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@marenaud/react-timeline-range-slider
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Fork of Time Slider component for React using sass instead of node-sass as a dependency
npm i react-timeline-range-slider
Prop | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
timelineInterval | array | [startOfToday(), endOfToday()] | Interval to display |
selectedInterval | array | [new Date(), addHours(new Date(), 1)] | Selected interval inside the timeline |
disabledIntervals | array | [] | Array of disabled intervals inside the timeline |
containerClassName | string | ClassName of the wrapping container | |
step | number | 1800000 | Number of milliseconds between steps (the default value is 30 minutes) |
ticksNumber | number | 48 | Number of steps on the timeline (the default value is 30 minutes) |
error | bool | false | Is the selected interval is not valid |
mode | int/function | 3 | The interaction mode. Value of 1 will allow handles to cross each other. Value of 2 will keep the sliders from crossing and separated by a step. Value of 3 will make the handles pushable and keep them a step apart. ADVANCED: You can also supply a function that will be passed the current values and the incoming update. Your function should return what the state should be set as. |
formatTick | function | ms => format(new Date(ms), 'HH:mm') | Function that determines the format in which the date will be displayed |
onUpdateCallback | function | ||
onChangeCallback | function |
import React from 'react'
import { endOfToday, set } from 'date-fns'
import TimeRange from 'react-timeline-range-slider'
const now = new Date()
const getTodayAtSpecificHour = (hour = 12) =>
set(now, { hours: hour, minutes: 0, seconds: 0, milliseconds: 0 })
const selectedStart = getTodayAtSpecificHour()
const selectedEnd = getTodayAtSpecificHour(14)
const startTime = getTodayAtSpecificHour(7)
const endTime = endOfToday()
const disabledIntervals = [
{ start: getTodayAtSpecificHour(16), end: getTodayAtSpecificHour(17) },
{ start: getTodayAtSpecificHour(7), end: getTodayAtSpecificHour(12) },
{ start: getTodayAtSpecificHour(20), end: getTodayAtSpecificHour(24) }
]
class App extends React.Component {
state = {
error: false,
selectedInterval: [selectedStart, selectedEnd],
}
errorHandler = ({ error }) => this.setState({ error })
onChangeCallback = selectedInterval => this.setState({ selectedInterval })
render() {
const { selectedInterval, error } = this.state
return (
<TimeRange
error={error}
ticksNumber={36}
selectedInterval={selectedInterval}
timelineInterval={[startTime, endTime]}
onUpdateCallback={this.errorHandler}
onChangeCallback={this.onChangeCallback}
disabledIntervals={disabledIntervals}
/>
)
}
}
export default App
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Fork of Time Slider component for React using sass instead of node-sass as a dependency
The npm package @marenaud/react-timeline-range-slider receives a total of 136 weekly downloads. As such, @marenaud/react-timeline-range-slider popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @marenaud/react-timeline-range-slider demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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