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Generally, devcontainers are not used.
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# My Deno Template

A template repository for projects using Deno.

## Overview

This template provides basic settings and a recommended directory structure to
help you quickly start your Deno project.

## Features

- **Development Environment Setup**: Includes configuration files for VSCode
(`.vscode`) and DevContainer (`.devcontainer`) to support a smooth development
environment setup.
- **Deno Configuration**: Comes with a `deno.json` file to easily manage your
Deno settings.
- **GitHub Template**: This repository is set as a GitHub template, making it
easy to use as a base for new projects.

## Usage

1. **Create a Repository**:
- Use this template to create a new repository.

2. **Install Dependencies**:
- Since Deno directly imports external modules, no special installation steps
are required.

3. **Run Scripts**:
- Use the following command to run Deno scripts:

```bash
deno run -A your_script.ts
```

## Development Environment Setup

- **Deprecation of DevContainer**:
- While this repository includes a DevContainer configuration to quickly set
up a development environment, it is considered **deprecated** for the
following reasons:
- **Overhead from Virtual Layers**: Using DevContainer adds extra resource
requirements, which can result in slower performance.
- **Limited Benefits**: Deno is lightweight and easy to configure, making it
unnecessary to rely on DevContainer for most use cases. A direct local
development setup is recommended for a simpler and more efficient
experience.
- You can safely remove the DevContainer configuration if it is not needed for
your workflow.

## Contribution

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these steps:

1. Fork this repository.
2. Create a new branch.
3. Commit your changes.
4. Submit a pull request.

## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the [LICENSE](./LICENSE)
file for details.