startValues cannot be negative. about easytimer.js HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi!

It seems strange that a timer uses negative values. Why do you need this feature? Maybe you can use the timer in a more common way.

Best regards!

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I'm creating a workout app for our office. I'll spare you the details on this but i need the timer to start at -4 seconds as we need this for preparation time as we cannot start a workout instantly.
Of course i can create a workaround, but a native solution would be better.

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It has sense. Give me a few days and I'll try to make a new version with this feature. For now, you could use 2 differents timers, one for the countdown and another for counting the time that will start when the countdown finishes.

Best regards!

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Thanks albert. I'll keep an eye out for any changes.
For now i'll add that second timer.

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Hi again, Michael!

I have just published v2.1.0. Now you can use negative values in startValues and target params. I hope it helps you.

Regards!

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Hi Albert,

Thanks for the new release!
I'll update the package tomorrow and change my code.

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