whoami.js

A simple and lightweight browser detection and logger library.

See demo page

Usage

// initialize whoami
var me = new whoami( [options] [, callback] );

// capture
me.execute();

The callback argument gets a data object with all catched informations.

Configuring whoami to communicate via API

// initialize whoami
var me = new whoami( urlApi [, options] [, callback] );

// capture
me.execute();

The callback argument gets 2 arguments:

1. An error when applicable (usually from XHR request)
2. A data object

See a server example using express.js

Options

| name | type | default | description | | -------------- | --------------- | ------- | ---------------------------------------- | | basic | boolean | true | Basic browser informations (document title and url, user-agent, resolution, origin url and time) | | console | boolean|object | false | Catch all console output. You could customize which method will be subscribed using options, eg.: {warn: true, log: false} | | context | object | {} | Set application context, like as userId, userEmail, etc | | cookie | boolean | false | Catch all cookies from domain | | error | boolean | false | Catch all exceptions raised on the page | | functions | object | {} | Execute custom functions on capture and catch the return values. The functions could be sync/async using callback. You could create feedbacks prompts, check a ping using XHR request, etc | | localStorage | object | false | Catch all the localStorage data from domain | | screenshot | boolean | false | Capture a screenshot using the html2canvas. It will returns a Data URI containing a representation of the image in jpg format | | sessionStorage | boolean | false | Catch all the sessionStorage data from domain | | shortcut | boolean | true | Bind the Ctrl+0 shortcut on keyboard to execute whoami.execute() |

Thank You

With special thanks to BrowserStack for providing cross browser testing.