Simple Timer : jQuery Countdown Timer Plugin

Simple.Timer

A jQuery plugin that creates a countdown timer.

Usage

Set the desired duration using either data-seconds-left or data-minutes-left data attributes.

<div class='timer' data-minutes-left=3></div> <div class='timer' data-seconds-left=180></div>

Then start the timer with:

$('.timer').startTimer();

The plugin creates <div> elements with the following CSS classes by default:

• jst-hours
• jst-minutes
• jst-seconds
• jst-clearDiv
• jst-timeout (added only when the timer is finished)

Here's an example of the HTML of a finished timer:

<div class="timer jst-timeout" data-seconds-left="3">   <div class="jst-hours">00:</div>   <div class="jst-minutes">00:</div>   <div class="jst-seconds">00</div>   <div class="jst-clearDiv"></div> </div>

The default CSS classes can be used to style the timer or we can specify custom classes via the classNames option. Like this:

$('.timer').startTimer({   classNames: {     hours: 'myClass-hours',     minutes: 'myClass-minutes',     seconds: 'myClass-seconds',     clearDiv: 'myClass-clearDiv',     timeout: 'myClass-timeout'   } });

Options

For more options, checkout http://csouza.me/jQuery-Simple-Timer/ and some more examples.

Install

This plugin can be installed manually from github or via npm.

Manual

Clone the repository and reference the jquery.simple.timer.js file from your html:

<script src="jquery.js"></script> <script src="jquery.simple.timer.js"></script>

npm

To install from npm, run:

npm install jquery-simple-timer --save 

jQuery is NOT installed automatically. We need to install jQuery (npm install jquery --save) and then pass it as an argument to the return value of the require() statement. Here's an example:

// file: client.js "use strict";  let $ = require("jquery"); require("jquery-simple-timer")($); // passing jQuery as argument  $(function(){   $('.timer').startTimer(); });

Tests

Open tests/index.html

Contributors

• Carlos Souza
• Rafael Oshiro
• ASCIIcat
• Vicky Leong
• Alex Sandro