Now Open
jQuery plugin

Installation

• Add jQuery
• Add now_open.js
• Initialize

Usage

• week: An array with each time of the week to show as open. The key of each value is the time of the week, from 0 (sunday) to 6 (saturday).
  The key is followed by an array of the open and close times.
  For minutes, use decimals. For example, 6:30 would be 6.5, 22:15 would be 22.25 and so on.
  Default: Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 17:00

• excludes: Is an array of hollydays or other specific dates of the year to exclude, each one in the form of [month, year].
  The month is an integer from 1 to 12.
  Default: none

• callback: The callback function is called with two parameters:
  the original element the function was called from,
  and the current open/close status as a boolean.
  Default: none

var myWeek = [
    {'1':[8.5,20]},
    {'2':[8.5,20]},
    {'3':[8.5,20]},
    {'4':[8.5,20]},
    {'5':[8.5,20]},
    {'6':[10,20]}
  ];

var myExcludes = [
    [1,1],
    [1,6]
  ];

// Initialize plugin

var autocomplete1 = $('#open_div').now_open({
  week: myWeek,
  excludes: myExcludes,
  callback: myCallback
});

// Callback

function myCallback(element, isOpen){
  if(isOpen){
    element.text('We are open... call us!');
  } else {
    element.text('We are not open');
  }
}

More options

• latency: Yo may want to keep checking for the open status. For that, pass the interval of minutes as a integer.
  Default: 1

• currentDate: You also may want to force a date instead of using the actual current time, mostly for testing purposes. Pass any valid date format.
  Default: false

var autocomplete1 = $('#open_div').now_open({
  week: myWeek,
  excludes: myExcludes,
  callback: myCallback,
  latency: false,
  currentDate: "January 1, 2017 11:00:00" // New year, close
});

var autocomplete1 = $('#open_div').now_open({
  week: myWeek,
  excludes: myExcludes,
  callback: myCallback,
  latency: 1,
  currentDate: "January 8, 2017 11:00:00"  // Monday, open
});