Different JS execution contexts are not supported by `isBasicObject()`

[SimonSimCity]

Today I had a hard time debugging when trying to find out why a library I use doesn't work as expected.
The base root cause is by this library which checks if an object is a base-object.

It tries to do so by checking the prototype of new Object().

As I found out today, the prototype of a new object is not always the same. This becomes evident when running your code in a NodeJS vm.

const vm = require('vm');
global.MongoObject = require('mongo-object').default;


console.log(vm.runInNewContext(`MongoObject.isBasicObject({})`, { MongoObject: MongoObject }));
console.log(vm.runInThisContext(`MongoObject.isBasicObject({})`));

console.log(MongoObject.isBasicObject({}));

The code produces the following output:

false
true
true

Please find a way to check for plain objects without using the constructor or note at a place that this package is not stable when using in more than one NodeJS contexts.

[aldeed]

Any suggestions? A lot of trial and error went into getting the proper logic in isBasicObject a long time ago. So I'm hesitant to change it, but if there's some solution to this problem that's been documented elsewhere and all tests still pass, it's worth trying to support this use case.