How do I make use of local Storage to store the hours, minutes and seconds? #148
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I've been able to make use of the awesome library which saved me some stress, but I'll love it if I could get an example where the props |
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Hi, although you might not need an answer to this anymore given my late reply (sorry for this), one way to store them in local storage (for whatever reason) could be via https://github.com/ndresx/react-countdown#ontick callback and the browser's native local storage API. The countdown itself though has nothing to do with the local storage. |
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Okay, thanks for the feedback |
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Hi, although you might not need an answer to this anymore given my late reply (sorry for this), one way to store them in local storage (for whatever reason) could be via https://github.com/ndresx/react-countdown#ontick callback and the browser's native local storage API.
The countdown itself though has nothing to do with the local storage.