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@simplr-ai/react-native

v2.0.0

Published

React Native client SDK for the Simplr fraud/identity platform — device signals, behavioral biometrics, order scoring, and locally-evaluated feature flags.

Readme

@simplr-ai/react-native

React Native client SDK for the Simplr fraud & identity platform — the mobile counterpart to the browser SDK (@simplr-ai/js) and the Flutter SDK (simplr_fraud). One package gives you:

  • 📱 Device fingerprinting — a stable device signature + persistent device ID (no DOM/canvas; built from React Native APIs)
  • 👆 Behavioral biometrics — touch/gesture dynamics (tap intervals, pressure, swipe velocity) to tell humans from bots
  • 🛒 Order fraud scoring — score transactions via POST /v1/orders
  • 🧪 Fraud checks — POST /v1/check with device + behavior signals
  • 🚩 Feature flags — local, deterministic evaluation (rollouts, targeting, rules), bucketing identical to every other SDK
  • ⚛️ React hooks — useSimplr, useDeviceSignals, useFeatureFlag, useTouchBiometrics

Use a public key (pk_live_… / pk_test_…) on the client. Keep secret keys on your backend.

Full docs: https://simplr-docs-three.vercel.app/sdks/ (see the React Native page).

Install

npm install @simplr-ai/react-native
# or: yarn add @simplr-ai/react-native

react and react-native are peer dependencies (already present in any RN app).

Optional: persistent device IDs

For a device ID that survives app restarts, install AsyncStorage:

npm install @react-native-async-storage/async-storage

It is optional and lazily detected — the SDK never hard-depends on it. Without it, the device ID is stable for the current app session (in-memory fallback).

Expo

Fully Expo-compatible. The core uses only Platform, Dimensions, PixelRatio and Intl — no custom native modules and no config plugin required. AsyncStorage works in Expo too (npx expo install @react-native-async-storage/async-storage).

Quick start

import { SimplrFraud } from "@simplr-ai/react-native";

const simplr = new SimplrFraud({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx" });

// Run a fraud check — device + behavior signals are auto-collected.
const result = await simplr.check({ email: "[email protected]" });
console.log(result.risk_score, result.risk_level);

Device signals

const signals = await simplr.getDeviceSignals();
// {
//   fingerprint, device_id, device_id_created_at,
//   platform: "ios" | "android", os, os_version, model, brand,
//   screen_resolution, device_pixel_ratio, font_scale,
//   timezone, timezone_offset, language, languages, is_emulator
// }

The fingerprint is a stable hash built from OS + version, model/brand (when available), screen geometry + pixel ratio + font scale, timezone and locale.

check()

const result = await simplr.check({
  email: "[email protected]",
  phone: "+15551234567",
  event_type: "signup",
  metadata: { plan: "growth" },
});

Device and behavior signals are merged automatically (override by passing your own device / behavior).

Order scoring

const order = await simplr.submitOrder({
  order_id: "ord_123",
  amount: 4999,
  currency: "USD",
});
console.log(order.risk_score, order.risk_level);

A fingerprint_hash is attached automatically when you don't provide one.

Feature flags

Flags are fetched once on initialize(), refreshed on an interval, then evaluated locally — no network call per check. Bucketing uses the same MurmurHash3 as the server/browser/Node/Flutter SDKs, so a user lands in the same bucket everywhere.

import { SimplrFlags } from "@simplr-ai/react-native";

const flags = new SimplrFlags();
await flags.initialize({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx", environment: "live" });
flags.setUser("user_123"); // optional; falls back to "anonymous"

if (flags.isEnabled("new-checkout")) {
  // …
}

// Per-call context for rules / targeting:
flags.isEnabled("new-checkout", { userId: "user_123", attributes: { plan: "growth" } });

Profiles (simplr.profiles)

Anonymous user profiles + order fraud monitoring. The device fingerprint is auto-attached from the client's own device-signal collector.

import { SimplrFraud } from "@simplr-ai/react-native";

const simplr = new SimplrFraud({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx" });

// Create/update an anonymous profile and link this device.
const { profile, is_new } = await simplr.profiles.identify("user-123", { profileType: "customer" });

// Score an order (fingerprint auto-attached).
const result = await simplr.profiles.submitOrder({
  order_id: "order-1",
  external_id: "user-123",
  amount: 4999,
  currency: "USD",
});

// Read a user's risk profile, and report confirmed outcomes back.
const risk = await simplr.profiles.getProfileRisk("user-123");
await simplr.profiles.reportOutcome("user-123", "fraud"); // or "legitimate"

You can also use SimplrProfiles standalone with new SimplrProfiles({ apiKey }).

