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Because the '@' convention is for organizations, not the actual package, e.g. '@company/pkg'. In this case, '$fresh' is the actual package, and there is no orga
by 0x6c6f6c 4y ago
Because the '@' convention is for organizations, not the actual package, e.g. '@company/pkg'. In this case, '$fresh' is the actual package, and there is no organization name.
This just may be the Deno standard for their import mapping functionality since they also do full URLs for imports like Go (sans schema) normally.
Deno is also just not exactly like JS ecosystems, and that's exactly the point too. Opinionated defaults, out-of-the-box support for TypeScript, death to NPM.