uni-compat v1.1.1

uni-compat

Install

npm install uni-compat

Usage

//Import some constants
import { IN_BROWSER, IN_NODE, SUPPORTS_UTF8 } from 'uni-compat';
//Your code...

//Import some variables
import {
    uni //A synonym for global, or window
} from 'uni-compat';
//Your code...

//Import some functions
import {
    supportsColor,
    debugging,
    supportsLogStyles,
} from 'uni-compat';
const TERM_SUPPORTS_COLOR = (()=>{
    const supports = supportsColor();
    return !supports.browser && supports.stdout.hasBasic;
})();
const DEBUG = debugging();
const BROWSER_LOG_STYLES = supportsLogStyles();
//Your code...

supportsColor()

supportsColor() returns the same value as the module supports-color in node. In the browser supportsColor() returns an object with a browser property equal to true. When in the browser there are css colors, and in node there are ansi colors.

debugging()

debugging() checks for process.env['DEBUG'], or /(^\?|&)DEBUG=(1|true)/.test(window.location.search) in the browser. debugging() returns true if either test is true.

supportsLogStyles()

When in the browser supportsLogStyles() returns true. This uses browser-supports-log-styles.

About

uni-compat is a collection of commonly used constants, and/or functions used for compatibility checking for node, and browser environments.

The module structure for uni-compat is optimized for tree shaking in transpilers.