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# \<pendor-clock>
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<script type="module" src="./raw/branch/master/build-modern/pendor-clock.js"></script>
<pendor-clock></pendor-clock>
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Way back at the dawn of the Internet, I started writing (and sometimes still write) a long-running
adult space opera serial called [The Journal Entries](https://pendorwright.com/journals). One of the
conceits of the series in that the distant world of Pendor was built and terraformed to have a
30-hour day, but its years and Terra's years are of exactly the same length. A 30-hour day has a
different calendar, and one of the very first [Java
applets](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_applet) (remember those?) I wrote was a clock that
showed the time of day on Pendor.
This is the Pendorclock, but modernized into a custom Web Component, capable of running in any
browser without your needing to do anything at all to make it work correctly. It will load its own
font (Google Audiowide) and run anywhere you want. The font is not currently customizable without a
rebuild, but the following CSS Custom Attributes are exposed and you're free to change any of them:
``` JavaScript
background-color: var(--pendorclock-background-color, #000030);
color: var(--pendorclock-color, #ffffff);
font-size: var(--pendorclock-font-size, --default-font-size);
line-height: var(--pendorclock-line-height, 1.35);
font-weight: var(--pendorclock-font-weight, 700);
```
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This is mostly my set-up these days, complete with the hard-core `lint:hard`, Codespell, and
automatic Prettier.
## LICENSE
The Pendorwright Clock is Copyright [Elf M. Sternberg](https://elfsternberg.com) (c) 2023, and
licensed with the Mozilla Public License vers. 2.0. A copy of the license file is included in the
root folder.
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