flexdinesh/browser-or-node

Check where your code is running. In the browser or in node.js environment.

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This package allows developers to easily determine whether their JavaScript code is running in a browser, Node.js, or other environments like web workers, jsdom, Deno, or Bun. It is useful for writing environment-specific code and is designed for JavaScript developers working across multiple runtime environments.

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