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ismobile

v1.0.1

Published

Stupid simple mobile detection script for node.js and express

Downloads

33

Readme

isMobile-node

Stupid simple mobile detection script for node.js and express

Usage

This small script allows you to control what gets sent to mobile and desktop in the templating layer. Its middleware and needs to be included in your app.configuration like so

app.configure(function(){
	// your setup

	require('isMobile')(app);  // this must be BEFORE
	app.use(app.router);       // app.router!

	// continuing your setup
});

Now you can use if blocks in your templates (jade shown here) using the two key variable isMobile and isDesktop :

html
    head
        title detection basic

        if isDesktop
            //- include desktop css here
        else
            //- include mobile css here

    body
        if isMobile
            h1 Its Mobile!
        else
            h1 Its Desktop!

Thats it! Like it says, stupid simple. Here is the one thing to be aware of, this script treats tablet computers as desktops. If you want to serve the mobile version of your site to an iPad, this script is not for you (atleast not this version); also you should be ashamed for annoying me as an iPad user.