Colour Fill Loader: a rangoli loading animation

When to use the Colour Fill Loader

This one follows how a rangoli pattern is made: outline first, colour after. Use it when the wait is long enough for people to watch it fill. On a short wait they would only see the first few petals.

Add the Colour Fill Loader to React or Next.js

1. Pick a component. Open it in ExodeUI to change its text and colours, or keep it as it is.
2. Download the .bexode file and put it in your public folder.
3. Install the runtime with npm i exodeui.
4. Render it with ExodeUICanvas. Taps and hovers work out of the box, and fireTrigger plays it from your code.

import { ExodeUICanvas, useExodeUI } from 'exodeui';

export function ColourFillLoader() {
  const { setEngine, fireTrigger } = useExodeUI();

  return (
    <>
      <div style={{ width: 400, height: 300 }}>
        <ExodeUICanvas
          src="/ui-gallery/files/colour-fill-loader.bexode"
          autoPlay
          onReady={setEngine}
          style={{ width: '100%', height: '100%' }}
        />
      </div>
      {/* Optional: taps on the canvas already work */}
      <button onClick={() => fireTrigger('in_whirl')}>Play from code</button>
    </>
  );
}

More Diwali UI components

• Rangoli Loading Spinner
• Kolam Line Loader
• Lotus Bloom Loader
• Triple Ring Loader
• Eight-Point Star Loader
• Diya Ring Loader

Frequently asked questions

Is the Colour Fill Loader free to use?

Yes. Try it here, open it in ExodeUI on the free Community plan or download the .exode file.

What does the Colour Fill Loader do?

An outlined rangoli fills with colour one petal at a time. It loops by itself. Tap the rangoli to spin it.

How do I stop it when my content is ready?

Render it while your data loads and remove it from the page when the data arrives. The animation loops until you do.

Can I restyle the Colour Fill Loader for my brand?

Yes. Open it in ExodeUI and every colour, label, shape and timing can be edited. Any names and prices in it are sample content.

Can my code control it?

Yes. Fire its trigger (in_whirl) with fireTrigger from useExodeUI. Your own code still handles what the action does, such as saving the choice.

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