/*
 * Create timer.
 */
let timer1 = ETTimer()


/*
 * Start timer with block.
 * On every call of block you will get number of ticks
 * and time interval which has gone from the start.
 */

timer1.startWithTimeInterval(1.0, repeats: true) { (timer, tickCount, timeIntervalSinceStart) -> Void in
    NSLog("Timer did tick %d times. %.0f seconds has gone from the launch.", tickCount, timeIntervalSinceStart)
}


/*
 * Example of timer which will tick one time only.
 */

timer1.startWithTimeInterval(1.0, repeats: false) { (timer, tickCount, timeIntervalSinceStart) -> Void in
    NSLog("Timer did tick")
}


/*
 * When you don't need timer to continue ticks,
 * call stop() method:
 */

timer1.stop()


/*
 * There's also a shortened form of timer creation:
 */

ETTimer.every(1.0) { (timer, tickCount, timeIntervalSinceStart) -> Void in
    // Do something every second
}


/*
 * Similar method for timer that will perform one time only:
 */

ETTimer.after(1.0) { (timer, tickCount, timeIntervalSinceStart) -> Void in
    // Do something one time
}