buttercubz

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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   Having a package registry has its advantages and disadvantages (npm) but nest.land is trying to make the best of both sides, a very common complaint with deno is that it does not have a package manager or official registry. The nest.land te
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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   Trex currently uses deno.land/std, deno.land/x, nest.land and any repository. nest.land provides a blockchain-based service, we just take the way npm is used for our CLI. Trex doesn't try to look for the same npm issues, we j
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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   what trex does is, downloads and caches the modules and stores them within the name aliases provided by the import map
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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   it's really a problem that the first letter is upper?
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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   not really since it is around imports map something native to deno, the purpose is to make it something familiar like npm
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   Trex: A package manager for Deno(github.com)

   36 points by buttercubz 6y ago|24 comments
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   by buttercubz 6y ago

   What is Trex? is a Package management for deno similar to npm but maintaining the deno philosophy. packages are cached and only one import_map.json file is generated.