An example blog made with deno and Drash
An example blog made with deno and Drash
What’s this?
This will be a working example of a blog made with deno and drash, with a web component or two thrown in for good measure. With any luck this will also be the foundation for an ongoing blog about web development that focuses on buildless techniques and deno.
This is not yet a working blog. Installing this right now might be fun if you want to build the whole thing before I write the tutorials but I seriously doubt you’ll find much utility otherwise.
Installation
Get this repository using git clone https://github.com/nemo-omen/bueno.git or, (my personal preference,) npx degit nemo-omen/bueno so you aren’t downloading the git part of this repo.
npm install
Haha! I know, but this is a deno project, right? Yes, it is, but we’re using LitElement and I prefer to have that dependency local rather than making a call to a CDN from the front-end. So, we’re installing it with NPM and then we’re going to -
npx snowpack
That way snowpack can make the LitElement module available inside of the public/web_modules directory, which we can then use as an ESM module in our front-end.
Todo
- Auth
- DB
- Find a nicer library for the editor component
- Start using Trex for dependency local management(?)
Inspiration/Resources
Develop and dockerize a blogging API with deno
Authentication for actual humans
Download Details:
Author: nemo-omen
GitHub: https://github.com/nemo-omen/bueno
#deno #javascript #drash
