react-countdown-circle-timer

React Countdown Circle Timer

React countdown timer component in a circle shape with color and progress animation to urge with pleasure your users.

• Performance optimized with single requestAnimationFrame loop to animate color and progress (no setInterval used)
• Transition between colors during the countdown
• Support for linear gradient
• Fully customizable content in the center of the circle
• a11y support
• Built-in and ready-to-use TypeScript type definitions.

Installation

yarn add react-countdown-circle-timer

or

npm install react-countdown-circle-timer

Demo

Check the demo on CodeSandbox to get started

Basic usage

import { CountdownCircleTimer } from 'react-countdown-circle-timer';

const UrgeWithPleasureComponent = () => (
    <CountdownCircleTimer
        isPlaying
        durationSeconds={10}
        colors={[
            ['#004777', .33],
            ['#F7B801', .33],
            ['#A30000']
        ]}
    />
);

Props

Prop Name	Type	Default	Description
durationSeconds	number	required	Countdown duration in seconds
colors	Array<[color HEX: string, transition duration: float number between 0 and 1]>	required	Array of tuples: 1st param - color in HEX format; 2nd param - time to transition to next color represented as a fraction of the total duration
initialRemainingTime	number	-	Sets the initial remaining time when the countdown starts. By default the countdown starts at the duration provided.
size	number	180	Width and height of the SVG element
strokeWidth	number	12	Path stroke width
strokeLinecap	Enum{ 'round', 'square' }	round	Path stroke line cap
trailColor	string	#d9d9d9	Circle trail color - takes any valid color format (HEX, rgb, rgba, etc.)
isPlaying	boolean	false	Play and pause animation
* isLinearGradient	boolean	false	* Apples linear gradient on top of the circle. The gradient doesn't follow the circle path. Works best with two colors.
gradientUniqueKey	string	-	Unique ID for the linearGradient element. It takes random ID if it's not provided.
renderTime	function(remainingTime: number, elapsedTime: number, isPlaying: boolean): number|string|ReactNode	-	Render prop function to customize the content in the center of the circle. The content is centered using flexbox.
onComplete	function(): undefined | [shouldRepeat: boolean, delay: number]	-	On complete handler. It can be used to repeat the countdown by returning an array where the first element shouldRepeat indicates if the loop should start over and second element delay specifies the delay before looping again in milliseconds.
ariaLabel	string	Countdown timer	Aria label for the whole component
renderAriaTime	function(remainingTime: number, elapsedTime: number, isPlaying: boolean): string	-	Render prop function to customize the text message that will be read by the screen reader during the countdown.

Recipes

Restart timer at any given time

Pass a key prop to CountdownCircleTimer and change the key when the timer should be restarted.

Repeat timer when countdown is completed

Return an array from onComplete handler, which indicates if the animation should be repeated. Example:

const UrgeWithPleasureComponent = () => (
    <CountdownCircleTimer
        onComplete={() => {
            // do your stuff here
            return [true, 1500]; // repeat animation in 1.5 seconds
        }}
        isPlaying
        durationSeconds={10}
        colors={[['#A30000']]}
    />
);

Set the initial remaining time different then the duration provided

Pass the remaining time to initialRemainingTime prop. Example:

const UrgeWithPleasureComponent = () => (
    <CountdownCircleTimer
        isPlaying
        durationSeconds={60}
        initialRemainingTime={15}
        colors={[['#A30000']]}
    />
);

In the example above, the countdown will start at 15 seconds (one quarter before it's done) and it will animate for 15 seconds until reaches 0.

Slide down time animation

Here is an example on how you can achieve the animation below:

const renderTime = time => {
  const currentTime = useRef(time);
  const prevTime = useRef(null);
  const isNewTimeFirstTick = useRef(false);
  const [_, setOneLastRerender] = useState(0);

  if (currentTime.current !== time) {
    isNewTimeFirstTick.current = true;
    prevTime.current = currentTime.current;
    currentTime.current = time
  } else {
    isNewTimeFirstTick.current = false;
  }

  // force one last re-render when the time is over to tirgger the last animation
  if (time === 0) {
    setTimeout(() => {
      setOneLastRerender(val => val + 1);
    }, 20);
  }

  const isTimeUp = isNewTimeFirstTick.current;

  return (
    <div className="time-wrapper">
      <div
        key={time}
        className={`time ${isTimeUp ? 'up' : ''}`}
      >
        {time}
      </div>
      {prevTime.current !== null && (
        <div
          key={prevTime.current}
          className={`time ${!isTimeUp ? 'down' : ''}`}
        >
          {prevTime.current}
        </div>
      )}
    </div>
  );
};

.time-wrapper {
  position: relative;
  // change width and height if needed
  width: 80px;
  height: 60px;
}

.time-wrapper .time {
  position: absolute;
  left:0;
  top: 0;
  width: 100%;
  height: 100%;
  display: flex;
  justify-content: center;
  align-items: center;
  transform: translateY(0);
  opacity: 1;
  transition: all .2s;
}

.time-wrapper .time.up {
  opacity: 0;
  transform: translateY(-100%)
}

.time-wrapper .time.down {
  opacity: 0;
  transform: translateY(100%)
}

Feed the renderTime function above to the CountdownCircleTimer renderTime prop and add the styles above to your stylesheet.

Changelog

1.2.1 (April 8th, 2020)

Implemented enhancements:

• Refactor internal logic to prep the code for monorepo
• Remove path.getTotalLength() dependency and add logic to calculate the path length
• Improve test coverage
• Add Prettier

Bug fixes:

• Fix an issue in Firefox where the progress bar does not get to 0