Add bin/user_agent_parser script.

[rejeep]

The script reads each line from STDIN as a user agent, parses it and
prints back the parsed result.

[toolmantim]

Cool!

Can you change it to only init the parser once? Otherwise it's loading from disk and parsing the YML patterns for each line of input.

[rejeep]

Great catch, a lot faster now! :)

[toolmantim]

Thanks @rejeep — that's now available on rubygems as version 2.1.3.

I've also added you as a collab and gem owner. Feel free to update the Readme to mention the CLI if you think it makes sense to.

Also that performance gotcha keeps popping up (#14) — it'd be great to bump to v3.0.0 and remove that method altogether.

[rejeep]

I've also added you as a collab and gem owner. Feel free to update the Readme to mention the CLI if you think it makes sense to.

Thanks! I found a bug after installing it as a gem. I've fixed it and pushed a new version. I hope I followed your release standards.

Also that performance gotcha keeps popping up (#14) — it'd be great to bump to v3.0.0 and remove that method altogether.

Yes, that would be a good idea. I saw afterwards that you mentioned it in the Readme, but it's easy to miss. Me and a colleague tried to use this gem the other day, but realized it was incredibly slow for large data sets, so we user some other gem. But now I see why it was slow! :)