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@nrz/user-agent

v1.0.0

Published

The User-Agent string that nrz sends with every outbound request

Readme

@nrz/user-agent

The User-Agent string that nrz sends with every outbound request.

Usage

Overview

Every place in the client that talks to a registry or an API sends the same User-Agent, and lifecycle scripts see the same value in npm_config_user_agent. This package is the single source of that string so the various clients cannot drift apart.

The value is the nrz version followed by the runtime, which is taken from navigator.userAgent when one is available, and otherwise detected from process.versions.

This package has no dependencies and touches no node builtins, so it is safe to use from browser-safe packages such as @nrz/query.

Usage

import { userAgent, userAgentHeaders } from '@nrz/user-agent'

console.log(userAgent) // nrz/1.0.10 Node.js/22.22.0

// `userAgentHeaders` is `{ 'User-Agent': userAgent }` in Node.js, Bun and
// Deno, and `{}` in a browser, where the header cannot be set by scripts
// and would otherwise force a CORS preflight on cross-origin requests.
await fetch(url, {
  headers: { Accept: 'application/json', ...userAgentHeaders },
})