Merge pull request #65 from AdaGold/kp/timestamp

Add timestamp explanation

project-docs/setup.md

@@ -18,9 +18,16 @@ Once you've identified which data will be used by which components, consider the
 
 Finally, after analyzing the provided data and designing a set of components and their relationships to the data, you should write down your proposed design.
 
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 Consider discussing your design with a classmate. Is their design different from yours? If so, discuss the reasoning for each of yours designs and determine any possible pros/cons for both approaches.
 
+### Hint: The `TimeStamp` Component
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+The `TimeStamp` component has already been implemented for you. The `ChatEntry` component should use an instance of the `TimeStamp` component.
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+The `TimeStamp` component expects one `prop`: `time`.
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+If this component receives `time` through `props` correctly, it will render the time in a nice format!
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 ## Setup
 
 After forking and cloning this repo you must run `yarn install` in the project directory. This will download and install all of the necessary node modules required by the project. After that finishes successfully, run `yarn start` to begin the local development server.

project-docs/wave-01.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Update the `ChatEntry` and `App` components to display a single chat message bub
 
 A good way to test this code as you write it would be to take the first chat message from the JSON data file and use it as the data for the `ChatEntry` component.
 
-`ChatEntry` should have props which match the elements from each chat message in the JSON data file: `sender`, `body`,  and `timeStamp`. Note: We do not need to include the `id` and `liked` fields for Wave 01.
+`ChatEntry` should have props which match the elements from each chat message in the JSON data file: `sender`, `body`,  and `timeStamp`. Note: We do not need to include the `id` and `liked` fields for Wave 01. Additionally, don't forget about the [hint](./setup.md#hint-the-timestamp-component) from the setup docs!
 
 ## Styling