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A Node.js module to generate random mobile user agent strings for Android and iOS.
A Node.js module to generate random mobile user agent strings for Android (>= 10) and iOS (>= 17).
const mobileUserAgent = require('mobile-user-agent');
// Get a random mobile user agent for either Android or iOS
const randomUA = mobileUserAgent(); // or const RandomUA = randomUserAgent('random');
console.log('\nRandom Mobile UserAgent:', RandomUA);
// Get a random Android user agent
const androidUA = mobileUserAgent('android');
console.log('\nAndroid UserAgent:', AndroidUA);
// Get a random iOS user agent
const iosUA = mobileUserAgent('ios');
console.log('\nIos UserAgent:', IosUA);
mobileUserAgent(category = 'Random')category (opsional): A string specifying the desired operating system. Can be 'android', 'ios', or 'Random' (default). If set to 'Random' or any other value, it will return a user agent for either Android or iOS randomly.
Returns: A string containing a random mobile user agent.
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A Node.js module to generate random mobile user agent strings for Android and iOS.
The npm package mobile-user-agent receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, mobile-user-agent popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mobile-user-agent demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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