The bundling logic should be fully built within the CLI rather than depending on a custom fork of Deno
For context taken from the Readme:
Custom Deno Fork
For reasons, you'll need a custom Deno fork checked out alongside this projects folder. This is a gigantic hack and will go away. It allows using the bundling logic from the Deno CLI.
The folder structure we're aiming for:
The Deno fork can be obtained like this. Run the following commands in the parent folder of this project folder.
git clone https://github.com/skorfmann/deno.git
cd deno
git checkout rust-cli
cd ../runtime
cargo build
With that it should be possible to build the entire project
The bundling logic should be fully built within the CLI rather than depending on a custom fork of Deno
For context taken from the Readme:
Custom Deno Fork
For reasons, you'll need a custom Deno fork checked out alongside this projects folder. This is a gigantic hack and will go away. It allows using the bundling logic from the Deno CLI.
The folder structure we're aiming for:
The Deno fork can be obtained like this. Run the following commands in the parent folder of this project folder.
With that it should be possible to build the entire project