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Am I the only one reading this right or am I the only one reading it wrong. Deno is not supporting node.js built-ins. It's deno deploy. Meaning that this will
by sisve 3y ago
Am I the only one reading this right or am I the only one reading it wrong.
Deno is not supporting node.js built-ins. It's deno deploy. Meaning that this will not work on other hosting platforms, right... or?
- tracker1 3y agoDeno has already been seeing increasing support for Node's API and built-ins... this means, they are now also available for running in Deno Deploy (cloud environment)... if you were using something where you deployed your own Deno (docker, etc) then you could already to this. Note: Cloudflare Workers is also starting to support a lot of Node APIs as well (opt-in), so bundles will likely be able to run in both of them and others. Can't speak specifically to it, but Bun will probably also largely work.
- sisve 3y agoThanks. That explains it. See that it was added to deno in jan. I guess the last version on deno made it ready to be used on deno deploy.