h5 judges whether the user installs a certain app, to call up the app and download the app

h5 can’t tell whether the user has installed a certain app in the browser, but if the user installs the app and brings up the app, the page will lose focus

The app cannot be called up in WeChat, so add a prompt in WeChat to let the user open it in the browser.

    $(".goBuy").click(function () {//Judging that the WeChat is opened and a prompt pop-up window is displayed. If the browser is opened, the app has been installed to open the app, and the download address is not installed

        checkOutApp();

    })

    function checkOutApp() {

        var isBlur = false;

        // Call up the APP through the URL scheme        

        if(ua.match(/MicroMessenger/i)=="micromessenger") {//Whether WeChat is open

            $(".commonMask").show();

            $(".openInBrower").show();//WeChat opens the floating layer, WeChat does not support Scheme to open non-penguin applications

            return false;

        }else{

            location.href = 'xinweifashion://';//app的 url scheme

            setTimeout(function () {

                if (!isBlur) {

                    location.href ='https://android.myapp.com/myapp/detail.htm?apkName=tv.xinwei.xinweifashion';//app download address

                }

            }, 1000);

 

        }

        // window loses focus every time

        window.onblur = function () {

            console.log('Lost focus');

            isBlur = true;

        };

        var hiddenProperty = 'hidden' in document ? 'hidden' :

            'webkitHidden' in document ? 'webkitHidden' :

                'mozHidden' in document ? 'mozHidden' :

                    null;

        var visibilityChangeEvent = hiddenProperty.replace(/hidden/i, 'visibilitychange');

        var onVisibilityChange = function () {

            if (document[hiddenProperty]) {

                console.log('Lost focus');

                isBlur = true;

            }

        }

        document.addEventListener(visibilityChangeEvent, onVisibilityChange);

    }

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