1.0.2 • Published 4 years ago
@bradgarropy/use-timer v1.0.2
⏱ useTimer
React hook implementation of a stopwatch. Featured in MURPHY.
📦 Installation
This package is hosted on npm.
npm install @bradgarropy/use-timer🥑 Usage
Import the useTimer hook in any React component, then call it to receive a timer that holds the state and functions which implement a stopwatch.
import useTimer from "@bradgarropy/use-timer"
const App = () => {
const timer = useTimer()
timer.start()
timer.lap()
timer.lap()
timer.lap()
timer.stop()
console.log(timer.elapsedTime)
// 3000
console.log(timer.laps)
// [
// {start: 0, end: 1000, time: 1000},
// {start: 1000, end: 2000, time: 1000},
// {start: 2000, end: 3000, time: 1000}
// ]
timer.reset()
}📖 API Reference
useTimer()
Instantiates a timer, which updates with the latest values. No arguments are required. The hook returns an object with everything needed to implement a stopwatch.
| Name | Type | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
isActive | boolean | false | Indicates that the timer is active, either running or paused. |
isInactive | boolean | true | Indicates that the timer is inactive, and hasn't been started. |
isRunning | boolean | false | Indicates if the timer is running. |
isPaused | boolean | false | Indicates if the timer is paused. |
elapsedTime | number | 0 | Total time in milliseconds. |
laps | object | [] | Array of laps. |
start | function | function | Starts the timer. |
stop | function | function | Pauses the timer. |
reset | function | function | Resets the timer. |
lap | function | function | Adds a new lap. |
The elapsedTime is expressed in milliseconds, and has a resolution of 10ms.
Each of the control functions are ignored in certain situations.
startdoes nothing if the timer is already running.stopdoes nothing if the timer is already paused.resetdoes nothing if the timer is inactive.lapdoes nothing if the timer is paused.
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