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vuagen

v1.0.3

Published

Vuagen is a simple and flexible User-Agent generator for browser automation, testing, and web scraping.

Readme

Vuagen - User-Agent Generator

Vuagen is a simple and flexible User-Agent generator for browser automation, testing, and web scraping.

Features

  • Generate random or specific browser User-Agents
  • Support for both mobile and desktop devices
  • OS-specific User-Agent generation
  • Save output to file in TXT or JSON format
  • Highly customizable through command-line options

Installation

Via npm (recommended)

Install globally so you can use the vuagen command anywhere:

npm install -g vuagen

Manual

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/ZyFoxX/vuagen.git

# Navigate to the directory
cd vuagen

Usage

Via CLI

vuagen [options]

Via Node.js

node Vuagen.js [options]

If you run without any options, help will appear automatically.

Options

| Option | Description | Values | |---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------| | -t <type> | Browser type to generate | chrome, firefox, safari, edge, opera, yandex, random | | -c <num> | Number of User-Agents to generate | Any positive number (default: 1) | | -o <file> | Output file to save results | Any valid filename | | -m | Generate mobile user agents only | Flag (no value needed) | | -d | Generate desktop user agents only | Flag (no value needed) | | -f <format> | Output format | txt, json (default: txt) | | -s <os> | Specific OS | windows, macos, linux, android, ios | | -h | Show help message | Flag (no value needed) |

Examples

Generate 5 Firefox mobile user agents

vuagen -t firefox -c 5 -m

Generate a Safari desktop user agent and save to file

vuagen -t safari -o agents.txt -d

Generate 10 random user agents in JSON format

vuagen -c 10 -f json -o agents.json

Generate Windows-specific Chrome user agents

vuagen -t chrome -c 3 -s windows

License

Apache License 2.0 - Free to use, modify, and distribute under the terms of the Apache License. See LICENSE for details.