Hey Guys and Gals,
I created an NPM library a while ago that I thought I’d share it with you.
It’s a library for creating timers; I made it whilst working on the Pomodoro Project as I was having a hard time managing the view code and the logic involved with calculating the time. I decided to abstract the timer part out into it’s own function and eventually developed it into an NPM package.
I also had a few ideas for separate projects (that I’m still working on 
) that involved timers with specifically formatted outputs and there wasn’t really an existing package that did what I wanted at the time, hence the motivation to create this.
I’ve iterated and updated it for quite a bit now and I’m happy with how it’s turned out; it’s probably the one project I’ve spend the most time on.
Anyways, let me know what you think and by all means send a pull request / create an issue if you want to add / improve / fix something.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/timrjs
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Wow congratulations! Is it a coincidence that I published last night or did mine inspire you? I’ll definitely check it out. NM just checked it out and you first published about a month ago. Good job
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Cheers dude 
.
I actually published it march 2016 , I did intend to share it with the community then but I kinda just forgot (also I’m not sure the forum was around then); your post reminded me that I should probably to share it 
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Nice work. I’m going to try to abstract more of my useful code.
By the way I’m a female (but you can still call me dude). I use the same screenname on FCC, Gitter and Github all of which have my real name (Suzanne).
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Thanks Suzanne .
Sorry for the gender assumption, one of my mates goes by bear online so my brain made an unconscious connection
AdventureBear is my tiny stuffed traveling companion from 20 years ago. He’s a little tattered.
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I don’t quite understand how to install it to a live website. Is there any way someone can link me to a simple instruction
Hi @njanne19
You can include it in a script tag, like you might with jQuery, with the following link: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/timrjs/latest/timr.min.js. It then exposes Timr as a global variable, like jQuery exposes $.
Usage instructions are here: https://github.com/joesmith100/timrjs#usage
The installation instructions are here: https://github.com/joesmith100/timrjs#installation if you want to install it with npm or bower.
If you have any questions let me know
Thanks! @joesmith100
I look forward to using your work in my future projects
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