This is a clock.

Actually, there's nothing to be said here. This is not (yet) an app. That clock was created for a simple amusement and trying out some fun stuff (like creating SVG graphics by writing XML).

Over time, it might get complicated, though. I have few ideas on how to add new functionalities or improve the clock itself (better synchro!). Ironically, time itself is (as always) against me. So I'll improve this if I can find the time.

Run / build / develop

As you most probably noticed, there is no package.json file here. You might think there is no need to install anything with npm, bower or any other system. You would be right :-) Nevertheless there is at least one thing that is required to run this project locally.

I decided to use ES6 imports, which in turn makes the whole thing impossible to simply run just by opening index.html file in your favorite web browser. So in order to run the project locally for development, a server is required. There is a number of solutions to that; personally I use this:

npx es-dev-server --node-resolve --watch

By default, it creates a server on port 8000, which you can open by navigating your web browser to http://localhost:8000/ - you should find the clock right there :-) Enjoy!