React timer component (higher-order)

> A React higher-order timer component

Keep your components simple, testable and composable by using higher-order components.
This higher-order timer component will re-render your component at the desire rate (in milliseconds).

This higher-order component takes care of when to call render on your component, so your component has only to care about the rendering logic.

> A higher-order component is just a function that takes an existing component and returns another component that wraps it.

Read about higher-order components here (applies to deku as well): __Mixins Are Dead. Long Live Composition__.

__Demo__: http://jsbin.com/nalixa/edit?html,js,output

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- Countdowns (time remaining)
- Timers (time elapsed)
- Forcing regular updates / refresh of time-based contents

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- Stop and resume a timer
- Change its delay on the fly
- Synchronize with a timestamp (local or server clock)

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``sh
npm install --save react-timer-hoc
`

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Create a new component by wrapping your component with __timer(delay)(Component)__ HOC. Alongside the properties you specify, the created component will receive a timer property containing:
- A tick value (incremented)
- The specified delay value
- stop, resume and setDelay functions

__Important notice with ES5__

> babel 6 changed the way transpiled default exports work. See Babel 6 changes how it exports default on stack overflow.

`javascript
// ES5
var timer = require('react-timer-hoc').default;
`

`javascript
// ES2015+
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import timer from 'react-timer-hoc';

function myComponent({ timer }) {
return