Using the getAttributes Function

The getAttributes function is used to retrieve a set of attributes related to the user's browser or environment. This function returns a Promise that resolves to a BuiltinComponents object containing various attributes. Each attribute provides information about a specific aspect of the user's environment.

Usage

To use the getAttributes function in your project, follow these steps:

1. Import the getAttributes function into your JavaScript/TypeScript code:

   import { getAttributes } from 'fingerlockjs';
   
   const attributesPromise = getAttributes();
   
    attributesPromise.then((attributes) => {
        // Handle the attributes here
        console.log(attributes);
    }).catch((error) => {
        // Handle any errors that occur during attribute retrieval
        console.error(error);
    });

Response Payload:

1. The getAttributes function returns a Promise that resolves to a BuiltinComponents object.

Response Payload

The BuiltinComponents object contains various attributes, each providing information about a specific aspect of the user's environment. Here's a description of some of the attributes included in the response:

• applePay: Information related to Apple Pay.
• architecture: Architecture information.
• audio: Audio-related information.
• canvas: Canvas-related information.
• colorDepth: Color depth of the user's display.
• colorGamut: Color gamut information.
• contrast: Contrast information.
• cookiesEnabled: Indicates if cookies are enabled.
• deviceMemory: Amount of device memory.
• domBlockers: Information about DOM blockers.
• fontPreferences: Font preferences.
• fonts: Array of fonts installed on the device.
• forcedColors: Indicates if forced colors are enabled.
• hardwareConcurrency: Number of hardware threads.
• hdr: Indicates if HDR is supported.
• indexedDB: Indicates if IndexedDB is supported.
• languages: Array of supported languages.
• localStorage: Indicates if local storage is supported.
• math: Mathematical function information.
• monochrome: Monochrome information.
• openDatabase: Indicates if the open database is supported.
• osCpu: Operating system CPU information.
• pdfViewerEnabled: Indicates if the PDF viewer is enabled.
• platform: User's platform (e.g., 'Win32').
• plugins: Array of installed plugins.
• privateClickMeasurement: Private click measurement information.
• reducedMotion: Indicates if reduced motion is enabled.
• screenFrame: Array of screen frame information.