The device-detector from deevvicom

device-detector's Introduction

Device Detector

The aim of this library is to fetch as much as possible information from a user-agent string. If a valid user-agent is provided, then the following information is determined:

Bot or not
For non-bots:
- browser or application
- operating system
- device type
- device brand

Features

Over 200 types of bots
Almost 50 mobile applications
Almost 1000 brands
Almost 100 types of operating systems
Around 200 types of browsers
On average, it takes 12ms to parse a user-agent

How to use it

The recommended way to use this library is through your build tool.

The device-detector artifact is published to Maven Central, using the group com.deevvi.

Latest stable version is 1.14.0.

Therefore,it can be added to your Gradle project by adding the dependencies:

compile "com.deevvi:device-detector:1.14.0"

and in Maven:

<dependency>
    <groupId>com.deevvi</groupId>
    <artifactId>device-detector</artifactId>
    <version>1.14.0</version>
</dependency>

Code example:

DeviceDetectorParser parser = DeviceDetectorParser.getClient();
DeviceDetectorResult result = parser.parse("Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 7.1.1; G8232 Build/41.2.A.0.235) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/55.0.2883.91 Mobile Safari/537.36");

System.out.println("Result found: " + result.found());
System.out.println("User-agent is mobile: " + result.isMobileDevice());
System.out.println("User-agent is bot: " + result.isBot());
System.out.println("Result as JSON: " + result.toJSON());

Output:

Result found: true
User-agent is mobile: true
User-agent is bot: false
Result as JSON: {"os":{"osFamily":"Android","name":"Android","shortName":"AND","version":"7.1.1","platform":""},"client":{"deviceType":"browser","engine":"Blink","browserFamily":"Chrome","name":"Chrome Mobile","shortName":"CM","version":"55.0.2883.91"},"device":{"deviceType":"smartphone","model":"Xperia XZs","brand":"Sony"}}

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