I want to determine whether my js code is running on the node server or on the client, and store it into a variable isServer = true
if it is running on the server. How can I do that? Is there a way to simply check for the existence of a property that is only available on the server and, if this is possible, which is the best option?
Thanks for help!
JavaScript. JavaScript is a client-side script, meaning the browser processes the code instead of the web server. Client-side scripts are commonly used when we want to validate data before sending it to the web server, adjusting the interface in response to user feedback, and for implementing other advanced features.
To check the node server running by logging in to the system In windows you can simply go to the Task Manager and check for node in the application list. If it is there then it is running in the machine.
Node. js executes JavaScript code in its environment on the server, whereas Angular is a JavaScript framework that gets executed on the client (i.e. within a web browser.)
js modules from JavaScript running in the browser has many advantages because it allows you to use Node. js modules for client-side JavaScript applications without having to use a server with Node. js just to implement functionality that is already available as a Node. js module that is available via an npm package.
You could use this:
function is_server() {
return ! (typeof window != 'undefined' && window.document);
}
As the global window.document
object is only present in the browser context.
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