Deno Project Template 🦕 📦 ✨

Starter template for a new Deno project - including docs and CI

Sample usage

Use this one command to install dependencies and run the Hello, World CLI app -

$ deno run index.ts --config tsconfig.json --name "friend"
Hello, friend!

Or, using make on Linux/macOS:

$ make run
Hello, World!

Using the browser demo, if you bundle the scripts and open the test page then you'll see this logged in the browser's JS console:

Hello, Browser!
Hello, Inline script!

Resources

Learn more about Deno:

• Deno Dev Resources including tutorials.
• Deno Cheatsheets.

About this template

See the Template notes section of the docs for an intro to Deno and to see some usage examples.

If you know how to setup and run a Node project and you want to know the equivalents in Deno, see my Migrating from Node guide.

Template features

What is included in this project:

• A basic Deno application, following structure conventions from the docs and popular packages.
• Two app flows, so you can use either in your own project.
  • CLI app - see index.ts.
  • Browser app - you can compile and distribute as plain JS and load in the browser. For local development and as a demo, the sample public/index.html loads the bundle forms of the website.ts and website2.ts modules.
• Task running - covered with make - run make help for available tasks or see Makefile.
• Documentation - see docs/.
• Unit testing - see lib_test.ts.
• GitHub Actions CI - see workflow in .github/ directory.
• Additional conveniences for development:
  • A pre-push hook.
  • An EditorConfig file.
  • A placeholder TypeScript config.
  • VS Code configs.
    • Extensions config to prompt installing a Deno extension.
    • Settings config to enable the extension - recommended per project, not globally.

Start coding with Deno

Documentation

License

Released under MIT by @MichaelCurrin.