feat: support Deno projects - #57
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WalkthroughAdds Deno as a supported package manager for local minimal PostgreSQL projects. The change adds Deno project detection, setup validation, Prisma CLI execution, dependency handling, runtime commands, and generated Deno configuration. Deno templates use Deno environment access and omit Composer and deployment artifacts. README files document Deno setup and limitations. Tests cover setup validation, installation behavior, generated files, unsupported combinations, and successful builds. Quick-start commands now use the Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Deno support introduces a bounded security risk because dependency installation enables lifecycle scripts without a package-specific approval policy, and mixed projects may be classified as Deno without an explicit marker. The PR is mergeable with owner awareness and follow-up on these behaviors. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/utils/package-manager.ts`:
- Around line 136-142: Update getInstallCommand to return plain “deno install”
without the unrestricted --allow-scripts flag, and adjust the corresponding
generated Deno configuration and install expectations to use only reviewed npm:
package identities when lifecycle-script approval is required.
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README.mdsrc/commands/create.tssrc/constants/dependencies.tssrc/tasks/install.tssrc/tasks/setup-prisma.tssrc/types.tssrc/utils/package-manager.tstemplates/create/_shared/README.md.hbstemplates/create/_shared/deno.json.hbstemplates/create/_shared/module.ts.hbstemplates/create/_shared/prisma-composer.config.ts.hbstemplates/create/_shared/prisma.config.ts.hbstemplates/create/_shared/service.ts.hbstemplates/create/_shared/src/prisma/composer.ts.hbstemplates/create/_shared/src/prisma/db.ts.hbstemplates/create/minimal/package.json.hbstemplates/create/minimal/src/index.ts.hbstests/e2e/create-prisma.e2e.test.tstests/install.test.tstests/setup-prisma.test.ts
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What this adds
Scope
Deno support is intentionally limited to local minimal PostgreSQL apps. Prisma Compute does not support Deno deployments.
The consolidated prisma@next CLI currently crashes under Deno while importing @prisma/credentials-store through xdg-app-paths. Until that upstream path is compatible, this uses the existing Prisma 8 ORM-only prisma-next entrypoint for init and ORM commands. No Composer or authentication command goes through that path.
Verification
The full local E2E run also exercised the existing Bun templates; its Composer-dev test was blocked by stale local Prisma emulator port state, while the new Deno E2E passed.