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react-clock-state

v1.0.4

Published

Simple mixin for keeping track of current time

Downloads

7

Readme

react-clock-state

Simple React Mixin for Keeping Track of the Current Time

react-clock-state

Simple React Mixin for Keeping Track of the Current Time

Installation

npm install --save react-clock-state

Usage

var React = require('react');

// require the package
var ClockState = require('react-clock-state');

var MyComponent = React.createClass({
  // use the mixin
  mixins: [ClockState],
  render: function() {
    return (
      <ul>
        <li>Current Hour: {this.getCurrentHour()}</li>
        <li>Current Minute: {this.getCurrentMinute()}</li>
        <li>Current Second: {this.getCurrentSecond()}</li>
        <li>Formatted Time: {this.formattedTime()}
        <li>Raw Current Date and Time: {this.state.currentDate()}
      </ul>
    );
  }
})

module.exports = MyComponent;

What it gives you

  • this.state.currentDate: After mounting, this value is updated once every second with the value of new Date().
  • this.getCurrentHour(hourMode): Returns current hour (integer). Defaults to 12 hour clock, pass in 24 for army time.
  • this.getCurrentMinute(): Returns current minute (integer).
  • this.getCurrentSecond(): Returns current second (integer).
  • this.formattedTime(): Returns a string of time in this format hour:minute:second. Accepts options in the parameters {hourMode: 24}. (more options coming soon. maybe)

Suggestions

It's suggested to only include the mixin once, and a very top level component. Then just pass down the functions or values to children. Or store the values in a global state system like Flux. Otherwise you run the risk of times being slightly out of of sync, sync the time is only set once every second.

Future ideas

  • Better formatting options
  • A way to set the default hour mode
  • Helpers for getting the calender date