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Installation

The n360ortb library uses an asynchronous loader pattern that ensures the library loads without blocking page rendering while allowing you to queue commands immediately.

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Async Loader Snippet

Add the following snippet to the <head> section of your page:

!function(){if(!window.n360ortb){window.n360ortb={init:function(){e("init",arguments)},fetchBids:function(){e("fetchBids",arguments)},setDisplayBids:function(){},targetingKeys:function(){return[]},que:[]};var n=document.createElement("script");n.async=!0,n.src="https://lib.nexx360.io/nexx360_ortb.js";var t=document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];t.parentNode.insertBefore(n,t)}function e(n,t){window.n360ortb.que.push([n,t])}}();

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Formatted Version

Here's the same snippet formatted for readability:

!function() {
  if (!window.n360ortb) {
    window.n360ortb = {
      init: function() { e("init", arguments) },
      fetchBids: function() { e("fetchBids", arguments) },
      setDisplayBids: function() {},
      targetingKeys: function() { return [] },
      que: []
    };

    var n = document.createElement("script");
    n.async = !0;
    n.src = "https://lib.nexx360.io/nexx360_ortb.js";

    var t = document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];
    t.parentNode.insertBefore(n, t);
  }

  function e(n, t) {
    window.n360ortb.que.push([n, t]);
  }
}();

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How It Works

The loader snippet creates a stub object on window.n360ortb that queues all API calls until the full library loads. This pattern allows you to:

  1. Call methods immediately - No need to wait for script load events

  2. Non-blocking load - The script loads asynchronously

  3. Guaranteed execution order - Commands execute in the order they were called

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Script URL

The library is served from Nexx360's CDN:

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The library is automatically updated with bug fixes and improvements. No action is required on your part to receive updates.

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Command Queue Pattern

You can start calling n360ortb methods immediately after including the loader snippet:

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Complete HTML Example

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Next Steps

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