Adding deno version #581
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Please rename the folder to language-testingframework, so I guess TypeScript-deno |
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Np I renamed the folder |
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Thank you. Do we still need package.json? Also I see a reference to main.ts in deno file that does not exist |
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No (I missed it), package.json is not necessary for Deno runtime (although it could understand it). I remove the generated "task" with the (deleted) main entry point |
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Thank you for staying with me. There is a typo in the readme though ´deo test --watch`. Else this looks good. |
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As stated on PR title I just added a starting point for Deno JS/TS runtime, hope it will be useful to practise within it.