Checks if a user is idle for a configurable amount of time and fires a callback
Checks if a user is idle for a configurable amount of time and fires a callback
var timer = idleTimer({
// function to fire after idle
callback: callbackFn,
// function to fire when active
activeCallback: activeCallbackFn,
// Amount of time in milliseconds before becoming idle. default 60000
idleTime: 5000
})
function callbackFn () {
console.log("You're idle!");
}
// when no longer needed, destroy() will remove
// all of the event listeners and clear the timeouts
timer.destroy();
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Checks if a user is idle for a configurable amount of time and fires a callback
We found that idle-timer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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