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Fix errors under NextJS #352

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This PR should fix some errors being shown when running the javascript sdk under NodeJS. I believe it was caused by a circular dependency that has been hence removed, as mentioned in issue #346

I have locally tested both running npm test and running my application with its built version as module.

This is my first serious PR, feel free to let me know if I have something to improve on.

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  • Refactor

    • Restructured runtime environment detection logic
    • Moved environment-specific constants and detection functions to a centralized module
    • Updated import statements across multiple files to use new runtime detection module
  • Chores

    • Reorganized project structure for better code management
    • Simplified environment detection mechanisms

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The changes involve a refactoring of runtime environment detection and constant management across multiple files. The primary modifications include moving environment-specific constants and detection functions from helpers.ts to a new runtime.ts file. Constants like NODE_VERSION, BUN_VERSION, and BROWSER_AGENT have been centralized in the new module, along with functions to detect the current runtime environment. Import statements in various files have been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring consistent access to these runtime-specific utilities.

Changes

File Change Summary
src/lib/constants.ts Removed constants NODE_VERSION, BUN_VERSION, BROWSER_AGENT; Updated imports from ./helpers to ./runtime
src/lib/helpers.ts Removed environment detection constants isBrowser, isNode, isBun
src/lib/runtime.ts Added new constants NODE_VERSION, BUN_VERSION, BROWSER_AGENT; Added functions isBrowser(), isNode(), isBun()
src/packages/AbstractLiveClient.ts Updated import for isBun from ../lib/helpers to ../lib/runtime
src/packages/AbstractRestClient.ts Updated import for isBrowser from ../lib/helpers to ../lib/runtime
test/constants.test.ts Updated imports, removing isBrowser from ../lib/helpers and adding imports from ../lib/runtime

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Runtime as runtime.ts
    participant Constants as constants.ts
    participant Clients as Clients
    participant Tests as Tests

    Runtime->>Runtime: Define runtime constants
    Runtime->>Runtime: Create environment detection functions
    Runtime-->>Constants: Export constants and functions
    Constants-->>Clients: Import runtime utilities
    Constants-->>Tests: Import runtime utilities
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The sequence diagram illustrates how the new runtime.ts module centralizes environment-specific constants and detection functions, which are then imported and used across different parts of the application.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/lib/runtime.ts (3)

1-4: Consider broader environment checks or fallback logic.

Currently, if process.versions.node is absent, the code defaults to "unknown". In lesser-known or emerging runtimes that partially emulate Node, this may lead to confusing results. Consider providing a more descriptive fallback or performing deeper checks to ensure robust detection.


6-9: Add fallback for unrecognized runtimes.

Similar to NODE_VERSION, we return "unknown" if the Bun version is missing. This is fine, but including more descriptive fallback logic or logging may help troubleshoot environment discrepancies when something mimics Bun but lacks a fully populated process.versions.


11-14: Validate user agent behavior in non-browser contexts.

The fallback to "unknown" is helpful, but consider whether a more explicit message or separate detection (e.g., typeof window === "undefined") might be more informative for debugging scenarios in server-side or non-browser contexts.

test/constants.test.ts (1)

10-10: Add tests for additional environments if relevant.

You’ve transitioned isBrowser and NODE_VERSION to runtime.ts. Consider adding unit tests or test configurations for Bun or other runtimes to confirm that BUN_VERSION is also handled properly in your test coverage.

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src/lib/runtime.ts (1)

16-20: Potential combined environment checks.

isBrowser(), isNode(), and isBun() each check if the corresponding version or agent is not "unknown". These simple checks are adequate, but watch out for edge cases—e.g., a future environment that sets both Node and Bun versions. It may be beneficial to consolidate these checks in a single utility that ensures mutually exclusive detection or clarifies if running in a hybrid environment.

src/lib/constants.ts (1)

1-2: Imports reflect refactoring toward runtime detection.

The updated imports from ./runtime are well-organized. Ensure that any references to removed constants or functions in other modules are properly updated to prevent build or runtime failures.

test/constants.test.ts (1)

1-1: Confirm removal of isBrowser import from helpers.

Removing isBrowser from the helpers import path is consistent with the new runtime-centric design. Ensure there are no leftover references to the old import in other tests or files.

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