Platform classes

For much more detailed platform- or device-specific information, a platform class is provided with NativeScript and is used like this:

var platform = require("platform");
// Device Specifics
console.log("Manufacturer:", platform.device.manufacturer);
console.log("Platform os:", platform.device.os);
console.log("Os version:", platform.device.osVersion);
console.log("Model:", platform.device.model);
console.log("SDK Version:", platform.device.sdkVersion);
console.log("Device Type:", platform.device.deviceType);
console.log("uuid:", platform.device.uuid);
console.log("Language:", platform.device.language);

// Screen Specifics
console.log("Screen width in pixels:", platform.screen.mainScreen.widthPixels);
console.log("Screen height in pixels:", platform.screen.mainScreen.heightPixels);
console.log("Screen width in DIPs:", platform.screen.mainScreen.widthDIPs);
console.log("Screen height in DIPs:", platform.screen.mainScreen.heightDIPs);
console.log("Screen scale:", platform...