This article assumes that you are familiar with React Native or, at the very least, React, and React Hooks. ![]() Getting started building the progress bar If you want your iOS app to have a progress bar, you must use an existing npm package or build one yourself. React Native also has a progress bar component, ProgressBarAndroid, which is only available for Android. While there are a few React Native packages for progress bars already, such as react-native-progress-bar-animated and react-native-progress, ultimately, it comes down to personal preferences and creating something that you can tweak to meet your requirements. In this article, we will learn how to build a determinate progress bar for React Native. Determinate progress bars show completed and incomplete data while indeterminate progress bars are used when metrics can’t be immediately determined. Progress bars can be determinate or indeterminate. Software with a UX that integrates progress bars lets users know if there are processes running, expected run times, and when portions of work are complete. ![]() This can include operations like downloading, file transfers or uploads, installations, program executions, or completed steps in profile setup. However, it may still contain information that is out of date.Ī progress bar, sometimes referred to as a progress indicator, is a visual representation of a task’s progress. ![]() Editor’s note: This post was last updated on 30 August 2021 to improve code, images, and any outdated information.
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