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functions-have-names

The `functions-have-names` package checks if the JavaScript environment supports the `name` property on functions. It is useful for ensuring compatibility across different browsers, particularly older versions of Internet Explorer. This package can help developers write more robust code by understanding function naming support in their target environments.

lurq health score
47/100
Confidence
unproven
Weekly downloads
85,936,134
Latest version
1.2.3
Last release
Apr 19, 2022
License
MIT

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