Closed opablo closed 3 weeks ago
While reading the 2.0.0-beta documentation here: https://docs.uaparser.js.org/v2/api/submodules/extensions/overview.html
I learned that the required way of combining multiple Extensions is like this:
const botAndCLIParser = new UAParser(userAgentString, { browser : [...Bots.browser, ...CLIs.browser] })
it would be so much intuitive and simple to use if the library supports simply this:
const botAndCLIParser = new UAParser(userAgentString, [Bots, CLIs])
as an example of how ugly it can get... I wanted to implement the parsing of all possible known user agents and my code ended up like this:
const uaParser = new UAParser(userAgent, { browser: [...Apps.browser, ...Bots.browser, ...CLIs.browser, ...Emails.browser, ...MediaPlayers.browser, ...Modules.browser], device: ExtraDevices.device }) const uaParams = uaParser.getResult()
when it could have been as intuitive and simple as this:
const uaParser = new UAParser(userAgent, [Apps, Bots, CLIs, Emails, ExtraDevices, MediaPlayers, Modules]) const uaParams = uaParser.getResult()
While reading the 2.0.0-beta documentation here: https://docs.uaparser.js.org/v2/api/submodules/extensions/overview.html
I learned that the required way of combining multiple Extensions is like this:
it would be so much intuitive and simple to use if the library supports simply this:
as an example of how ugly it can get... I wanted to implement the parsing of all possible known user agents and my code ended up like this:
when it could have been as intuitive and simple as this: