is-node-process is a small utility that reliably checks whether code is running in a Node.js environment, returning true or false. It is useful for detecting Node.js correctly in browser-like setups such as JSDOM, as well as in environments like Electron and React Native that may otherwise confuse simple checks.
Project status
- The last recorded upstream push and the newest package update are from 2023-03-23, which is a gap of about 3 years versus today (2026-06-09). This strongly suggests the source is in a quiet or maintenance mode rather than actively maintained.
- The update cadence appears sporadic: updates in 2021-07-23, then two updates in a short window on 2023-03-23 (v1.1.0 at 16:29 UTC and v1.2.0 at 16:43 UTC). No further updates are shown after that date.
AI summary generated
Recent updates
v1.2.0
v1.2.0 primarily changes how the package is built and published so it can be consumed as both ESM and CJS. The release notes only call out ESM distribution, but the diff also modifies package export resolution and the publish pipeline behavior.
Featuresv1.1.0
Release v1.1.0 updates the project to support a new Electron version. This is primarily an environment compatibility change and may affect users running Electron-based setups when upgrading.
Featuresv1.0.1
Release v1.0.1 was published, but the publisher did not provide any release notes or details about changes. No information is available here to determine whether this release includes new features, bug fixes, breaking changes, or security updates.