init-deno-nestjs

Initialize a NestJS project configured to run with Deno.

Usage

Requirements: Deno 2, Git, and an internet connection.

deno run -A jsr:@scriptcamilo/init-deno-nestjs my-api

To pin the CLI version:

deno run -A jsr:@scriptcamilo/init-deno-nestjs@0.1.0 my-api

Then:

cd my-api
deno task dev

The -A flag grants all permissions. The CLI can instead be run with explicit permissions (Git itself needs network and environment access in addition to the permissions granted to the Deno process):

deno run --allow-run=git --allow-read --allow-write --allow-net \
  --allow-env jsr:@scriptcamilo/init-deno-nestjs my-api

What it does

• Clones the latest template with git clone --depth 1.
• Removes the template's Git history.
• Initializes a new, empty Git repository on the main branch.

What it does not do

• It does not install dependencies or create a commit.
• It does not rename package internals or edit template files.
• It does not configure databases, authentication, or infrastructure.

Existing destination directories are never overwritten. If creation fails, the CLI attempts to remove only the incomplete directory created by that run.

Development

deno task fmt
deno task lint
deno task check
deno task test
deno task publish:dry

License

MIT