@bigandy/time-in-location

<time-in-location> web component

provided with a time and timezone, this component spits out that time in the users timezone.

e.g. <time-in-location tz="europe/rome" time="12:10"></time-in-location> will output what 12:10 Rome time is in your current timezone. i.e. in Paris (same timezone) it will be 12:10, whereas in New York it will be 06:10.

Attributes

tz

provide a country code e.g. tz="europe/paris" and the component will show the time of that city's timezone. To get the full list you can get it with: Intl.supportedValuesOf("timeZone");. If no tz attribute is supplied, the time will be that of the computer.

twelve-hours

if you want the time to use a twelve hours clock then use the twelve-hours attribute.

hide-seconds

hate showing the seconds? use the hide-seconds attribute.

label

want to provide a label to show what time the component corresponds to? Use the label attribute.

Parts

Current exposed parts are:

• label if you provide a label with the label attribute.
• time - the whole numeric time part of the html. Not the label or the time-difference.
• number - the hours, minutes, seconds used in the clock.
• seperator this is the two dots between the hour/minute/second.
• suffix - the am/pm if using twelve-hours prop.