Pick a meeting time across time zones, with conflicts named and best times one click away.
Import it and pass your content. The props that matter most are listed next.
import { FindTime, type FindTimeDay, type FindTimePerson, type FindTimeSlot } from "@/components/ui/notchset/blocks/find-time";
export function Schedule({ days, people }: { days: FindTimeDay[]; people: FindTimePerson[] }) {
return (
<FindTime
title="Planner v15 review"
zone="ZÜRICH"
days={days}
people={people}
onConfirm={(slot: FindTimeSlot) => fetch("/api/invites", { method: "POST", body: JSON.stringify(slot) })}
/>
);
}people–
{ initials, name, city, offset, hours, busy, me? }[]Hours and busy blocks are in the block's zone; offset (hours) gives each person's local time; busy has one list per day.
days–
{ weekday, date, month }[]The days to pick from, in the order busy lists them.
zone / title / eyebrow–
stringThe zone every time is shown in, and the header.
lengths / from / to–
number[] / numberMeeting lengths in minutes (30, 45, 60) and the hours on the lanes (8 to 19).
onConfirm–
(slot) => PromiseSend the invites; a rejection shows COULD NOT SEND and lets them try again.
FindTimedata-slot="find-time"
Length, days, lanes, best times and the confirm row.
components/ui/notchset/blocks/find-time.tsx
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