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Reference error: window is not defined #30

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I created a new Node.js project and inserted the example code as per README:

import {BridgeClient} from '@lookingglass/bridge'

const Bridge = BridgeClient.getInstance()

async function run() {
    await Bridge.connect()
    console.log("ok")
}
run()

Result:

ReferenceError: window is not defined
    at ct (C:\Users\alice\Documents\anode_lookingglass\node_modules\@lookingglass\bridge\dist\looking-glass-bridge.js:1:2962)
    at dt.connectToBridgeEventSource (C:\Users\alice\Documents\anode_lookingglass\node_modules\@lookingglass\bridge\dist\looking-glass-bridge.js:1:4627)
    at T.subscribeToEvents (C:\Users\alice\Documents\anode_lookingglass\node_modules\@lookingglass\bridge\dist\looking-glass-bridge.js:1:80823)
    at T.connect (C:\Users\alice\Documents\anode_lookingglass\node_modules\@lookingglass\bridge\dist\looking-glass-bridge.js:1:71163) 
    at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:95:5)
    at async run (file:///C:/Users/alice/Documents/anode_lookingglass/test.mjs:12:5)

Node.js v20.18.0

Is this module only designed to work in a browser context?

I have another Node.js project that generates OpenGL scenes directly and want to view them on the Looking Glass. I am able to create a fullscreen undecorated window in my Node.js script and I can see this on the Looking Glass. I assumed that I needed to use Bridge to get the appropriate calibration data for the shaders to create the quilt. Is this possible via the '@lookingglass/bridge' node module?

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