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@ibm-verify/adaptive-browser

v1.6.1

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IBM Security Verify Adaptive Browser SDK

The purpose of the Browser SDK is to enable a developer to initiate a collection process, and verify the collected data. The collection process consists of the SDK collection device information, which will be assigned to a session identifier, and evaluated at later points in time. This SDK is to be used in conjunction with the Proxy SDK, which will be responsible for evaluating the session identifier during authentication.

Prerequisites

Installation

After setting up the Proxy SDK on your server, you can install the IBM Security Verify Adaptive Browser SDK by cloning this repository, or installing from npm.

npm install @ibm-verify/adaptive-browser

Overview

| Function | Async | Return | |----------------|-------|--------| | startAdaptiveV1(host, snippetID) | ✅ | undefined | getSessionId() | ✅ | Promise<Object>

Usage

Reference the Browser SDK in your application

<script src="/static/adaptive-v1.js"></script>

Alternatively, the minified version:

<script src="/static/adaptive-v1.min.js"></script>

Start the collection process

Starts the Trusteer collection process. This will gather device information, and assign it to a session ID under the hood. To obtain this session ID, see Get the session ID after collection.

startAdaptiveV1(host, snippetID)

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-------------|----------|-------------| | host | string | The host of the Trusteer JavaScript snippet received during application onboarding. | snippetID | int | string | The Trusteer snippet ID received during application onboarding.

Example usage

<script src="/static/adaptive-v1.js"></script>
<script>startAdaptiveV1('a1bcdefgh2ijkl.cloudfront.net', 123456);</script>

Get the session ID after collection

Retrieves the session ID once the collection process has completed. This function returns a promise, which is fulfilled after the collection process completes.

Note; it is startAdaptiveV1(host, snippetID) that eventually fulfills the returned promise. Therefore, startAdaptiveV1(host, snippetID) must be called in order to resolve the returned promise.

getSessionId()

Example usage

<script>
  getSessionId().then((sessionId) => {
    console.log(`Gathering has completed. Session ID received: ${sessionId}`);
  });
</script>

License

MIT License
Copyright (c) 2019, 2022 IBM

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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