Closed ntkoopman closed 2 years ago
The standard practice is to add dependencies to deno.land (https://deno.land/x), but that would need an extra build step.
If you want to document support it's probably easier to document usage from a browser, since that would imply that it works in Deno as well.
Looks great, thanks @ntkoopman ! I published this to npm was version 4.9.0.
This allows using ts-poet using one of the CDN repository mirrors. The reason is that Prettier uses the standalone version on those, and the standalone version doesn't include
resolveConfig
.(mainly for Deno compatibility)