How to use the @material/linear-progress/index.MDCLinearProgress function in @material/linear-progress

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github material-components / material-components-web-catalog / src / LinearProgressIndicatorCatalog.js View on Github external
initIndicator = (indicatorEl) => {
    if (!indicatorEl) return;
    const indicator = new MDCLinearProgress(indicatorEl);
    indicator.progress = 0.5;
    this.indicators.push(indicator);
  }
github material-components / material-components-web-catalog / src / LinearProgressIndicatorCatalog.js View on Github external
initIndicator = (indicatorEl) => {
    if (!indicatorEl) return;
    this.indicator = new MDCLinearProgress(indicatorEl);
    this.indicator.progress = 0.5;
  }
github material-components / material-components-web-catalog / src / LinearProgressIndicatorCatalog.js View on Github external
initBufferIndicator = (indicatorEl) => {
    if (!indicatorEl) return;
    const indicator = new MDCLinearProgress(indicatorEl);
    indicator.progress = 0.5;
    indicator.buffer = 0.75;
    this.indicators.push(indicator);
  }
github material-components / material-components-web-catalog / src / ThemeCatalog.js View on Github external
initLinearProgress = ele => {
    if (!ele) return;
    const indicator = new MDCLinearProgress(ele);
    indicator.progress = 0.5;
    indicator.buffer = 0.75;
    this.componentInstances.push(indicator);
  };
  initRipple = buttonEl => buttonEl && this.componentInstances.push(