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Building Your Own JavaScript Circle Progress Bar

And how to include it in Angular, React, Svelte, or Vue apps

Adrien Miquel
Better Programming
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6 min readApr 20, 2022
Circle progress bars example (Source: author)

Recently, I’ve been asked to create circle progress bars. First, it was about tracking the progress of the implementation of a new design. Then, about creating a bare new component indicating completion list status.

I didn’t want to give a chance to laziness and try on my own. I was already aware of the tip using conic-gradient with only CSS and I wanted to give it a try.

My goal was also to get rid of the use of a third-party library which could increase the size of the output bundle and make the options more restrictive.

Thus, in this article, you will learn how to implement a Circle Progress Bar on your own in 2 different ways:

  1. The first approach will use pure CSS with conic-gradient function,
  2. The second one will make use of SVG and CSS.

In the final part, you’ll see how to integrate such charts in projects using the JavaScript Frameworks…

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Adrien Miquel
Adrien Miquel

Written by Adrien Miquel

Sr Frontend Engineer performing with Vue, TS/JS, GitLab | Writing articles monthly

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