TmOdometer

TmOdometer is a lightweight JavaScript library for creating animated numeric counters with smooth transitions and precise decimal handling. It is ideal for projects requiring dynamic number animations.

Table of Contents

1. Project Overview
2. Features
3. Screenshots
4. Environment Setup
   • Prerequisites
   • Setup Steps
5. Usage
   • How to Use
   • Configuration
   • Demos
6. Development
   • Setup for Development
7. Acknowledgments
8. Extras
   • Angular Version
9. Support
10. License

Project Overview

TmOdometer is inspired by and built on top of HubSpot's Odometer library. It enhances the original functionality by introducing modern TypeScript and ES Module support, along with precise decimal handling to ensure numbers with decimal places retain their accuracy during and after animations (e.g., 1200 with a precision of 2 will display as 1200.00). Designed for seamless integration into any JavaScript or TypeScript project, it works effortlessly with modern module systems and bundlers.

While TmOdometer is a fully standalone library, it is also used as the foundation for the Angular version, TmNgOdometer, which provides seamless integration with Angular applications.

Features

• Lightweight: Minimal dependencies and optimized for performance.
• TypeScript Support: Fully rewritten in TypeScript, the library provides type safety, an enhanced developer experience, and automatically generated type definitions.
• Flexible Integration: Works natively with ES Modules, CommonJS, AMD, and UMD bundles.
• Decimal Precision: Preserves decimal precision during animations.
• Customizable Themes: Supports various themes and animation styles.
• Dynamic Updates: Easily update values programmatically to trigger animations.

Screenshots

See the TmOdometer in action below:

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Environment Setup

Prerequisites

• Node.js/NPM

Setup Steps

1. Install the library via npm:

   npm install tm-odometer --save

2. Include one or more themes

   <link
     rel="stylesheet"
     href="node_modules/tm-odometer/themes/odometer-theme-default.css"
   />

Tip: Replace 'default' in the file path with any of the available themes: 'car', 'digital', 'minimal', 'plaza', 'slot-machine', 'train-station'.

3. Import the library using one of the following methods:

• ES Modules:

  import TmOdometer from 'tm-odometer';

Tip: If using TypeScript, types are directly provided with the library bundle.

• CommonJS:

  const TmOdometer = require('tm-odometer');

• AMD:

  require.config({
    baseUrl: './src',
    paths: {
      'tm-odometer': 'node_modules/tm-odometer/umd/tm-odometer',
    },
  });
  define(['tm-odometer'], function (TmOdometer) {});

• Direct Inclusion

  <script src="node_modules/tm-odometer/umd/tm-odometer.min.js"></script>

Usage

How to Use

Use the Library Programmatically

Once the library is imported, you can use it as follows:

const odometer = new TmOdometer({
  el: document.getElementById('odometer-element'),
  value: 1000,
  animation: 'count',
  duration: 2000,
  format: '(,ddd).dd',
  theme: 'default',
});

// Update the value programmatically
odometer.update(2000);

Tip: When included directly, the legacy Odometer constructor is also available for backward compatibility with older versions.

Add Odometer to an Element

Another way to use the library is to add the odometer class to any element in your HTML:

<div class="odometer">123</div>

Update the value programmatically:

document.querySelector('.odometer').innerHTML = 456;

// or

document.querySelector('.odometer').odometer.update(456);

Configuration

The library supports the following configuration options:

Option	Type	Default	Description
el	HTMLElement	null	The DOM element where the odometer will be rendered.
value	number	0	The initial value of the odometer.
animation	string	'slide'	Animation effect type. Options: 'slide', 'count'.
duration	number	2000 (ms)	Duration of the animation in milliseconds.
format	string	'(,ddd).dd'	Number format. Examples: '(,ddd)' → 12,345, '(,ddd).dd' → 12,345.67, (.ddd),dd → 12.345,67.
theme	string	'default'	Theme for the odometer. Options: 'default', 'car', 'digital', 'minimal', 'plaza', 'slot-machine', 'train-station'.

Global Configuration

You can configure all odometer instances globally by defining the window.odometerOptions object before including or importing the tm-odometer library:

<script>
  window.odometerOptions = {
    animation: 'count', // Animation type ('slide' or 'count')
    duration: 3000, // Animation duration in milliseconds
    format: '(,ddd).dd', // Number format
    theme: 'car', // Theme for all instances
  };
</script>
<script src="tm-odometer/umd/tm-odometer.min.js"></script>

Per-Instance Configuration

If you need to configure a single odometer instance differently from the global configuration, you can initialize it programmatically using the TmOdometer constructor:

<div id="custom-odometer"></div>

<script>
  const customOdometer = new TmOdometer({
    el: document.getElementById('custom-odometer'),
    value: 123,
    animation: 'count', // Animation type ('slide' or 'count')
    duration: 3000, // Animation duration in milliseconds
    format: '(,ddd).dd', // Number format
    theme: 'minimal', // Theme for this instance
  });

  // Update the value programmatically
  setTimeout(() => {
    customOdometer.update(4567.89);
  }, 1000);
</script>

Demos

To help you get started, TmOdometer includes a comprehensive set of demos showcasing its usage with different module formats (CJS, ESM, UMD, AMD, and legacy). Each demo is a self-contained project that you can run locally.

Available Demos

Demo	Description
ESM	Demonstrates usage with native ES Modules in modern browsers.
CJS	Demonstrates usage with CommonJS in bundlers such as Webpack or ESBuild.
UMD Browser	Demonstrates usage with UMD bundles directly in the browser via <script>.
UMD AMD	Demonstrates usage with AMD Modules in environments like RequireJS.
Legacy	Demonstrates usage with the legacy version for older browsers.

How to Run the Demos

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/mtmarco87/tm-odometer.git
   cd tm-odometer/demo

2. Run a Specific Demo:

   Each demo is a mini npm project. Navigate to the desired demo folder and follow the instructions below:

   • For ESM, CJS, and UMD AMD Demos:

     cd esm # Replace 'esm' with the desired demo folder (e.g., cjs, umd-amd)
     npm install
     npm start

   • For UMD Browser and Legacy Demos: These demos do not require npm. Simply open the index.html file in your browser:

     cd umd-browser # Replace 'umd-browser' with 'legacy' for the legacy demo
     open index.html

3. Explore the Code: Once the demo is running, explore the provided example to see how TmOdometer works with the selected module format. Feel free to modify the code to test different configurations, features, or integration scenarios.

Development

Setup for Development

1. Prerequisites:

   • Node.js/NPM
   • Ruby (for themes generation)

2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/mtmarco87/tm-odometer.git
   cd tm-odometer

3. Install Dependencies:

   npm install
   gem install compass

4. Build the Library:

   npm run build

5. Watch for Changes:

   npm run dev

6. Build Package:

   npm run pack

Acknowledgments

• HubSpot's Odometer: Original library by Adam Schwartz and Zack Bloom (GitHub).
• Special thanks to contributors and the open-source community for their invaluable support and inspiration.

Extras

Angular Version

If you are looking for an Angular version of this library, check out TmNgOdometer, which builds on this project and provides seamless integration with Angular applications.

Support

If you find this library useful, consider supporting its development:

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.