igpapi — Instagram private API Simulator for Node.js (API reference) 4.14.0
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    Interface AndroidHeaderFacetResolveInput

    interface AndroidHeaderFacetResolveInput {
        adaptiveUi: boolean;
        endpointKind: RequestEndpointKind;
        features?: RequestFeatures;
        identity: RequestIdentity;
        processStartedWithSession: boolean;
        radioNetwork?: boolean;
        zeroDeviceIds?: boolean;
        zeroRating?: boolean;
    }
    Index

    Properties

    adaptiveUi: boolean

    The presented app profile's wire fact, not a request dimension: whether the build sends x-ig-is-adaptive-ui (MobileApplicationState.adaptiveUi). The 451 builds carry it on every i.instagram.com request; the 448 and 450 builds carry none.

    endpointKind: RequestEndpointKind
    features?: RequestFeatures
    identity: RequestIdentity
    processStartedWithSession: boolean

    Process state, not a request dimension: whether this app process began with a stored session (MobileProcessStart). The edge reads it from the layer; a request cannot declare it, so HttpRequest.context cannot change it. It decides the network-session pair and, with it, the tasos family, and the routing-map fetch's priority hint; a request can only opt out (transport.appNetSession: false), never turn it on.

    radioNetwork?: boolean

    Device state, not a request dimension: whether the device's network reports a radio (Wi-Fi/LTE, not an emulator's Ethernet NIC). It decides the radio half of the tasos family; a declared network.radio on the request is not authoritative and cannot turn the half on.

    zeroDeviceIds?: boolean

    Device state, not a request dimension: the zero device ids go on the wire (zeroDeviceIdsOf) when the presented build carries the zero-rating table and the device holds an uploaded zero-campaign attestation key. The edge reads it from the layer; a request cannot declare it.

    zeroRating?: boolean

    The presented profile's wire fact, not a request dimension: whether the build carries the zero-rating table (MobileApplicationState.ZERO_HEADERS) and so sends x-zero-balance / x-zero-eh. The 429/448 builds carry it; the 450+ builds dropped it. The edge reads it from the layer; a request cannot declare it. It is the one fact that decides the pair's presence on every endpoint kind, the analytics upload included.