jQuery expireAt

About

The plugins purpose is to help you indicate once an html element has to expire. Once an expire date has been reached, a class will be added expireAt-expired to the element. As well as a callback function will be executed.

Usage

1. Include jQuery:

   <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.0.0/jquery.min.js"></script>

2. Include plugin's code:

   <script src="jquery.expireAt.min.js"></script>

3. Add the data-expire-at attribute with the expiration date to the elements you want to expire:

   <tr class="element" data-expire-at='2015-03-06 14:09:09'></tr>

4. Call the plugin:

   $(".element").expireAt({
   	interval: 60000, // Set an custom interval you want the plugin to iterate through the elements. The default is 60 seconds
   	callback: function(element){
   		console.warn('Expired:', element); // You can use this callback function to handle the expired element
   	}
   });

demo/

Contains a simple HTML file to demonstrate the plugin.

src/

This is where the source code is stored.