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Gathering detailed insights and metrics for mouse-detection

mouse-detection - 1.1.2 | npmpackage.info

mouse-detection

1.1.2

JavaScript

10.77 kB

1.3

Installations

npm install mouse-detection

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

UMD

Node Version

12.18.4

NPM Version

6.10.3 Score

69.8

Supply Chain

72.9

Quality

75.4

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

100

License

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Open

0

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0

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0

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Open

0

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0

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0

Releases

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Languages

JavaScript

HTML

JavaScript (90.93%)

HTML (9.07%)

Developer

olarsson

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10 Commits

1 Watchers

1 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Nov 05, 2020

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.1.2

Package Id

mouse-detection@1.1.2

Unpacked Size

10.77 kB

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3.81 kB

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6.10.3

Node Version

12.18.4

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Dev Dependencies

@babel/core @babel/plugin-transform-arrow-functions @babel/preset-env babel-loader css-loader eslint sass sass-loader webpack webpack-cli

MouseDetection

Detects the prescence of a mouse as reliably as possible.
Live demo

The problem

There is currently no 100% way to detect the prescence of a mouse in the browser without making false assumptions. This project attempts to solve this problem.

How?

This project detects the prescence of a mouse based on event acceleration from the mousemove event within a timeframe. If a certain number of events are reached within a specific timeframe it will assume the prescence of a mouse. A promise is resolved when the mouse is detected.

Installation

1npm i mouse-detection

Usage

1import { MouseDetection } from 'mouse-detection';
2
3MouseDetection({ // this configuration object is optional
4  eventLimitCount: 4, // number of events to listen for within the timespan
5  eventLimitTimeSpan: 200, // the timespan in ms
6})
7  .then(() => {
8    console.log('mouse detected.');
9  });

Why cant I see if a mouse is present right away?

This is not possible since we always have to start on the assumption that we don't know if a mouse exists. The user has to prove this to be false. It's only once the mouse starts moving that we can actually make a reasonable assumption that it's there.

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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