useragent
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useragent is a Python library that parses HTTP User-agent strings
and tries to give you as much data as possible in a normalized form.
It uses the data provided by the ua-parser project (originally collected by
Steve Souders). It aims to be more pythonic than the python wrapper found
in the original ua-parser project.
To-wit::
#!/usr/bin/env python
import useragent
ua = useragent.detect("Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.5; nl; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070206 Firefox/3.0.1")
print(ua)
Which would print ``ua``, a dict-like object with the following structure::
{
'device': {
'family': None,
'major_version': None,
'minor_version': None,
'patch_version': None
},
'os': {
'family': 'Mac OS X',
'major_version': '10',
'minor_version': '5',
'patch_version': None
},
'browser': {
'family': 'Firefox',
'major_version': '3',
'minor_version': '0',
'patch_version': '1'
}
}
The ``ua`` object actually has each of those keys exposed as attributes on itself, so you may find it more comfortable to navigate like so::
print(ua.browser.family)
print(ua.os.family)
print(ua.device.family)
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