Question 1

How to use LDRS with Next.js server-side rendering?

Accepted Answer

Since web components aren't SSR-compatible, you must dynamically import them client-side or use React components with separate CSS imports. Refer to framework guides for specific workarounds.

Question 2

LDRS vs react-spinners: which is better for React projects?

Accepted Answer

LDRS offers Web Components for multi-framework use and zero dependencies, while react-spinners is React-specific with integrated styling. Choose LDRS for flexibility and minimal bundle size, or react-spinners for simpler React integration.

Question 3

Can I customize LDRS loader colors with CSS variables?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 'color' prop accepts any valid CSS color value, including CSS custom properties like var(--my-color), allowing seamless integration with design systems as shown in the options.

Question 4

How to speed up or slow down LDRS animations?

Accepted Answer

Use the 'speed' prop to control animation duration in seconds; smaller numbers make it faster, and setting it to 0 or Infinity pauses it, as explained in the README options.

Question 5

Is LDRS compatible with SvelteKit?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but for SSR, you need to handle web components client-side. Import auto-defining loaders or register manually in onMount to avoid hydration issues.

Question 6

What's the average file size per LDRS loader?

Accepted Answer

Loaders are built with lightweight SVG and CSS, so individual files are typically under 5KB, with no dependencies to bloat your bundle, aligning with its performance focus.

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