Valid formats are: ±H, ±HH:MM, or UTC±HH:MM. 1.5 will offset current time with 1.5 hours, -01:00 will offset current time with negative 1 hour, UTC+00:00 will be the Zulu time.
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Display value
* set a time to display on the canvas. If you leave it empty, watchface will display current time + offset.
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Display value
* leave it empty will display a random value in canvas.
Color
Width
Color
Width
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* leave it zero will display a random value between (0-100) in canvase.
Good
Warning
* when battery percentage is above good threshold value,
it will display a bar filled with *good color*.
When it's between good and warning threshold value,
it will display a bar filled with *warning color*.
When it's below warning threshold value,
it will display entire icon with *danger color*.
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* leave this empty will automatically calculating min value.
* leave this empty will automatically calculating max value.
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* leave it zero will display a random value between (0-100) in canvase.
* leave this empty will automatically calculating min value.
* leave this empty will automatically calculating max value.
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* leave it zero will display a random value between (0-100) in canvase.
Valid formats are: ±H, ±HH:MM, or UTC±HH:MM. 1.5 will offset current time with 1.5 hours, -01:00 will offset current time with negative 1 hour, UTC+00:00 will be the Zulu time.
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Color
Width
Color
Width
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Color
Width
Color
Width
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Display Value
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Display Value
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Display Value
* leave it empty will use random value.
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* no adjustment. Please adjust image in your favorite image editor.
Tokens are case-sensitive. Not all moment.js tokens are supported.
Format
Description
Example
HH:mm
Time
ss
Seconds
* it's best to set second in its own datafield if you turn on the partial update during the sleep mode.
h:mm a
Time
ddd, MMM D
Date
* check week/month section for the explanation of tokens.
MMM D
Date
* check week/month section for the explanation of tokens.
MM/DD
Date
Hour, minute, second tokens
Only the following tokens are available.
Format
Description
Example
H
Hours (24 hour time)
0..23
HH
Hours (24 hour time)
00..23
h
Hours (12 hour time used with a A.)
1..12
hh
Hours (12 hour time used with a A.)
01..12
a
Post or ante meridiem
* to customize the output of am/pm,
expanding the Global settings section in Widgets, and click "Localization" button.
am pm
A
Post or ante meridiem
* to customize the output of am/pm,
expanding the Global settings section in Widgets, and click "Localization" button.
AM PM
m
Minutes
0..59
mm
Minutes
00..59
s
Seconds
0..59
ss
Seconds
00..59
G
Military Date Time Group
G references the military identifier of time zone:
UTC-12: Y (e.g., Fiji)
UTC-11: X (American Samoa)
UTC-10: W (Honolulu, HI)
UTC-9: V (Juneau, AK)
UTC-8: U (PST, Los Angeles, CA)
UTC-7: T (MST, Denver, CO)
UTC-6: S (CST, Dallas, TX)
UTC-5: R (EST, New York, NY)
UTC-4: Q (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
UTC-3: P (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
UTC-2: O (Godthab, Greenland)
UTC-1: N (Azores)
UTC+-0: Z (Zulu time)
UTC+1: A (France)
UTC+2: B (Athens, Greece)
UTC+3: C (Arab Standard Time, Iraq, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Qatar)
UTC+4: D (Used for Moscow, Russia, and Afghanistan, however, Afghanistan is technically +4:30 from UTC)
UTC+5: E (Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan)
UTC+6: F (Bangladesh)
UTC+7: G (Thailand)
UTC+8: H (Beijing, China)
UTC+9: I (Tokyo, Japan)
UTC+10: K (Brisbane, Australia)
UTC+11: L (Sydney, Australia)
UTC+12: M (Wellington, New Zealand)
A..IK..Y
G
Week year, week, and weekday tokens
Only the following tokens are available.
Format
Description
Example
W
ISO Week of year
1..53
WW
ISO Week of year
01..53
e
Day of week (Sun:0,Mon:1,...,Sat:6)
0..6
ddd
Day name
* to customize the output of week day name,
expanding the global settings section in Widgets, and
click "Localization" button.
Mon...Sun
dddd
Day name
* to customize the output of week day name,
expanding the global settings section in Widgets, and
click "Localization" button.
Monday...Sunday
Year, month, and day tokens
Only the following tokens are available.
Format
Description
Example
YYYY
4 digit year
2014
YY
2 digit year
14
Q
Quarter of year. Sets month to first month in quarter.
1..4
M
Month number
1..12
MM
Month number
01..12
MMM
Month name
* to customize the output of month name,
expanding the global settings section in Widgets, and
click "Localization" button.
Jan..Dec
MMMM
Month name
* to customize the output of month name,
expanding the global settings section in Widgets, and
click "Localization" button.
January..December
D
Day of month
1..31
DD
Day of month
01..31
Do
Day of month with ordinal
1st..31st
DDD
Day of year
1..365
DDDD
Day of year
001..365
Duration
Only the following tokens are available.
Format
Description
Example
%d
days
3
%h
hours
6
%m
minutes
09
%s
seconds
56
Formatting string
Format a number using a formatting string
The formatting string is similar to that available in printf from the
C stdio library, though the length option is not available:
%[flags][width][.precision]specifier
specifiers
d or i - signed decimal integer
e - scientific notation (mantissa/exponent) using 'e' character
E - scientific notation (mantissa/exponent) using 'E' character
f - decimal floating point
o - signed octal
u - unsigned decimal integer
x - unsigned hexadecimal integer
X - unsigned hexadecimal integer (capital letters)
flags
+ - Prepends the result with a plus or minus sign ('+' or '-'), including positive numbers. By default, only negative numbers are preceded with a '-' sign.
0 - Left-pads the number with zeros (0) instead of spaces, where padding is specified (see width sub-specifier).
width
supports only numbers (* is not supported)
.precision
supports only numbers (* is not supported)
Examples:
Format
Description
%d
signed integer value
%f
float value
%.2f
float value with two decimal places
Format a duration using a formatting string
%d
days
%h
hours
%m
minutes
%s
seconds
All other characters will be copied to the result. For example,
if you set the format to %d °C, and value is 25,
the result will be 25 °C.
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