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@mimik/fraudifyr

v1.0.0

Published

Possibility of fraud determining library

Downloads

2

Readme

fraudifyr

Example

const fraudifyr = require('@mimik/fraudifyr');
const { checkIpFraud, checkEmailFraud } = fraudifyr({ ipqsApiSecretKey: '--secret-key--' })

fraudifyr~checkIpFraud(ipAddress, correlationId, metrics) ⇒ Promise

Request to check the likelihood IP address being associated with any fraud activity.

Kind: inner method of fraudifyr
Returns: Promise - Will return the same response as bluebird.
Category: async
Throws:

  • Promise Will throw the same error as bluebird.

A successful response would contain properties to determine if provided ipAddress is fraud. The structure is:

{
   "fraudScore": 0, // Values can range between `0`-`100`; where `0` means that the system has determined that the likelihood of `ipAddress` being associated with fraudulent activity is zero.
   "externalRequestId": "--external-id--" // Request ID in the IPQS system
}

Requires: module:@mimik/response-helper
Fulfil: object - Response of the fraud checking request.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | ipAddress | string | IP Address to fetch the results for. | | correlationId | string | Correlation ID for the request (to be used for logging). | | metrics | string | To collect metrics of the API request as described in @mimik/request-retry. |

fraudifyr~checkEmailFraud(emailAddress, correlationId, metrics) ⇒ Promise

Request to check the likelihood email address being associated with any fraud activity.

Kind: inner method of fraudifyr
Returns: Promise - Will return the same response as bluebird.
Category: async
Throws:

  • Promise Will throw the same error as bluebird.

A successful response would contain properties to determine if provided emailAddress is fraud. The structure is:

{
   "fraudScore": 0, // Values can range between `0`-`100`; where `0` means that the system has determined that the likelihood of `ipAddress` being associated with fraudulent activity is zero.
   "externalRequestId": "--external-id--" // Request ID in the IPQS system
}

Requires: module:@mimik/response-helper
Fulfil: object - Response of the fraud checking request.

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | emailAddress | string | Email Address to fetch the results for. | | correlationId | string | Correlation ID for the request (to be used for logging). | | metrics | string | To collect metrics of the API request as described in @mimik/request-retry. |