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opgg-use-device-detector

v0.0.13

Published

It is a react hook that allows you to check the type of device and change the device logically.

Readme

opgg-use-device-detector

Check your device when you have anything to change on your PC or mobile.

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opgg-use-device-detector basically provides physical device data and logical device data.

  • Physical device: Device information that was accessed when the site was first accessed.
  • Logical device: Device information that changes internally when changing the current state to an arbitrary device.

Requirement

To use opgg-use-device-detector, you must use [email protected] or greater which includes Hooks.

Installation

$ npm i opgg-use-device-detector

Usage

import useDeviceDetector from 'opgg-use-device-detector'

const deviceDetector = useDeviceDetector(initialState, deviceDetectorConfig)

Parameters

You pass useDeviceDetector an initialState and an optional deviceDetectorConfig object. The configuration object may contain the following keys.

| Key | Description | :---------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | onChange | [Comming Soon!] | | storageKey | A string that will be used by the storageProvider to persist the logical device data. If you specify a value of null, nothing will be persisted. Default=logicalDeviceData. | storageProvider | A storage provider. Default = localStorage. You will generally never need to change this value.

This version does not provide local storage usage and onChange functions.

2022.03.13
[BugFix] - Fix the bug where the physical device data is initialized.

2022.03.10
[Update] - Contributor setting.
[Ongoing] - Add window.navigator.userAgent parser.
[Update] - Remove the defense and lighten the project.

2022.03.07
[Update] - Remove device model and brand (Fixing the bug.)
[Update] - Add function version.1 (use local storage)

Return object

A deviceDetector object is returned with the following properties.

| Key | Description | | :--------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------- | | physicalDevice | Device information on the first visit. | | logicalDevice | Logically changed device information. | | isMobile | Check current state. (true = 'smartphone' / false = 'desktop') | | toggle() | A function that allows you to toggle 'smartphone' or 'desktop'. |

License

MIT Licensed

Contributors