README.md.rx

# Timenames
Timenames provides you with a unique name for each second of the day.
You can see a demo [here](https://timenames.redpapr.com/).

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## How it started
I was working on a [sound recorder app](https://github.com/iaseth/rex)
that gave a default filename to each recording based on the current time.
I extracted the naming logic into a separate npm package called
[timenames](https://www.npmjs.com/package/timenames) and added a
[demo react app](https://timenames.redpapr.com/) for previewing.


![Timenames Demo](res/one-minute-demo.gif)


## How to use timenames in your project
Install the {{ "timenames" | NpmLink }} npm package:
=> npm install timenames

Import the `getTimeName()` function:
=> import { getTimeName } from "timenames";

Call the `getTimeName()` function to get a `timename`:
=> const timename = getTimeName();

You can optionally pass a time prop to get a `timename` for a specific time:
```
const t = Date.now();
const timename = getTimeName(t);
```


## Dependencies
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## Dev dependencies
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## License
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