It allows you to create timers by writing very few JavaScript code.
<!-- MasterTime v1.2.0 BETA -->
<script src="mastertime-1.2.0.js"></script>
MT.build("*[mt-time]");
MT.build(".time");
MT.build("#time");
<div mt-time="50"></div>
<div class="time" mt-time="50"></div>
<div id="time" mt-time="50"></div>
<div mt-ago="68"></div>
output: 1 minute ago
<div mt-ago="7400"></div>
output: 2 hour ago
Notice: After library addition
<script src="mastertime-1.2.0.js"></script>
<script>
MT.configure("ago",{
second: 'saniye',
minute: 'dakika',
hour: 'saat',
day: 'gün',
week: 'hafta',
month: 'ay',
year: 'yıl',
ago: 'önce',
format: '<div class="post-date"><i>{t} </i> <b>{k}</b> {a}</div>'
});
</script>
Number: {t} Time value. e.g. 48
String: {k} Time keyword. e.g. minute
String: {a} Ago keyword. e.g. ago
Use it in an unordered and free manner.
format: '<div class="a"><i>{t} </i> <b>{k}</b> {a}</div>'
This feature is necessary to set up a counter. If not specified, it will not work. Zero by default
<div mt-time></div>
output: 00:00:00 #Up count
<div mt-time="60"></div>
output: 00:00:60 #Down count
It is meant to indicate when the timer will stop.
Zero by default if down count, Infinite by default if up count
<div mt-time="60" mt-end="21"></div>
<div mt-time="60" mt-end="120"></div>
It is meant to indicate what direction the timer will count.
<div mt-time="0" mt-way="up"></div>
<div mt-time="60" mt-way="down"></div>
$MT = {
ago : value,
complete : value,
end : value,
interval : value,
name : value,
show : value,
date : value,
format : value,
start : value,
target : value,
time : value,
way : value
}
It allows you to run a function/jscode when the timer starts.
Example 1:
<div mt-time="60" mt-start="console.log('timer start.');"></div>
Example 2:
<div mt-time="10" mt-start="$MT.target.classList.add = 'animated bounce';"></div>
Example 3 (jQuery):
<div mt-time="10" mt-start="$($MT.target).addClass('animated bounce');"></div>
You can run a function as long as the timer is running.
Example 1:
<div mt-time="60" mt-interval="console.log('timer interval.');"></div>
Example 2:
<div mt-time="10" mt-interval="$MT.time < 5 ? $MT.target.style.color = 'red' : false;"></div>
Example 3 (jQuery):
<div mt-time="10" mt-interval="$MT.time < 5 ? $($MT.target).css('color', 'red') : false;"></div>
You can run a function when the timer stops.
Example 1:
<div mt-time="60" mt-complete="console.log('timer complete.');"></div>
Example 2:
<div mt-time="10" mt-complete="$MT.target.style.display = 'none';"></div>
Example 3 (jQuery):
<div mt-time="10" mt-complete="$($MT.target).css('display', 'none');"></div>
Your timer will give you a name. This name is a tag that timer is needed to stop from the outside.
<div mt-time="60" mt-name="Test" mt-complete="console.log('Test complete')"></div>
<div mt-time="53" mt-name="Test" mt-complete="console.log('Test complete')"></div>
<div mt-time="26" mt-name="Test" mt-complete="console.log('Test complete')"></div>
- mt-complete will not work.
<button onclick="MT.destroy('Test')"></button>
- mt-complete will work.
<button onclick="MT.destroy('Test', true)"></button>
D: Day M: Month Y: Year h: Hour m: Minute s: Second
<div mt-date="DD.MM.YYYY|hh:mm:ss"></div>
<div mt-date="DD.MM.YYYY"></div>
<div mt-date="hh:mm:ss"></div>
<div mt-date="DD.MM"></div>
<div mt-date="DD|hh:mm"></div>
<div mt-date="DD|hh"></div>
<div mt-date="DD"></div>
<div mt-time="50" mt-format="{h} | {m} | {s}"></div>
Output:
<div>00 | 00 | 50</div>
<div
class="date"
mt-date="17.06.2015"
mt-format="<i>{Y} year</i><i>{M} month</i><i>{D} day</i><i>{h} hour</i><i>{m} minute</i><i>{s} second ago</i>"></div>
Output:
<div class="date">
<i>2 year</i>
<i>1 month</i>
<i>23 day</i>
<i>16 hour</i>
<i>56 minute</i>
<i>33 second ago</i>
</div>
MT.templates["dateTemplate"] = "<i>{Y} year</i><i>{M} month</i><i>{D} day</i><i>{h} hour</i><i>{m} minute</i><i>{s} second ago</i>";
<div
class="date"
mt-date="17.06.2015"
mt-format="@dateTemplate"></div>
Output:
<div class="date">
<i>2 year</i>
<i>1 month</i>
<i>23 day</i>
<i>16 hour</i>
<i>56 minute</i>
<i>33 second ago</i>
</div>
<div class="time"></div>
$(".time").mastertime({
"mt-time" : 50,
"mt-way" : "up",
"mt-interval" : "console.log($MT.time)"
})
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