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platform-specific

v1.1.0

Published

Platform specific information for isomorphic applications

Downloads

543

Readme

platform-specific

React and React-Native platform detection without having to depend on React Native or React directly. This module uses (or abuses) the platform specific extensions and package.json properties to serve up the correct platform specification.

  • For browsers it assumes that bundlers use the browser field in the package.json.
  • For React-Native on Android it assumes that index.android.js is loaded.
  • For React-Native on iOS it assumes that index.ios.js is loaded.
  • For React-Native on Windows it assumes that index.win.js is loaded.
  • For everything else it assumes index.js is selected by default (such as node.js)

Installation

The module is released in the public npm registry and can be installed by running:

npm isntall --save platform-specific

Usage

Simply require the module in your application/code/component:

import platform from 'platform-specific';

The returned platform variable now contains an object the following keys:

  • type set js unless it's used on react-native then it's set to react-native
  • platform which can be android, ios, browser or node

License

MIT