LED-style situation room clock formatted for iPads. Live example

Forked from schacon/situation-clock, which states:

If you want to build a Situation Room, you'll need some sweet red clocks in the walls... something like this:

• That red/green, LED-style text you'd expect
• Displays current time and location name
• It's a webpage, so it works in your tablet's browser
• Hosted on GitHub Pages
• EPOCH/unix time format support
• Full, native timezone support
• Ability to have multiple clocks per iPad
• Clock(s) dynamically resize to fill screen
• App-ified so it can be saved to the iOS home screen
• Displays GitHub status incidents (or any Statuspage.io page)
• Keeps the screen awake while open (where the Screen Wake Lock API is supported)

1. Get an iPad, and fire up Safari
2. Visit ben.balter.com/situation-clock in Safari, or fork this repository and open the GitHub Pages published version of your fork
3. Click the share button
4. Click add to home screen
5. Give your situation clock a name
6. Open the newly created shortcut
7. (optional) use Velcro or similar to mount to the wall

Note: You can also pass a URL parameter of location, e.g., ?location=ZULU, to add an extra clock via the URL. It uses the system timezone.

Clocks are stored in the YAML front matter of index.html. To add/modify a clock, follow the format below:

---
clocks:
  - name: "Washington DC"
    timezone: America/New_York
  - name: "San Francisco"
    timezone: America/Los_Angeles
  - name: "EPOCH"
    timezone: EPOCH
statuspage: kctbh9vrtdwd
---

• timezone is any IANA timezone name, or EPOCH for Unix time. An unrecognized timezone displays ERR for that clock.
• statuspage is the Statuspage.io page ID whose incidents are shown as a banner. The default is GitHub's. Remove the key to disable the banner.

Requires Node.js (see .nvmrc). The site is built with Eleventy; src/script.ts is bundled by Vite into assets/script.js.

1. Establish your development environment by running script/bootstrap
2. Spin up a local version by running script/server (rebuilds and reloads on change)
3. Visit localhost:8080 in your favorite browser

Other useful commands:

• npm test: type-check
• npm run lint: lint
• npm run build: build the site into _site/

1. Fork the project
2. Create a new, descriptively named feature branch
3. Make your changes
4. Submit a pull request