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@hom3chuk/tektek

v1.0.16

Published

A library for detecting technologies used within HTTP Archive (HAR)

Readme

tektek

A library for detecting technologies used within HTTP Archive (HAR)

List of tracked technologies

Abyss, Adobe Fonts, Aimtell, Apache Web Server, APISIX, AWS CloudFront, AWS ELB, AWS Lambda, AWS S3 Server, Axeptio, Azure, Baidu WAF, BaseHTTP, Bitrix, Bunny CDN, Caddy, Canny, CherryPy, Cloudflare, Cloudflare Server, Cloudinary, Constant Contact, Datadog, Digitalproserver, Drupal, Engintron, Facebook SDK, Fastly, Font Awesome, FoxyCart, Google Ads, Google Analytics, Google Compute Engine, Google Fonts, Google ReCAPTCHA, Google Tag Manager, gunicorn, H2O, HAProxy, Haravan, Heroku, Hostinger, Hostinger hPanel, Hotjar, Iterable, Jetty, Joomla!, jQuery, Klaviyo, Lightbox JS, lighttpd, LiteSpeed, Matomo, Merlin CDN, Microsoft IIS, Namecheap nginx, NaviServer, Next.js, Nginx, Northbeam, OpenCMS, OpenResty, Pagely, Parsely, Parsely WP plugin, PHP, Plesk, Podscribe, Prismic, Protecht, React, Refersion, Resin, Ruby, Sentry.io, ServiceNow ADC, Shopify, Spektrix, Splunk, Stripe, Swiftype, Swiper JS, Taboola, Tailwind CSS, Tornado, Trustpilot, Twisted Web, Vercel, Virtuoso Universal Server, unpkg, Usercentrics Cookiebot, Webflow, Webpack, WEBrick, Wisernotify, Wistia, WordPress, WP Engine, Zope

Installation

npm

npm i @hom3chuk/tektek

yarn

yarn add @hom3chuk/tektek

Usage

Import

commonjs

const tektek = require('@hom3chuk/tektek')
const fs = require('fs')

const detect = tektek.detect

const har = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('example.har').toString())

const de = detect(har)

console.log(de)

module

import { detect } from '@hom3chuk/tektek'
import * as fs from 'fs'

const har = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('example.har').toString())

const de = detect(har)

console.log(de)

Options

You can run detect with additional options:

import { detect } from '@hom3chuk/tektek'
import * as fs from 'fs'

const har = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('example.har').toString())

const de = detect(har, {
    asap: false,
    foundOnly: false,
})

console.log(de)

asap

Default is true

Setting asap to true will prevent detectors from running through all of the rules as soon as the first match is found. Useful when you want a binary result for each technology. Each detector will return at most one reason:

[
  {
    detected: true,
    name: 'Shopify',
    reasons: [ 'has preload header' ]
  }
]

Setting asap to false will enforce detectors to run through all of the rules, even after the first match. Useful when you need as extensive of a profile as defined by the rules. Each detector can return multiple reasons:

[
  {
    detected: true,
    name: 'Shopify',
    reasons: [ 'has preload header', 'has powered-by header' ]
  }
]

foundOnly

Default is true

Setting foundOnly to true will filter the results to only contain entries with positive detections:

[
  {
    detected: true,
    name: 'Shopify',
    reasons: [ 'has preload header' ]
  }
]

Setting foundOnly to false will return all of the detectors results available, even those that were not found:

[
  { detected: false, name: 'Akamai Net Storage', reasons: [] },
  { detected: false, name: 'nginx', reasons: [] },
  {
    detected: true,
    name: 'Shopify',
    reasons: [ 'has preload header' ]
  }
]