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package.json

		{
		"name": "react-timer-and-stopwatch",
		"version": "0.5.0",
		"version": "0.5.1",
		"description": "A countdown timer and stopwatch hook for React",
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README.md

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		### Duration timer
		To set up a timer with a duration, use the `timerWithDuration` object property on useTimer's `options.create` object parameter. Inside of `timerWithDuration` are two properties, [`time`](#common-properties) (required) and the optional `directionOfTimeForward` bool property. The [`time`](#common-properties) property takes either a number of milliseconds or alternatively a [time object](#terminology). The optional `directionOfTimeForward` bool property controls whether the direction of the timer will flow forward (start at 00:00:00) or backward (start at end, finish at 00:00:00). Time flows backward by default on Duration timers.
		To set up a timer with a duration, use the `timerWithDuration` object property on useTimer's `options.create` object parameter. Inside of `timerWithDuration` are two properties, [`time`](#common-parameters) (required) and the optional `directionOfTimeForward` bool property. The [`time`](#common-parameters) property takes either a number of milliseconds or alternatively a [time object](#terminology). The optional `directionOfTimeForward` bool property controls whether the direction of the timer will flow forward (start at 00:00:00) or backward (start at end, finish at 00:00:00). Time flows backward by default on Duration timers.
		#### Example
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