A Gauge component for Vaadin 25 (Vaadin 24 up to version 1.2). See [Directory page](https://vaadin.com/directory/component/gauge) for more details. Component is a Java wrapper for [React Gauge component](https://github.com/antoniolago/react-gauge-component). Also contains more specific components like HumidityGauge, TemperatureGauge and EnvironmentMonitor. The `test` directory contains a small Spring Boot application with examples. The jar has a Jandex index, so Quarkus finds the component without `quarkus.index-dependency` configuration. Trivial usage example: ```java Gauge gauge = new Gauge(); gauge.setValue(75.0); add(gauge); ``` The reading can carry a unit and a fixed number of decimals; `TemperatureGauge` and `HumidityGauge` set theirs (°C with one decimal, % with none): ```java Gauge pressure = new Gauge(); pressure.setUnit(" hPa"); pressure.setDecimals(0); ``` ## Size The gauge is a block as wide as its container, and it reserves its height before the dial is drawn (5:3 for a semicircle), so a page does not jump when it appears. Limit and place it like any component: ```java gauge.setMaxWidth("20rem"); gauge.getStyle().setMargin("0 auto"); ``` ## Theming The gauge takes its colours from the page. The dial's reading and range labels follow `currentColor`, so they are readable on any surface in any colour scheme without configuration; the component paints no background of its own. The arc colours are yours through `setArc`, and `TemperatureGauge`/`HumidityGauge` carry sensible defaults you can return to with `resetToDefaults()`. For anything further, the rendered SVG marks its parts with stable classes — `value-text`, `tick-value`, `subArc`, `tick-line` — which page CSS can target (the component renders in the light DOM). Some of the inner styles come from react-gauge-component as inline styles and need `!important` to override.