runtimey
Easily detect which JavaScript runtime is being used. Bun, Deno, Node.JS or browser.
Useful for packages or scripts to customize functionality of their code depending on the runtime being executed.
Usage
index.js
import { currentRuntime } from "runtimey";
console.log(currentRuntime);
shell
$ bun index.js && deno run index.js && node index.js
bun
deno
node
Documentation
-
isBun
true
if the Bun runtime is being used.
-
isDeno
true
if the Deno runtime is being used.
-
isNode
true
if the Node.JS runtime is being used.
-
isBrowser
true
if running inside a browser.
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currentRuntime
: "bun"
| "deno"
| "node"
| "browser"
| "unknown"
The name of the current runtime being used.
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runtimeValue({ bun, deno, node, browser, default })
Returns the value according to the runtime being used.
index.js
import { runtimeValue } from "runtimey";
const val = runtimeValue({ bun: "RUNTIME_BUN", deno: "RUNTIME_DENO", node: "RUNTIME_NODE" });
console.log("Current runtime:", val);
shell
$ bun index.js && deno run index.js && node index.js
Current runtime: RUNTIME_BUN
Current runtime: RUNTIME_DENO
Current runtime: RUNTIME_NODE
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isServiceWorker
true
if running in a worker environment.
License
This repository uses MIT License. See LICENSE for full license text.