Blazor Progress

Documentation and examples for using the Blazor Bootstrap progress component featuring support for stacked bars, animated backgrounds, and text labels.

Progress Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Required	Description
ChildContent	RenderFragment		✔️	Specifies the content to be rendered inside this.
Height	double	16		Gets or sets the height of the Progress. Height is measured in pixels, and the default height is 16 pixels.

ProgressBar Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Required	Description
Color	ProgressColor			Gets or sets the progress color.
Label	string			Gets or sets the progress bar label.
Type	ProgressType			Gets or sets the progress bar type.
Width	double			Get or sets the progress bar width.

ProgressBar Methods

Name	Description
DecreaseWidth	Decrease the progress bar width.
GetWidth	Get the progress bar width.
IncreaseWidth	Increase the progress bar width.
SetColor	Set the progress bar color.
SetLabel	Set the progress bar label.
SetWidth	Set the progress bar width.

Examples

How it works

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Width="20" Label="20%" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="40" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="60" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="70" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Dark" Width="80" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Info" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="30" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Labels

Add labels to your Blazor ProgressBar component using the Label parameter or by calling the SetLabel(...) method.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Width="20" Label="20%" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Set width programmatically

Use IncreaseWidth() or DecreaseProgressBar() methods to increase or decrease the Blazor ProgressBar width.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar @ref="progressBar" />
</Progress>

<div class="mb-3">
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Primary" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="IncreaseProgressBar">Increase by 10%</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Primary" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="DecreaseProgressBar">Decrease by 10%</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Primary" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="ResetProgressBar">Reset</Button>
</div>

@code {
    ProgressBar progressBar;

    private void IncreaseProgressBar()
    {
        progressBar.IncreaseWidth(10);
        progressBar.SetLabel($"{progressBar.GetWidth()}%");
    }

    private void DecreaseProgressBar()
    {
        progressBar.DecreaseProgressBar(10);
        progressBar.SetLabel($"{progressBar.GetWidth()}%");
    }

    private void ResetProgressBar()
    {
        progressBar.SetWidth(0);
        progressBar.SetLabel($"{progressBar.GetWidth()}%");
    }
}

See demo here.

Height

Set the height of the Blazor Progress by using the Height parameter. Height is measured in pixels.

<Progress Class="mb-3" Height="1">
    <ProgressBar Width="20" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3" Height="5">
    <ProgressBar Width="20" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Width="40" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3" Height="20">
    <ProgressBar Width="40" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Backgrounds

Use the Color parameter or the SetColor(ProgressColor color) method to change the appearance of individual Blazor ProgressBar components.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="10" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Info" Width="20" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="30" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="40" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Primary" Width="60" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Secondary" Width="70" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Dark" Width="80" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Set background programmatically

You can dynamically set the Blazor ProgressBar color by calling the SetColor() method.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar @ref="progressBar" Width="30" Label="30%" />
</Progress>

<div>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Success" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Success)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Info" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Info)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Warning" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Warning)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Danger" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Danger)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Primary" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Primary)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Secondary" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Secondary)">Set Color</Button>
    <Button Type="ButtonType.Button" Color="ButtonColor.Dark" Size="Size.Small" @onclick="() => SetColor(ProgressColor.Dark)">Set Color</Button>
</div>

@code {
    ProgressBar progressBar;
    private void SetColor(ProgressColor color) => progressBar.SetColor(color);
}

See demo here.

Multiple bars

Include multiple Blazor ProgressBar components in a Blazor Progress component if needed.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Info" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="20" />
    <ProgressBar Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="10" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Striped

Add Type="ProgressType.Striped" to any Blazor ProgressBar component to apply a stripe.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="10" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Info" Width="20" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="30" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="40" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Primary" Width="60" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Secondary" Width="80" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.Striped" Color="ProgressColor.Dark" Width="100" />
</Progress>

See demo here.

Animated stripes

The stripes can also be animated. Add Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" to the Blazor ProgressBar component to animate the stripes right to the left.

<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Success" Width="10" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Info" Width="20" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Warning" Width="30" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Danger" Width="40" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Primary" Width="60" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Secondary" Width="80" />
</Progress>
<Progress Class="mb-3">
    <ProgressBar Type="ProgressType.StripedAndAnimated" Color="ProgressColor.Dark" Width="100" />
</Progress>

See demo here.