setup-deno

Deno Setup action with integrated cache.

• Based on:
  • denoland/setup-deno@v1,
  • actions/cache@v4
• Handles restoring and caching to DENO_DIR for you.
• Annotates your source code from deno lint --compact output.
  See the summary of the most recent Problem Matcher worflow for an example.
• Works on Ubuntu, macOS & Windows runners.

Usage

Basic:

- uses: nekowinston/setup-deno@v1

All options:

- uses: nekowinston/setup-deno@v1
  with:
    deno-version: "~1.38"
    deno-json-path: ./subdirectory/deno.json
    deno-lock-path: ./subdirectory/deno.lock
    directory: ./subdirectory

Inputs

• deno-version:
  The Deno version to install. Can be a semver version of a stable release, 'canary' for the latest canary, or the Git hash of a specific canary release.
  See setup-deno for examples.
  Defaults to 1.x.
• deno-json-path:
  The path to the Deno config file to use for caching.
  Defaults to an empty string, using the built-in CLI default.
• deno-lock-path:
  The path to the lock file to use for caching.
  Defaults to ./deno.lock.
• directory:
  The path to the scripts to cache. This can be useful if Deno is only part of your repo, and stored in a subdirectory.
  Defaults to the repo root.

Outputs:

• deno-version: The Deno version that was installed.
• is-canary: If the installed Deno version was a canary version.
• cache-hit: A boolean value to indicate an exact match was found for the key.