The **is-webgl-context** package provides a small utility function that determines whether a given JavaScript object is a WebGL 1 or WebGL 2 rendering context, correctly handling edge‑cases such as Chrome’s WebGL Inspector which wraps the native context. It is intended for developers working with WebGL in either the browser or Node environments who need reliable type‑checking of WebGL contexts.
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