machini
v1.0.2
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Get hardware specs, Machine ID(Device ID/UUID) information, and more for your current device. It's designed to be fast and lightweight so you can get just the information you need.
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machini
machini
is a utility to get hardware information about system devices.
- Lightweight and Fast!
- It doesn't use any additional modules - it utilizes pure NodeJS APIs.
- You don't need system privileges to get the value.
- Friendly to modern Node.js development and TypeScript.
- Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Unix/Linux) support.
Installation
machini
requires Node.js 18.x
or higher, and the repository is serviced through NPM.
machini
is ESM-only. You must use import
instead of require
to load the module. There are workarounds available for CommonJS, but we recommend using ESM based on recent JavaScript trends.
After configuring the node environment, you can simply run the following command.
# via npm
$ npm install machini
# via yarn
$ yarn add machini
# via pnpm
$ pnpm install machini
Using named import (Multiple utilities in a single require) - Recommend
import { machineId } from 'machini';
async function main() {
console.log(await machineId());
}
Using whole class (multiple utilities simultaneously with one object)
import Machini from 'machini';
async function main() {
console.log(await Machini.machineId());
}
Methods
machineId (Promise<string>)
Gets the unique UUID of the current device. Throws an error if the value is not retrieved. Returns a Promise
object, so use await
or .then()
to wait for the operation to complete and get the correct value.
The UUID may change when the system is reinstalled or as the virtual machine's environment changes. On some systems, this value can also be modified by the system administrator (but this is rarely utilized as the system may become unstable after modification).
This method returns the same value for every user on the system.
console.log(await machineId()); // a642d9e1-6063-4da7-8ea8-2298f989d01d
sid (Promise<string>)
Gets the Secutify Identifier (SID) value for the current user on the device. Throws an error if the value is not obtained.
The SID value is only supported on Windows and macOS. Other OSes throw an error.
Also, the SID value used on macOS is a value created for the directory service. If you don't trust this value, use the machineId
method instead.
This value can be changed by the user.
console.log(await sid()); // S-1-5-21-406418252-5582013529-1321253100-2001
Contribute
You can report issues on GitHub Issue Tracker. You can also request a pull to fix bugs and add frequently used features.
License
Copyright © 2024 Jooy2 <[email protected]> Released under the MIT license.