Host Environment

Sometimes it's necessary to find out the host environment where a plugin or script is running. You can find a range of information such as the host OS, locale, home folder, installed application version, etc, by using UXP APIs.

System requirements

Please make sure your local environment uses the following application versions before proceeding.

Premiere Pro v25.2 or higher
UDT v2.1.0 or higher
Manifest version v5 or higher

Example

JavaScript

Output

async function foo() {
    const { host, versions } = require('uxp');
    const osInfo = require('os');

    console.log(`System information: ${osInfo.platform()} v${osInfo.release()}`);
    console.log(`Application: ${host.name} v${host.version} powered by ${versions.uxp}`);
}
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async function foo() {
    const { host, versions } = require('uxp');
    const osInfo = require('os');

    console.log(`System information: ${osInfo.platform()} v${osInfo.release()}`);
    console.log(`Application: ${host.name} v${host.version} powered by ${versions.uxp}`);
}

System information: darwin v21.1.0
Application: Premiere Pro v25.2.0 powered by uxp-7.1.0
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System information: darwin v21.1.0
Application: Premiere Pro v25.2.0 powered by uxp-7.1.0

Reference material

Host APIs
Versions APIs
OS APIs

Debug

Premiere Pro DOM API Reference

Last updated 11/26/2024

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