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timestamp-witch-js

v1.0.0

Published

Advanced library for managing HTML elements based on timestamps with timezone support

Readme

TimestampWitchJs

npm version License: MIT

Advanced library for managing HTML elements based on timestamps with timezone support.

Features

  • Remove elements based on expiry timestamps with flexible format support
  • Pre-scheduling of removals for efficiency
  • Multiple timezone support (UTC, local, or specific timezones)
  • JavaScript and HTTP callbacks on element removal
  • Lazy loading with IntersectionObserver
  • Worker thread processing for performance
  • Intelligent rescanning with MutationObserver
  • Local storage caching for persistence
  • Debug mode for development
  • Batched DOM updates for smooth UI
  • Throttled removals

Installation

npm install timestamp-witch-js

Basic Usage

// Initialize with default settings
const witch = new TimestampWitchJs().init();

// Add expiry to an element
witch.addExpiryToElement(document.querySelector('.my-element'), '2025-04-04 09:30:00 UTC');

HTML Markup

<div class="match-card" 
     data-tc-expiry="2025-04-04 09:30:00"
     data-tc-timezone="America/New_York"
     data-tc-callbackFunction="updateCounter">
  Time-sensitive content
</div>

Advanced Configuration

See the full documentation for details on all configuration options and features.

Credits

Original idea by Saulius Morkevicius
Generated with the assistance of Claude 3.7 Sonnet

License

MIT