detect-it | Detect if a device is mouseOnly touchOnly or hybrid | User Interface library

detect-it is a TypeScript library typically used in User Interface applications. detect-it has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Detect It's state is determined using multiple media query and API detections. Detect It uses the hover and pointer media queries, the Pointer Events API and max touch points detections, and two Touch Events API detections (browsers respond differently to each Touch Events API detection depending on the device welcome to WebDev). But now you don't have to worry about any of this, just let Detect It handle the details while you optimize your app for the type of device that's being used. . Detect It has been tested on numerous real world devices (since 2016), and the tests mock multiple devices and edge cases to ensure accurate results. The detection relies on how the browser presents the capabilities of the device as it is not possible to access the device hardware directly. CDN option ️ Recommended usage ️ Device responsive UX ️ Setting event listeners ️ Detection details. Indicates if the the device is mouseOnly, touchOnly or hybrid. For info on how the detection works and how specific devices are classified see the Detection details section. Indicates if the primary input for the device is mouse or touch. For more info on how to use primaryInput see the Recommended usage section. Indicates if the browser supports the Pointer Events API. See MDN's Pointer Events and the W3C Pointer Events specification for more information on Pointer Events. See Can I use for current support. Indicates if the browser supports the Touch Events API. See MDN's Touch Events and the W3C Touch Events specification for more information on Touch Events. Indicates if the browser supports passive event listeners. See this Passive Events Explainer for more information on passive events. See Can I use for current support.