Simple timer implemented in javascript_javascript skills

I have recently written a lot of interactive mini-games on WeChat, such as snowflakes, limited-time clicks to win prizes, limited-time puzzles, limited-time answer questions, etc. They are all limited-time 'games' (actually not considered games, at most they are a bit entertaining) Just a small interaction)

There are 4 time limits listed above, yes, that’s right, what is recorded here is the recently written ‘timer’...

Well, the timer can be implemented with just one setInterval or setTimeout, and the code will not exceed ten lines!

But why not write a reusable timer with the mentality of looking for trouble?

1. Can count down and count forward

2. Reset, pause, stop, start functions

//计时器
window.timer = (function(){
  function mod(opt){
    //可配置参数 都带有默认值
    //必选参数
    this.ele = typeof(opt.ele)=='string'?document.getElementById(opt.ele):opt.ele;//元素
    //可选参数
    this.startT = opt.startT||0;//时间基数
    this.endT = opt.endT=='undefined'?24*60*60:opt.endT;//结束时间 默认为一天
    this.setStr = opt.setStr||null;//字符串拼接
    this.countdown = opt.countdown||false;//倒计时
    this.step = opt.step||1000;
    //不可配置参数
    this.timeV = this.startT;//当前时间
    this.startB = false;//是否启动了计时
    this.pauseB = false;//是否暂停
    this.init();
  }
  mod.prototype = {
    constructor : 'timer',
    init : function(){
      this.ele.innerHTML = this.setStr(this.timeV);
    },
    start : function(){
      if(this.pauseB==true||this.startB == true){
        this.pauseB = false;
        return;
      }
      if(this.countdown==false&&this.endT<=this.cardinalNum){
        return false;
      }else if(this.countdown==true&&this.endT>=this.startT){
        return false;
      }
      this.startB = true;
      var v = this.startT,
        this_ = this,
        anim = null;
      anim = setInterval(function(){
        if(this_.startB==false||v==this_.endT){clearInterval(anim);return false}
        if(this_.pauseB==true)return;
        this_.timeV = this_.countdown&#63;--v:++v;
        this_.ele.innerHTML = this_.setStr(this_.timeV);
      },this_.step);
    },
    reset : function(){
      this.startB = false;
      this.timeV = this.startT;
      this.ele.innerHTML = this.setStr(this.timeV);
    },
    pause : function(){
      if(this.startB == true)this.pauseB = true;
    },
    stop : function(){
      this.startB = false;
    }
  }
  return mod;
})(); 

Calling method:

var timerO_1 = new timer({
      ele : 'BOX1',
      startT : 0,
      endT : 15,
      setStr : function(num){
        return num+'s';
      }
    });
var timerO_2 = new timer({
      ele : 'BOX2',
      startT : 30,
      endT : 0,
      countdown : true,
      step : 500,
      setStr : function(num){
        return num+'s';
      }
    });

The method setStr passed in here is the string processing before the current time calculated by the counter is written to ele

Whether countdown is a countdown, the default is forward

You can get the current time through timerO.timeV

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