ProgressBar
A material design linear progress indicator, also known as a progress bar.
A control that shows progress along a line.
There are two kinds of linear progress indicators:
- Determinate. Determinate progress indicators have a specific value at each point in time, and the value should increase monotonically from
0.0
to1.0
, at which time the indicator is complete. To create a determinate progress indicator, use a non-null value between0.0
and1.0
. - Indeterminate. Indeterminate progress indicators do not have a specific value at each point in time and instead indicate that progress is being made without indicating how much progress remains. To create an indeterminate progress indicator, use a null value.
Examples
- Python
from time import sleep
import flet as ft
def main(page: ft.Page):
pb = ft.ProgressBar(width=400)
page.add(
ft.Text("Linear progress indicator", style="headlineSmall"),
ft.Column([ ft.Text("Doing something..."), pb]),
ft.Text("Indeterminate progress bar", style="headlineSmall"),
ft.ProgressBar(width=400, color="amber", bgcolor="#eeeeee"),
)
for i in range(0, 101):
pb.value = i * 0.01
sleep(0.1)
page.update()
ft.app(main)
Properties
value
The value of this progress indicator. A value of 0.0
means no progress and 1.0
means that progress is complete. The
value will be clamped to be in the range 0.0
- 1.0
.
Defaults to None
, meaning that this progress indicator is indeterminate - displays a predetermined animation that does
not indicate how much actual progress is being made.
bar_height
The minimum height of the line used to draw the linear indicator.
Defaults to 4
.
border_radius
The border radius of both the indicator and the track. Border radius is an instance
of BorderRadius
class.
Defaults to border_radius.all(0)
- rectangular shape.
bgcolor
Color of the track being filled by the linear indicator.
color
The progress indicator's color.
semantics_label
The Semantics.label
for this progress indicator.
semantics_value
The Semantics.value
for this progress indicator.