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Deno support for mojo.js #68
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We would have to get rid of a few more dependencies, but yes, i think it is quite possible. |
Deno includes some of the browser APIs that are not present on node.js, which could help remove few of the dependencies. As I'm from perl background and use mojo utils already(and I'm not mistaken that mojo.js also uses this) Mojo::DOM can use https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/deno-dom-wasm.ts which is much closer to native DOMParser present in web browsers. |
The DOM parser we already use probably works fine on Deno. HTTP and WebSocket bindings should be fairly easy too. And i'd like to have our own replacements for |
And now there is also Bun, which actually looks even better than Deno. |
+1 for Bun. It looks awesome. |
Deno 1.28 now supports NPM modules natively so it's worth checking out if |
along the same lines, I tried to run a fresh install from I also tried bun, I get the following:
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Deno 2.0 was just released and is supposed to have even better NodeJS ecosystem support so it's worth checking out if |
Wonder if the recent |
As both mojo.js and Deno are young projects that have great potential and are (imo) great match, would it be possible to port mojo.js to Deno ecosystem?
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