A time picker for your React app.

• Supports virtually any language
• No moment.js needed

• Install by executing npm install react-time-picker or yarn add react-time-picker.
• Import by adding import TimePicker from 'react-time-picker'.
• Use by adding <TimePicker />. Use onChange prop for getting new values.

A minimal demo page can be found in sample directory.

Online demo is also available!

React-Time-Picker will play nicely with React-Date-Picker and React-DateTime-Picker. Check them out!

Your project needs to use React 16.3 or later. If you use an older version of React, please refer to the table below to find a suitable React-Time-Picker version.

If you need to support legacy browsers like Internet Explorer 10, you will need to use Intl.js or another Intl polyfill along with React-Date-Picker.

Add React-Time-Picker to your project by executing npm install react-time-picker or yarn add react-time-picker.

Here's an example of basic usage:

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import TimePicker from 'react-time-picker';

function MyApp() {
  const [value, onChange] = useState('10:00');

  return (
    <div>
      <TimePicker onChange={onChange} value={value} />
    </div>
  );
}

If you want to use default React-Date-Picker and React-Clock styling to build upon it, you can import them by using:

import 'react-time-picker/dist/TimePicker.css';
import 'react-clock/dist/Clock.css';

Next.js and Vite do not allow components from node_modules to import styles. You'll need to follow instructions from Custom styling to get going.

Displays an input field complete with custom inputs, native input and a clock.

TimePicker component passes all props to React-Clock, with the exception of className (you can use clockClassName for that instead). There are tons of customizations you can do! For more information, see Clock component props.

The MIT License.

Wojciech Maj [email protected] https://wojtekmaj.pl