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react-duration

v1.0.8

Published

Duration input field for react.

Downloads

11

Readme

React-Duration

Easy-to-use duration input field for react.

Input Field Example Image

Getting Started

First, install react-duration using npm: npm i react-duration

Then import react-duration into your project: import DurationInput from 'react-duration'

Now you're ready to render you're first duration input field:

class MyApp extends React.Component{
    
    constructor(props){
       
       this.state = {
           duration: 125.4 // Duration values are given in seconds.
       }
    }
    
    render(){
        
        return (    
            <DurationInput
                value={ this.state.duration }
                onChange={ new_duration=> this.setState({duration: new_duration}) }
            />
        );
    }
}

Props

| Prop | Accepts | Description | |---|---|---| | buttonIncrement| Float | The amount, in seconds, to increment the duration by when the up or down butons are presssed. | | maxValue | Float | The maximum value, in seconds, allowed. | | minValue | Float | The minimum value, in seconds, allowed. | | onChange | Callback | A function to be called whenever the duration is changed to and is in a valid format. | | style | Object | A valid react style prop to be applied to the DurationInput wrapper. |

Styling

In addition to the passing in a style object for the container using the style prop, react-duration has the following classes for easy styling:

| Class | Assigned To | |---|---| | duration-input-wrapper | Wrapper around all internal elements | | duration-input | Internal text input field| | duration-input-button-wrapper | Wrapper around the up and down buttons | | duration-input-button | Both the up and down buttons | | duration-up-button | Up Button | | duration-down-button | Down Button |