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svelte-reactive-timer

v0.0.2

Published

A reactive timer for Svelte.

Readme

svelte-reactive-timer

A reactive timer for Svelte.

Features

  • Declarative timer using Svelte Runes.
  • Can pause, stop, resume and reset timer.
  • Data-bindable properties, like status, elapsed, remaining, and duration.
  • Tracks current time, so it can be used as a data-bindable clock.
  • Configurable update precision.
  • Fully typed.

Example

REPL

<script lang="ts">
  import { Timer } from 'svelte-reactive-timer'

  // timer is for 10 seconds
  const timer = new Timer(10_000)
</script>

<h1>{timer.elapsed/1000}s</h1>

<p>Status: {timer.status}</p>
<p>Remaining: {timer.remaining/1000}s</p>

<button onclick={() => timer.start()}>
  Start
</button>

<button onclick={() => timer.stop()}>
  Stop
</button>

API

Constructor

// 10s timer
const timer = new Timer(10_000)

// 10s timer that will update every ~1s
const timer = new Timer(10_000, { precision: 1_000 })

Attributes

All attributes are bindable.

// duration in ms
timer.duration

// elapsed ms
timer.elapsed

// remaining ms
timer.remaining

// status of the timer, either "running", "paused" or "stopped"
timer.status

// true when status is "running"
timer.isRunning

// true when status is "stopped"
timer.isStopped

// true when status is "paused"
timer.isPaused

// last updated time, can be used as a clock
timer.time

Start timer

Starts the timer and sets status to running.

timer.start()

Stop timer

Stops updating the timer and sets status to stopped.

timer.stop()

Pause timer

Stops the timer and sets status to paused.

timer.pause()

Resume timer

Resumes the timer and sets status to running.

timer.resume()

Reset timer

Resets the timer to the start, and sets status to running.

timer.reset()

// can change duration during reset (optional)
timer.reset(20_000)

License

MIT