Deno Module
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A lightweight, fast embedded JavaScript template engine for Node.js, Deno, and the browser, written in TypeScript.
Deno bindings for webview, enabling creation of web-based desktop GUI applications.
A minimalist web framework for Deno, ported from ExpressJS, providing robust HTTP server tooling.
A cross-platform desktop automation framework for Deno that enables keyboard, mouse, screen, and notification control.
A Deno module for building reactive, dependency-free Terminal User Interfaces with ready-to-use components.
Deprecated Deno module for loading environment variables from .env files - now part of Deno standard library.
A Deno module for matrix, ndarray, and tensor operations accelerated by WebGPU and WASM.
A Deno module and CLI tool for displaying PNG, JPG, GIF, and pixel array images directly in the terminal with color, transparency, and animation support.
A library for managing Deno native plugin dependencies by downloading and caching platform-specific binaries.
A middleware for Deno Oak HTTP servers that proxies requests to other URLs with extensive customization options.
Bundle assets and scripts into a single executable file using Deno.
A proxy middleware for Deno Opine HTTP servers that forwards requests with customizable options.
A Deno-native client library for Twitter API v2, enabling seamless integration with Twitter's latest API.
A Deno library for adding syntax highlighting to JSON strings with customizable colors.
A minimal Deno logger with icons and file logging support, offering classic and minimalist output styles.
A type-safe configuration file manager for Deno applications with support for multiple encoders.
A collection of multiplatform utilities for file, folder, and system operations in Deno.
A Deno library for reading and writing YAML files with environment variable interpolation.
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