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@iladiro/angular-counter

v0.0.7

Published

Angular Counter plugin with countdown and progress bar, flexible and easily customizable

Downloads

26

Readme

Counter

Angular Counter plugin with countdown and progress bar, flexible and easily customizable

Before start

This library is compatible with Angular versions >=15.0.0.0

Note: Please use version 0.0.7, which is compatible with Angular versions >=15.0.0, older versions are only compatible with Angular version ^15.2.0. It was my mistake! Thank you

  1. npm i @iladiro/[email protected]
  2. Import IladiroCounterModule into your module from import { IladiroCounterModule } from '@iladiro/angular-counter';

Getting Setup

Use <iladiro-counter></iladiro-counter> selector to show the counter

Note: The example below shows the mandatory data!

<iladiro-counter [startDate]="'<yourDate>'" [endDate]="'<yourDate>'"></iladiro-counter>

Options

Other options are available besides the mandatory ones

property | type | required | default | notes ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- | ------------- startDate | string | yes | undefined | The format to be used is yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss endDate | string | yes | undefined | The format to be used is yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm:ss title | string | no | undefined | If this data is not passed, the title will not be displayed customClass | string | no | undefined | It can be useful to add a custom class to the counter expiredAlertText | string | no | Time is expired | This string is shown at the end of the countdown progressbarSize | string | no | undefined | To have different sizes (sm - md - lg - xxl) progressbarColor | string | no | undefined | To change the color of the bar daysLabel | string | no | Days | To show the day field label hoursLabel | string | no | Hours | To show the hours field label minutesLabel | string | no | Minutes | To show the minutes field label secondsLabel | string | no | Seconds | To show the seconds field label expiredEvent | event | no | undefined | When the counter expires, the event is issued. Value is a boolean