Semantics
Status semantics are opt-in through the visible or accessible label.
Foundations · stable · MIT
Spinner
A compact named loading indicator with reduced-motion state.
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Behavior contract
Semantics before surface
Keyboard
No component-specific keys.
System support
Light and dark themes, logical RTL layout, reduced motion, responsive content, and forwarded public refs.
Source-derived reference
Anatomy and public API
Exported anatomy
These public React parts are read directly from the canonical source during the documentation build.
GummySpinner
Prop contracts
GummySpinnerProps
Composes React.HTMLAttributes<HTMLSpanElement> & { label?: string; size?: "small" | "medium" | "large"; tone?: "raspberry" | "grape" | "aqua" | "current"; }
Troubleshooting
Check behavior before surface.
- If the material is missing, confirm the registry-installed shared and component CSS files are imported once.
- If interaction differs, preserve this contract: No component-specific keys.
- If assistive output differs, preserve this semantic foundation: Status semantics are opt-in through the visible or accessible label.
- If dark, RTL, or reduced-motion behavior is missing, verify the nearest theme, direction, and media-query boundaries rather than adding page-local overrides.
Live product source
Inspect the canonical states
The Component Lab exercises real source across default, focus, disabled, responsive, dark, reduced-motion, and RTL contexts.
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Try Spinner in context
Resize the canvas, switch its theme, or reverse its reading direction without changing the rest of the page.
Spinner preview: fluid width, light theme, left to right.
Editable source
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