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@seontechnologies/seon-javascript-sdk
Advanced tools
SEON JavaScript SDK for collecting session and device data
To successfully utilize this library, you must have a SEON account set up. (https://seon.io)
You can either use one of our CDNs, or this npm package to load the SDK.
It is preferred to use one of our CDNs directly, because this way you will always receive the latest version.
<script src="https://cdn.seondf.com/js/v5/agent.js"></script>
<!-- or -->
<script src="https://cdn.deviceinf.com/js/v5/agent.js"></script>
<!-- or -->
<script src="https://cdn.getdeviceinf.com/js/v5/agent.js"></script>
Then in your JavaScript you can use the window.seon
object:
window.seon.config({
host: "seondf.com",
session_id: "[session_id]",
audio_fingerprint: true,
canvas_fingerprint: true,
webgl_fingerprint: true,
onSuccess: function(message) {
console.log("success", message);
},
onError: function(message) {
console.log("error", message);
}
});
For more information about the config options, please visit https://docs.seon.io/api-reference#javascript-agent-v5 .
After successful configuration, you can collect the device fingerprint with the getBase64Session
function:
window.seon.getBase64Session().then((encryptedPayload) => {
console.log(encryptedPayload);
});
This will give you the collected device info in an encrypted format. You can not decrypt it yourself,
you have to send it as the session
parameter to SEON's proprietary Fraud API (see https://docs.seon.io/api-reference#fraud-api).
The Fraud API will return the device fingerprint in the device_details
field.
Note that with this method you will have to keep the package updated yourself to include our latest features and bugfixes.
npm install @seontechnologies/seon-javascript-sdk
# or
yarn add @seontechnologies/seon-javascript-sdk
Usage:
import seon from 'seon-javascript-sdk';
// or
// const seon = require('seon-javascript-sdk');
seon.config({
host: "seondf.com",
session_id: "[session_id]",
audio_fingerprint: true,
canvas_fingerprint: true,
webgl_fingerprint: true,
onSuccess: function(message) {
console.log("success", message);
},
onError: function(message) {
console.log("error", message);
}
});
seon.getBase64Session().then((encryptedPayload) => {
console.log(encryptedPayload);
});
For more information, visit https://docs.seon.io/api-reference#javascript-agent-v5 .
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SEON JavaScript SDK for collecting session and device data
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