Fingerprint is a device intelligence platform offering 99.5% accurate visitor identification.
FingerprintJS Pro Svelte SDK is an easy way to integrate Fingerprint into your Svelte or Svelte-kit application. See example apps in the examples folder.
Requirements
Svelte 4.0.0 or higher
For TypeScript users: use Typescript 4.8 or higher
Wrap your application (or component) in FpjsProvider. You can specify multiple configuration options. Set a region if you have chosen a non-global region during registration. Set endpoint and scriptUrlPattern if you are using one of our proxy integrations to increase accuracy and effectiveness of visitor identification.
Fingerprint Pro usage is billed per API call. To reduce API calls, it is a good practice to cache identification results. The SDK uses SessionStorage to cache results by default.
:warning: WARNING If you use data from extendedResult, pay additional attention to the caching strategy.
Some fields from the extendedResult (e.g., ip or lastSeenAt) might change over time for the same visitor. If you need to get the latest results, pass {ignoreCache: true} to the getData() function.
This library uses Fingerprint Pro JavaScript agent under the hood. See our documentation for the full JavaScript Agent API reference.
Error handling
The getData function throws errors directly from the JS Agent without changing them. See JS Agent error handling for more details.
Support and feedback
To report problems, ask questions or provide feedback, please use Issues. If you need private support, you can email us at oss-support@fingerprint.com.
The npm package @fingerprintjs/fingerprintjs-pro-svelte receives a total of 398 weekly downloads. As such, @fingerprintjs/fingerprintjs-pro-svelte popularity was classified as not popular.
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Package last updated on 28 Sep 2023
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