jmtimerbeam

Introduction

Welcome to the documentation page for JMTimerBeam, a powerful timer library for iOS development. This page aims to provide detailed information and instructions on how to use JMTimerBeam effectively in your projects.

Installation

To install JMTimerBeam in your iOS project, you can use CocoaPods. Simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'JMTimerBeam'

Then, run the following command in the terminal:

$ pod install

If you prefer manual installation, you can download the JMTimerBeam framework from the GitHub repository and manually add it to your project.

Usage

To start using JMTimerBeam, follow these steps:

1. Import the JMTimerBeam framework into your Swift or Objective-C file:

  import JMTimerBeam
  

  #import <JMTimerBeam/JMTimerBeam.h>
  

2. Create an instance of JMTimerBeam:

  let timerBeam = JMTimerBeam()
  

  JMTimerBeam *timerBeam = [[JMTimerBeam alloc] init];
  

3. Set the timer duration and interval:

  timerBeam.duration = 60 // 1 minute
  timerBeam.interval = 1 // 1 second
  

  timerBeam.duration = 60; // 1 minute
  timerBeam.interval = 1; // 1 second
  

4. Start the timer:

  timerBeam.start()
  

  [timerBeam start];
  

5. To receive timer updates and handle events, conform to the JMTimerBeamDelegate protocol and implement the necessary methods:

  class YourViewController: UIViewController, JMTimerBeamDelegate {
      // Implement delegate methods here
  }
  

Alternatively, you can use closures to handle timer events.

6. Make sure to set the JMTimerBeam delegate:

  timerBeam.delegate = self
  

  [timerBeam setDelegate:self];
  

7. Handle timer events using delegate methods or closures.

Delegate Methods

JMTimerBeam provides the following delegate methods to handle timer events:

• func timerBeamDidStart(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam) – called when the timer starts
• func timerBeam(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam, didUpdateRemainingTime remainingTime: TimeInterval) – called every interval with the remaining time
• func timerBeamDidFinish(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam) – called when the timer finishes
• func timerBeam(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam, didFailWithError error: Error) – called when an error occurs during timer execution

Example Code

Here’s an example of how to use JMTimerBeam in your application:

import UIKit
import JMTimerBeam

class ViewController: UIViewController, JMTimerBeamDelegate {
    let timerBeam = JMTimerBeam()
    
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()
        timerBeam.delegate = self
        timerBeam.duration = 30 // 30 seconds
        timerBeam.interval = 1 // 1 second
        timerBeam.start()
    }
    
    func timerBeamDidStart(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam) {
        print("Timer started")
    }
    
    func timerBeam(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam, didUpdateRemainingTime remainingTime: TimeInterval) {
        print("Remaining time: \(remainingTime) seconds")
    }
    
    func timerBeamDidFinish(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam) {
        print("Timer finished")
    }
    
    func timerBeam(_ timerBeam: JMTimerBeam, didFailWithError error: Error) {
        print("Timer failed with error: \(error.localizedDescription)")
    }
}

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully added JMTimerBeam to your iOS project and learned how to use it effectively. Now, you can utilize the power of timers in your applications with ease.