Internet Clock || IOT Based Clock using TM1637

[@armanmustafa910]

Amazing 😀

[@patilabhijeetj]

Great code. Thank you!!!
Just testing at 11:45PM and continue to test.It's now 12:04 in the midnight and clock display showing _ _ : _ 4
i.e. all first digits are blank and it just showing 4 minutes past 12 AM.
Updates: 20 Sept 2024
Just change line from:
display.showNumberDecEx(A, 0b01000000 , false, 4, 0);
To:
display.showNumberDecEx(A, 0b01000000 , true, 4, 0); //true sets leading zero so now 12:04 (AM) will be shown as 00:04
Complete code:
void ShowClock() {
timeClient.forceUpdate();
int A, B, x, y;
timeClient.update();
// display.setBrightness(4); // Set the brightness:
display.setBrightness(0x02);
A = timeClient.getHours() * 100 + timeClient.getMinutes(); // Not using
x = (timeClient.getHours() > 12) ? (timeClient.getHours() - 12) : (timeClient.getHours());
y = x * 100 + timeClient.getMinutes();
B = timeClient.getSeconds(); //Used to blink colon symbol : (HH and MM seperator)
if ((B % 2) == 0) {
//display.showNumberDecEx(A, 0b01000000 , false, 4, 0);
display.showNumberDecEx(y, 0b01000000, true, 4, 0); //true sets leading zero
} else {
//display.showNumberDecEx(A, 0b00000000 , false, 4, 0);
display.showNumberDecEx(y, 0b00000000, true, 4, 0);//true sets leading zero
}

[@patilabhijeetj]

Added two new variables x and y as int with below code:
x = (timeClient.getHours() > 12) ? (timeClient.getHours() - 12) : (timeClient.getHours());
y = x * 100 + timeClient.getMinutes();
Then displaying those to have 12 hours clock...
Thank you!!!

[@zohasaleem2234]

Wow sir awesome🙂

[@learn_more77]

can we connect ds3231

[@ImtiazTech]

dear there is no need to connect DS3231 it update automatically when connected to your internet

[@learn_more77]

@@ImtiazTech bt what when there is power cut n no internet

[@fatimahehehe4938]

Wowww

[@TariqMehmood-sb5mw]

Very interesting

[@MuhammadArshad-tb9jn]

Amazing