← Back to context Comment by chiffaa 9 hours ago isn't that fairly irrelevant if Deno dies out? Does anything else use JSR? 3 comments chiffaa Reply herpdyderp 9 hours ago I tried using JSR for about a week, but the restrictions were so tight I gave up. skybrian 5 hours ago JSR packages can run on Node.js, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, etc. The maintainer uploading the package decides which runtimes are supported. vorticalbox 9 hours ago It’s immutable npm, you can’t unpublish I believe but yeah it’s trick of allowing one to publish typescript packages rather than compiled js only applies to deno.
herpdyderp 9 hours ago I tried using JSR for about a week, but the restrictions were so tight I gave up.
skybrian 5 hours ago JSR packages can run on Node.js, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, etc. The maintainer uploading the package decides which runtimes are supported.
vorticalbox 9 hours ago It’s immutable npm, you can’t unpublish I believe but yeah it’s trick of allowing one to publish typescript packages rather than compiled js only applies to deno.
I tried using JSR for about a week, but the restrictions were so tight I gave up.
JSR packages can run on Node.js, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, etc. The maintainer uploading the package decides which runtimes are supported.
It’s immutable npm, you can’t unpublish I believe but yeah it’s trick of allowing one to publish typescript packages rather than compiled js only applies to deno.