jQuery.countDown is a simple library for displaying a dynamic, real-time countdown clock on a page.

Choose the element where you'd like the countdown to appear and the date that you're counting down to, and we'll do the rest:

$('div.foo').countDown('01/01/2023 14:59:59');

If you'd like to change the format of the markup injected, then pass a second parameter with some HTML:

$('div.foo').countDown({
	endDate:        '01/01/2013 14:59:59',
	templateString: '<div class="countdown">There are <span class="hours">{{ hours }}<span> hours to go.</div>'
});

Valid tags are:

{{ days }}
{{ hours }}
{{ minutes }}
{{ seconds }}

If you are using multiple count downs on a page you can override the defaults like so:

$.fn.countDown.defaultOptions.templateString = '<div>{{ days }} days to go!</div>';
$('div.foo1').countDown('01/01/2023 14:59:59');
$('div.foo2').countDown('01/02/2023 14:59:59');
$('div.foo3').countDown('01/03/2023 14:59:59');

This software is licensed under the MIT license, as per the included LICENSE file. Use it however you like, in whatever type of project you like, with whatever modifications you'd like.