DataCollector

This class is used for fraud integration with PayPal and Kount. Instances of this class have deviceData which is used to correlate user sessions with server transactions.

Constructor

new DataCollector()

Do not use this constructor directly. Use braintree-web.data-collector.create instead.

Source:

data-collector/index.js, line 17

Members

deviceData :string

JSON string to pass with server transactions.

Source:

data-collector/index.js, line 25

rawDeviceData :object

The device data as an object instead of a string.

Source:

data-collector/index.js, line 33

Methods

getDeviceData(optionsopt, stringifyopt, callbackopt) → {Promise|void}

Resolves with device data once it is ready.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Default	Description
`options`	object	<optional>		Options for how device data is resolved.
`stringify`	boolean	<optional>	false	Whether or not to return the device data as a JSON string.
`callback`	callback	<optional>		Called on completion. If no callback is provided, `getDeviceData` returns a promise.

Source:

data-collector/index.js, line 57

Examples

dataCollectorInstance.getDeviceData();

Without options

dataCollectorInstance.getDeviceData().then(function (deviceData) {
  // typeof deviceData === 'string'
  // pass onto your server with the payment method nonce
});

With options

dataCollectorInstance.getDeviceData({
  raw: true
}).then(function (deviceData) {
  // typeof deviceData === 'object'
  // for if you'd like to parse the data before sending it to your server
});

teardown(callbackopt) → {Promise|void}

Cleanly remove anything set up by create.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Attributes	Description
`callback`	callback	<optional>	Called on completion. If no callback is provided, `teardown` returns a promise.

Source:

data-collector/index.js, line 41

Examples

dataCollectorInstance.teardown();

With callback

dataCollectorInstance.teardown(function () {
  // teardown is complete
});