@bevacqua reminded us that folks are using <EuiLoadingContent lines={3} /> quite a bit downstream. We've also seen some usage in the SIEM apps that @andrew-goldstein and @XavierM put together. We had a discussion as a team about how to handle these types of loading states and came away with the following discussion points:
We need more skeleton primitives for off the cuff usage
To "fake" components we probably need skeleton solutions to the following:
- Images
- Avatars
- Text of various sizes
- "Blocks"
Long term, it might be nice to build skeleton modes into the components directly
We rambled a little bit about whether EUI components should actually have a skeleton boolean prop that would just automatically fake content as needed.
@bevacqua reminded us that folks are using
<EuiLoadingContent lines={3} />quite a bit downstream. We've also seen some usage in the SIEM apps that @andrew-goldstein and @XavierM put together. We had a discussion as a team about how to handle these types of loading states and came away with the following discussion points:We need more skeleton primitives for off the cuff usage
To "fake" components we probably need skeleton solutions to the following:
Long term, it might be nice to build skeleton modes into the components directly
We rambled a little bit about whether EUI components should actually have a
skeletonboolean prop that would just automatically fake content as needed.