Time Picker
A simple shadcn/ui TimePicker component
Overview:
The Shadcn TimePicker is a basic tool designed to enhance the user experience in Shadcn UI projects by allowing users to easily select a time. It provides a straightforward solution for implementing time selection functionality in applications built on the Shadcn UI framework.
Features:
- Simple Interface: Easy-to-use interface for selecting the desired time.
- Customizable Styling: The TimePicker can be styled to match the overall design of the Shadcn UI project.
- Time Selection: Users can pick the desired time with a few clicks or taps.
- Responsive Design: Works smoothly on various device screen sizes.
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