Local parser is very fast and accurate useragent string detection solution. Enables developers to locally install and integrate a highly-scalable product. We provide the detection of the devices (personal computer, tablet, Smart TV, Game console etc.), operating system, client SW type (browser, e-mail client etc.) and devices market name (example: Sony Xperia Tablet S, Nokia Lumia 820 etc.). It also provides information about IP addresses (Public proxies, VPN services, Tor exit nodes, Fake crawlers, Web scrapers, Datacenter name .. etc.)
- .NET Framework 4 or later.
- ADO.NET Data Provider for SQLite (included)
- datafile v3 (udgerdb_v3.dat) from https://data.udger.com/
- for autoupdate data use Udger data updater (https://udger.com/support/documentation/?doc=62)
###Features
- Fast
- Written in C#
- LRU cache
- Released under the MIT
You should review the included example (ConsoleTest\Program.cs)
Here's a quick example:
UdgerParser parser = new UdgerParser();
// Set data dir (in this directory is stored data file: udgerdb_v3.dat)
// Data file can be downloaded manually from https://data.udger.com/, but we recommend use udger-updater (https://udger.com/support/documentation/?doc=62)
parser.SetDataDir(@"C:\udger");
// set user agent and/or IP address
parser.ua = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/48.0.2564.116 Safari/537.36";
parser.ip = "2600:3c01::f03c:91ff:fe70:9208";
// parse
parser.parse();
Udger.Parser.UserAgent a = parser.userAgent;
Udger.Parser.IPAddress i = parser.ipAddress;The Udger.com Team (info@udger.com)
If you still use the previous format of the db (v2), please see the branch old_format_v2