A Next.js Top Loading Bar component made using nprogress, works with Next.js 14 and React.. Latest version: 1.6.12, last published: 4 months ago. Start using nextjs-toploader in your project by running `npm i nextjs-toploader`. There are 14 other projects in the npm registry using nextjs-toploader.

Hasan Harman

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A Next.js Top Loading Bar component called `nextjs-toploader` utilizes nprogress and works with Next.js 14 and React. It can be installed via npm or yarn and integrated into different components. The default configuration includes parameters like color, speed, height, and more, which can be customized as needed.

nextjs-toploader

I don’t get it. what it really does?

Live demo link:
<a href="https://nextjs-toploader-demo.vercel.app/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://nextjs-toploader-demo.vercel.app/</a>
(found it on an open pull request)

To be honest, I hate these loaders. It always feels for me that the website is loading much slower and its buggy as the loader never shows proper progress

Keeping users informed while pages load is crucial for good user experience. Components like this top loading bar add polish with minimal effort, contributing to a more engaging and satisfying frontend.