Question 1

How to use vue-ins-progress-bar with Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

The README shows Vue 2 usage, so for Vue 3, check if the package has been updated; currently, it might require compatibility layers or a Vue 3-specific fork, as it's designed for Vue 2's plugin system.

Question 2

vue-ins-progress-bar vs nprogress for Vue applications?

Accepted Answer

vue-ins-progress-bar offers a specific Instagram-style design and tight Vue integration, while nprogress is more generic, framework-agnostic, and highly customizable. Choose vue-ins-progress-bar for its aesthetic; nprogress for broader features and compatibility.

Question 3

How to change the color of vue-ins-progress-bar?

Accepted Answer

The component uses a fixed rainbow gradient inspired by Instagram, so colors aren't configurable via options. To change them, you'd need to modify the source CSS or override styles, which isn't documented.

Question 4

Does vue-ins-progress-bar work with Nuxt.js?

Accepted Answer

As a Vue plugin, it should integrate with Nuxt.js, but you may need to handle SSR considerations—ensure it's client-side only or check for Nuxt-specific configuration, as the README doesn't address this.

Question 5

How to handle loading errors with vue-ins-progress-bar?

Accepted Answer

There's no built-in error handling; you must manually call finish() on errors or implement custom logic to reset the progress bar, as the API only supports start and finish methods.

Question 6

Can I have multiple progress bars with vue-ins-progress-bar?

Accepted Answer

No, the API uses a global instance via $insProgress, so it's designed for a single progress bar per application. For multiple bars, consider forking the component or using an alternative library.

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