Deno equivalent for `npm create svelte@latest my-app`
Since
npm create is an alias for npm init I thought I'd just be able to use deno init svelte@latest my-app as it claims to be a replacement here: https://youtu.be/d35SlRgVxT8?t=546.
What would the correct way to init a svelte app? I'd like to use a deno.json if possible rather than package.json.Deno
YouTube
Announcing Deno 2
Read more about Deno 2: https://deno.com/2
00:00 Cold open
02:37 Keynote
03:59 Demo: a program in a single file
08:31 All in one toolchain
09:05 Deno compile demo
10:39 Announcing Deno 2
11:58 Next.js demo
14:18 Node and npm compatibility
17:22 Package management
18:17 deno install demo
19:00 JSR
20:14 Deno standard library
21:18 JSR demo
27:20...
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The equivalent command in Deno is
Thank you! I assumed the create things were separate from executable apps but I guess not.
yeah even in npm it calls this package under the hood. The
npm create/init command are syntactic sugar on top (which is nice!)On a side note: would you happen to know whether the deno formatter and linter would work with svelte files or should I add eslist and prettier for it
I think support for formatting
.svelte files recently landed and is part of Deno 2. Given its newness it might not be as polished as prettier. I don't think deno lint supports linting non-JS/TS files
So you might be better served with eslint or oxlint