JSR is a package registry created by the Deno team. JSR dependencies can be installed in non-Deno projects using other package managers using their jsr utility.
Here's an example:
pnpm jsr i @std/fmt@latest
This results in a dependency in package.json that looks like this:
"npm:@jsr/std__fmt@1.0.2",
From this point, pnpm (or any other node-style package manager) is able to install it normally as far as I can tell.
The only problem is that syncpack can't check for updates for these dependencies when using syncpack update.
I would love to contribute this feature, but don't have the time unfortunatley. JSR support would be great because the Deno team manages a nice "Standard Library" on JSR. Thanks!
Description
JSR is a package registry created by the Deno team. JSR dependencies can be installed in non-Deno projects using other package managers using their
jsrutility.Here's an example:
This results in a dependency in package.json that looks like this:
From this point,
pnpm(or any other node-style package manager) is able to install it normally as far as I can tell.The only problem is that syncpack can't check for updates for these dependencies when using
syncpack update.Suggested Solution
From our thread on Twitter, it sounds like this is something Syncpack could support: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/fundamentals/standard_library/#versioning-and-stability
Help Needed
I would love to contribute this feature, but don't have the time unfortunatley. JSR support would be great because the Deno team manages a nice "Standard Library" on JSR. Thanks!