Indeterminate Value

[lyleunderwood]

It seems like there is not currently a way to specify that the value is indeterminate. DOM's <progress /> and and Android's ProgressBar both support indeterminate modes, can rc-progress?

[xrkffgg]

rc-progress use percent, maybe I did not understand what you mean.

[lyleunderwood]

I'm referring specifically to this bit:

With a native <progress />, not specifying a value gives us a special indeterminate state, that indicates that something is happening but does not indicate any specific value, or amount of progress. This feature doesn't seem to exist in rc-progress, and I'm suggesting that maybe it should:

Here's a sandbox that illustrates how the native component works, and how rc-progress does not support the feature:

https://codesandbox.io/s/crazy-cherry-nprp5?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark

[zombieJ]

Do you have interested to contribute this feature?

[lyleunderwood]

I might be able to find time for this, or I might be able to find somebody else to work on it. I mostly wanted to confirm that this is a feature ant would want to support. Sounds like it is.

[lyleunderwood]

I assume that design for this would want to be similar to that of the native component? Is there some particular UI design process you guys use that this kind of feature should go through?

[zombieJ]

rc component should support basic ability of native component. We usually realize the ability in rc and fill design style in antd. So it's not force design process in rc component.

[SaidMarar]

Hey guys,
Check the PR above do not hesitate if you have any suggestions 😉
@zombieJ @lyleunderwood @xrkffgg

[afc163]

Supported in #216