Restart timer component with new duration after onComplete event in React

[EmmS21]

Trying to create an event handler that changes the duration of the timer each time the timer reaches zero.

The clock initially runs down from 5 seconds, when it reaches zero I change the state, then use this to change the new value assigned to the clock.

For a more practical example. When the clock initially runs to zero, I change my stage state to 2, setting the timer to 6 seconds. When this clocks runs down, I change my stage state to 3, setting the timer to 7 seconds and so on, until I stop at stage 5

This is my code:

  const [ timer, setTimer ] = useState(5)
  const [stage, setStage] = useState(1)
  const timerMap = {
        2: 6,
        3: 7,
        4: 8,
        5: 9
    }
  const changeTimeHandler = (timer, setTimer) => {
        setStage(stage+1)
        setTimer(timerMap[stage])
        return { delay:1 }
  }
    console.log(timer)
  return (
    <div className="App">
      <div className="timer-wrapper">
        <CountdownCircleTimer
          isPlaying
          duration={timer}
          colors={["#004777", "#F7B801", "#A30000", "#A30000"]}
          colorsTime={[10, 6, 3, 0]}
          onComplete={() => (changeTimeHandler(timer, setTimer))}
          size={100}
        >
          {renderTime}
        </CountdownCircleTimer>
      </div>
    </div>
  );

When I run my code I get the error:

Warning: Received NaN for the 'strokeDashoffset' attribute. If this is expected, cast the value to a string.

Any ideas what's going wrong?

[Vasil Dimitrov]

Hey @EmmS21, when you change the time/duration the timer will not reset its state but it will continue from where it was left. I guess what you want is restart the timer and to do that you just need to pass a key prop to the CountdownCircleTimer like so < CountdownCircleTimer key={timer} ... >. This will make sure to restart the timer when you change the duration.

[Vasil Dimitrov]

I am closing this issue due to inactivity,