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README
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TypeWriter.JS has an object named typeWriter. It has the following properties :
-> elmt # The id of the TypeWriter section, it can be anything you want (eg. : #typeWriter) -> selector # Represents the DOM element -> linesToDisplay # The array that represents all the lines you want to display. # Each element of the array represents a line. -> firstDelay # Number of ms of the first delay, right before the very first line begins to be displayed -> typingDelay # Number of ms for the delay of the display for each letters -> afterLineDelay # Number of ms for the delay after each lines is displayed -> endTimeOut # Number of ms for the delay after the user has pressed the Enter key -> endText # The text that has to be displayed for TypeWriter.endTimeOut ms when the user has pressed the Enter key It also has the following methods :
-> typeIt() # The main function. # This is a recursive function that is called until the current element of the array has text to display. # If the current element has finished to be displayed, a event is triggered, which allows the program to # display the next line. -> appendTypeWriterItem() # This method appends an empty span item into the TypeWriter.selector element. # If no args are given, it appends a span with no data attribute (usefull for displaying the very last # line). # Else, if an argument is given, it appends a span with a data-text attribut containing the text to display -> start() # This is the method that starts the script. # This is where the custom event TypeWriter:linedisplayed triggered by the TypeWriter.typeIt() method is catched. -- Notice that when all the lines has been displayed, it triggers another custom event inside the on(TypeWriter:linedisplayed) function -- # Also catches the TypeWriter:finished custom event and waits for the user to press the Enter key. 
