@rebilly/risk-data-collector
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Microlibrary that collects browser data for risk assessment
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risk-data-collector
Collect browser data for risk assessment purposes.
Description
risk-data-collector is a client side microlibrary which collects user data required for the risk assessment component of 3DS v2.
Data collected
- colorDepth
- javaEnabled
- language
- screenHeight
- screenWidth
- timeZoneOffset
- deviceFingerprintHash
- kountFraudSessionId (optional)
Usage
risk-data-collector is distributed in two ways:
Via a CDN link
The library becomes available under the RiskDataCollector global namespace and can be used like so:
<html>
<head>
<script src="https://cdn.rebilly.com/risk-data-collector/@latest/data-collector.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
(async () => {
const browserData = await RiskDataCollector.collectData();
console.log(`browserData is: ${JSON.stringify(browserData)}`);
})();
</script>
</body>
<html></html>
</html>Note: You can replace
@latestwith@<version>(Example@1.0.0). To pin to a specific version.
As an npm package
yarn add @rebilly/risk-data-collector
npm install @rebilly/risk-data-collectorWhich can be imported and used like so:
import { collectData } from '@rebilly/risk-data-collector';
(async () => {
const browserData = await collectData();
console.log(`browserData is: ${JSON.stringify(browserData)}`);
})();Kount
risk-data-collector works with Kount to collect kountFraudSessionId.
If you already have an account with Kount, you can use it with risk-data-collector by providing:
env-sandboxorproduction, determines which Kount environment to use (defaults tosandbox)kountAccountId- your Kount account ID- (optional)
kountSessionId- 32 character session ID, omit to have Kount generate a session ID for you
Example:
import { collectData } from '@rebilly/risk-data-collector';
(async () => {
const env = 'production';
const kountAccountId = '123456';
const browserData = await collectData({ env, kountAccountId });
console.log(`browserData is: ${JSON.stringify(browserData)}`);
})();