An example of how to deploy a Deno application build on Kinsta.
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During the deployment process, Kinsta will automatically install dependencies defined in your package.json
file.
Kinsta automatically sets the PORT
environment variable. You should not define it yourself and you should not hard-code it into the application.
When deploying an application Kinsta will automatically create a web process with npm start
as the entry point. Make sure to use this command to run your server.
Whenever a deployment is initiated (through creating an application or re-deploying due to an incoming commit) the npm build
command is run, followed by the npm start
command.
Deno is a JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly runtime with secure defaults and a great developer experience.
- TypeScript out of the box: First-class support for TypeScript – no need to spend hours configuring things that break as soon as you update a dependency.
- Great all-in-one tooling: Built-in linter, code formatter, ability to build a self-contained executable, test runner, IDE integration, and more.
More info on the Deno.land website.