Time Code Helper
Data is stored inside the browser, not on the website database. When the browser clears data, your data will also be cleared.
Paste/copy JSON string into the following textbox to/from to load/export. You can save the data in a txt file and import it back for each page so that you don't have to type in everything each time.
How to use
- Click on "Add Row" to get started and add the time code (e.g., 2 + 12) in relative text inputs.
- The "Save" button saves data into the browser's local storage. Next time you upen the page, it will automatically load the saved data.
- The "Clear Data" button deletes the data stored in local storage, as well as reloads the page.
- The "Export Data" button exports the table data into the text box above it.
- The "Load Data" button concatenates the exported data into the table. If you are working per page and you want to know the final duration of the project, you can load data from each page to finally get the full duration and export it to save it for future use.
- The "Copy Data" button copies the data to clipboard so that you can paste anywhere.
- The "Clear Textbox" button clears the textbox.
- The "Clear Table" button clears the timecode table. However, it will not delete the data in local storage.
For nerds like me:
Yes, it is just a combined JSON array of the variables inside the script.
Yes, the main script is written fully in JavaScript. You can copy it and make your own.