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antiautoclick

v1.0.6

Published

A small JS package for detecting autoclicking in the client

Downloads

38

Readme

antiautoclick

Small JS script for detecting autoclicking in the client. Include

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/antiautoclick.js"></script>

in your HTML, JS usage is as follows:

const detector = new antiautoclick(punishment, options);

Punishment

A function do run when detected, recommended is:

window.location.reload();

Options:

const options = {
    clicksToSave: 40,
    detectNonhumanClick: true,
    detectClickInterval: {
      enabled: true,
      margin: 10
    },
    detectFastClicking: {
      enabled: true,
      maximumAvgPerSecond: 40
    }
  }

clicksToSave:

How many clicks the program keeps track of. Recommended 40, but you can increase it to improve accuracy at the cost of some RAM.

detectNonhumanClick:

Determines whether element.click() is detected. Recommended true.

detectClickInterval:

Detects repetitive and robotic clicking. (Ex. clicking exactly once every 10ms)

  • enabled: Determines whether it is active. Recommended true.
  • margin: Determines the maximum average difference between click timing to detect. Recommended 10ms.

detectFastClicking

Detects really fast clicking.

  • enabled: Determines whether it is active. Recommended true
  • maximumAvgPerSecong: Determines the maximum average clicks per second without detection. Recommended 40.