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init
Start Deno projects faster with deno-init, a simple executable that scaffolds the project structure for you.
Please note this module’s API is not stable yet and there may be breaking changes on
0.xversion increments.
Requirements
denoinstalled and available on a terminal.
Installation
Use the deno install command to install or upgrade the executable. If you download it without specifying a version the latest will be installed.
deno install --allow-read --allow-write -n deno-init https://deno.land/x/init@0.10.0/mod.tsdeno-init can also be installed directly from GitHub:
deno install --allow-read --allow-write -n deno-init https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GJZwiers/deno-init/main/mod.tsBasic Usage
deno-initThis will prompt you for the following:
- TypeScript? (default
y) - Entrypoint? (default
mod.ts) - Dependency entrypoint? (default
deps.ts) - Debug configuration? (default
y).
Choosing all defaults will create the following structure in the current directory:
.
│ .gitignore
│ deps.ts
│ mod.ts
│
└───.vscode
│ │ launch.json
│ │ settings.jsonThe created .gitignore will ignore .vscode/ and settings.json will contain "deno.enable": "true", while launch.json will contain a basic debug configuration.
Available Options
Use --help to print all available options. In addition, they are listed below:
Use --yes or -y if you simply want to use all the default values without being prompted:
deno-init -ydeno-init will not overwrite files or directories unless --force is passed.
Use --editor or -e to generate editor-specific configuration for a project. At this moment only the option vscode is supported and it is also set as the default.
deno-init --editor vscodeUse --force or -f in case you explicitly want to overwrite existing files. This can be helpful to re-initialize but use with caution.
deno-init -fUse --name or -n to make a new directory in the current directory where the files will be placed.
deno-init --name my_deno_project--template or -t can be combined with deno-init subcommands to create a project from a template.
deno-init --template oakSubcommands
Use --help to get more detailed information on any of the subcommands.
api
Use to initialize a Deno RESTful API from a template.
deno-init api --template opineAvailable template: opine, restful_oak.
cli
Use to initialize a Deno Command Line Interface (CLI) from a template.
deno-init cli --template cliffyAvailable templates: cliffy
tdd
Use to initialize a Deno Test-Driven Development project from a template.
deno-init tdd --template rhumRoadmap
- Support more editor/IDE setups
- Add more project templates