I am using the ionic 2 slider and I want to add a countdown on it.
My template looks like this:
<ion-slide>
....
</ion-slide>
<ion-slide>
60 seconds pause
timer
</ion-slide>
And the script:
onSecondSlideChanged() {
let currentIndex = this.slider.getActiveIndex();
console.log("Current index is", currentIndex);
}
If the contains a timer i want to start it automatic.
Is there a good timer directive out there or a smart way how to solve it?
I absolutely have no idea where to start 
Thanks a lot!
mark2k
2
Your question is not descriptive enough
Ok. I try it again:
TLDR: I want to start a countdown from 60 to 0 on each slide. 
mark2k
4
If I get you correctly, you want to count down to zero from 60 sec and then change the slide right?
Use an observable for that:
this could be the code of a function in your service
return Observable
.interval(1000 /* ms */)
.timeInterval()
.take(60);
So this will inform you 60 times if 1 second is over 
in your component
timer = 60;
...
this.intervalService.startTimer().subscribe(() => {
this.timer--;
}, () => {
// error
}, () => {
// after 60 seconds --> everything is complete
});
no this.timer counts down from 60 to 0 every seconds. and you get informed if it has finished.
Do not to unsubscribe/reset your timer 
keep in mind you have to import the special observable methods and operators from ‘rxjs’
Allright, looks awesome i try that.
One more problem:
I attached the timer value as a data-attribute to the
This is my code:
<ion-slide [attr.data-timer]="exercise.sets[setNumber].pause">
{{timer}}
</ion-slide>
Whats the best way to get the value there? Or is there a better way maybe?
If i want to countdown minutes, hours and days then how can do it?