mobile-device-detect

mobile-device-detect

Helpers for handling mobile devices in javascript.

Installation

To install, you can use npm or yarn:

npm install mobile-device-detect --save

or

yarn add mobile-device-detect

Usage

import any helper to your component, and use it as you needed.

For example, in Vue.js:

In script section:

<script>
import { isMobile } from 'mobile-device-detect';
export default {
  name: 'HelloWorld',
  data () {
    return {
      msg: isMobile ? 'Welcome to Your Vue.js mobile App!' : 'Welcome to Your Vue.js App'
    }
  }
}
</script>

pass it to template:

<template>
  <div class="hello">
    {{ msg }}
  </div>
</template>

For react example, you can look into separated package react-device-detect

Selectors

Property	Return type	Description
isMobile	bool	returns true if device type is mobile or tablet
isMobileOnly	bool	returns true if device type is mobile
isTablet	bool	returns true if device type is tablet
isBrowser	bool	returns true if device type is browser
isSmartTV	bool	returns true if device type is smarttv
isWearable	bool	returns true if device type is wearable
isConsole	bool	returns true if device type is console
isAndroid	bool	returns true if os type is Android
isWinPhone	bool	returns true if os type is Windows Phone
isIOS	bool	returns true if os type is iOS
isChrome	bool	returns true if browser is Chrome
isFirefox	bool	returns true if browser is Firefox
isSafari	bool	returns true if browser is Safari
isOpera	bool	returns true if browser is Opera
isIE	bool	returns true if browser is Internet Explorer
isEdge	bool	returns true if browser is Edge
isChromium	bool	returns true if browser is Chromium
isMobileSafari	bool	returns true if browser is Mobile Safari
osVersion	string	returns os version (e.g 7 for Windows or 6 for Android)
osName	string	returns os name (e.g Windows, Android)
fullBrowserVersion	string	returns full browser version (e.g 65.0.3325.181 for Chrome)
browserVersion	string	returns browser major version (e.g 65 in Chrome or 9 in IE)
browserName	string	returns browser name
mobileVendor	string	returns mobile device vendor (e.g LG, iPhone etc)
mobileModel	string	returns mobile device model (e.g Nexus 5)
engineName	string	returns browser engine name (e.g Gecko for FF or WebKit for Chrome)
engineVersion	string	returns engine version
getUA	string	returns user agent
deviceDetect	function	return data object which includes all data about device (e.g version, engine, os etc.)

License

MIT