Bundling node-tree-sitter
Hello there! I'm working on a language server written in Deno TS. I'd like to bundle it with node-tree-sitter, and I'm using esbuild as the docs recommend., but node-tree-sitter doesn't bundle nicely.
https://github.com/bennypowers/design-tokens-language-server/issues/1#issuecomment-2776935304
If you have some ideas how I might work around this, I'd appreciate your input. Maybe with a dynamic import and
--include?...How do i correctly create local package/package.json - that can be used by locally running deno app?
The tl;dr is that I have a sveltekit app and a deno app, and they both share code. Everything seems to work on the CLI level, but I cannot get it to work on the LSP level (vscode) I think? I can't tell if it's my lack of understanding of how deno expects imported npm packages that are local - or if that's even possible, or something else.
I have put up a mock repo to show what I am trying to do, and I also creted an issue in github that shows some fix attempts that lead to extremem performance degredation from the deno lang server (i think at least)
I'm trying to figure out how to structure a node package and what the package.json should look like in order to correctly be able to reference this package from a deno app using an import_map...
Install package provided from URL as `.tar.gz`
Some sites like https://github.com/stackblitz-labs/pkg.pr.new provide packages as tarballs. How can these be installed in a deno project?
With npm, we can simply run
npm i https://pkg.pr.new/<owner>/<repo>/<npm-package-name>@<pr-id> and the PR branch version of the package will be installed. Does deno have a way of handling this?...Importing Tesseract.js
Hello! I am hoping to use tesseract.js to do OCR in my application. However on deno 2.2.6, when I try
```
Tesseract.recognize(
'https://tesseract.projectnaptha.com/img/eng_bw.png',...
How do I compute a cursor for kv.list?
I basically I want to list entries after a known key. I'm trying to implement this function:
function getEvents(afterEventId: string) {
const entries = db.list({ prefix: ["events"] }, { cursor: ??? }
...
deno.json glob exports
I am using a monorepo with multiple projects.
I would like to use specific files from package
@namespace/toolbox in package @namespace/project.
In package toolbox, I have the following deno.jsonc:
```json...Socket failing to transmit/receive when using 'upgrade' event and socket.write on Expressjs server
Hi, I'm using the
ws npm module with my Express server (lots of routes were imported from a different project, one using Node with express in mind). Use of either socket.end or socket.write hangs the request.
The event listener is attached to the Server given by app.listen().
The script with this bug commented out is here (ctrl+f for 'upgrade'): https://gitea.proxnet.dev/zombieb/galvanic-corrosion/src/branch/master/src/main.ts...Cannot use daisyui as a tailwind plugin
Hi, when trying to add a component library to a completely new deno install I came across a problem.
I added screenshots to show the problem...
Selective package.json Discovery in Monorepos
Hey Deno community! 👋
I'm working with a monorepo that contains both Deno-compatible shared libraries and non-Deno projects (like Expo/React Native). I've run into an issue where Deno discovers and tries to install dependencies from ALL package.json files in the workspace:
```
DEBUG RS - deno_config::workspace::discovery:278 - package.json file found at '/path/to/monorepo/package.json' ...
Express and WebSocket server on one port
Hi, I'm using Expressjs in my application. I need to handle websockets and the Express routes on one port. I know this can easily be done with Node, but how can I do it on Deno? I can't switch away from Express, but I can start from scratch with any websocket library.
I'm using
app.listen(port) in my code....Running deno add npm:xxx via docker results in not found
So, in an experiment to run most things via docker to isolate stuff on my system I'm trying to run Deno via docker. I have a very simple shell script file,
/opt/bin/deno like this:
```
#!/bin/sh
...Check dependencies version
Hi
I am new to Deno.
I mostly work in highly regulated industries, so part of my development and maintenance workflow is to frequently and automatically check if any dependencies are out of date....
about prod & dev dependencies in deno projects
What are best practices for managing prod/dev dependencies in a clear separate manner with deno?
1. Without workspaces?
2. With workspaces?
3. Using
import_map.json (both cases)?
4. Is a separate dev_import_map.json recommended?...commonjs overrides
I'm trying to migrate to deno and most things are working, which is awesome. However, i have some older dependencies that are published in commonjs that I need to override their dependencies (overriding react specifically). Previously i achieved this with npm overrides, but that's not working with deno.
Does deno.json have something similar to engine in the package.json
I want to make sure a certain version of Deno is being used by developers
Importing local workspace React components into Vite project not working
On this project https://github.com/danm/deno-srp-base/tree/main/packages/web
I am trying to import a package called Articles, which is a React JSX component, into a package called Core, which is another React component, but the one which runs using Vite.
The repo uses workspaces, and the Articles package has the name
@srp/web-articles. When i try to import it, React throws an error:...Problems with Nested deno.json in Deno Workspaces
Hello ,
I'm encountering an issue in Deno workspaces with nested
deno.json files. As reported in my GitHub issue [https://github.com/StaytunedLLP/open_poc/issues/4], adding deno.json inside subfolders (like feature folders fe_ and sy_ within workspace packages) leads to red squiggles and broken import navigation in VS Code (using the Deno extension). The code runs correctly, but the editor experience is really suffering.
I'm wondering if anyone can offer guidance on:...Issues with libuv and zeromq support in Deno?
I was creating a deno proxy server to communicate with my python microservices which extensively use zeromq to communicate with each other,
But on Deno I cannot set up zeromq no matter what, this is the error I get with using ...
npm:zeromq package.
deno: symbol lookup error: /home/user/projects/data-proxy/node_modules/.deno/zeromq@6.3.0/node_modules/zeromq/build/linux/x64/node/115/addon.node: undefined symbol: uv_unref
deno: symbol lookup error: /home/user/projects/data-proxy/node_modules/.deno/zeromq@6.3.0/node_modules/zeromq/build/linux/x64/node/115/addon.node: undefined symbol: uv_unref
Workspace-aware path imports
Hi!
My use case: I want to import a package from a Deno workspace. It doesn't work:
- Simply specifying path to the package root or its
deno.jsonc doesn't work...