progress.js

Supports progress bars for the entire page or specific DOM elements using simple selectors, as shown with progressJs("#targetElement").start(), enabling versatile visual feedback.

Requires only JavaScript and CSS files with minimal setup, making it easy to add to any web project without heavy dependencies or complex build processes.

Provides methods like start, increase, decrease, and auto-increase for programmatic progress updates, allowing fine-grained management of loading states.

Enables modification of progress bar appearance and behavior via the setOption method, offering flexibility for tailored designs without deep CSS knowledge.