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@laterhq/vue-timer

v1.4.1

Published

Yet another intuitive Vue Timer

Downloads

14

Readme

Vue Timer

Yet another intuitive Vue Timer

Installation

pnpm install @laterhq/vue-timer

Usage

See usage Examples

API

useTimer(options, callback?)

  • options

    • log?: boolean: Enables or disables logging (default: false).
    • immediate?: boolean: If true, the timer starts immediately upon creation (default: false).
    • interval?: number: Time interval for recurring execution (default: 1).
    • ttl?: number{ms,s,m,h} | Date: Time duration or due DateTime for a one-time execution (default: 60000ms).
  • callback: Optional callback function to be executed when the timer ends.

Timer Properties

  • timerId: Timer ID based on setInterval API.
  • live: Current system DateTime.
  • due: DateTime instance when the timer ends.
  • status: The current status of the timer.
  • duration: The total ttl in milliseconds.
  • used: The time elapsed since the timer started/resumed.
  • left: The time remaining until the timer expires.
  • isRunning: Indicates whether the timer is running.
  • hasExpired: Indicates whether the timer has expired.

Timer Methods

  • pause(): Pauses the timer.
  • resume(): Resumes the paused timer.
  • start(): Starts the timer.
  • setTtl(newTtl?, newImmediate?): Sets the timer duration and starts if option.immediate or newImmediate is true.
  • stop(): Stops the timer.
  • restart(): Restarts the timer.

NB: You can always clear or stop the timer using clearInterval(timer.timerId) when needed