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Browser shim for Node.js
process.platform.
See documentation at nodejs.org.
When running tests in Node.js as well as in the Browser, you might want to skip tests depending on the platform. With this shim it is possible to use process.platform independent of the environment.
I’d like to thank @kumavis for his browser-process-hrtime module, it was a great inspiration to create this module.
> npm install browser-process-platformprocess.platform = require('browser-process-platform')
console.log('The current platform is:', process.platform)const platform = require('browser-process-platform')
console.log('The current platform is:', platform)Feel free to join in. All welcome. Open an issue!
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Small note: If editing the README, please conform to the standard-readme specification.
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