unyt.landunyt.land is your gateway to the limitless world of TypeScript modules such as Deno modules or GitHub imports - brought directly into your favourite web browser. Our platform opens the door to a large numer of TypeScript libraries that will take your web development projects to the next level! 🚀
// load any JSR release
https://unyt.land/@<scope>/<package>/<version>/<path>
// load main.ts of @luca/flag in version 1.0.0
https://unyt.land/@luca/flag/1.0.0/main.ts
// load version 0.3.1 of @oxi/core
https://unyt.land/@oxi/core/0.3.1
// load latest version of @oxi/core
// load any deno release
https://unyt.land/x/module@version/file.ts
// load xml2js@1.0.0
https://unyt.land/x/xml2js@1.0.0/mod.ts
// omit deno polyfill (not recommended)
https://unyt.land/x/xml2js@1.0.0/mod.ts?raw
// load latest version
// load any GitHub release, commit, or branch
https://unyt.land/gh/user/repo@version/file
// load command-line-args@v0.0.3
https://unyt.land/gh/unyt-org/command-line-args@v0.0.3/main.ts
// load latest version
// request any given url
// load icon from https://unyt.org/favicon.ico
https://unyt.land/web/https://unyt.org/favicon.ico
// load html page https://status.unyt.org
The unyt.land service compiles TypeScript files (like Deno modules) on the fly to be used in JavaScript-only enviroments such as the browser.
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Our CDN uses a multi-level caching system to optimize performance and ensure fast loading times.
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Just rename all of your https://deno.land/x/...-imports to https://unyt.land/x/... (Replacing 'deno' with 'unyt')
No... at least not at the moment! We plan to offer fee-based solutions in the near future based on a premium subscription model. On the other hand we don't plan to make profit with the unyt.land service, it should just cover our expenses.
Our service provides an on-demand CDN for TypeScript and SASS transpilation. All modules that are web compatible will be compatible with all ES6-supported browsers.
So, yeah... it depends! In theory all TypeScript modules should be transpileable and runnable in a JavaScript context. If you are using external dependencies or deno-specific APIs (like File System APIs) the module will get transpiled successfully but it might fail with a runtime exception on execution since not all Deno APIs are supported by our browser polyfill.
