Drupal Idle Timer
This module provides a flexible way to manage user idle time, offering options like AJAX polling or session storage to log users out after inactivity. It allows for extensive configuration of timeout durations, warning popups, and even supports custom modal styling. Administrators can also track user logouts through detailed reports.
Drupal Idle Timer is a project that is a flexible option for handling Idle time for a user. It can use different sync options that suits your use-case. Every configuration option is changeable. You can also configure the classes/id's or attributes used for you modal so you can use your own.
Features
This module lets you choose between different sync options. The options that are currently supported are:
- Ajax polling
- Local storage
- Session storage
It lets you configure configuration options yourself, like:
- Which user to trigger on
- Session timeout
- Debounce rate
- Warning popup duration
- Poll interval
- Providing an optional logout url
Newest feature: Reports
Site administrators can view idle logout reports at /admin/reports/drupal-idle-timer.
The reports include:
- User who was logged out
- Logout timestamp
- IP address
- User agent information
Reports can be filtered by:
- Username (partial match)
- Date range (from/to)
It also provides a default modal and with a well thought out list of CSS that are used in your custom modal. So if you want to build the modal yourself, use these. Also make sure your modal then uses these classes.
Post-Installation
Install the module just like any other module.
When installed, navigate to "/admin/content/drupal-idle-timer/settings" to configure.
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For more technical info, see the readme in the GIT repo.