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@xendora/react-timer

v1.1.0

Published

React timer component

Downloads

74

Readme

react-timer

A minimalistic yet customizable timer component!

Live demo

Travis (.org) branch GitHub Release Date npm NPM npm bundle size npm bundle size

Basic Timer with 100ms interval

Installation

For NPM

npm install @xendora/react-timer

For Yarn

yarn add @xendora/react-timer

Usage

import ReactTimer from "@xendora/react-timer";

// Incremental counter
<ReactTimer
    interval={100}
    start={0}
    end={t => t === 100}
    onTick={t => t + 1}
>
    {time => <span>{time}</span>}
</ReactTimer>

// Decremetal counter
<ReactTimer
    interval={100}
    start={100}
    end={t => t === 0}
    onTick={t => t - 1}
>
    {time => <span>{time}</span>}
</ReactTimer>

// Infinite counter
<ReactTimer
    interval={100}
    start={0}
    end={t => false}
    onTick={t => t + 1}
>
    {time => <span>{time}</span>}
</ReactTimer>

Props

| Name | Type | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | | children | object (required) | Define your react component here | | start | number (required) | A start value for the timer | | end | function (required) | A function which determines the end for the timer | | interval | number | An interval value for the timer. Default is 1 second | | onTick | function (required) | A callback function where the next computed value is determined | | onEnd | function | A callback function which executes when the timer stops executing |

License

MIT © xendora