> Let's say we only want a snippet of the data in our original endpoint. We can create a postprocessing.js or postprocessing.ts file written in Deno to filter a

> Let's say we only want a snippet of the data in our original endpoint. We can create a postprocessing.js or postprocessing.ts file written in Deno to filter and save just the data we care about. Nice to see Deno being used and preferred instead of Node for this use case: the post-processing script can be only a single file that imports its dependencies from URL and caches them, instead of having to create a whole folder with package.json for the script.