Basic Usage

Helper
Middleware

# Helper

An example of extracting the agent's OS name using agent helper.

1echo agent()->os->name;    // Windows

Dump agent helper.

 1Pharaonic\Laravel\Agents\Classes\AgentDetector {
 2    +"agent": "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/92.0.4515.131 Safari/537.36"
 3    +"ip": "127.0.0.1"
 4    +"languages": array [
 5        0 => array [
 6            0 => "en"
 7            1 => "US"
 8        ]
 9        1 => "en"
10        2 => "ar"
11    ]
12    +"language": "en"
13    +"variant": "US"
14    +"id": 1
15    +"isBot": false
16    +"bot": null
17    +"type": "browser"
18    +"device": {
19        +"type": "desktop"
20        +"brand": null
21        +"model": null
22    }
23    +"os": {
24        +"family": "Windows"
25        +"name": "Windows"
26        +"platform": "x64"
27    }
28    +"browser": {
29        +"family": "Chrome"
30        +"name": "Chrome"
31        +"engine": "Blink"
32    }
33}

# Middleware

Also you can use agent middleware to auto detect the agents and store it in Database without displaying it immediately.

1Route::middleware('agent')->get('/', function () {
2    return 'Agent has been detected!';
3});