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idleuserhandler

v0.1.0

Published

Detect when a user is idle.

Downloads

6

Readme

IdleHandler

Detect when a user is idle.

The event idleuser is sent when user is idle.

Installation

npm install --dev idlehandler

Usage

import { IdleHandler } from "./IdleHandler";

const idleHandler = new IdleHandler(1000); // User is considered idle after 1 second (1000 ms) of inactivity

window.addEventListener("idleuser", () => {
	// Execute something...
})

Build

Project settings are defined in package.json, settings section. Inside this section, set debug to true to debug the project with source maps, or set debug to false to build the project in the release mode.

Tasks are defined in the gulpfile.js script.

Commands should be run under a bash shell.

The following command builds the project and runs unit tests. If any change happens, it builds the project and runs units tests again.

$> npm run watch

For more predefined commands, see package.json, item scripts.

Unit tests are logged in the tests/ folder, file tape.log.

Contributors

yahiko

Licence

MIT