@sigx/lynx-device-info

Device hardware + OS + screen + app metadata for sigx-lynx. One async call, all the fields.

Install

pnpm add @sigx/lynx-device-info

// sigx.lynx.config.ts
export default defineLynxConfig({
    modules: ['@sigx/lynx-device-info'],
});

No special permissions — just auto-linking via sigx prebuild.

Usage

import { DeviceInfo } from '@sigx/lynx-device-info';

const info = await DeviceInfo.getInfo();
console.log(info.model, info.systemVersion, info.screenWidth);

API

| Method | Notes | | ------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | getInfo(): Promise<DeviceInfoResult> | Single async snapshot — values don't update reactively. | | isAvailable(): boolean | Whether the native module is registered in the current build. |

interface DeviceInfoResult {
    manufacturer: string;     // 'Apple', 'Google', 'samsung', etc.
    model: string;            // 'iPhone15,3' (raw model identifier on iOS), 'Pixel 9 Pro XL' on Android
    brand: string;            // iOS: same as manufacturer; Android: build brand
    systemName: string;       // 'iOS' | 'Android'
    systemVersion: string;    // '18.0' | '15'
    sdkVersion: number;       // iOS: major version int; Android: API level
    screenWidth: number;      // logical pixels (dp/pt)
    screenHeight: number;
    screenDensity: number;    // pixel ratio (e.g. 3 for @3x)
    appVersion: string;       // CFBundleShortVersionString / versionName
    appPackage: string;       // bundleIdentifier / applicationId
}

Gotchas

• iOS model is the raw identifier (iPhone15,3 = iPhone 15 Pro Max). If you want a friendly name, you'll need a lookup table or a third-party device database.
• screenWidth/screenHeight are logical (dp/pt). Multiply by screenDensity for raw pixels.

Reference app

examples/lynx-one/my-sigx-app/src/cards/DeviceInfoCard.tsx renders the full snapshot as a key-value table.