jQuery plugin of countdown on html page
Examples of usage jQuery SyoTimer Plugin
- Periodic counting with the specified period
- Effects of change of indications of the countdown
- The correct declension of nouns next to numeral numerals
- An opportunity to add the language of countdown signatures which isn't included in the standard version of the plugin
- Callback after the end of the countdown timer with the possibility of changing the structure of the timer
- Custom formatting and styling timer
In a browser. Need download the latest release. And include the JavaScript file which you can find in the build
folder:
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/jquery.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/jquery.syotimer.min.js"></script>
Using npm:
$ npm install jquery-syotimer
Using yarn:
$ yarn add jquery-syotimer
Syotimer plugin can be integrated with plain JavaScript or with different module loaders.
Script Tag:
<script type="text/javascript">
jQuery(function ($) {
$(".selector_to_countdown").syotimer();
});
</script>
Common JS:
const $ = require("jquery");
require("jquery-syotimer");
$(".selector_to_countdown").syotimer();
Bundlers (Webpack, etc):
import $ from "jquery";
import "jquery-syotimer";
$(".selector_to_countdown").syotimer();
Classes is named by BEM methodology
<div class="syotimer">
<div class="syotimer__head"></div>
<div class="syotimer__body">
<div class="syotimer__item syotimer-cell syotimer-cell_type_day">
<div class="syotimer-cell__value">1</div>
<div class="syotimer-cell__unit">day</div>
</div>
<div class="syotimer__item syotimer-cell syotimer-cell_type_hour">
<div class="syotimer-cell__value">1</div>
<div class="syotimer-cell__unit">hour</div>
</div>
<div class="syotimer__item syotimer-cell syotimer-cell_type_minute">
<div class="syotimer-cell__value">1</div>
<div class="syotimer-cell__unit">minute</div>
</div>
<div class="syotimer__item syotimer-cell syotimer-cell_type_second">
<div class="syotimer-cell__value">1</div>
<div class="syotimer-cell__unit">second</div>
</div>
</div>
<div class="syotimer__footer"></div>
</div>
Example of css styles for syotimer in resources/default.css.
Option | Description | Type of Value | Default Value | Available Values |
---|---|---|---|---|
date |
date, which should count down timer | integer/Date | 0 | |
layout |
sets an order of layout of units of the timer: days (d) of hours ('h'), minute ('m'), second ('s'). | string | 'dhms' | |
doubleNumbers |
true - show hours, minutes and seconds with leading zeros (2 hours 5 minutes 4 seconds = 02:05:04) |
boolean | true | |
effectType |
The effect of changing the value of seconds | string | 'none' | 'none', 'opacity' |
lang |
localization of a countdown signatures (days, hours, minutes, seconds) | string | 'eng' | see Localization |
periodic |
true - the timer is periodic. If the date until which counts the timer is reached, the next value date which will count down the timer is incremented by the value periodInterval |
boolean | false | |
periodInterval |
the period of the timer in periodUnit (if periodic is set to true ) |
integer | 7 | >0 |
periodUnit |
the unit of measurement period timer | string | 'd' | 'd', 'h', 'm', 's' |
The use of the methods has the following syntax:
$('.your_selector_to_countdown').syotimer(nameOfMethod, param1, param2, ... , paramN);
setOption
- assigns a value to the option
Parameters:
- Name of option
- Value
Code examples:
$(".your_selector_to_countdown").syotimer("setOption", "effectType", "opacity");
By default the supported plugin languages:
Language | Value of lang option |
---|---|
English | 'eng' |
Russian | 'rus' |
Spanish | 'spa' |
Portuguese | 'por' |
Hebrew | 'heb' |
It is very simple to execute localization of a plugin under the language.
You need to add the translations of signatures to timer elements as the parameter of an object of $.syotimerLang
.
Then you need determine a new language in the syotimer options. For example we will add support of Spanish
(though this language is supported by default):
$.syotimerLang.spa = {
seconds: ["segundo", "segundos"],
minute: ["minuto", "minutos"],
hour: ["hora", "horas"],
day: ["dia", "dias"],
};
$(".your_selector_to_countdown").syotimer({
lang: "spa",
});
At the majority of languages a simple algorithm of determination of inducement of a noun after a numeral.
If numeral is equal 1
then need input first element from array. Otherwise - second element.
But there are languages in which more difficult rules of determination of the correct inducement of nouns after a numeral (for example, Russian).
For example, consider a completely synthetic language (let it be called "Nenglish"). It is very similar to English but there are significant differences in the spelling of nouns after numerals. Namely, the difference in the suffixes of these nouns:
- if the number ends with the digit
1
then to the noun added the suffix "one" (21 secondone, 1 minuteone, ...); - if the number ends with the digit
5
then the suffix is equal "five" (35 hourfive, 5 secondfive); - otherwise the suffix is equal to "s" (24 minutes, 3 days).
To add a Nenglish in Syotimer need first add all possible variants of a writing of the captions of the items of the plugin. The abbreviated name of the language will take "neng":
$.syotimerLang.neng = {
second: ["secondone", "secondfive", "seconds"],
minute: ["minuteone", "minutefive", "minutes"],
hour: ["hourone", "hourfive", "hours"],
day: ["dayone", "dayfive", "days"],
handler: function nengNumeral(number, words) {
var lastDigit = number % 10;
var index = 2;
if (lastDigit === 1) {
index = 0;
} else if (lastDigit === 5) {
index = 1;
}
return words[index];
},
};
The "handler" must contain a function that receive the two arguments: a number and an array of nouns. This method should return the the noun.
Then only have to specify the language when you create the instance Syotimer:
$(".your_selector_to_countdown").syotimer({
lang: "neng",
});
jQuery SyoTimer Plugin has been tested with jQuery 1.7+ on all major browsers:
- Firefox 2+ (Win, Mac, Linux);
- IE8+ (Win);
- Chrome 6+ (Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone);
- Safari 3.2+ (Win, Mac, iPhone);
- Opera 8+ (Win, Mac, Linux, Android, iPhone).
Gratitude to Yuri Danilchenko and Elena Levin.