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When set to `true`, the progress bar will automatically start filling as soon as it is instantiated (but will never reach 100% width). To end the progress, call `nanobar.go(100)` per typical usage. For instance, if you were using jQuery you might do something like this when executing an AJAX request:
var nano = new Nanobar({ autoRun: true })
$.get('/some/url').always(function () {
nano.go(100)
})
Also updated the ReadMe info about gzipped file size
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This is an alternative approach to PR #56. Instead of explicitly starting and stopping the nanobar, you simply pass
autoRun: trueto the instantiation options. The nanobar will then start filling automatically (never reaching 100) untilnanobar.go(100)is called.