Loading bar divider – small animation improvement

[samejr]

Small improvement to the LoadingBarDivider animation

• It now only moves from left to right – no more ping pong which felt like anti progress
• Feels smoother and more of it is visible

CleanShot.2025-05-01.at.19.11.44.mp4

Summary by CodeRabbit

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  • Improved the visual appearance of the loading bar divider by refining its animation for smoother and more continuous movement. Overflow is now properly hidden for a cleaner look.

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The changes update the LoadingBarDivider component by adding an overflow-hidden style to its container and simplifying the animation logic within the AnimationDivider subcomponent. The previous two-step animation sequence (width and position) is replaced by a single, continuous animation that moves the element horizontally from left to right while maintaining full width. The animation duration is also adjusted from two short steps to one longer cycle. No changes are made to the exported function signatures.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/webapp/app/components/primitives/LoadingBarDivider.tsx	Added overflow-hidden to container; refactored AnimationDivider to use a single, continuous left-to-right animation with updated timing.

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apps/webapp/app/components/primitives/LoadingBarDivider.tsx (2)

10-10: Good addition of overflow-hidden to contain the animation

Adding overflow-hidden ensures the animation is contained within its boundaries, which is a clean approach for animations that move outside the container's dimensions.

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24-26: Great simplification of the animation logic

The animation changes successfully implement the PR objectives:

1. The animation now moves only from left to right (from -100% to 100%)
2. The fixed width of 100% ensures the gradient bar maintains consistent appearance
3. The 2-second duration with easeOut provides a smoother loading indicator
4. The animation repeats infinitely without the previous "ping-pong" effect

This creates a more intuitive loading experience that better communicates progress.

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