react-user-idle v1.2.0

React User Idle

This project is inspired by and forked from https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-idle .

What?

Notifies or break your app when the user is idle.

Why?

When the user is idle you can do things like preload some code-split bundles, download images that haven't been scrolled to, etc. Also useful to break the entire app to reduce serve burden.

Installation

npm install react-user-idle
# or
yarn add react-user-idle

And then import it:

// using es modules
import Idle from 'react-user-idle'

// common.js
const Idle = require('react-user-idle').default

Props

children

Once the component state idle comes to true, children will be rendered and will never gone. This is useful when you wanna user to reload the page or to do some important things. If you'd like to render in response to changes in user activity, children should be a function.

timeout

How long before notifying that the user is idle in seconds.

throttle

Seconds, using lodash/throttle to improve the preformance when user actions go fast

onChange

Called whenever the user's activity state changes, a great time to change the owner component's state, or to kick off some imperative work like pre-fetching code-split bundles or images.

Demo Case 1: Break on idle

import Idle from 'react-user-idle'

render () {
  return (
    <Idle
      timeout={3600}
      throttle={5}
      onChange={() => console.log('report to server to record and do stat things')}
    >
      <Modal title="Connection Lost">
        Long time no action, you should refresh this page to reconnect.
      </Modal>
    </Idle>
  )
}

Demo Case 2: Preload resources

import Idle from 'react-user-idle'

preload = (idle) => {
  if (idle) {
    console.log('preload images or other resoures')
  }
}

render () {
  return (
    <Idle
      timeout={3600}
      throttle={5}
      onChange={this.preload}
    >
      {
        idle => idle && <Indicator>Preloading some resources</Indicator>
      }
    </Idle>
  )
}