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react-time-line
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A react component to display event in a vertical timeline format. This is based on the timeline found in AdminLte.
Live example here.
npm install react-time-line
const events = [
{ts: "2017-09-17T12:22:46.587Z", text: 'Logged in'},
{ts: "2017-09-17T12:21:46.587Z", text: 'Clicked Home Page'},
{ts: "2017-09-17T12:20:46.587Z", text: 'Edited Profile'},
{ts: "2017-09-16T12:22:46.587Z", text: 'Registred'},
{ts: "2017-09-16T12:21:46.587Z", text: 'Clicked Cart'},
{ts: "2017-09-16T12:20:46.587Z", text: 'Clicked Checkout'},
];
// default format is "hh:mm"
<Timeline items={events} format="hh:mm a" />
The events should be ordered in a way you need.
For time formatting options check momentjs format docs.
Currently there is no proper way to set the style. As a hack you can override the default style. Check for the default style in src/style.scss
.
To make new build
npm run build
To run dev server
npm run dev
To run test
npm run test
FAQs
React component for displaying timeline
The npm package react-time-line receives a total of 228 weekly downloads. As such, react-time-line popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-time-line 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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