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It's possible to import telegraf in Deno using import { Telegraf } from "npm:telegraf@4.12.2".
I mean when I run that locally, that works.
But for some reason that fails when trying to deploy it on Deno.
And then there are Deno friendly CDNs, and I've tried all of them with Telegraf, and all of them encounter an error for one reason or another.
Can you maybe please just make a port that is completely compatible with Deno, including its deployment platform?
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Unfortunately no real timeline yet; it's very close to ready, but announcing a date puts a lot of pressure on me, and I have other things to work on as well. But relatively soon!
I'm sorry I didn't respond anymore. I switched over to using a docker image from Deno and deploying that on Google Cloud and now I don't have to worry anymore about any restrictions that the Deno deployment environment has.
And uhm, I have a quite a lot on my plate right now, so I don't really feel for going back to check out what errors came out of esm.sh when trying to install telegraf. Sorry. 😓
It's possible to import telegraf in Deno using
import { Telegraf } from "npm:telegraf@4.12.2"
.I mean when I run that locally, that works.
But for some reason that fails when trying to deploy it on Deno.
And then there are Deno friendly CDNs, and I've tried all of them with Telegraf, and all of them encounter an error for one reason or another.
Can you maybe please just make a port that is completely compatible with Deno, including its deployment platform?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: