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@axelixlabs/react-timepicker

v3.0.0

Published

API-compatible fork of react-timekeeper for newer React versions

Readme

Fork notice: This is a fork of the original react-timekeeper project. The goal of this fork is to provide an API-compatible drop-in for newer versions of React.


Features

  • API-compatible with the original react-timekeeper
  • supports React 19+
  • supports Node.js 18+ (developed and tested on Node.js 24)
  • supports both 12 hour and 24 hour mode, and flexible time formats
  • simple to use with many customizable options
  • smooth, beautiful animations with react spring
  • typescript support
  • css variable support for custom styles

Installation

Requires React 19+ and Node.js 18+.

$ yarn add @axelixlabs/react-timepicker

# or via npm
$ npm install --save @axelixlabs/react-timepicker

If you need the original package for older React versions, use catc/react-timekeeper instead.

Usage

import React, {useState} from 'react';
import TimeKeeper from '@axelixlabs/react-timepicker';

function YourComponent(){
  const [time, setTime] = useState('12:34pm')

  return (
    <div>
      <TimeKeeper
        time={time}
        onChange={(data) => setTime(data.formatted12)}
      />
      <span>Time is {time}</span>
    </div>
  )
}

All styles are inlined via emotion so no css imports are required.

API

For full api and examples, see API docs and examples

Development

Requires Node.js 18 or newer. This project is developed and tested on Node.js 24.

  1. Clone the repo
  2. npm install
  3. npm run docs:dev
  4. Navigate to localhost:3002

Contributing

Before submitting a PR, ensure that:

  1. you follow all eslint rules (should be automatic)
  2. all tests pass via npm run tests
  3. everything builds
    • docs - npm run docs:build
    • lib - npm run lib
  4. provide detailed info on what bug you're fixing or feature you're adding - if possible include a screenshot/gif

Other useful commands:

  • new npm releases:
    • bump version: npm version NEW_VERSION, commit and push - CI should publish to npm automatically
  • new github releases
    • manual (TODO - add github action)