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Device Info

The Device Info APIs let you read information about the device and the current state of the native app shell from your web code.

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Get Device Info

Returns details about the device and the installed app, such as the operating system, app version, model, language, time zone, and a unique installation id.

window.WTN.deviceInfo().then(function (value) {
  console.log(value);
});

Response (Android):

{
  "appId": "com.webtonative.myapp",
  "appVersion": "1",
  "appVersionCode": 1,
  "hardware": "OnePlus/OnePlus3/OnePlus3T:9/PKQ1.***203.001/****042108:user/release-keys",
  "installationId": "d29c4372-****-427b-bbc2-******d549da",
  "installationType": "debug",
  "language": "en",
  "model": "OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003",
  "operator": "Jio 4G",
  "os": "Android",
  "osVersion": "9",
  "platform": "android",
  "timeZone": "Asia/Kolkata"
}

Response (iOS):

Response Fields:

Key
Type
Description

appId

String

The application bundle / package identifier.

appVersion

String

The app version name.

appVersionCode

Number|String

The app build / version code.

hardware

String

Device hardware fingerprint. Android only.

installationId

String

A unique id generated for this installation of the app.

installationType

String

Build type, e.g. "debug" or "release". Android only.

language

String

The device language code (e.g. "en").

model

String

The device model name.

operator

String

The mobile network operator. Android only.

os

String

The operating system name ("Android" or "iOS").

osVersion

String

The operating system version.

platform

String

The platform identifier ("android" or "ios").

timeZone

String

The device time zone (e.g. "Asia/Kolkata").

Note: hardware, installationType, and operator are returned on Android only and are not present in the iOS response.

Get Component Status

Returns the current visibility and state of the native UI components rendered around your web content (sidebar, navigation bars, floating buttons, modals, offer card, etc.), along with the current screen orientation and the WebView URL. Use it to keep your web UI in sync with what the native shell is currently showing.

Availability: Available from 3rd June 2026 on Android and iOS.

Parameters:

Key
Type
Required
Description

keys

String[]

No

Limit the response to specific sections. Allowed values: "components", "webView". When omitted, all sections are returned.

callback

Function

No

Callback function invoked with the status response.

Filtering the response with keys:

Callback Response:

Response Fields:

Key
Type
Description

type

String

Always "getComponentStatus".

orientation

String

The current screen orientation (e.g. "portrait" or "landscape").

components

Object

The visibility state of each native component. Each entry contains a visible boolean.

webView

Object

Information about the WebView, including currentUrl.

Components:

Component
Type
Description

sidebar

Object

Sidebar / drawer. visible indicates if it's shown.

secondaryNavigation

Object

Secondary navigation bar.

floatingButton

Object

Floating button.

topAppBar

Object

Top app bar.

floatingActionMenu

Object

Floating action menu.

multiPurposeModal

Object

Multi-purpose modal.

offerCard

Object

Offer card.

advancedBottomNavigation

Object

Advanced bottom navigation bar.

Each component object exposes a visible boolean indicating whether that component is currently shown.

Notes:

  • getComponentStatus function Works on Android and iOS for apps built on or after 3rd June 2026.

  • Use the keys parameter to request only the sections you need (for example ["components", "webView"]) to keep responses lightweight.

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