Search Results for "indicator-reminder"

Polybar aims to help users build beautiful and highly customizable status bars for their desktop environment, without the need of having a black belt in shell scripting. The main purpose of Polybar is to help users create awesome status bars. It has built-in functionality to display information about the most commonly used services. You can install the AUR package polybar-git to get the latest version, or polybar for the latest stable release. Polybar's powerful yet simple DSL allows for...

...Full customization of the request based on the modern fetch standard, as well as support for all the functionality necessary for modern work in applications (request indicator, sending by event, automatic generation of body for the form, caching) and the syntax of the object in the markup, which requires a minimum number of characters, will help to build interaction with the server and client as efficiently as possible.

...Improve the experience of your app when your users lose connection. Include the javascript, one of the themes, and one of the languages on your site. You're done! To use only the JavaScript API without a UI indicator, simply leave out the CSS file. If you'd like to get a peek at how it looks on your site, disconnect your internet, or try out the simulator. Optionally, you can provide some configuration by setting Offline.options after bringing in the script.

Provide a java library for easily displaying different progress indicators on the console. Source code is maintained at github: https://github.com/pmairif/jcprogress