Provides an HTTP User-Agent parser and classifier for the Pyramid web framework.
Code: https://github.com/pior/pyramid_useragent
Once pyramid_useragent is installed, you typically use the config.include
mechanism to include it into your Pyramid project's configuration. In your
Pyramid project's __init__.py:
config = Configurator(.....)
config.include('pyramid_useragent')Alternately, instead of using the Configurator's include method, you can
activate Pyramid by changing your application's .ini file, use the
following line:
pyramid.includes = pyramid_useragentdef demo(request):
client = request.user_agent_classified
if client.is_mobile or client.is_tablet:
return "Download our mobile app!"
if client.is_bot:
return "Are you human? I'am human."
ua = request.user_agent_parsed
if ua.maincomponent.name == 'Links':
return "Did you REALLY use Links?"
if 'AdobeAIR' in ua.components:
if ua.components['AdobeAIR'].version == '3.9.0.1210':
return "Much unsecure, so flaws"
if ua.maincomponent.name == "Mozilla":
return "This is supposed to describe your platform: %s" % (
'; '.join(ua.maincomponent.comments))
return [c.name for c in ua.components.values()]For development, this project uses a tool called DevBuddy.
To install DevBuddy, go to the install page on Github
Once installed, you should be able to run bud up to setup your development
environment.
If you don't want to use DevBuddy, take a look at the file dev.yml to know how the project is setup, linted, tested, released.
$ bud testpip install -e .[docs]
cd docs
make htmlMake sure you run the tests just before:
$ bud testCreate a new release:
$ bud release 0.4.0Publish the release:
$ bud publish
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