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ls-countup

v1.2.5

Published

Just a simple count up

Downloads

26

Readme

Ls Countup

Just a simple count up.

Codacy Badge npm version

Instalation

npm i ls-countup

How to:

// Import all stuff
const { LsCountup, LsCountupOptions, LsCountupSufixes } = require('ls-countup')

// Target date to be the reference for the countup
const targetDate = new Date(/* MUST BE A BACKWARD DATE */)

// Event dispatched right after the countup starts
const onStart = ({ days, hours, minutes, seconds }) => { /* Do whatever you want... */ }

// Event dispatched ever 1 second
const onTick = ({ days, hours, minutes, seconds }) => { /* Do whatever you want... */ }

// Event dispatched right after the countup stops
const onStop = ({ days, hours, minutes, seconds }) => { /* Do whatever you want... */ }

// You can use the LsCountupSufixes class to change the sufixes of the tick on return
// This is the defaults: { days: 'd', hours: 'h', minutes: 'm', seconds: 's' }
const sufixes = new LsCountupSufixes({ days: ' days', hours: ' hours', minutes: ' minutes', seconds: ' seconds' })

// Create a new options class with the parameters
const options = new LsCountupOptions({ targetDate, onStart, onTick, onStop, sufixes })

// Create a new countup class
const countup = new LsCountup(options)

// starts to countup
countup.start();

// changes countup target date
const newTargetDate = new Date(/* MUST BE A BACKWARD DATE */)
countup.changeTargetDate(newTargetDate)

// stops to countup
countup.stop()