Is it possible to start idle after last xhr request about ng-idle

[moribvndvs]

• The module does not consider $http activity to determine idleness. The goal of this module is to look for user input/interaction.
• Yes, you can manually interrupt by injecting $idle (or Idle in the upcoming v1.0.0 release) and calling watch().

[iyeldinov]

I meant that my session will expire if user didn't do anything that will trigger API calls. Did I understand correctly that Keepalive service can help me with this? And I was thinking of: If user will see modal and do any interaction to make an http call?

[moribvndvs]

Oh, sorry. Yes. By default, the idle service will use keepalive. keepalive will ping every 10 minutes (by default, configurable) while the user is active. It will stop pinging once the user enters the idle state. When the user returns to the active state after going idle, keepalive will immediately ping, and then resume pinging as I previously described.

All you need to do is configure $keepaliveProvider.http() (or KeepaliveProvider.http() in v1.0.0) and it'll start sending HTTP requests for you using the options you specified. This works great for cookie-based session tokens because (in most cases) you just send a request to an HTTP endpoint and the browser will automatically include the session cookie for you. If that endpoint updates the session cookie and sends it back, the browser will take care of that for you, too.

However, if you need more control over sending and processing keepalive requests, you can leave http() option unset, listen for the $keepalive event (or KeepAlive in v1.0.0) and handle it yourself.

[iyeldinov]

Thanks, now it is clear. When are you going to release v1.0.0?