Yeah that's correct. The module doesn't export a variable called . That's what this error means. The variable is a global similar to the browser. So you don't need to import from anywhere. Deleting that import statement should resolve this
Yeah in deno the goal is to use "The Platform" @Daimon so most of the Browser api like fetch, Response, Request, uint8array and all that is already included
so you don't really need to deal with the proprietary nature of NodeJS API
Even though I am currently running it on VDS, which is located in the US-East of America, both codes with node.js are received faster than deno.js. Is there anything you can recommend to send the URL to the server?