@financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser 1.8.1

The user-agent normalisation logic behind polyfill-library and polyfill.io

@financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser@1.8.1 was published on 2021-01-22. Its manifest declares 2 runtime dependencies and 0 peer requirements. Bundled type declarations are not declared in the inspected metadata. The declared Node.js requirement is >=8.

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Version1.8.1
License declarationMIT
Published2021-01-22T16:18:37.440Z
Node.js requirement>=8
Type declarationsNot declared
Runtime dependency count2
Peer requirement count0
Optional dependency count0
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Unpacked distribution size344.59 KiB
Published file count30
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Default entrylib/normalise-user-agent.js
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Resolved graph dependencies2
Repository stars22
Repository forks9

Install @financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser 1.8.1

npm install @financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser@1.8.1
pnpm add @financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser@1.8.1
yarn add @financial-times/polyfill-useragent-normaliser@1.8.1

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