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react-page-visible

v0.3.1

Published

Cross browser and device implementation for Page Visibility API and Browser focus

Downloads

443

Readme

React Page Visible

alt React Page Visible Demo

There are two common approaches to know if your page is currently visible by the user:

None of the approaches does cover all user cases. For instance, switching to a different application, in desktop enviroment, does not trigger the Visibility API but the focus event. In a mobile device is the opposite. See difference table

This implementation, which is a React Component using render props, also introduces a new visible property which is aimed to cover both approaches and give a consistent behaviour across browsers and mobile devices.

See demo

Example

import PageVisible from 'react-page-visible'

export default class App extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <PageVisible>
        {({ visible }) => (
          <h1>My page is {visible ? 'visible' : 'hidden'}</h1>
        )}
      </PageVisible>
    )
  }
}

Installation

yarn add react-page-visible

Development

This app is powered by Next.js.

Install dependencies

yarn

Start dev server:

yarn && yarn dev