Browser detection for Elixir. This is a port from the Ruby browser library.
All the detection features have been ported, but not the meta and the language ones.
Add browser to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:
def deps do
[{:browser, "~> 0.1.0"}]
endua = "some string"
Browser.name(ua) # readable browser name
Browser.version(ua) # major version number
Browser.full_version(ua)
Browser.safari?(ua)
Browser.opera?(ua)
Browser.chrome?(ua)
Browser.chrome_os?(ua)
Browser.mobile?(ua)
Browser.tablet?(ua)
Browser.console?(ua)
Browser.firefox?(ua)
Browser.ie?(ua)
Browser.ie?(ua, 6) # detect specific IE version
Browser.edge?(ua) # Newest MS browser
Browser.modern?(ua) # Webkit, Firefox 17+, IE 9+ and Opera 12+
Browser.platform(ua) # return :mac, :windows, :linux or :other
Browser.ios?(ua) # detect iOS
Browser.ios?(ua, 9) # detect specific iOS version
Browser.mac?(ua)
Browser.windows?(ua)
Browser.windows_x64?(ua)
Browser.linux?(ua)
Browser.blackberry?(ua)
Browser.blackberry?(ua, 10) # detect specific BlackBerry version
Browser.bot?(ua)
Browser.search_engine?(ua)
Browser.phantom_js?(ua)
Browser.quicktime?(ua)
Browser.core_media?(ua)
Browser.silk?(ua)
Browser.android?(ua)
Browser.android?(ua, 4.2) # detect Android Jelly Bean 4.2
Browser.known?(ua) # has the browser been successfully detected?See the original Ruby library for more information.
You can also pass Plug.Conn instead of a string, the user-agent header will
be extracted and used.
Browser.bot?(conn)