Whoami.js is a lib that attempts to discover platform, os and browser of the user in a modular way.

You should only include module files that ACTUALLY make sense for your domain. This way the library can be smaller. Why test for iPad when you don't even provide an iPad version of your website?

Just include whoami.core.js and then the test files you want, like:

• whoami.platforms.pc.js
• whoami.platforms.mac.js
• whoami.browsers.firefox.js
• whoami.browsers.safari.js
• whoami.browsers.chrome.js
• whoami.browsers.ie.js
• whoami.os.windows.js
• whoami.os.macos.js
• whoami.os.linux.js

Just to make sure, those are NOT all the available options, but those are just some examples. It should serve to prove the modular nature of whoami.

Creating a module is as easy as creating a new call to whoami.register, like this::

whoami.register(whoami.platform, function(context) {
    //detects the browser or os or platform
    //the first argument specifies the type of check
    //if it is not this browser or platform or os, return false

    //if it's a platform detection set it
    context.platform = "ipad";

    //if it's an os detection set it
    context.os = "solaris";

    //if it's a browser detection set it
    context.browser = "safari";

});

After including in your page whoami and the modules you want (or a packaged version with all of them)::

if (whoami.platform == "pc" && 
    whoami.os == "windows" && 
    whoami.browser == "safari") {
    //does something ONLY for safari in windows in a pc
}

• whoami.core.js - Core code for the library;
• whoami.platform.android.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is an android os;
• whoami.platform.iphone.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is an iphone;
• whoami.platform.linux.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is linux;
• whoami.platform.windows.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is windows;
• whoami.platform.ipad.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is an ipad;
• whoami.platform.ipod.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is an ipod;
• whoami.platform.mac.js - Automatically identifies if the current user's platform is a mac;