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@alugha/ima

v2.2.1

Published

A library for asynchronously loading the Google IMA SDK with static typing for the SDK

Downloads

29,475

Readme

Typed Google IMA SDK

A library without runtime dependencies for asynchronously loading the Google IMA SDK, including TypeScript type definitions for the SDK itself.

For information on the Google IMA SDK itself, please visit Google's official documentation.

Installation

yarn add @alugha/ima or npm install --save @alugha/ima

Usage

TypeScript with async loading

With promises and CommonJS modules:

const { loadImaSdk, google } = require("@alugha/ima");

loadImaSdk()
  .then(ima => {
    // Use the IMA SDK like any other typed module
    const adDisplayContainer: google.ima.AdDisplayContainer = new ima.AdDisplayContainer(
      document.getElementById("ad-container")
    );
    adDisplayContainer.initialize();
  })
  .catch(() => {
    console.log("SDK could not be loaded. Check your ad blocker!");
  });

With async / await and ES2015 modules:

import { loadImaSdk, google } from "@alugha/ima";

const example = async () => {
  try {
    const ima = await loadImaSdk();
    // Use the IMA SDK like any other typed module
    const adDisplayContainer: google.ima.AdDisplayContainer = new ima.AdDisplayContainer(
      document.getElementById("ad-container")
    );
    adDisplayContainer.initialize();
  } catch (e) {
    console.log("SDK could not be loaded. Check your ad blocker!");
  }
};

TypeScript without async loading

If you prefer to directly load the SDK using a script tag, you can still make use of the included type definitions in types/ima.d.ts.

Disclaimer

We are not involved in the development of the Google IMA SDK itself. This library is not connected to Google in any way either.