watchface.js

A useless library to fill the gap between mobile and layout breaks

Or a cool easter egg for responsive perfectionists.

Live demo: https://on.ramon.codes/2k82hxi

How to use

Just call when you're ready:

Watchface({options object});

Options

• id: Watch id, will be created if unexistent. Default: 'watchface'.
• skin: Watch class name, if you want to customize via CSS.
• mode: Watch style. Available options: 'digital' and 'analog'. Default: 'digital'
• format: 12 or 24 hour format. Default: 12
• band: show digital clock on smaller screens (<80px). Default: true
• seconds: show seconds (digital and band clock). Default: false
• icon: icon html for digital clock, could be image, svg, FontAwesome, etc.
• customCSS: if true doesn't apply any CSS style
• leadingZero: show leading zero on hours. Default: true
• media: Values for media queries
  • watch: 280
  • band: 100
• colors: Values for colors, could be any CSS format
  • background: #000 Watch background
  • text: #FFF Digital clock text color
  • analogBackground: #FFF Analog clock background
  • analogText: #333 Analog clock text color
  • pointers: #333 Analog clock pointers color
  • secPointer: #FC0505 Analog clock second pointer color

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