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@remix-run/deno
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This package contains a Deno module that provides abstractions for Remix.
For more, see the Remix docs.
Installation is done via npm
, but the code itself is Deno source code. Read
more about
why we use npm
to manage dependencies for Deno projects
in Remix.
npm install @remix-run/deno
v2.15.0
Date: 2025-11-19
Stabilize the future.v3_routeConfig
future flag, replacing future.unstable_routeConfig
. This enables support for routes.ts
to assist with the migration to React Router v7. (#10236)
Note that if you had already enabled the future.unstable_routeConfig
flag, your route config in app/routes.ts
is no longer defined via the routes
export and must now be defined via the default export.
import { type RouteConfig } from "@remix-run/route-config";
-export const routes: RouteConfig = [];
+export default [] satisfies RouteConfig;
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Deno platform abstractions for Remix
The npm package @remix-run/deno receives a total of 973 weekly downloads. As such, @remix-run/deno popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @remix-run/deno demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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