Creating an advanced timer object

The previous example was a simple demonstration of a custom reactive object. To make it more useful, it is better to create a separate object that hides the Tracker.Dependency functions and adds additional functionality.

Meteor's reactivity and dependency tracking allows us to create dependencies even when the depend() function is called from inside another function. This dependency chain allows more complex reactive objects.

In the next example, we will take our timer object and add a start and stop function to it. Additionally, we will also make it possible to choose a time interval at which the timer will rerun:

1. First, let's remove the previous code examples from the main.js and template-helpers.js files, which we added before, and create a new file named ReactiveTimer.js inside my-meteor-blog/client with the following content:

   ReactiveTimer = (function () {
   
       // Constructor
       function ReactiveTimer() {
           this._dependency = new Tracker.Dependency...