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    Learn about animated SVG

    Loading... is a lightweight UI component library focused on providing simple and customizable loading indicators for web applications. It offers a collection of animated loaders that can be easily integrated into projects to improve user experience during asynchronous operations. The design emphasizes minimalism, ensuring that components are easy to use without introducing unnecessary complexity.
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    ReconnectingWebSocket

    ReconnectingWebSocket

    A small decorator for the JavaScript WebSocket API

    ReconnectingWebSocket is a small JavaScript library that wraps the standard WebSocket API with automatic reconnection behavior. It is designed as a drop-in replacement, so developers can switch from WebSocket to ReconnectingWebSocket with minimal code changes. When a connection closes, the library automatically attempts to reconnect instead of leaving the socket dead. It keeps trying until the connection succeeds or until a configured attempt limit is reached. ...
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