can-use-dom: Browser DOM Detection Utility

This package provides a very minimalist utility to determine if the current JavaScript environment has access to the Document Object Model (DOM), primarily used for writing isomorphic (universal) JavaScript applications that need to behave differently client-side versus server-side. It exports a simple boolean value, `true` if `window`, `window.document`, and `window.document.createElement` are all defined, and `false` otherwise. The package is extremely lightweight with no dependencies. First released as version `0.1.0` and last updated over nine years ago, its development is considered abandoned. Due to its age, it primarily uses CommonJS module syntax, meaning direct native ESM imports may not function without a bundler or transpilation layer. Modern alternatives often include more sophisticated environment detection or rely on frameworks to abstract these differences. Its main differentiator is its absolute simplicity and singular focus, though its lack of maintenance makes it a less reliable choice for new projects.