How to process with Deno? #Question #Help
See original GitHub issueHi!
Thanks for software
Would someone be kind enough to elaborate on the Deno example?
Should postcss handle the file read/write (i.e. .process({from|to})
option arguments) or does one need to involve the likes of Deno.readTextFile | Deno.writeTextFile
to do this?
Hope to hear back
Cheers
PS happy to PR the read me later if that’s appropriate…?
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@oscarotero can give a full example
Hi @oscarotero,
Thanks for reply
Oh my f#ck, I knew I should have reviewed that module, I saw it in the select menu 🙄
I definitely think some more attention should be devoted to this module from the README, as I would bet processing files is a top use case for most
Aside, if you don’t think updating the README is necessary then feel free to close issue
Cheers