This is not an issue but an observation. I no longer use storyboards for my view. Today I faced an issue with Skeletonview when I added it to my UITableViewCell, animations, frames everything was working wrong... did a lot of permutation combinations turning the properties on and off. Finally found that when you add elements in UITableViewCell you should add it to contentView and not to th

All plugins are currently documented well via the CLI help, maybe start by copying that output, later on refine the readme files

hey is this usable with swift? I'd appreciate it if provided with a sample project

I think the size and origin of the placeholder view should be defined by the their superview not themself, there can be a function in Controller called frameForPlaceholder or something?

I have a very big app and do not want to make a placeholder for each screen I would like to provide context to about what is loading. (And also do not want a general 'loading' message). Is there currently a way to change the title/subtitle easily for each ViewController, from the ViewController itself?

https://codesandbox.io/embed/v888k169wl

The skeleton ends up being 1 pixel taller than given in props. A simple workaround is to override the skeleton element's line-height

span {
    line-height: normal !important;
}

I use auto layout and when a view is aligned to the bottom of the text view, it cuts off the placeholder label

I'll be working on the next version in the next weeks
Feel free to share your ideas and thoughts =)

Docs

• Change docs generator (vuepress)?
• Review documentation and rewrite stuff
• Add better examples
• Loader editor (low priority)

Library

• Drop default export
• Update them to not use SVG as default

We should be able to import and use svg insid

It would be cool to have the option to add an attributed placeholder like this:

open var attributedPlaceholder: NSAttributedString? {
     didSet {
         placeholderLabel.attributedText = attributedPlaceholder
     }
}

Thanks!

Example,

import React from 'react'
import { View } from 'react-native'
import ShimmerPlaceHolder from 'react-native-shimmer-placeholder'

const SomeComponent = () => (
  <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
    <ShimmerPlaceHolder style={{ height: 60, alignSelf: 'stretch' }} />
  <View />
)

Expected outcome

• A shimmer placeholder is shown with height of 60 and width = width of screen