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@healerlab/device-js

v0.0.4

Published

Powerful, lightweight device detector module

Downloads

5

Readme

@healerlab/device-js

npm version npm downloads License Standard JS

Available for Javascript, Typescript, Vue, React and Angular

Setup

npm i @healerlab/device-js

with pnpm:

pnpm add @healerlab/device-js

with yarn:

yarn add @healerlab/device-js

Add it to your file or component:

import { detectDevice } from '@healerlab/device-js'

or

import pkg from '@healerlab/device-js';
const { detectDevice } = pkg;

That's it, you can now use detectDevice in your app ✨

Flags

You can use these flags to detect the device type.

detectDevice.isDesktop
detectDevice.isMobile
detectDevice.isTablet
detectDevice.isMobileOrTablet
detectDevice.isDesktopOrTablet
detectDevice.isIos
detectDevice.isWindows
detectDevice.isMacOS
detectDevice.isApple
detectDevice.isAndroid
detectDevice.isFirefox
detectDevice.isEdge
detectDevice.isChrome
detectDevice.isSafari
detectDevice.isSamsung
detectDevice.isCrawler
detectDevice.userAgent

The user agent is also injected an accessible with detectDevice.userAgent.

Usage

Vue, React, Angular

You can use detectDevice inside a script to access the flags.

<script setup>
import { detectDevice } from '@healerlab/device-js'

// or 
import pkg from '@healerlab/device-js';
const { detectDevice } = pkg;
</script>

Switch a view

<template>
  <section>
    <div v-if="detectDevice.isDesktop">
      Desktop
    </div>
    <div v-else-if="detectDevice.isTablet">
      Tablet
    </div>
    <div v-else>
      Mobile
    </div>
  </section>
</template>

CloudFront Support

If the user-agent is Amazon CloudFront, this module checks the following headers :

  • CloudFront-Is-Mobile-Viewer
  • CloudFront-Is-Tablet-Viewer
  • CloudFront-Is-Desktop-Viewer
  • CloudFront-Is-Ios-Viewer
  • CloudFront-Is-Android-Viewer

Here are the details about the headers:
Amazon CloudFront - Headers for determining the viewer's device type

Caution

isWindows and isMacOS flags are not available with CloudFront.

Cloudflare Support

This module checks the header CF-Device-Type.

Here are the details about the header: https://support.cloudflare.com/hc/en-us/articles/229373388-Cache-Content-by-Device-Type-Mobile-Tablet-Desktop-

License

MIT License

Data Source

This module uses crawler-user-agents to generate the regular expression that detect a crawler.

Note

This module inspired by @nuxtjs/device module