This adds support for first-class Deno installs via the recently-added Deno provider.
Specifically:
generator.install('deno:path') corresponds to a stdlib install and will populate a versioned stdlib mapping for path to the Deno standard librariy.
generator.install('denoland:oak') corresponds to a third-party Deno.land install and will populate the mapping similarly.
In addition a new defaultRegistry option is added as well as the ability for the providers object to provide registry mappings.
defaultRegistry applies the default registry for generator.install('x') to default to generator.install('registry:x') with the default obviously being npm:.
providers having custom registry: entries allows custom registry provider mappings via new Generator({ providers: { 'npm:': 'unpkg', 'denoland:': 'custom' } }) sort of thing ensuring this all is consistent with the provider and registry separation model.
This adds support for first-class Deno installs via the recently-added Deno provider.
Specifically:
generator.install('deno:path')
corresponds to a stdlib install and will populate a versioned stdlib mapping forpath
to the Deno standard librariy.generator.install('denoland:oak')
corresponds to a third-party Deno.land install and will populate the mapping similarly.In addition a new
defaultRegistry
option is added as well as the ability for theproviders
object to provide registry mappings.defaultRegistry
applies the default registry forgenerator.install('x')
to default togenerator.install('registry:x')
with the default obviously beingnpm:
.providers
having customregistry:
entries allows custom registry provider mappings vianew Generator({ providers: { 'npm:': 'unpkg', 'denoland:': 'custom' } })
sort of thing ensuring this all is consistent with the provider and registry separation model.