Create

Example

const Timer = require('nodetimer.js')
const timer = new Timer(
'5 seconds',
's',
() => { console.log("Timer is done!") },
(at) => { console.log(at) } 
)

Params (in order)

endAt

The first parameter is endAt. This is when the timer should stop. It can be in milliseconds or a string like 5 seconds (powered by millisecond)

tickTime

The second option is tickTime. This is how often it should tick. Options are ms for once every millisecond or s, once every second.

onEnd

The third param is onEnd. This is a callback to run when the timer has completed.

() => { console.log('done') }

onTick

The final param is onTick. This is a callback to run when the time elapses.

(at) => { console.log(`The timer is currently at ${at}!`) }