Error on v1.0.2

isMobile.xxxxx on v1.0.2 returns undefined.

• isMobile.any
• isMobile.phone
• isMobile.tablet

And isMobile.xxxxx.xxxxx returns following error.

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'phone' of undefined

• isMobile.apple.phone
• isMobile.apple.ipod
• isMobile.apple.tablet
• isMobile.apple.device (any mobile Apple device)
• isMobile.android.phone
• isMobile.android.tablet
• isMobile.android.device (any mobile Android device; OkHttp user agents will match this)
• isMobile.amazon.phone
• isMobile.amazon.tablet
• isMobile.amazon.device (any mobile Amazon Silk device)
• isMobile.windows.phone
• isMobile.windows.tablet
• isMobile.windows.device (any mobile Windows device)
• isMobile.other.blackberry_10
• isMobile.other.blackberry
• isMobile.other.opera (Opera Mini)
• isMobile.other.firefox
• isMobile.other.chrome
• isMobile.other.device (any “Other” device)

Related #94

[kaimallea]

Great, I’ll close this and assign an issue to myself to update the README to document this, and other use cases, so usage is clearer. In this case, when used as a module you are given the opportunity to pass in your own useragent string and so you must execute it yourself.

[sectsect]

@kaimallea

isMobile() returns correct object.

import isMobile from 'ismobilejs';

export default () => {
  console.log(isMobile());
};

Return

{
    "apple": {
        "phone": true,
        "ipod": false,
        "tablet": false,
        "device": true
    },
    "amazon": {
        "phone": false,
        "tablet": false,
        "device": false
    },
    "android": {
        "phone": false,
        "tablet": false,
        "device": false
    },
    "windows": {
        "phone": false,
        "tablet": false,
        "device": false
    },
    "other": {
        "blackberry": false,
        "blackberry10": false,
        "opera": false,
        "firefox": false,
        "chrome": false,
        "device": false
    },
    "any": true,
    "phone": true,
    "tablet": false
}