Hi,
On Wed, Sep 15, 2021 at 6:27 PM Jens <[email protected]> wrote:
> really interesting work, but don't you think something like feature
> detection should be handled by a dedicated library like Modernizr for
> example? You likely want to check for vendor prefixed support when you do
> feature detection.
>
It depends upon the actual feature detection that is taking place. All the
akasha stuff does is check whether a property/function is present on an
object. So mostly it allows you to replace something like:
if (Js.global().has("indexedDB")) { /* perform logic requiring indexDB */ }
with:
if (WindowGlobal.isIndexedDBSupported()) { /* perform logic requiring
indexDB */ }
Largely Akasha assumes that browsers conform with the HTML Living document
(or whatever it is called) or the underlying spec and only presents the
prefixes that are declared as part of the living document. If you want to
perform more complex feature detection and polyfills (i.e. assigning
prefixed version to unprefixed property or adding polyfills or detecting
non-code related features such as css properties) then going with a
dedicated library is a better option.
Mostly we have found that our needs are served with pretty simple feature
detection but YMMV
--
Cheers,
Peter Donald
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