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capacitor-network-speed

v0.0.1

Published

Native network speed and bandwidth estimation for Android and iOS without data consumption

Readme

capacitor-network-speed

Native network speed and bandwidth estimation for Android and iOS without data consumption.

Features

  • Zero data consumption - Uses native OS APIs instead of downloading test files
  • Instant results - No waiting for speed tests to complete
  • Battery efficient - Minimal CPU usage
  • Works offline - Provides estimates based on connection type
  • Cross-platform - Android & iOS support

Install

npm install capacitor-network-speed
npx cap sync

Usage

import { NetworkSpeed } from 'capacitor-network-speed';

const speedInfo = await NetworkSpeed.getNetworkSpeed();
console.log(speedInfo);
// {
//   downlinkSpeedKbps: 50000,
//   uplinkSpeedKbps: 20000,
//   connectionType: "wifi",
//   quality: "excellent"
// }

Example Use Cases

Decide between local vs cloud processing

import { NetworkSpeed } from 'capacitor-network-speed';

async function processData(data: any) {
  const { quality } = await NetworkSpeed.getNetworkSpeed();
  
  if (quality === 'excellent' || quality === 'good') {
    return await processInCloud(data);
  } else {
    return await processLocally(data);
  }
}

Adjust media quality based on connection

import { NetworkSpeed } from 'capacitor-network-speed';

async function getVideoQuality() {
  const { downlinkSpeedKbps, quality } = await NetworkSpeed.getNetworkSpeed();
  
  if (quality === 'excellent' && downlinkSpeedKbps > 10000) {
    return 'HD';
  } else if (quality === 'good') {
    return 'SD';
  } else {
    return 'LOW';
  }
}

API

getNetworkSpeed()

Returns network speed estimation and connection information.

getNetworkSpeed() => Promise<NetworkSpeedInfo>

Returns: Promise<NetworkSpeedInfo>

NetworkSpeedInfo

| Property | Type | Description | | -------- | ---- | ----------- | | downlinkSpeedKbps | number | Download speed in Kbps (0 if unavailable) | | uplinkSpeedKbps | number | Upload speed in Kbps (0 if unavailable) | | connectionType | string | Connection type: wifi, cellular, ethernet, vpn, or unknown | | quality | string | Network quality: poor, moderate, good, excellent, or unknown |

Quality Thresholds

  • poor: < 1 Mbps
  • moderate: 1-5 Mbps
  • good: 5-20 Mbps
  • excellent: > 20 Mbps

Platform Notes

Android

Uses NetworkCapabilities API to get link bandwidth estimates from the Android system.

iOS

Uses NWPathMonitor API. Note: iOS doesn't provide exact speed values, so the plugin provides educated estimates based on connection type and network conditions.

Limitations

  • Estimates, not measurements: Values are based on OS-provided estimations, not active speed tests
  • iOS precision: iOS provides less granular data than Android
  • VPN detection: May report VPN as connection type instead of underlying network
  • Background restrictions: Some platforms may limit network monitoring in background

License

MIT