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UIDeviceHardware is a class which allows querying of the current users device, and returns a human formatted string.

License: MIT License

Objective-C 85.24% Ruby 5.81% Swift 8.95%

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Description

UIDeviceHardware is a class originally created in a gist by Jaybles. It allows querying of the current users device, and returns a human formatted string.

It is written as a class method, to allow use without direct instantiation.

⚠️ Note

I don't use this helper much anymore, so I'm not keeping up to date with device models. While I welcome Pull Requests to update the model, I'd recommend moving over to something more modern, like DeviceKit.

Usage

// "iPhone 5C (GSM)"
NSString *platformString = [UIDeviceHardware platformString];
    
// "iPhone 5C"
NSString *simpleString = [UIDeviceHardware platformStringSimple];

Installation

This class can be installed with Swift Package Manager, Cocoapods, or by directly copying the files into your source code.

Swift Package Manager

Add the package to your Package.swift file:

dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/squarefrog/UIDeviceIdentifier", .upToNextMajor(from: "1.7.0"))
],

Then import as follows:

// ObjC
@import UIDeviceIdentifier;

// Swift
import UIDeviceIdentifier

Cocoapods

Add the cocoapod to your Podfile:

pod 'UIDeviceIdentifier', :git => 'https://github.com/squarefrog/UIDeviceIdentifier.git'

Import the file into your Objective-C file:

// ObjC
#import <UIDeviceIdentifier/UIDeviceHardware.h>

Copying the files

Copy UIDeviceHardware.{h/m} into your project. Then just import the header:

#import "UIDeviceHardware.h"

Licence

UIDeviceHardware is available under the MIT licence. See the LICENCE file for more info.

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uideviceidentifier's Issues

cocoapod version did not update

Current cocoa pods version 1.1.1 don't have iPhone8 and iPhone X.

enhencement idea

Hi,

Any reason why this is an extra class for this one method ?

I'd suggest to change it to a protocol to add the method to the uidevice class.

Bastian

CocoaPods still list 1.0.3

Please do git tag 1.1.1 && git push --tags && pod trunk push or something to publish 1.1.1.

https://cocoapods.org/pods/UIDeviceIdentifier

1.4.0 issues

The platforms supported were modified from version 1.3.0 in UIDeviceIdentifier.podspec, like:
s.platforms = { :ios => nil, :tvos => nil }
to version 1.4.0, like:

 s.ios.deployment_target = ""
 s.tvos.deployment_target = ""

This changed can lead to the not support for architecture armv7 when archiving by Xcode 11.x.

Lost support for iPhone11,6

iPad Pro + Enum support?

Please add iPad Pro constant.

Also it would be awesome if this returned an enum value or constant.

Good job.

Xcode13.1 iOS12 crash

Use this pod in Xcode13.1, run on iOS12，App will crash.

Specify s.ios.deployment_target to 6.0 or any other version, can avoid crash.

To iOS7 can use excuse me?

Hi! @squarefrog
I hope you can give a reply

Jack

Fall 2021 Models Release?

Was version 1.7.0 supposed to contain the model name updates from #45?

I just noticed the change flow into one of my apps via pod install, except it only had the changes from #43. Got a little confused why a readme-only change from July suddenly decided to show up. Any chance the 1.7.0 had previously been created for the SPM support?

model	device	more info
iPhone15,4	iPhone 15
iPhone15,5	iPhone 15 Plus
iPhone16,1	iPhone 15 Pro
iPhone16,2	iPhone 15 Pro Max
Watch7,1	Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS)	guessing 41mm
Watch7,2	Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS)	guessing 45mm
Watch7,3	Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS + Cellular)	guessing 41mm
Watch7,4	Apple Watch Series 9 (GPS + Cellular)	guessing 45mm
Watch7,5	Apple Watch Ultra 2

platformString cause `message sent to deallocated instance`

Subsequent calls to platformString cause crash due to deallocated instance of NSDictionary.

Here is a Quick spec to reproduce the issue:

import Quick
import Nimble
import UIDeviceIdentifier

class UIDeviceHardwareSpec : QuickSpec {
    override func spec() {
        context("platformString") {
            it("should not crash with message sent to deallocated instance") {
                var platform : String?
                autoreleasepool {
                    platform = UIDeviceHardware.platformString()
                }
                autoreleasepool {
                    platform = UIDeviceHardware.platformString()
                }
                expect(platform).notTo(beNil())
            }
        }
    }
}

UIDevice Category

Why not making the library as a category for UIDevice? For example:

[[UIDevice currentDevice] platformString];

Add tvOS as a platform to the pod spec file.

In order to compile the project for a tvOs target can we add this :

s.platform = :ios, :tvos

to the podspec file?

Mac models?

How about Mac models add?