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Common environment detection functions for ilib. iLib is a cross-engine library of internationalization (i18n) classes written in pure JS
Detect various things in the runtime environment.
This package can be used to detect the following things:
See the full API documentation.
npm install ilib-env
# or
yarn add ilib-env
Return the name of the platform upon which the code is currently running.
// ES5
var ilibEnv = require("ilib-env");
var platform = ilibEnv.getPlatform();
// ES6
import { getPlatform } from "ilib-env";
const platform = getPlatform();
// or
import ilibEnv from "ilib-env";
const platform = ilibEnv.getPlatform();
This will return a string that names the platform upon which the package is running. The string will have one of the following values:
Return the BCP-47 locale specifier for the platform on which this code is running.
// ES5
var ilibEnv = require("ilib-env");
var locale = ilibEnv.getLocale();
// ES6
import { getLocale } from "ilib-env";
const locale = getLocale();
// or
import ilibEnv from "ilib-env";
const locale = ilibEnv.getLocale();
If the platform supports the Intl
object, this function will use it to determine
the current locale. (This includes most modern browsers and nodejs). If there is no
Intl
object, or the locale is not specified in the Intl
object, this function
will check various environment variables to find the locale. If none can be found,
it will return a default of "en-US".
Return the IANA timezone specifier for the platform on which this code is running.
// ES5
var ilibEnv = require("ilib-env");
var timezone = ilibEnv.getTimeZone();
// ES6
import { getTimeZone } from "ilib-env";
const timezone = getTimeZone();
// or
import ilibEnv from "ilib-env";
const timezone = ilibEnv.getTimeZone();
If the platform supports the Intl
object, this function will use it to determine
the current timezone. (This includes most modern browsers and nodejs). If there is no
Intl
object, or the timezone is not specified in the Intl
object, this function
will check various environment variables to find the timezone. If none can be found,
it will return a default of "local".
Return the name of the browser on which this code is running. If the code is not runningn on a browser (ie. the getPlatform() function does not return "browser") then the return value of this function is undefined.
// ES5
var ilibEnv = require("ilib-env");
if (ilibEnv.getPlatform() === "browser") {
browser = ilibEnv.getBrowser();
}
// ES6
import { getPlatform, getBrowser } from "ilib-env";
if (getPlatform() === "browser") {
browser = getBrowser();
}
// or
import ilibEnv from "ilib-env";
if (ilibEnv.getPlatform() === "browser") {
browser = ilibEnv.getBrowser();
}
This function returns one of the following values:
If the browser name cannot be determined, this function returns undefined
You can retrieve the top scope of the platform using the top()
function
and you can check whether or not a variable is defined in the top scope
using the isGlobal()
function.
// ES5
var ilibEnv = require("ilib-env");
var top = ilibEnv.top();
if (ilibEnv.isGlobal("variableName")) {
// safe to reference variableName
}
// ES6
import { top, isGlobal } from "ilib-env";
const top = top();
if (isGlobal("variableName")) {
// safe to reference variableName
}
// or
import ilibEnv from "ilib-env";
const top = ilibEnv.top();
if (ilibEnv.isGlobal("variableName")) {
// safe to reference variableName
}
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Common environment detection functions for ilib. iLib is a cross-engine library of internationalization (i18n) classes written in pure JS
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