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node-bright-sdk

v1.0.1

Published

Interface for interacting with the Bright SDK (formerly Luminati SDK) on Node.js/NW.js/Electron applications.

Downloads

2

Readme

BrightSDK

License

A module that provides an interface for interacting with the Bright SDK (formerly Luminati SDK) on Node.js/NW.js/Electron applications. Unofficial, feel free to contribute.

Installation

npm install efoxbr/node-bright-sdk

Usage

const BrightSDK = require('node-bright-sdk');

// Create a new instance of BrightSDK
const brightSDK = new BrightSDK();

// Example usage
brightSDK.on('choice', choice => {
    console.log('Choice has changed to '+ choice);
});

// Initialize the BrightSDK
brightSDK.init(YOUR_UID);

// Perform other operations with the BrightSDK
// ...

// Uninitialize the BrightSDK
brightSDK.uninit();

API

new BrightSDK(opts)

Creates a new instance of the BrightSDK.

  • opts (optional): An object containing options.
    • debug (boolean): Enable debugging mode (default: false).
    • dllPath (string): The path to the DLL file (default: determined based on the platform and architecture).
    • dir (string): The directory to search for the DLL file (default: the directory of the main executable file).

checkSupported()

Checks if the Bright SDK is supported.

clearChoice()

Clears the current choice made by the user.

getChoice()

Gets the current choice made by the user.

init(ID)

Initializes the SDK.

initUI(ID)

Initializes the UI component of the SDK.

isSupported2()

Checks if the Bright SDK is supported. Returns an integer value.

isSupported()

Checks if the Bright SDK is supported. Returns an integer value.

setSkipConsentOnInit(value)

Sets whether to skip the consent screen during SDK initialization.

  • value: A boolean value indicating whether to skip consent on initialization.

setAppName(name)

Sets the name of the application.

  • name: The name of the application.

setBgColor(color)

Sets the background color of the SDK UI.

  • color: The background color in string format.

setBtnColor(color)

Sets the button color of the SDK UI.

  • color: The button color in string format.

setDlgPos(position)

Sets the position of the SDK dialog.

  • position: The position of the dialog.

setDlgPosType(positionType)

Sets the type of position for the SDK dialog.

  • positionType: The type of position for the dialog.

setLogoLink(link)

Sets the logo link of the SDK UI.

  • link: The logo link.

setNotPeerTxt(txt)

Sets the text for non-peer users in the SDK UI.

  • txt: The text for non-peer users.

setTosLink(link)

Sets the Terms of Service (TOS) link of the SDK UI.

  • link: The TOS link.

setTxtColor(color)

Sets the text color of the SDK UI.

  • color: The text color in string format.

setTxtCulture(culture)

Sets the text culture of the SDK UI.

  • culture: The text culture.

setBenefitTxt(txt)

Sets the benefit text of the SDK UI.

  • txt: The benefit text.

uninit()

Uninitializes the BrightSDK and frees any allocated resources.

Events

Event: choice

Emitted when the choice has changed.

Constants

The following constants are available on the BrightSDK instance:

  • CHOICE_NONE (number): Represents the choice value for none (0).
  • CHOICE_PEER (number): Represents the choice value for peer (1).
  • CHOICE_NOT_PEER (number): Represents the choice value for not peer (2).
  • PEER_TXT_NO_ADS (number): Represents the peer text value for no ads (0).
  • PEER_TXT_PREMIUM (number): Represents the peer text value for premium (1).
  • PEER_TXT_FREE (number): Represents the peer text value for free (2).
  • PEER_TXT_DONATE (number): Represents the peer text value for donate (3).
  • PEER_TXT_I_AGREE (number): Represents the peer text value for "I agree" (4).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_ADS (number): Represents the not peer text value for ads (0).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_LIMITED (number): Represents the not peer text value for limited (1).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_PREMIUM (number): Represents the not peer text value for premium (2).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_NO_DONATE (number): Represents the not peer text value for no donate (3).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_NOT_AGREE (number): Represents the not peer text value for not agree (4).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_I_DISAGREE (number): Represents the not peer text value for "I disagree" (5).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_SUBSCRIBE (number): Represents the not peer text value for subscribe (6).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_BUY (number): Represents the not peer text value for buy (7).
  • NOT_PEER_TXT_NO_THANK_YOU (number): Represents the not peer text value for "No, thank you" (9).
  • DLG_POS_TYPE_CENTER_OWNER (number): Represents the dialog position type as center owner (0).