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analog-clock-element
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<analog-clock>
A Custom Element for an analog clock.
mode
(string
): stopwatch
or clock
.size
(number
): Width and height in pixel.marks
(number
): Number of markings on the edge of the clock for telling the time.ticks
(boolean
): Whether to display the hour numbers on the dial.::part(tick)
: The numbers on the dial.::part(tick)
: The numbers on the dial.::part(tick1)
...::part(tick12)
: Each of the nubmers on the dial.::part(clock)
: The clock face.::part(marks)
: The markings on the edge of the clock.::part(hand-hour)
: The hour hand.::part(hand-minute)
: The minute hand.::part(hand-second)
: The second hand.analogClock.mode = 'clock'/'stopwatch'
switches mode between clock and stopwatch.analogClock.toggleStopwatch()
starts and stops the stop watch.analogClock.resetStopwatch()
resets stopwatch to 0.analogClock.getTimeElapsed()
get time elapsed in ms
.In Safari, quickly switching between mode might result in janky animation. Related bug reports:
FAQs
A element with stopwatch features.
The npm package analog-clock-element receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, analog-clock-element popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that analog-clock-element demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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