Nestjs Fingerprint

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nestjs

Server-side fingerprinting library for framework NestJs

Overview

If you're looking for a way to identify users' browsers or devices on your NestJS application, the NPMNPM Server-side fingerprinting library is a great solution. This library allows developers to efficiently generate unique fingerprints that can enhance user experience, security, and data analysis while being seamlessly integrated into your existing NestJS framework.

With its straightforward setup and functionality, this library simplifies the process of tracking clients, making it easier to personalize interactions and potentially improve your application's performance.

Features

  • Generate Fingerprint: Automatically creates a unique fingerprint for each browser or device, enhancing user identification.
  • Function Decorator Support: Simplifies the integration into existing NestJS services by utilizing decorators for function-level access.
  • Auto Set Cookie: Automatically handles cookie management for fingerprints, making it easier to maintain user sessions.
  • Installation Simplicity: Easy to install and configure within your NestJS application, allowing developers to get started with minimal effort.
  • Example Implementations: Comes with example files, like app.module.ts and app.controller.ts, to help developers understand how to implement the library effectively.
  • MIT License: Open-source nature under the MIT license means you have the freedom to use, modify, and distribute the library as needed.
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