'use strict';

// Minimal shim for legacy Atom packages running in modern Pulsar/Electron.
// The real `loophole` package was historically used to bypass Atom's CSP
// restrictions around `eval`/`new Function`. For this package, it's used as:
//   const loophole = require('loophole'); global.Function = loophole.Function;
// So we provide a compatible surface area without pulling the full dependency.

function passthrough(callback) {
  if (typeof callback !== 'function') return callback;
  return callback();
}

module.exports = {
  // Provide the native Function constructor.
  Function: global.Function,

  // Common loophole API surface (no-op wrappers here).
  allowUnsafeEval: passthrough,
  allowUnsafeNewFunction: passthrough,
};