Agree on this a little, because sometimes I just want to download all packages and go code somewhere without the internet. Or a situy may happen when a dev does not have access to internet, but while having all the packages he can still do some work. With urls it becomes impossible until the caching mechanism is created(which is almost node modules). + Yoully need to always specify the needed version directly, because the package may change a lot(like react router does) and your app won't work after that.
And also as well as I understand we'll need to specify the version in all urls in all files where it is imported, not in one config.
You misunderstand how url imports work you need to read more about it... nothing will break because version are kept in the url. And also No internet No problem if it is cached/downloaded you can work just like with npm if there is no internet it behaves the same as npm if your internet is dead you cant do npm install what do you think npm has under the hood? Correct there are a bunch of web urls who get requested. I have no idea why people always assume you can't work without internet when using url imports all you can't do is cache new packages same with npm you can't npm install without internet but you can work with whats in the node_modules or in case of Deno whats in the cache.
Caching is not like node_modules, as far as I understand. Deno caches in a directory somewhere at ~/. So, once a package is cached, it may not have to be cached again, even for a seperate program
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Agree on this a little, because sometimes I just want to download all packages and go code somewhere without the internet. Or a situy may happen when a dev does not have access to internet, but while having all the packages he can still do some work. With urls it becomes impossible until the caching mechanism is created(which is almost node modules). + Yoully need to always specify the needed version directly, because the package may change a lot(like react router does) and your app won't work after that.
And also as well as I understand we'll need to specify the version in all urls in all files where it is imported, not in one config.
You misunderstand how url imports work you need to read more about it... nothing will break because version are kept in the url. And also No internet No problem if it is cached/downloaded you can work just like with npm if there is no internet it behaves the same as npm if your internet is dead you cant do npm install what do you think npm has under the hood? Correct there are a bunch of web urls who get requested. I have no idea why people always assume you can't work without internet when using url imports all you can't do is cache new packages same with npm you can't npm install without internet but you can work with whats in the node_modules or in case of Deno whats in the cache.
Caching is not like
node_modules, as far as I understand. Deno caches in a directory somewhere at~/. So, once a package is cached, it may not have to be cached again, even for a seperate program