FlipClock Project status?

I haven't seen any movement in 16 months, per Git. Can anyone indicate the status of the project?

Interested in the the 1.0 release, but that seems on hold?

Mar 02 '20 19:03 ajmas

the css for this project is so dirty

otherwise it's still working fine (i apply it manually), but project is of course not updated

Mar 04 '20 23:03 BarbzYHOOL

@BarbzYHOOL are you using master or the ES6 branch?

Mar 05 '20 01:03 ajmas

Lol i verified, i use an antiquated version that has some similar css

		buildDate: '2013-11-07',
		
		/**
		 * Version
		 */
		 
		version: '0.3.1',

I didn't even take it from github back then and I still use it to this day (reworked some of the css to make it responsive but well I think I should at least update to 0.7, I'm glad I answered so now I realize I can update it :D)

Mar 05 '20 01:03 BarbzYHOOL

The version here is marked 1.0 and it is a definite improvement, but it doesn’t seem to have been made into a release yet :

https://github.com/objectivehtml/FlipClock/tree/js-es6

Mar 05 '20 02:03 ajmas

@objectivehtml I know has been pretty busy on other projects (as have I). I know he does intend to publish the es6 rewrite as the newly supported package but has not found the free time to do that.

I'd definitely recommend using the es6 branch version until he has been able to publish those new changes.

Mar 09 '20 23:03 brianespinosa

@brianespinosa thanks for the info. Is there anything still needing to be done for the es6 release?

Mar 10 '20 00:03 ajmas

@ajmas I am not sure what @objectivehtml has left to complete to get that out the door. I think it might only be updating the site and putting migration docs together before deployment. Definitely a question for him. Not sure if there is a way to peel off some tasks and see if the community can jump in to help or if it is something that only he can do as of now.

Mar 10 '20 16:03 brianespinosa

I'm having an issue using the HourCounter and countdown: true. It seems to load the correct hours until my date - but then immediately goes to 00:00:00 and starts counting up. This works perfectly fine using the DayCounter face, but I need to use the HourCounter face. If anyone knows if this is a known issue with the es6 refactor or if I am doing something wrong and wants to help please let me know! We previously have used the older version of this package and it suited our needs perfectly. Thanks!

edit: just saw this issue reported and there is a PR up for addressing it....https://github.com/objectivehtml/FlipClock/issues/386 - What are the chances of this being merged?? https://github.com/objectivehtml/FlipClock/pull/397

Mar 20 '20 23:03 ItsDavee

Is this project dead?

Nov 21 '20 15:11 tbone849