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Node.js -> Deno cheatsheet
| Node.js | Deno |
|---|---|
node file.js |
deno run file.js |
ts-node file.ts |
deno run file.ts |
node -e |
deno eval |
npm i -g |
deno install |
npm i / npm install |
n/a ¹ |
npm run |
deno task |
eslint |
deno lint |
prettier |
deno fmt |
rollup / webpack / etc |
deno bundle |
package.json |
deno.json / deno.jsonc / import_map.json |
tsc |
deno check ² |
typedoc |
deno doc |
jest / ava / mocha / tap / etc |
deno test |
nodemon |
deno run/lint/test --watch |
nexe / pkg |
deno compile |
npm explain |
deno info |
nvm / n / fnm |
deno upgrade |
tsserver |
deno lsp |
nyc / c8 / istanbul |
deno coverage |
| benchmarks | deno bench |
¹ See Modules, the runtime downloads and caches the code on first use.
² Type checking happens automatically, TypeScript compiler is built into the
deno binary.