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Better check for node.js context#33
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Better check for node.js context
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Checking for
windowwill produce a false negative in some contexts, such as iron-node (I tested this, it fails) and possibly NW.js (untested, but I suspect it might also fail) which provide both node features likerequire,module, andprocess, as well aswindow.This tweak checks more explicitly for things that are exclusive to node and should not produce a false negative if node features and
windoware both present.