How to Implement Idle Timeout in Angular 17

Introduction to Idle Timeout in Angular

Managing user activity and implementing idle timeout is crucial for creating responsive and secure web applications. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to create an idle timeout service in Angular 17 that tracks user interactions and handles inactivity gracefully.

Key Highlights of the Idle Timeout Implementation

• Create a dedicated idle service to track user activity
• Use RxJS observables for tracking user interactions
• Implement timer reset and idle state management
• Handle automatic logout or session management

Understanding the Idle Timeout Mechanism

The idle timeout service monitors user activities such as mouse movements, keyboard inputs, and other interactions. When no activity is detected for a specified duration, the application can trigger specific actions like displaying a warning, logging out the user, or refreshing the session.

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