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iauction

v0.0.9

Published

helps you watch your countdown

Downloads

1

Readme

iAuction

npm GitHub code size in bytes

Helps you watch your countdown

Installation

Using NPM:

npm install iauction

Using Yarn:

yarn add iauction

Usage

// basic
const iauction = require("iauction")
...
iauction({
  countdownInMin: 1,
  startDate: "2022/04/26 17:30:00",
  endDate: "2022/04/26 17:30:00",
  callback: (time) => console.log(time),
});

// UNIX date
iauction({
  countdownInMin: 2,
  startDate: 1650974160000,
  endDate: 1650974400000,
  callback: (time) => console.log(time),
});

// e.g React JS
import iauction from "iauction"

...
useEffect(() => {
  iauction({
    countdownInMin: 1,
    startDate: "2022/04/26 17:33:00",
    endDate: "2022/04/26 17:33:00",
    callback: (time) => console.log(time),
    // time ~ { start: [bool], time: [string], reps: [integer] }
  });
}, [])

| Parameters | Value type | Description | Information | | ---------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | countdownInMin | integer | set your timer interface, it will affect to your callback | default 2 | startDate | string | when to start, basically the timer always do their job, but start and reps will tell you is the status was start (boolean) and how many repetition (reps) left until the status start change to true | use your local time and set with the format (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss) this will be convert to universal time in the system | | endDate | string | when the countdown should stop and don't call your callback again | use your local time and set with the format (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss) this will be convert to universal time in the system | | callback | function | this function will return the { start: [boolean], time: [string], reps: [integer] } | start: indicates is now time to start?, time: indicates the countdown, reps: how many repetition has been through from startDate |

Why iAuction?

iauction helps you to watch your countdown and set the start and end datetime easier by using your local time.

iauction methods are great for:

✏️ notes: please create your branch by following this format: ([username]-[feature_name])