Implement the UDesign Loading component in React projects.
npx skills add https://github.com/UCloud-FE/udesign-cli --skill cpn-basic-loading
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: cpn-basic-loading Source: https://github.com/UCloud-FE/udesign-cli/tree/main/skills/cpn-basic-loading Command: npx skills add https://github.com/UCloud-FE/udesign-cli --skill cpn-basic-loading
这项技能帮助 AI 正确使用 UDesign Loading 组件，避免常见配置错误并提供可复用的实现示例。
Generate a minimal React example wrapping content with the Loading component and demonstrate a basic loading state.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To add a loading indicator in React, wrap your target content area with the UDesign Loading component and toggle its loading state to show a spinner during data fetching or processing delays.
The correct import syntax requires importing the Loading component directly from UDesign. This approach prohibits external libraries and ensures adherence to UDesign design guidelines for consistent visuals and accessibility.
Yes, you can customize the loading indicator in your React UI. The UDesign Loading component supports custom indicators, allowing you to replace the default spinner with your own animation or element for advanced usage scenarios.
No, the UDesign Loading component prohibits the use of external libraries. It is designed to be used independently within React projects to ensure adherence to UDesign design guidelines and maintain visual consistency.
Use a loading component in a React application during asynchronous operations like data fetching or rendering delays. Wrapping content areas with the Loading component signals pending states to users, improving perceived performance and accessibility.
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