Note: This is a work in progress. 🏗️🚧
Project Status: 🐲 Unstable, alpha-ish quality.
You need to be on at least a recent RC of ReScript v11.
npm i @tsirysndr/rescript-deno @rescript/core
Include them in your rescript.json:
{
"bs-dependencies": ["@rescript/core", "@tsirysndr/rescript-deno"]
}
rescript-deno is namespaced, so you'll find all modules listed under the main module TsirysndrRescriptDeno.
You're strongly encouraged to open TsirysndrRescriptDeno globally, to get the best possible developer experience. You do that by adding this to your rescript.json:
{
"bsc-flags": [
"-open TsirysndrRescriptDeno",
"-open TsirysndrRescriptDeno.Globals",
"-open RescriptCore"
]
}
This might be a matter of taste, but I recommend opening it to get the best experience.
This will make all of Deno available to you without needing to dip into the TsirysndrRescriptDeno module explicitly.
A Simple HTTP Server:
Deno.serveWithOptions({port: 8007}, ~handler=req => {
Response.new(String("Hello, world!"))
})->ignore
Make a request to a server:
let result = await fetch(String("https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character"))
Console.log(await result->Response.json)
See playground directory in this repo for more examples.
There's still a good amount of bindings missing. Here's what's currently available:
Contributions, issues and feature requests are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for more info.
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