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do you have to do
npm:drizzle-orm or somethingwhat
npm: specifiers | Deno Docs
Since version 1.28, Deno has native support for importing npm packages. This is
idk Ive never used deno lol
i do that
it never works
here i try to push this
oh you need https://deno.land/x/[email protected]
whats that
no more npm:
so just dpx drizzle-kit
it still sayas
wame thing
@Revan
@Angelelz
oh
Under the hood, the CLI finds the file to run (cli.ts or mod.ts) from the Deno registry and runs it.
doesnt look goodI don't think I can be of any help, I had never used Deno
when will this be released for deno
or does anyone here know how to use it with deno?
my opinion: if none of the core maintainers use deno its not likely
there is a wrapper for deno
but it only supports posgtre
Im sure it wouldnt be too hard to make a cli.ts that calls the other drizzle kit file, youd have to wait untill drizzle kit is open source
tho im using mysql
@Andrew Sherman ETA on deno support?
i almost have drizzle running in Deno. (just one thing blocking it is the IsDrizzleTable error). But once i get it all running smoothly, i'll share what I did to get it working.
But im not using drizzle-kit though, since the migrations are handled in a node app.
its drizzle connected to a postgres db though, but that shouldnt be an issue
ok. i switched from my laptop to my desktop and now everything looks to be running smooth with the intelisense in vscode (no more IsDrizzleTable error).
@dêniz im not running drizzle kit in deno. but i can show you the drizzle orm portion that i am running in deno, if you want