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Build a React.js Stopwatch Timer Clock Animation Using react-timer Library in JSX
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Jan 9, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you the
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stopwatch timer so if you want to show a
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stopwatch timer inside your react CH
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application if you're building some kind
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of time related application you can show
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this nice little
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stopwatch you where you have three
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options we can
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reset click the reset button it will
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again reset to
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0000 and then you can pause it the timer
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here so once the process finishes or if
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you are doing it the user can pause the
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timer and it will actually pause at that
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particular time interval and again if
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you can click the play button again it
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will play from that position onwards so
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we have these three buttons we can reset
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we can pause it at any position in the
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time so we have the stopwatch clock and
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timer you may say you can pause it so it
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will
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all it will also capture the millisecond
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as well so it's 11 second 71 millisecond
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so it capturing everything so this is
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actually a third party package that we
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are using if you go to npmjs.com and
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just search for this package it is
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called as react
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timer so we are using the simple timer
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component so the configuration part is
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very simple first of all you install
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this by EX executing this command it's
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almost got 44 weekly downloads pretty
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popular package so now I'll show you how
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to configure it so first of all just
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make a simple functional component and
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then we import this package by simply
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the import statement import timer from
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react
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timer so it's almost 6 kilobytes of size
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we import this like this
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and after this we need to configure some
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options of it so we can declare an
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options
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object we can put a prefix such as
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seconds
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elapsed and then we can have a delay
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let's suppose of 100 millisecond so we
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have these two options you can play with
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these options and then whever you need
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to embed this we simply embed the timer
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component and if you don't pass the
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options if you just do this if you don't
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pass the options you will not see the
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clock so do need to pass an options
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here so it takes a parameter of options
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and here you do need to
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pass the options that you have so now
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you will see you will see this
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stopwatch timer clock appearing in your
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application and automatically it will
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start whenever you load your application
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then we have these three buttons you can
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click the pause button then
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that time will be paused at that
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particular location and again if you
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click the play button it
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will so it's a nice little component of
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stopwatch timer clock if you are
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developing some kind of application
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related to time if you need to keep
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track of your
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users of how much time that took in
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solving the problem you can have
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integrate this component you have these
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three buttons appearing you can reset
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play pause and stopwatch timer clock so
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this is a nice little component you can
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use it and thank you very much for
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watching this video and do check out my
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will be seeing you guys in the next
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