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@radarlabs/plugin-fraud

v1.1.1

Published

Fraud detection plugin for radar-sdk-js

Readme

🚀 Installation and Usage

With npm

# with npm
npm install @radarlabs/plugin-fraud radar-sdk-js

# with yarn
yarn add @radarlabs/plugin-fraud radar-sdk-js

Then import and initialize:

import Radar from 'radar-sdk-js';
import { createFraudPlugin } from '@radarlabs/plugin-fraud';

Radar.registerPlugin(createFraudPlugin());
Radar.initialize('prj_live_pk_...');

With a script tag

Include after the core SDK:

<script src="https://js.radar.com/v5.0.0/radar.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://js.radar.com/fraud/v1.1.1/radar-fraud.min.js"></script>

The CDN bundle auto-registers with the core SDK when loaded.

Quickstart

Track verified location

const { token, user, events } = await Radar.fraud.trackVerified();

Continuous verified tracking

Radar.fraud.startTrackingVerified({ interval: 10 });

Radar.fraud.onTokenUpdated((token) => {
  console.log(token);
});

Get cached verified location token

const token = await Radar.fraud.getVerifiedLocationToken();

Set expected jurisdiction

Radar.fraud.setExpectedJurisdiction('US', 'NJ');

API

All methods are available on Radar.fraud:

| Method | Description | | --------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | trackVerified(params?) | Track the user's verified location | | startTrackingVerified(params) | Start continuous verified tracking at an interval | | stopTrackingVerified() | Stop continuous verified tracking | | getVerifiedLocationToken(params?) | Get the cached verified location token | | clearVerifiedLocationToken() | Clear the cached verified location token | | setExpectedJurisdiction(countryCode?, stateCode?) | Set the expected jurisdiction for verified tracking | | onTokenUpdated(callback) | Register a callback for token updates during continuous tracking |

Deprecated root-level API

For backwards compatibility, all methods are also available directly on Radar (e.g., Radar.trackVerified()). These are deprecated — use Radar.fraud.* instead.

📫 Support

Have questions? We're here to help! Email us at [email protected].