Timer
You can add a Timer to your app from the Blocks tab of your Thunkable project.
Find the Timers drawer of blocks and click on the ⊕ icon to add a Timer to your app.
Property | Description | Data Type |
|---|---|---|
Interval | How regularly the Timer fires, in seconds or milliseconds | Number |
Count Up | Toggle whether the timer time blocks return the current time as counted up from 0, or counted down from the interval duration | True/False |
Loop | Toggle whether the Timer will start again once it has fired | True/False |
Enabled | Toggle whether the Timer is active in your app | True/False |
You can also Delete the Timer.
You will see the Timers you have added to your app underneath the Timers section of your blocks. Click the gear icon next to the timer you want to edit.
Set something to happen when the Timer fires.
Starts the Timer.
Stops the Timer.
If
Count Up is false, returns remaining time from the Timer's interval in seconds.If
Count Up is true, returns elapsed time from the Timer's interval in seconds.If
Count Up is false, returns remaining time from the Timer's interval in milliseconds.If
Count Up is true, returns elapsed time from the Timer's interval in milliseconds.Set interval of Timer in milliseconds.
Returns interval of Timer in milliseconds
Set whether Count Up is enabled for this Timer.
Returns
true or false value for whether Count Up is enabled for this Timer.
If
Loops = true, the timer will reset itself after it fires. If your interval is 10 seconds, the Timer will fire every 10 seconds.If
Loops = false, the timer will finish its current interval if it is in the middle of one, and will no longer fire. If your interval is 10s, the timer will finish its current 10 second interval, fire, and then stop.Returns
true or false value for whether Loops is enabled for this Timer.Set whether the Timer is enabled.
Returns
true or false value for whether this Timer is enabled.Last modified 4mo ago