RUM (simplr.rum)

Real User Monitoring. Events are batched and flushed to /v1/rum/events on a timer (setInterval). There are no native dependencies — report screen views via trackView() (or the useTrackView hook) from your navigation listener.

simplr.rum.initialize({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx", applicationId: "my-app", environment: "production" });

simplr.rum.setUser("user-123", { plan: "pro" });
simplr.rum.addAttribute("buildNumber", "1.4.0");

simplr.rum.trackView("CheckoutScreen");
simplr.rum.trackAction("PressBuy", { sku: "abc" });
simplr.rum.log("info", "checkout opened");

try {
  // …
} catch (err) {
  simplr.rum.trackError(err as Error);
}

await simplr.rum.flush();        // force a flush
await simplr.rum.stopSession();  // emit session_end, flush, stop timer

SimplrRUM is also available standalone (and as the shared simplrRUM singleton used by the hooks below).

AI delegation (simplr.ai)

OAuth-like AI authentication — mint, validate, and revoke delegation tokens an end user shares with their AI agent.

const delegation = await simplr.ai.createDelegation({
  userId: "user-123",
  binding: "verified_device",
  fingerprintHash: (await simplr.getDeviceSignals()).fingerprint,
});

await simplr.ai.validate(token, { aiProvider: "anthropic", action: "read_orders" });
await simplr.ai.list("user-123");
await simplr.ai.get(delegation.delegationId);
await simplr.ai.stats();
await simplr.ai.revoke(delegation.delegationId, "user revoked");
await simplr.ai.revokeAllForUser("user-123", "logout"); // returns count

The browser SDK's interactive connect() popup flow relies on window.open/postMessage and is browser-only; it is intentionally omitted from the React Native SDK. Use createDelegation() to mint tokens directly.

Behavioral biometrics

A pure-JS touch-dynamics tracker fed by handlers you attach to a View:

import { createTouchTracker } from "@simplr-ai/react-native";

const tracker = createTouchTracker();
tracker.start();
const h = tracker.getEventHandlers();

<View onTouchStart={h.onTouchStart} onTouchMove={h.onTouchMove} onTouchEnd={h.onTouchEnd}>
  {/* … */}
</View>;

const metrics = tracker.getMetrics();
// { avgPressure, avgSwipeVelocity, avgTapInterval, avgTouchDuration, multiTouchCount, … }

The SDK's own tracker (used by check()) is available via simplr.getTouchTracker().

Hooks (@simplr-ai/react-native/hooks)

import {
  useSimplr,
  useDeviceSignals,
  useFeatureFlag,
  useTouchBiometrics,
  useRum,
  useTrackView,
  useTrackAction,
  useTrackError,
} from "@simplr-ai/react-native/hooks";

function Checkout() {
  const simplr = useSimplr({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx" });
  const { signals, loading } = useDeviceSignals(simplr);
  const showNewFlow = useFeatureFlag("new-checkout", { userId: "user_123" });
  const { handlers } = useTouchBiometrics(simplr);

  // RUM
  useRum({ apiKey: "pk_live_xxx", applicationId: "my-app" }); // initialize once
  useTrackView("CheckoutScreen");                              // tracks on mount
  const trackAction = useTrackAction();
  const trackError = useTrackError();

  return (
    <View {...handlers}>
      <Button title="Buy" onPress={() => trackAction("PressBuy", { sku: "abc" })} />
    </View>
  );
}

| Hook | Returns | | --- | --- | | useSimplr(config?) | the configured SimplrFraud client | | useDeviceSignals(client?) | { signals, loading, error, refresh } | | useFeatureFlag(key, ctx?, flags?) | boolean (re-evaluates as flags load) | | useTouchBiometrics(client?) | { tracker, handlers, getMetrics } | | useRum(config?) | the shared SimplrRUM client (initializes it once) | | useTrackView(name, attrs?) | void — tracks a screen view on mount | | useTrackAction() | (name, attrs?) => void | | useTrackError() | (error, attrs?) => void |

All hooks guard their effects so they never crash during SSR or tests.

Configuration

new SimplrFraud({ apiKey, baseUrl?, timeoutMs?, autoStart?, fetchImpl? }). Every module accepts an optional baseUrl (defaults to https://api.simplr-ai.com, trailing slashes stripped) so you can point at any environment. Requests time out after 15s by default and raise a SimplrError.

License

Commercial software — see LICENSE.