Hardware ID

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Both LicenseAPI and LicenseManager use the Hardware ID module to calculate a unique fingerprint for the local machine. The module provides multiple methods of determining the ID:
TypeScript
export enum HardwareIdAlgorithm {
  Default = 0,
  WindowsHardwareFingerprintId = 1,
  WindowsComputerSystemProductId = 2,
  WindowsCryptographyId = 3,
  LinuxMachineId = 4,
  CloudPlatformsId = 5,
};
export enum HardwareIdAlgorithm {
  Default = 0,
  WindowsHardwareFingerprintId = 1,
  WindowsComputerSystemProductId = 2,
  WindowsCryptographyId = 3,
  LinuxMachineId = 4,
  CloudPlatformsId = 5,
};
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The default method (0) covers all cases and fallbacks. If you override the default method, the method used should be consistent accross your project. For both LicenseAPI and LicenseManager, this can be overriden globally by setting the required value in the config object when initializing the LicenseAPI/LicenseManager, e.g.:
JS
const licenseAPI = new LicenseAPI({
  apiKey: '12345678-4bfe-4e3a-8737-757004d6294c',
  sharedKey: 'eYuHrlajvIVTiSFIXpxpKhw78f4Ewy-00-12345678',
  appName: 'js-sdk-test-1',
  appVersion: '0.0.1',
  hardwareIDMethod: 5,
});
const licenseAPI = new LicenseAPI({
  apiKey: '12345678-4bfe-4e3a-8737-757004d6294c',
  sharedKey: 'eYuHrlajvIVTiSFIXpxpKhw78f4Ewy-00-12345678',
  appName: 'js-sdk-test-1',
  appVersion: '0.0.1',
  hardwareIDMethod: 5,
});
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Updated 11 Dec 2024
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