feat: add deno target to rollup build script #281
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domoritz
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Note that this means arguer needs #277, I think.
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Closing out due to the age of the PR and its draft status. But I'd be happy to consider an updated PR for a Deno build on top of Arquero v6 (#358)! |
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This is a proof of concept to display a working build for #280.
Currently the Arquero distribution on Skypack does not work with Deno. This PR allows a cursory look into adding Deno as a distribution target. To see it in use, build Arquero normally (
yarn build), then in a Deno REPL (assuming the current working directory is Arquero's root):