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interactioncheck

v0.3.1

Published

Use this script to check if your users have not interacted with your page after a given amount of time

Downloads

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Readme

Code Climate

InteractionCheck.js

Use this script to check if your users have not interacted with your page after a given amount of time. You can choose what to listen for (mousemove or scroll are good examples) and then run a callback function afterwards.

Bower

bower install interactioncheck

NPM

npm install interactioncheck --save

Usage

Include interactioncheck.js in your JavaScript bundle or add it to your HTML page like this:

<script type='application/javascript' src='/path/to/interactioncheck.js'></script>

or with NPM/Browserify

var InteractionCheck = require('interactioncheck');

Create a new checker

// Listen for mousemove event
var mousemoveCheck = new InteractionCheck('mousemove', 4000, function() {
	console.log('no mousemove');
});

// Listen for scroll event
var scrollCheck = new InteractionCheck('scroll', 4000, function() {
	console.log('no scroll');
});

// Prevent from starting immediately and restarting
var touchstartCheck = new InteractionCheck('touchstart', 4000, function() {
	console.log('no touchstart');
}, false, false);

API

InteractionCheck(event, interval, callback, startImmediately, restart)

event [string]

Default: mousemove

Can be any javascript event, e.g. mousemove or scroll.

interval [integer]

Default: 6000

Time in milliseconds (thousandths of a second) to wait before triggering the check.

callback [function]

Default: undefined

A callback function to be run if the user is inactive for your specified amount of time.

startImmediately [boolean] [optional]

Default: true

Set this to true to start the timer immediately after invocation.

restart [boolean] [optional]

Default: true

Set this to true to restart the check after the callback has fired.

Public methods

InteractionCheck.start()

Call start() to start the check if startImmediately has been set to false.

InteractionCheck.stop()

Call stop() to stop the check's timer at any time.

start() / stop() examples

var touchstartCheck = new InteractionCheck('touchstart', 4000, function() {
	console.log('no touchstart');
}, false, false);

// Start the prompt
touchstartCheck.start();

// Stop the prompt
touchstartCheck.stop();

Browser support

Chrome, Internet Explorer 9+, Firefox, Opera

Module loader support

Browserify (Node.js) & AMD