Adaptive loading helper 🚀

Helper util to get info about the target platform performance

Use Cases

1. Battery 🔋

       // If the device is currently charging
       // Or the battery level is more than 20%
       if (adaptiveData.battery.charging || adaptiveData.battery.level > 0.2) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

2. CPU 💻

       if (adaptiveData.cpu > 4) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

3. Memory 📝

       if (adaptiveData.memory > 1) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

4. Storage 💾

       const fiftyMegabytesInBytes = 50 * 1e+6;
   
       if (adaptiveData.quota > fiftyMegabytesInBytes) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

5. Network 🌐

       //4g does not mean fast!
       if (adaptiveData.network.connection === '4g' || adaptiveData.network.downlink > 6) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

6. Mobile 📱

       if (!adaptiveData.isMobile) {
           await import('./costly-module.js');
       }

Example

$ npm install adaptive-loading-helper

const { getAdaptiveLoadingData } = require('adaptive-loading-helper');
// ES2015 modules
import getAdaptiveLoadingData from 'adaptive-loading-helper';

const adaptiveData = await getAdaptiveLoadingData();
console.log(adaptiveData);
// {"battery": {"charging": true, "level": 3}, "cpu": 6, "memory": 8, "network": {"connection": "4g", "downlink": 6}, "quota": 50000000}