Detect-Is-On-Glitch

Creative name, right?

Well, in my defense, this is a very simple package. It simply tells you whether or not your code is executing inside of the Glitch environment.

Using

Options:

Call via CLI
- detect-is-on-glitch or isglitch
  - isglitch && echo "Running on Glitch"
- You can use the -i or --invert flag to get !result, like so:
  - isglitch -i && echo "Not running on Glitch"

Pull in to front-end

<script src="node_modules/detect-is-on-glitch/dist/browser/glitch-detect.min.js"></script>
<script>
detectIsOnGlitch().then((res) => {
	alert(`You are ${res ? '' : 'not '}on Glitch`);
});
</script>

Backend / NodeJS

const getIsOnGlitch = require('detect-is-on-glitch');

getIsOnGlitch().then((isOnGlitch) => {
	if (isOnGlitch) {
		console.log('is on glitch!');
	} else {
		console.log('somewhere else!');
	}
});

Building

yarn build

Detection method

Right now, the detection method is extremely simple:

Browser / client: Checks if the current URL belongs to Glitch, or a subdomain
Server side: Checks for some env / process.env.* environmental variables that are injected by Glitch
- For example, GLITCH_SHARED_INCLUDES_LEGACY_CLS

joshuatz/detect-is-on-glitch

Detect-Is-On-Glitch

Using

Building

Detection method