Web SDK for device identification and fingerprinting with Xendit services.
Install with NPM
$ npm install
Update MY_PUBLIC_API_KEY
value in src/index.html
with a valid key provided
by Xendit Dashboard
Run the sample app
$ npm start
The sample app is now running on http://localhost:1234
If HTTP 401 errors are occurring in the browser JS console, ensure the public API key used is valid.
Initialize the SDK with your public API key on application start up and perform a scan.
The SDK must be initialized before use.
// Initialize the SDK on every page load
XenditFingerprintSDK.init({
apiKey: 'MY_PUBLIC_API_KEY',
});
// Run a scan immediately after initialization
XenditFingerprintSDK.scan();
The session ID is retrievable from either XenditFingerprintSDK.init()
on SDK
initialization or from the XenditFingerprintSDK.getSessionID()
convenience method
any time after initialization.
Both of these functions returns a Session ID of type string
.
// On SDK init
var sessionID = XenditFingerprintSDK.init('MY_PUBLIC_API_KEY');
// After SDK init
var sessionID = XenditFingerprintSDK.getSessionID();
This Session ID can then be passed on to other Xendit APIs that support device fingerprinting. Please refer to the respective API's documentation for further info.
Supported web browsers:
- Chrome 49+
- Firefox 52+
- Edge 93+
- Desktop Safari 12.1+
- Mobile Safari 10.3+
- Samsung Internet 14.0+
- Android Browser 4.4+
In a browser:
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/xendit-fingerprint-sdk-web/dist/xendit-fingerprint-sdk-web.js">
Using NPM:
$ npm install --save xendit-fingerprint-sdk-web
Asynchronous SDK methods have been labeled async
, these return a Promise
object. Refer to the
returns section of each method for the resolved type.
The SDK must be initialized before it can be used.
- Initialization must be ran on every web page load.
- The SDK will associate a session ID for the webpage until it's closed.
- A new session ID will be assigned on every page load.
- Single page apps (SPAs) will have the same session ID if JS based routing is used. Because the web page is only loaded once.
const sessionId = XenditFingerprintSDK.init({ apiKey: publicKey });
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
initOptions | InitOptions Object | Yes | Initialization options |
Do not use your private API key!
InitOptions
Object
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
apiKey | string | Yes | A valid public API key provided by Xendit Dashboard |
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
sessionId | string | Generated session ID |
Scans the web browser and sends the device fingerprint data to Xendit.
- Scan should be called immediately after initializing the SDK.
- Scan can be called multiple times within a session.
- Do not
await
the scan, let it run in the background. This avoids blocking any foreground application code execution.
XenditFingerprintSDK.scan();
// Or
XenditFingerprintSDK.scan(customerEventName, customerEventID);
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
customerEventName | string | No | Optional event name to associate with this scan. Recommended to use snake case formatting. e.g. 'some_event_name' |
customerEventID | string | No | Optional identifier associated with the event. e.g. user account ID |
Convenience method to retrieve Session ID after SDK initialization.
const sessionId = XenditFingerprintSDK.getSessionID();
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
sessionID | string | Generated session ID |
Enables or disables the SDK.
- When disabled, the scan method will do nothing. No data will be sent to Xendit.
- When enabled, the SDK will resume operating as normal.
- The SDK can be disabled before initializing.
// Disables the SDK
XenditFingerprintSDK.setEnabled(false);
// Re-enables the SDK
XenditFingerprintSDK.setEnabled(true);
Name | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
enable | boolean | Yes | true enables the SDK.false disables the SDK. |