Timer v2: Emit timer value from machine #161
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This is currently rendering "15" on the page (for the initial timer number). We need to decrease it by 1 each second. This is currently separate from the XState countdown timer, but there might be a way to read this value in future. This is a first step. We've spotted a bug where this is currently rendering multiple times, but we'll solve that soon.
We had to remove this to get the "countdown" switch statement to work, but maybe there's a way to get it working.
We feel keeping a separate implementation of timer in client and server could be a bit buggy. This is an investigation into tracking a timer value using state machines: - Added a timer machine - invoked machine from round machine on question answered - log the value in the console when the timer is running. The timer doesn't currently stop.
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This is a second attempt at getting the timer working - but emitting it from the state machine rather than managing it from client