[Feature]: Support for Deno / Fresh

[DwieDave]

Describe the feature you'd like.

Would it be possible for console-ninja to support Deno? Or is that too much of a change? They are supporting npm packages since Deno Version 1.28.

[smcenlly]

For a number of years we have followed interest in deno for our other products, (Quokka.js and Wallaby.js), but there are a few features we require to add support.

Console Ninja operates a bit differently so it may/may not be possible to support deno / fresh.

After initial investigation, we think we may be able to add support for some front-end frameworks (e.g. specifically Vue, React) but I guess if you were using vue / react, you would probably use node instead.

With fresh being completely implemented in deno, we need to guage interest before we investigate further.

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If you would like to see support for deno, please:

1. Like the feature request described above to register your interest in this issue
2. Reply with how you are using deno, i.e. front-end app, back-end app, how you are launching deno (and any CLI parameters you use)

[DwieDave]

• I am using deno in combination with fresh (which does not need a build-step -- it must be run by deno directly)
• I use deno task start which runs the following command deno run -A --watch=static/,routes/ dev.ts for local development
• The --watch=... option provides auto-restarting on file-change/save of the comma separated paths
• -A allows all permissions (--allow-net, --allow-read, --allow-write, --allow-env, ...) for development purposes

[andreasWebDev]

I don't currently use Deno/Fresh but will consider it in the future. It depends on the development, BUT Deno sets the right foundation and is very innovative.

[tnfAngel]

We need that!