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The documentation does not provide a specific TypeScript type definition for a
deno.json file. However, it does mention that Deno supports TypeScript without additional tooling and treats TypeScript as a first-class language.
If you're looking for a way to configure Deno's behavior, you might be referring to the tsconfig.json file, which is a common way to specify compiler options for a TypeScript project. Deno respects these configurations when running TypeScript code.
If you're looking for type definitions for Deno's built-in functions and objects, you can use the deno types command to generate a lib.deno.d.ts file that contains all type declarations for the Deno platform.
If you're looking for a way to provide type definitions for a JavaScript module, the documentation describes several methods, such as using a triple-slash directive, the X-TypeScript-Types header, or ambient/global types.
If you need more specific information, could you please provide more details about what you're trying to achieve? 🦕You can get the json schema, which is basically the same here
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