Shadcn Spinner
Overview
The Shadcn Spinner is a loading spinner component designed for easy integration into projects based on Shadcn, inspired by the Radix UI. With the new Shadcn CLI support, adding the spinner has become even easier.
Features
- Lightweight: The spinner is lightweight in design, ensuring quick loading times.
- Customizable: It offers customization options to fit different project requirements.
- Shadcn CLI Support: Easily add the spinner through the Shadcn CLI for seamless integration.
Summary
The Shadcn Spinner is a versatile and easy-to-integrate loading spinner component that offers lightweight and customizable features. With the new Shadcn CLI support, adding the spinner to projects has become more convenient.
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