeholder

  6. Compile and publish your project

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