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Jasmine Boba'tea

•Created by Jasmine Boba'tea on 2/6/2025 in #help

how to use .ts files (or their compiled .js equivalents) in the browser?

Does Deno have a builtin way to compile ts into js for such purposes, or is there a design pattern that is recommended to make this possible, or am I stuck using webpack? I am playing with the Node crypto lib and I want to use the functions I've written in the browser's socket.io client-side code to encrypt the data that gets sent to the socket.io/deno server-side code.

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DDeno

•Created by Jasmine Boba'tea on 1/15/2025 in #help

I need ideas for different ways to dig into the Deno API's and its standard library

I am new-ish to Typescript, but I have been a programmer for over a decade. I'm giving myself a challenge to do a new thing with Deno every day for 100 days. https://github.com/kimdcottrell/hundo-days-of-deno Over the next few days, I'm thinking I can test out: - Deno.connect() and the node-mysql2 lib - std.assert and writing tests - using Deno.network to make a script that spits out some info about different websites - using Deno.command to write a simple init script that I usually would use a Makefile for But I'm not sure what else to do after that. I was a WordPress gremlin for 10 years so most of what I've done is webdev related, with a bit of devops stuff thrown in. Please give me all your recommendations. I'm aiming for single-day projects for now. I'm considering adding Fresh into this 100 days challenge too.

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DDeno

•Created by Jasmine Boba'tea on 1/3/2025 in #help

What is the best way to get the full url that Deno.serve() is running on?

If I have:

Deno.serve(
    { port: 1993, hostname: '0.0.0.0' }, 
    (_req) => new Response("Hello, world")
);

Deno.serve(
    { port: 1993, hostname: '0.0.0.0' }, 
    (_req) => new Response("Hello, world")
);

I know the url will be: http://0.0.0.0:1993 . Is there something in the Deno.* API that I can reference to get it though?

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