Check if a package name is available in the https://deno.land/x third-party Deno modules registry.
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Import the checkIfNameIsAvailable or checkIfNameExists function and use it:
import { checkIfNameIsAvailable, checkIfNameExists } from "https://deno.land/x/x_name/mod.ts"; await checkIfNameIsAvailable("abc"); // false await checkIfNameIsAvailable("your-package-name"); // true await checkIfNameExists("abc"); // true await checkIfNameExists("your-package-name"); // false
CLI with DPX
After installing DPX, you can directly use the CLI using the dpx command:
dpx x_name available <your-package-name> --allow-net # true dpx x_name exists <your-package-name> --allow-net # false
Alternatively, you can use it directly from the CLI by using deno run:
deno run --allow-net https://deno.land/x/x_name/cli.ts available <your-package-name> deno run --allow-net https://deno.land/x/x_name/cli.ts exists <your-package-name>
You can also install it globally using the following:
deno install --allow-net -n x_name https://deno.land/x/x_name/cli.ts
Then, the package is available to run:
x_name available <your-package-name> x_name exists <your-package-name>
Required permissions:
--allow-net
Run tests:
deno test --allow-netMIT Β© Denorg
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