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function.prototype.name

v1.2.0LOW Risk

An ES2015 spec-compliant `Function.prototype.name` shim

A90/100
Install Command
npm install function.prototype.name
orpnpm add function.prototype.name
Typosquat Defense
Authentic Name

No similarity to known typosquatting targets.

Lifecycle Scripts
Clean Execution

Zero preinstall or postinstall arbitrary execution hooks.

License Type
MIT

Permissive open-source license. Safe for enterprise & proprietary software.

Package Specifications

Unpacked Size
29.1 KB
Dependencies
9
Maintainers
1
Last Published
Jun 11, 2026
View on npmjs.comGitHub Repository

Direct Dependencies (9)

hasown ^2.0.4call-bind ^1.0.9es-errors ^1.3.0call-bound ^1.0.4is-callable ^1.2.7is-document.all ^1.0.0es-define-property ^1.0.1functions-have-names ^1.2.3has-property-descriptors ^1.0.2
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is function.prototype.name safe to use in production?
function.prototype.name received a Security Grade of A (90/100) with a risk evaluation of LOW. It contains zero malicious postinstall scripts.
What license does function.prototype.name use?
function.prototype.name is licensed under the MIT license (PERMISSIVE). This is a permissive open-source license suitable for commercial applications.
How do I install function.prototype.name?
Install it via NPM using: npm install function.prototype.name, or via PNPM: pnpm add function.prototype.name, or Yarn: yarn add function.prototype.name.