Use globalThis with polyfill to get global object
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Currently this library uses `eval()` to get the global object, but this does not work when using a CSP policy not allowing `eval`. There is a stage 3 ECMAscript proposal to create a `globalThis` object to achieve the same result, so lets use it and polyfill it when needed using https://github.com/ljharb/globalThis
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I tested this PR with my app (browser only) and it still works. Tests are passing. |
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Currently this library uses
eval()to get the global object, but this does not work when using a CSP policy not allowingeval.There is a stage 3 ECMAscript proposal to create a
globalThisobject to achieve the same result, so lets use it and polyfill it when neededusing https://github.com/ljharb/globalThis