pota/use/time

Clock formatters, useTimeout for auto-disposing timers, useElapsed for relative-time readers that re-render on unit boundaries, and useStopwatch for start/stop/reset counters.

Exports

• now() — Date.now()
• date(ts?) — YYYY-MM-DD
• datetime(ts?) — YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
• time(ts?) — HH:MM (documented below)
• timeWithSeconds(ts?) — HH:MM:SS
• day(ts?, lang?) — locale-aware weekday + date
• measure(name, cb, report?) — run cb, reporting its time
• timing(fn) — milliseconds fn took
• useTimeout(cb, delay, ...args) — auto-disposing, reactive-delay timer
• useElapsed(timestamp) — relative time without per-second renders
• useStopwatch(opts?) — start / stop / reset counter

time

time(timestamp = now()) formats a timestamp as HH:MM. The other clock formatters are date, datetime, timeWithSeconds, and day; all default to now().

Examples

Format the current time

Renders the current HH:MM clock. Pass a timestamp to format any other moment.

import { render } from 'pota'
import { time } from 'pota/use/time'

function App() {
	return <p>It is {time()}</p> // e.g. '14:25'
}

render(App)