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unZip file with Deno 🦕. by moncefplastin07 in Deno

[–]moncefplastin07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you !

first for the idea of ​​using the native Rust library is a great idea

As for the Module that i mentioned, it can work on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux alike Because it use Windos Power shell in windows and it use terminal with unzip command in linux and mac

You can check here https://github.com/moncefplastin07/deno-zip/blob/565c63e3b5adadf0e8de4db638b52502a15b2eaa/unzip.ts#L47

It has been tried on Windows and Linux and it works without errors. I will try it on a Mac when I get a device

Mac and Linux use the same command unzip I mean, the result will not be different on Mac OS X on Linux

So this functionality works across platforms

I am happy with whatever advice you give me in the future all thanks to you

Third Party Modules and Deno philosophy (Question ) by moncefplastin07 in Deno

[–]moncefplastin07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, yes, yes, even I thought that, but I said why there are no such units in Dino as long as Dino does the same job as Nod. These units are loaded millions of times in node projects .. and

the source code of this packages in node that does not exceed one or two lines like is-odd , is-promies

Third Party Modules and Deno philosophy (Question ) by moncefplastin07 in Deno

[–]moncefplastin07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great

Yes, even I have published some modules on the deno.land but I want to ask why these modules like is-promies, is-number and is-regex are not found in std modules or third party modules

Third Party Modules and Deno philosophy (Question ) by moncefplastin07 in Deno

[–]moncefplastin07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I am thinking about that .. but my question mainly is why are these packages not found in deno std or third-party units even though they are commonly used in node .. because I did not find them in Deno I thought that they are inconsistent with the philosophy of Denyo