@segment/in-eu
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Privacy conscious EU detection browser library
in-eu is a library for roughly detecting whether a website user is in the EU, without requiring a roundtrip to your server or a lookup against a GeoIP database.
It uses the browser's timezone (via the brilliant jstz and locale (navigator.languages) to infer whether someone is in the EU. It trades absolute accuracy for a cautious approach that's more lightweight and respectful of end-user privacy.
$ npm install @segment/in-eu
import inEU, { isInEUTimezone, isEULocale } from '@segment/in-eu'
inEU() // same as (isInEUTimezone() || isEULocale())
// or
isInEUTimezone()
isEULocale()
in-eu is released under the MIT license.
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Privacy conscious EU detection browser library
The npm package @segment/in-eu receives a total of 47,013 weekly downloads. As such, @segment/in-eu popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @segment/in-eu demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 250 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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