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Readme

🇪🇺 in-eu

Privacy conscious EU detection browser library

in-eu is a library for roughly detecting whether a website user is in the EU, without requiring a roundtrip to your server or a lookup against a GeoIP database.

It uses the browser's timezone (via the brilliant jstz and locale (navigator.languages) to infer whether someone is in the EU. in-eu trades absolute accuracy for a cautious approach that's more lightweight and respectful of end-user privacy.

Usage

$ npm install @segment/in-eu

import inEU from '@segment/in-eu'

inEU()
// => true | false

or try one of the more specific helpers:

import { isInEUTimezone } from '@segment/in-eu'

/*
 Only checks the browser timezone.
 Useful for checking if someone is physically present in the EU
*/

isInEUTimezone()
// => true | false

import { isEULocale } from '@segment/in-eu'

/*
 Only uses the browser's language/locale
 Useful for checking if someone speaks an european language accounting
 for locale. e.g. pt-PT (portuguese from Portugal)
*/

isEULocale()
// => true | false

License

in-eu is released under the MIT license.