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progress-timer

v0.1.0

Published

An event base progress timer with start,pause,reset

Downloads

2

Readme

Progress Timer

An event base accurate timer with start,pause,reset

Quick Example

  1. clone or download the project
  2. cd examples
  3. open examples in browser

or edit on jsfiddle

Install

ProgressTimer is an UMD module, so you can

<script src="../progress-timer.js"></script>

or do this

require('progress-timer')

Basic Usage


var timer = new ProgressTimer({
  total: 3000 // total time,the unit is ms,default to Infinity
})

timer.on('change', function (currentTime, timer) {
	// do something
})
timer.start()

Documentation

options

  • total - Defaults to Infinity, total execute time
  • interval - Defaults to 1000 / 60 for 60 fps, execute interval

methods

  • start(time) - start or continue timer
    • time(optional) - Start timer from time. If no time provided, timer will start from 0(zero) or continue from last pause time
  • pause() - Pause timer
  • stop() - Stop timer
  • reset() - Same as stop, only an alias method
  • current(time) - Get current time in ms or change current time
    • time(optional) - Get current time if time not provided .Or set current time if time provided
  • currentProgress() - Get current progress in percent( same as timer.current() / timer.total)
  • state() - Get current state (init | started | pause | completed)
  • on(event, callback)
    • event(string) - change | start | pause | reset | completed | seek
    • callback(function) - Callback for spec event

License

MIT