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@frame25/adblock-detect

v1.3.1

Published

Simple AdBlock Detect Class on Javascript (ES6)

Downloads

2,397

Readme

AdBlock Detect library

It's just ES6 class that has simple logic for detecting AdBlock Extention in browser.

Installation

You can install it with npm:

npm install @frame25/adblock-detect

IMPORTANT! To add it into your project you should use Babel and Webpack, because it's written in ES6 style. In this case you do as usual:

import AdBlockDetect from '@frame25/adblock-detect';

Options

Class constructor gets an object with config. Here are properties:

new AdBlockDetect({
  debug: false, // if is true, on each step you'll have a message in console
  pixelClass: 'any classes', // you can add some extra custom css classes to pixel if need
  pixelStyle: 'background: red;', // adding custom extra styles, BUT do NOT add "pointer-events: none", "visibility: hidden" and "display: none"
  loopLimit: 5, // count of checking cycles; default is recomended
  loopInterval: 100, // interval time in milliseconds; default is recomended
  onDetected: function(){}, // if AdBlock in browser callback
  onNotDetected: function(){}, // if NO AdBlock in browser callback
  onEnd: function(){}, // finish callback in each case; return result boolean value with AdBlock detection
})

Full example

After creating an object from class, you should init it. So it could be like this:

import AdBlockDetect from '@frame25/adblock-detect';
const abd = new AdBlockDetect({ 
  /* your config */ 
  onEnd (result) { window.adblockDetected = result }
});
abd.init(); // to start process

Easy check

If you don't need any custom stuff, and just want simple one-row result, here it is:

AdBlockDetect.go() // after 500ms you'll have window.AdBlockEnabled === true or false

This method returns a promise, so you can do like this:

AdBlockDetect.go().then(adblockIsOn => {
  // adblockIsOn is Boolean
  if (adblockIsOn) console.log('Damn it\'s enabled!')
  else console.log('Get the party started!')
})