React clock with time-zones DEMO
npm install --save react react-live-clockDon't forget to manually install peer dependencies (react) if you use npm@3.
http://pvoznyuk.github.io/react-live-clock
import React from 'react';
import Clock from 'react-live-clock';
exports default class MyComponent extends React.Component {
render() {
<Clock format={'HH:mm:ss'} ticking={true} timezone={'US/Pacific'} />
}
}Outputs:
<time>10:15:34</time>** Shows current time for 'US/Pacific' timezone and updates every second
you can use any formatting from moment.js date library
| Propertie | Type | Default Value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
date |
timestamp or string | current date | Date to output, If nothing is set then it take current date. |
format |
string | 'HH:MM' | Formatting from moment.js library. |
locale |
string | null | Changes the language of the component via prop |
filter |
function | (date: String) => date | Filtering the value before the output . |
timezone |
string | null | If timezone is set, the date is show in this timezone. You can find the list. here, the TZ column. |
ticking |
boolean | false | If you want the clock to be auto-updated every interval seconds. |
blinking |
boolean, string | false | If you want the clock's last colon to blink. Set it to all to make them all blink. |
noSsr |
boolean | false | Makes the component not render on the server to fix mismatch. |
interval |
integer | 1000 | Auto-updating period for the clock. 1 second is a default value. |
className |
string | null | Extra class. |
children |
string | null | date can be set as a children prop. |
onChange |
function | ({output, previousOutput, moment}) => {} | callback function on each output update |
Currently is being developed and tested with the latest stable Node 7 on OSX and Windows.
To run example covering all ReactLiveClock features, use npm start dev, which will compile src/example/Example.js
git clone [email protected]:pvoznyuk/react-live-clock.git
cd react-live-clock
npm install
npm start dev
# then
open http://localhost:8080# to run tests
npm start test
# to generate test coverage (./reports/coverage)
npm start test.cov
# to run end-to-end tests
npm start test.e2eThis software is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for more details.
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