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@asoftwareworld/google-adsense

v2.0.1

Published

Google Adsense for Angular

Downloads

19

Readme

Documentation

Installation

npm install @asoftwareworld/google-adsense

Add google adsense code

Use the standard AdSense code in your index.html file under <head></head> as you normally would

<script async src=//pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/js/adsbygoogle.js></script>

Import NgModule

And then include it in your module (see app.module.ts ):

import { AswGoogleAdsenseModule } from '@asoftwareworld/google-adsense';
// ...

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    // shown passing global defaults (optional)
    AswGoogleAdsenseModule.forRoot({
      adClient: 'ca-pub-9010581920864857',
      adSlot: 1795662914,
    }),
    ...
  ]
  // ...
})
export class AppModule {}

Show Ad

Uses global defaults which can be overriden via inputs

<asw-google-adsense
  [adClient]="'ca-pub-9010581920864857'"
  [adSlot]="1795662914"
  [display]="'inline-block'"
  [width]="320"
  [height]="108"
></asw-google-adsense>

Inputs

| input | type | description | | ------------ | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | adClient | string | account ca-pub-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX | | adSlot | string/number | ad slot/number | | adFormat | string | adsense ad format | | adRegion | string | older adsense code to make all ads on page the same | | display | string | element display style | | height | number | element height in px | | width | number | element width in px | | layout | string | used for in-feed ads | | layoutKey | string | used for in-feed ads | | pageLevelAds | boolean | enable page-level ads | | timeOutRetry | boolean | on first load sometimes adsense is not ready. retry's push after x ms | | adtest | string | sets up some sort of google test ad | | className | string | add custom class names to the "asw" element |

License

MIT License.

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