Simple clock React component.
Storybook: https://react-playground.docs.kitsuyui.com/storybook/
npm install @kitsuyui/react-clock
yarn add @kitsuyui/react-clock
pnpm add @kitsuyui/react-clock
import {
ClockContextProvider,
DateContext,
AnalogClock,
DigitalClock,
} from '@kitsuyui/react-clock'
const Clock = () => {
return (
<ClockContextProvider>
<DateContext.Consumer>
{(date: Date) => (
<>
<AnalogClock timezone="Asia/Tokyo" date={date} />
<DigitalClock timezone="America/New_York" date={date} />
</>
)}
</DateContext.Consumer>
</ClockContextProvider>
)
}
ClockContainer is a component that provides DateContext. Clocks are pure components that do not depend on DateContext directly. Just pass the date and timezone as props. So you can define your own Timer component by same interface.
MIT