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This pull request addresses an issue where the Document is not defined when rendering particles in an Angular 18 environment, causing an error to be displayed despite the particles rendering correctly.

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The changes in this pull request ensure that the particle rendering is only initialized when the application is running in a browser environment, by checking the PLATFORM_ID and using the isPlatformBrowser function from @angular/common. This resolves the "Document is not defined" error that was occurring in the server-side rendering (SSR) environment.

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  • Updated the ngAfterViewInit method in the NgxParticlesComponent to check if the platform is a browser before initializing the particle rendering.
  • Imported the isPlatformBrowser function from @angular/common to perform the platform check.

Fixes #112.

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