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browserme

v1.1.0

Published

Browser detection library

Downloads

12

Readme

browserme

Browser detection library to manage browser's user agent. It detects Operating System, browser and device type (desktop or mobile).

  1. Install
npm install browserme
  1. Usage
var browserme = require('browserme');

browserme.browser.isChrome();
browserme.browser.isFirefox();
browserme.device.isMobile();
browserme.device.isDesktop();
browserme.os.isWindows();
browserme.os.isIOS();

var os = browserme.os.getOS();
var browser = browserme.browser.getBrowser();
var device = browserme.device.getDevice();
  1. Run tests
npm test
  1. List of methods
  • os.getOS: returns OS
    • 'android'
    • 'iphone'
    • 'ipad'
    • 'mac'
    • 'windows'
    • 'linux'
    • 'open-bsd'
    • 'sun-os'
    • 'qnx'
    • 'beos'
    • 'os-2'
  • browser.getBrowser: returns browser
    • 'firefox'
    • 'seamonkey'
    • 'chrome'
    • 'chromium'
    • 'safari'
    • 'opera'
    • 'ie'
  • device.getDevice: return device type
    • 'desktop'
    • 'mobile'
  • os.isMac: returns true if OS is Mac
  • os.isWindows: returns true if OS is Windows
  • os.isLinux: returns true if OS is Linux
  • os.isAndroid: returns true if OS is Android
  • os.isIphone: returns true if OS is iOS (iPhone)
  • os.isIpad: returns true if OS is iOS (iPad)
  • os.isIOS: returns true if OS is iOS (iPhone or iPad)
  • browser.isFirefox: returns true if browser is Firefox
  • browser.isSeamonkey: returns true if browser is SeaMonkey
  • browser.isChrome: returns true if browser is Chrome
  • browser.isChromium: returns true if browser is Chromium
  • browser.isSafari: returns true if browser is Safari
  • browser.isOpera: returns true if browser is Opera
  • browser.isIE: returns true if browser is Internet Explorer
  • device.isMobile: returns true if device is mobile
  • device.isDesktop: returns true if device is desktop