Thanks for all the suggestions. I tried detecting which environment I was
in but it didn't work.
We have built a couple of singleplayer games and built our own framework
for this using the Google Closure library and compiler, so this would have
to be supported too.
I tried doing the following:
(function() {
if (goog) {
//Client
goog.provide('multigame.model.Ball');
} else {
//Server
multigame = { model: {} };
module.exports = multigame.model;
}
})();
/**
* @constructor
*/
multigame.model.Ball = function(x, y, r) {
this.x = x;
this.y = y;
this.r = r;
};
This works fine with the Closure compiler, but Node breaks with a
'ReferenceError: goog is not defined'.
If I check against 'module' and 'module.exports' then Node works but the
Closure compiler breaks with 'ERROR - variable module is undeclared'
So...how do I check wheter or not something that might not be defined is
defined without getting errors ?
Will I really have to translate the code in order to compile/run it ?
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