CDUIGM collects hardware information (motherboard, system UUID, CPU, disk, MAC address, BIOS, OS) and generates a SHA-256 fingerprint as a unique device ID. It includes a non-blocking privacy consent popup and respects user choice (returns a random string if the user declines).

✨ Features

Feature	Description
🖥️ Hardware Fingerprint	Collects motherboard / UUID / CPU / disk / MAC / BIOS / OS info
🔐 SHA-256 Fingerprint	Generates a unique device ID from collected hardware data
🔔 Informed Consent	Native non-blocking popup asks user permission before collecting
🔒 Privacy Respect	User decline → returns random 64-char string, collects nothing
⚡ Async API	`get_device_id()` returns an `Awaitable[str]`

🚀 Quick Start

Run

import asyncio
from cduigm import get_device_id

async def main():
    device_id = await get_device_id()
    print("Device ID:", device_id)

asyncio.run(main())

Core API

get_device_id() -> Awaitable[str]

Async non-blocking: shows a consent popup, collects hardware info, generates SHA-256 fingerprint.
User declines: returns a random 64-character string.

📄 License

Licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.

⚠️ Legal & Privacy

This module complies with privacy regulations (e.g., China's Personal Information Protection Law, Articles 14 & 17):

Notifies users of collection purpose, method, and scope before collecting hardware info
Requires explicit consent (click "Yes")
On refusal, collects no hardware info and returns a random value