Run Deno code in the browser. Fast & simple.

dsbuild is a simple, fast static site builder.

It compiles any Deno TypeScript (or Markdown) into a single JavaScript file that can be run in the browser.

It's a one-command, zero-configuration way to build React, Markdown, or other JS-powered web sites entirely using Deno.

Features:

• Supports TypeScript, MDX (Markdown), JSX, and React out of the box.
• Automatic rebuilds as you develop (dsbuild --watch)
• Previewing via a simple included web server (dsbuild --serve)
• URL imports using https://, file://, npm:, jsr:, and import maps.
• Full support for Deno syntax and modules that don't require the Deno namespace or system APIs.
• Powered by esbuild and esbuild_deno_loader under the hood.

1. Install the Deno runtime.

2. Run the following command to install dsbuild:

deno install -frAg jsr:@orgsoft/dsbuild

3. Ensure $HOME/.deno/bin is in your PATH environment variable.

See examples/ for full examples of building React, Markdown, or other JS-powered web sites.

• dsbuild

  • Run this command from any directory to compile src/app.ts into public/app.js.

• dsbuild --watch (or dsbuild -w)

  • Watches src/ directory and rebuilds on changes.

• dsbuild --watch=src/ui,src/api

  • Watches src/ui and src/api and rebuilds on changes.

• dsbuild --watch --serve (or dsbuild -ws)

  • Watch and serve public/ on localhost:8000.

• dsbuild --import-map import-map.json

  • Builds with import map.

• dsbuild --denoconfig

  • Generates a deno.json you can use for Deno development with proper target and lib settings for Browsers/React/JSX.

  • You can also run dsbuild --denoconfig --out deno.json to write to a file.

• dsbuild --tsconfig

  • Generates a tsconfig.json you can use for Deno development with proper target and lib settings for Browsers/React/JSX.

  • You can also run dsbuild --tsconfig --out tsconfig.json to write to a file.

• dsbuild --in src/some-file.ts --out public/another-file.js

  • You can configure the in and out flags to customize the input and output files.

  • These example values are the same as the defaults when you call dsbuild.

• dsbuild --target chrome99,firefox99,safari15

  • Customize the output target, to specify browsers or a different environment. (esbuild target docs)

• dsbuild --serve-only

  • Serve public/ on localhost:8000 without building.

• DENO_ENV=development dsbuild

  • Builds without minification.

Check out the examples/ folder for a demo, after git clone-ing this repo and installing dsbuild.

Inside the folder, run dsbuild --serve --watch, make changes to src/app.ts, and you should see the page immediately update.

You can clone this repository to make changes.

Once you have a local copy, run deno task install:dev from this directory to replace your dsbuild installation with a local development copy.

Contributions are welcome.

MIT license.