Package

can-use-dom

Test if you can use dom in the current environment

v0.1.0, 3 Feb 2015MITCommonJSTypes: None

$ npm install can-use-dom

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Key numbers

As of 25 Sept 2026

Weekly downloads: 435.5k; -27% over 12 months
Gzip bundle size: -; No Bundlephobia data
Dependencies: 0; Direct, from package.json
Last release: 11 years ago; v0.1.0
GitHub stars: -
Open issues / PRs: - / -
Contributors: -
Commits, last 52 weeks: -

Downloads

Last week 2026-09-15 to 2026-09-21

Weekly npm downloads, one point per week, weeks starting 23 Sept 2025 to 15 Sept 2026. The y axis starts at zero.

435,521 downloads last week, 1,809,981 in the last month. The 12-month change of -27% compares the average of the last 4 weeks with the first 4 weeks of the series.

Maintenance

Releases, last 12 months: 01 in total
Latest version: 0.1.0, 3 Feb 201511 years ago
First published: 3 Feb 2015
Last push to GitHub: -
Repository archived: -
Open issues: -
Open pull requests: -
Commits, last 52 weeks: -
Dependents on npm: -

Major versions

v0 first release 0.1.0, 3 Feb 2015

Recent releases

Version	Published
0.1.0	3 Feb 2015

Compatibility

Module format: CommonJSFrom package.json type, main and exports fields
TypeScript types: None
Node.js engine range: Not declared
Runtimes: -
Unpacked size (npm): -
Dependencies (0): None

Install

npm install can-use-dom

CDN

jsDelivrhttps://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/can-use-dom@0.1.0/
unpkghttps://unpkg.com/can-use-dom@0.1.0/
esm.shhttps://esm.sh/can-use-dom@0.1.0

Sources: npm registry, npm downloads API. Data fetched 25 Sept 2026.

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