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react-period-display
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A React component that renders content based on real-time checks of specified start and end dates. This component is useful for displaying content that should only be visible during a certain time period.
You can install the PeriodDisplay component via npm:
npm i react-period-display
To use the PeriodDisplay component, first import it into your React application:
import PeriodDisplay from 'react-period-display';
Next, implement the component in your application like this:
<PeriodDisplay showStart={yourStartDate} showEnd={yourEndDate}>
Your content here
</PeriodDisplay>
<PeriodDisplay showEnd={new Date('2024/10/23 17:21:20')}>
Display content until the end date
</PeriodDisplay>
<PeriodDisplay showStart={new Date('2024/10/23 17:21')}>
Display content after the start date
</PeriodDisplay>
<PeriodDisplay showStart={startDate} showEnd={endDate}>
Display content within the period of start and end date
</PeriodDisplay>
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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A React component for displaying content based on time periods.
We found that react-period-display demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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