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Informations about the package browser-detect

Browser Detect

Latest Stable Version Build PHPStan Coverage Status Total Downloads License

A Laravel package to identify the visitor's browser, operating system, and device type. Results are powered by two well-tested detection libraries — no magic involved.

Fork notice: This is a maintained fork of hisorange/browser-detect by Varga Zsolt, which appears to be abandoned. Full credit to the original author for the design and initial implementation.

Changes from the original

Requirements

Installation

That's it — Laravel auto-discovers the service provider and facade.

Usage

Facade

Blade directives

Standalone (without Laravel)

Parsing a specific user agent

Results are cached in memory for the current request and optionally persisted via Laravel's cache (7-day TTL by default).

API Reference

Device detection

Method Returns Description
Browser::isMobile() bool Is this a mobile device?
Browser::isTablet() bool Is this a tablet device?
Browser::isDesktop() bool Is this a desktop computer?
Browser::isBot() bool Is this a crawler / bot?
Browser::deviceType() string One of: Mobile, Tablet, Desktop, Bot
Browser::deviceFamily() string Device vendor (Samsung, Apple, Huawei, ...)
Browser::deviceModel() string Device model (iPad, iPhone, Nexus, ...)

Browser detection

Method Returns Description
Browser::browserName() string Human-friendly name (e.g. Firefox 3.6)
Browser::browserFamily() string Vendor (Chrome, Firefox, Opera, ...)
Browser::browserVersion() string Version string with trailing .0 trimmed
Browser::browserVersionMajor() int Semantic major version
Browser::browserVersionMinor() int Semantic minor version
Browser::browserVersionPatch() int Semantic patch version
Browser::browserEngine() string Rendering engine (Blink, WebKit, Gecko, ...)
Browser::isChrome() bool Chrome or Chromium?
Browser::isFirefox() bool Firefox?
Browser::isOpera() bool Opera?
Browser::isSafari() bool Safari?
Browser::isEdge() bool Microsoft Edge?
Browser::isIE() bool Internet Explorer (or Trident)?
Browser::isIEVersion(int, op) bool Compare against a specific IE version
Browser::isInApp() bool In-app browser (WebView, Twitter, WeChat)?

Operating system detection

Method Returns Description
Browser::platformName() string Human-friendly name (e.g. Windows 10)
Browser::platformFamily() string Vendor (Linux, Windows, Mac, ...)
Browser::platformVersion() string Version string with trailing .0 trimmed
Browser::platformVersionMajor() int Semantic major version
Browser::platformVersionMinor() int Semantic minor version
Browser::platformVersionPatch() int Semantic patch version
Browser::isWindows() bool Windows?
Browser::isLinux() bool Linux?
Browser::isMac() bool macOS or iOS?
Browser::isAndroid() bool Android?

Configuration

In Laravel, publish the config file:

In standalone mode, pass a custom config array:

Available options:

Key Default Description
cache.interval 10080 Cache TTL in seconds
cache.prefix bd4_ Cache key prefix
cache.device-detector null Cache driver for device-detector's internal cache. See config/browser-detect.php for examples.
security.max-header-length 2048 Max user agent length (DoS protection)

Quality

This package aims for 100% test coverage and PHPStan level max with zero baseline errors.

Credits

This package was originally created by Varga Zsolt (hisorange). This fork is maintained by Pieter Willekens (pataar).

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License

MIT

All versions of browser-detect with dependencies

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Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.3
jaybizzle/crawler-detect Version ^1.2
matomo/device-detector Version ^6.0
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