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Plugin para obter as informações do dispositivo como uniqueId
Device Client Information #
This is a plugin that lets you get basic information from your application's client. It's easy to use and supports different platforms (Android). There are four different information types: "application information", "software information", "operating system information", and "device information".
Information Types #
There are 4 different types:
- Application Information
- Software Information
- Operating System Information
- Device Information
Application Information #
Application information is all about the application you build. And notice that applicationId is not supported for web applications.
Attribute | Android |
applicationId String |
⭕ package name |
applicationType String (app/web) |
⭕ |
applicationName String |
⭕ |
applicationVersion String |
⭕ |
applicationBuildCode String |
⭕ |
Software Information #
"Software" stands for the "software" that runs your application, such as "Operating System" for iOS/Android projects or "Browser" for web projects.
Attribute | Android |
softwareName String |
⭕ OS name |
softwareVersion String |
⭕ OS version |
Operating System Information #
OS information will show you the OS's name and version. Notice: Web projects may not get this information if the browser's user-agent doesn't contain any information about the operating system.
Attribute | Android |
osName String |
⭕ OS name |
osVersion String |
⭕ OS version |
osVersionCode String |
⭕ Android API level |
Device Information #
The device information will display device's ID and name. Note that web projects don't support real deviceId, so they will use the package uuid to generate a unique string and save to the browser's cookie.
Attribute | Android |
deviceId String |
⭕ |
deviceName String |
⭕ |
Getting Started #
In the pubspec.yaml of your flutter project, add the following dependency:
dependencies:
...
device_client_information: ^0.0.1
In your project add the following import:
import 'package:client_information/client_information.dart';
Then, you can get information like this:
// Get client information
DeviceInformation info = await DeviceInformation.fetch();
print(info.deviceId); // EA625164-4XXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
print(info.osName); // iOS
Decoration #
Starting from version 2.1.0, you can customize some information by passing the decorators
. Like below:
var information = await DeviceInformation.fetch(
// you can pass decorators to decoration the value before it return.
decorators: ClientInformationDecorators(
deviceId: (oriInfo, value) =>
'prefix-$value-${oriInfo.applicationName}',
),
);
Or, you can use extension method like this:
var information = await DeviceInformation.fetch();
print('Original DeviceId: ${information.deviceId}');
// Original DeviceId: EA625164-4XXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX
var decoratedInfo = information.decoration(deviceId: (oriInfo, value) => '$value-some-suffix-string-here');
print('Decorated DeviceId: ${decoratedInfo.deviceId}');
// Decorated DeviceId: EA625164-4XXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX-some-suffix-string-here
Mock Data for Test #
Starting from version 1.0.2, you can mock data or enable "mockMode" to facilitate testing. Here is how to set it up:
In your test file:
setUp(() async {
// Change to "MockMode" and set the default data you need.
DeviceInformation.mockOn(
deviceId: 'mock_device_id', osName: 'MyCustomOS');
});
tearDown(() {
// Close the "MockMode" in tearDown method
DeviceInformation.mockOff();
});
// Run your test
test('`deviceId` will be "mock_device_id"', () async {
DeviceInformation info = await DeviceInformation.fetch();
expect(info.deviceId, 'mock_device_id');
});