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@compeon/timepicker

v0.0.8

Published

Simple timepicker using react

Downloads

7

Readme

COMPEON Timepicker

Simple time picker component built with react and styled-components.

Screenshot

Installation

yarn add @compeon/timepicker

Install styled-components

yarn add styled-components

Usage

import CompeonTimepicker from '@compeon/timepicker'

class Timepicker extends React.Component {
  state = {
    value: '17:30'
  }

  handleChange = value => this.setState({ value })

  render () {
    return (
	    <CompeonTimepicker onChange={this.handleChange} value={this.state.value}>
	      <input />
 	    </CompeonTimepicker>
 	  )
  }
}

Props

prop | description | type | default | example ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- className | The class name to be applied to the outermost div of the time picker |string || dialogClassName | The class name to be applied to the dialog of the time picker | string || from | Lower time boundary for the time range to pick from. If this prop is set, to has to be set as well |string|| "10:00" inputClassName | The class name to be applied to the child of the time picker |string|| minutesPerStep | The amount of minutes to add or subtract when the user changes the minutes via the arrow buttons or the mouse wheel | int | 15 | onBlur | Function that is called when the time picker is closed | function || onChange | Function that is called when the value of the time picker changes | function || onFocus | Function that is called when the time picker is focussed | function || to | Upper time boundary for the time range to pick from. If this prop is set, from has to be set as well | string || "17:30" value | The value to currently display. In case the initial value is outside of the specified time range, the time picker will immediately call onChange with a value that is in range | string | "00:00""22:45"

Author

Gerrit Seger ([email protected])

COMPEON

License

MIT