✏️ Editing: promise.js Read Only

"use strict";

/* global self, window, module, global, require */
module.exports = function () {

"use strict";

var globalObject = void 0;

function isFunction(x) {
        return typeof x === "function";
    }

// Seek the global object
    if (global !== undefined) {
        globalObject = global;
    } else if (window !== undefined && window.document) {
        globalObject = window;
    } else {
        globalObject = self;
    }

// Test for any native promise implementation, and if that
    // implementation appears to conform to the specificaton.
    // This code mostly nicked from the es6-promise module polyfill
    // and then fooled with.
    var hasPromiseSupport = function () {

// No promise object at all, and it's a non-starter
        if (!globalObject.hasOwnProperty("Promise")) {
            return false;
        }

// There is a Promise object. Does it conform to the spec?
        var P = globalObject.Promise;

// Some of these methods are missing from
        // Firefox/Chrome experimental implementations
        if (!P.hasOwnProperty("resolve") || !P.hasOwnProperty("reject")) {
            return false;
        }

if (!P.hasOwnProperty("all") || !P.hasOwnProperty("race")) {
            return false;
        }

// Older version of the spec had a resolver object
        // as the arg rather than a function
        return function () {

var resolve = void 0;

var p = new globalObject.Promise(function (r) {
                resolve = r;
            });

if (p) {
                return isFunction(resolve);
            }

return false;
        }();
    }();

// Export the native Promise implementation if it
    // looks like it matches the spec
    if (hasPromiseSupport) {
        return globalObject.Promise;
    }

//  Otherwise, return the es6-promise polyfill by @jaffathecake.
    return require("es6-promise").Promise;
}();

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