deno
Deno
Use Deno as the default runtime/tooling when the repo contains deno.json/deno.jsonc, uses deno.lock, or scripts/documentation reference deno task, deno run, deno test, etc.
Quick decision rules
- Prefer
deno task <name>if the repo defines tasks. - Use
deno add/deno removeto manage dependencies (writes to config). - Be explicit about permissions for
deno run/deno test.
Common operations
Initialize a new project
deno init
Add dependencies (JSR and npm)
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