jCountdown - jQuery Countdown Plugin

##Version 1.5.0

Options

dataAttr - Default null
	Can be used instead of date option when you want to specify the date on a data-* attribute on an element. 
	Just pass the name here.
	Example: If attribute is data-cdate, pass "cdate"
		
date - Default: null
	(Must be a valid date string or Date object)


digits - Default: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
	(Array of numbers used for digits in countdown)
	Example: Arabic would be ['٠', '١', '٢', '٣', '٤', '٥', '٦', '٧', '٨', '٩']

direction - Default: "down"
	Countdown Direction, "down" for down to a date, and up for "up" from a date

yearText - Default: 'years'
	Used by template

monthText - Default: 'months'
	Used by template

weekText - Default: 'weeks'
	Used by template
	
dayText - Default: 'days'
	Used by template
	
hourText - Default:  'hours'
	Used by template
	
minText - Default:  'mins'
	Used by template
	
secText - Default: 'sec'
	Used by template

timeWrapElement - Default: 'span'
	Used by template for building countdown

textWrapElement - Default: 'span'
	Used by template for building countdown

timeWrapClass - Default: ''
	Used by template for building countdown so you can style your coundown

textWrapClass - Default: 'cd-time'
	Used by template for building countdown so you can style your coundown

timeSeparator - Default: ''
	(String) Separator for each time section
					
yearsAndMonths - Default: false
	(Boolean. If set to true, jCountdown counts down the years/months as well)
			
hoursOnly - Default: false
	(Boolean. If set to true, jCountdown ignores days left and add converts to hours and adds this to the hours left)
			
minsOnly - Default: false
	(Boolean. If set to true, jCountdown ignores days/hours and add converts to minutes and adds this to the minutes left)
			
secsOnly - Default: false
	(Boolean. If set to true, jCountdown ignores days/hours/minutes left and converts to seconds and adds this to seconds left)

weeks - Default: false
	(Boolean. When set to true, after months left are calculated, weeks left will be calculated.)

updateTime - Default: 1000
	(Interval in milliseconds when the Countdown should update the time)

minus - Default: false
	(Boolean. Whether the Countdown should have to go into minus figures, especially when counting down to a date)

onStart - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown first starts)
		
onChange - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown time updates)

onLocaleChange - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown locale is changed)	

onComplete - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown time updates)

onPause - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown Plugin is paused )

onResume - Default: null
	(Callback function for when the Countdown Plugin is resumed from pause)

leadingZero - Default: false
	(Boolean. Whether time values should have a leading zero for values < 10. e.g 09)

offset - Default: null
	int or float (Offset in hours, can be used for setting countdown time to match server time)

serverDiff - Default: null
	int (servertime in milliseconds, e.g (time() * 1000)

stopwatch - Default: false
	(Boolean. When set to true, when has countdown is resumed from being paused, it carries on from the date it paused at, not the date it resumes from.)

isRTL - Default: false
	(Boolean). Set to true when using a Right-To-Left language

Methods

changeLocale (since 1.5.0) - Accepts a string
    Example: $("#time").countdown("changeLocale", "fr");

changeSettings - Accepts an object map, the same as when first initialising the plugin
    Example: $("#time").countdown("changeSettings", options);

getSettings - Returns setting/settings from countdown plugin, as well as the timer
    Example: var currentSettings = $("#time").countdown("getSettings");
    Example: var dateSetting = $("#time").countdown("getSettings", "date");

resume - Resumes the countdown, if previously pauses, otherwise this method does nothing
    Example: $("#time").countdown("resume");

pause - Pauses the countdown, simple as
    Example: $("#time").countdown("pause");

complete - Triggers the complete event and ends the countdown early. Also removes timer and unbinds any events.
    Example: $("#time").countdown("complete");

destroy - Removes timer and unbinds any events, puts the DOM Element back to its original HTML state
    Example: $("#time").countdown("destroy");


Settings you can access in all events through settings object:

daysLeft
hrsLeft
minsLeft
secLeft
timer (id for Interval)
offset
updateTime
hoursOnly (boolean)
yearsAndMonths (boolean)
date
minus (boolean)
htmlTemplate

Events - (since 1.4.2)

You can bind/unbind to these events using .on and .off()

- countStart
- countChange
- countComplete
- countPause
- countResume
- localeChange

Usage

//Simple
$(document).ready(function(){
	$("#time").countdown({
	    "date" : "july 30, 2011"
	});
});

License

This plugin is licensed under the MIT License (LICENSE.txt).

Copyright (c) 2013 Tom Ellis