web-capabilities

A library to check Webex feature capabilities for web clients.

Example

Use the WebCapabilities class to check whether the machine is capable of certain features.

``javascript
import { CapabilityState, WebCapabilities } from '@webex/web-capabilities';

if (WebCapabilities.isCapableOfBackgroundNoiseRemoval() === CapabilityState.CAPABLE) {
console.log('This machine is capable of background noise removal!');
}
`

Use the BrowserInfo class to check certain details about the browser.

`javascript
import { BrowserInfo } from '@webex/web-capabilities';

if (BrowserInfo.isChrome() && BrowserInfo.isSubVersionOf('110')) {
console.log('This browser is Chrome version 110!');
}
`

Use the CpuInfo class to check certain details about the CPU.

`javascript
import { CpuInfo } from '@webex/web-capabilities';

const logicalCores = CpuInfo.getNumLogicalCores();

if (logicalCores) {
console.log(Number of logical CPU cores: ${logicalCores});
}
`

Setup

1. Run yarn to install dependencies.
2. Run yarn prepare to prepare dependencies.
3. Run yarn watch to build and watch for updates.
4. Run yarn test` to build, run tests, lint, and run test coverage.

Visual Studio Code

Install the recommended extensions when first opening the workspace (there should be a prompt). These plugins will help maintain high code quality and consistency across the project.

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NOTE: VS Code is setup to apply formatting and linting rules on save (Prettier runs first, then ESLint). The rules applied are defined in settings.json.

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$3

- Code Spell (streetsidesoftware.code-spell-checker)
- ESLint (dbaeumer.vscode-eslint)
- Format Code Action (rohit-gohri.format-code-action)
- GitLens (eamodio.gitlens)
- Prettier (esbenp.prettier-vscode)