The **@stdlib/utils-constructor‑name** package provides a single utility function that returns the name of an object’s constructor (e.g., `"Array"`, `"Number"`, custom class names, etc.), handling primitives, built‑ins, typed arrays, Node.js buffers, and ES‑2015 types while returning an empty string for anonymous constructors. It is intended for developers using the Stdlib JavaScript ecosystem—both in Node.js and browser environments—who need a reliable, cross‑environment way to identify the constructor type of any value.
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