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Deno Package Manager (Unofficial) :sauropod: NPM Experience for Deno
https://github.com/dpmland/dpm

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Deno Package Manager (Unofficial) :sauropod: NPM Experience for Deno

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## Dpm - CLI :sauropod:



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Dpm `Deno Package Manager` is a _simple_, _modern_ and _easy way_ to **manage

the Deno modules and dependencies** that help to write and manage the Deno

modules and in general any TypeScript or JavaScript code



## Features :computer:



- Build all with TypeScript

- `deno lint` and `deno fmt` commands support

- Config generator for `deno lint`, `deno fmt` and `deno test`

- Manage all in a `dpm.json` file with the same syntax of the `package.json` and

  more features

- Generate all dependencies from a `import_map.json` file

- Offline documentation manager

- Tools helper manager: install all tools for a better Deno development

- Update the dependencies manager

- Information about some directories and versions

- Powerful logger system



## Installation :rocket:



Stable Version:



```sh

deno run -A --unstable https://deno.land/x/dpm/install.ts stable

```



Development Version can check the features roadmap

[here](https://github.com/dpmland/dpm/pull/7):



```sh

deno run -A --unstable https://deno.land/x/dpm/install.ts canary

```



> Recommendation for Windows with the EMOJIS :alien:



Well I found a bug with emojis in the CLI and tried to find a solution and found

this comment about this issue and what causes this issue.



```

There is an issue with Deno.stdout.write which doesn't handle unicode characters well. There is already an deno issue denoland/deno#6001.

But i found a workaourund here denoland/deno#6131 (comment).

You have to enable utf8 character encoding in windows than it should work.

```



_Source [Here](https://github.com/c4spar/deno-cliffy/issues/113)_



And the solution proposed is added this to the top of the `profile.ps1` file can

be accessibly with this command `notepad $PROFILE` on Powershell!



```ps1

[Console]::OutputEncoding = [Text.UTF8Encoding]::UTF8

```



# Usage :alien:



## Start a basic Deno project :mega:



For start a Deno project with all files you only need make this:



```sh

# Start a new folder

$ mkdir my_project && cd my_project



# Start a all fully featured Dpm project

$ dpm init -A



# Answer the questions and done!

```



If you just need to start `dpm_imports.json` and `dpm.json` files without

questions you need to run:



```sh

# Start a new folder!

$ mkdir my_project && cd my_project



# Start only necessary files project

$ dpm init -y

```



If you want to restart or only write one file you need to run



```sh

# Start a new folder

$ mkdir my_project && cd my_project



# Start only one file

$ dpm init -f readme



## Note:

## Check the files avaliable on dpm init help

## for start a file like: readme, deno-config or eggs

## You need start the dpm.json file

```



## Install dependencies with Dpm :package:



Dpm does not download files on the computer, only write the correct url at

`dpm_imports.json` and make an experience of development like **NodeJS** with

**NPM or Yarn**



For install dependencies from the [deno.land/x](https://deno.land/x/) registry

you only need to write:



```sh

$ dpm install draco dlog2

```



For install dependencies from the [Deno std](https://deno.land/std) registry you

only need to use this:



```sh

$ dpm install flag async http path --std



## You need put the name of the library and the flag -s or --std

```



For install dependencies from other host or registries you need to run:



```sh

$ dpm install example_dep --host nest.land

```



## Use the dependencies with Dpm :package:



To use the modules installed at `dpm_imports.json`, you need to use like Node:



```ts

import { serve } from 'http/server.ts';



serve((req) => new Response('Hello World\n'));

```



> To configure DPM to work with code editors, you need to download the plugin

> for your editor and fill the `deno.config` field at `./deno.json` and the

> `deno.importMap` field at `./dpm_imports.json`.



## Uninstall dependencies with Dpm :star2:



Dpm does not delete any libraries from your computer, it just deletes the

`dpm_imports.json` file



To uninstall all dependencies at `dpm_imports.json` you need to run:



```sh

$ dpm uninstall -A

```



For uninstall just one specific dependency you need to run:



```sh

$ dpm uninstall draco dlog2

```



## Automate commands with [Deno tasks](https://deno.land/manual/tools/task_runner) :robot:



Many apps need some commands, and you do not like write this many times this

command and here are the amazing and incredible **Deno tasks** well with this

you can automate many things and are integrated with Deno but how can make this

amazing tool better here are the _task command_ on Dpm.



To add a task to the files well you only need to run:



```sh

$ dpm task -n

```



And this adds the task at `deno.json` and `dpm.json`, well but if I add a new

task at `dpm.json` How can update this? You only need to run this command:



```sh

$ dpm task -u

```



You want to see what commands you have, and this files here are the list in a

beautiful table.



```sh

$ dpm task -l deno # To see the deno.json file

$ dpm task -l dpm # To see the dpm.json file

$ dpm task -l all # To see the dpm and deno.json files

```



> Here are all basic features of Dpm if you want to :warning: but exists more

> features you can check Dpm doc help :white_check_mark:



## Contribution Guides :books:



Thanks for want to help to this project, to contribute you can check the

[contributing file](./CONTRIBUTING.md)



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