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react-pulse

v1.0.2

Published

A button that when clicked sends an incremental 'pulse' to a function

Downloads

17

Readme

React-Pulse

A react component that sends out a timed function call at specified intervals when pressed.

React-Pulse is a button component with an inactive and active state. When the button has been clicked and is in the active state, the component makes a function call at timed intervals.

The general use case, is if you need a way for your users to start and stop a recording on your website.

Installation

npm install react-pulse

Dependencies

  • React.JS

Usage

import Pulse from 'react-pulse'

<Pulse
	pulseTime={5} // In Seconds
	pulseFunction={this.returnFunction}
/>

Component Props

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |:---|:---|:---|:---| | defaultLabel | string | "Start" | Button text label when the state is inactive. | | activeLabel | string | "Running..." | Button text label when the state is active. | | defaultActive | boolean | false| Boolean to specify whether the default state of the button when rendered is active or inactive. | | pulseFunction | function | undefined | The function that is called when the state is active. | | pulseTime | number | 30 | When the button state is active, the pulseTime is how frequently the function 'pulseFunction' should be called. PulseTime is measured in seconds. | | onClickFunction | function | undefined | Function that is called when the button is clicked. | | onChangeFunction | function | undefined | Function that is called when the state of the button changes. | | disabled | boolean | false | Boolean to control whether the button is disabled and cannot be clicked. | | className | string | undefined | String for specifying custom css classes to style the button. |