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  • Mandarine.TS
  • Getting started
    • Installing Deno Runtime
    • Setting up Environment
    • Quick Example
  • Concepts
  • Mandarine Project Structure
  • Mandarine CLI
    • CLI Reference
      • mandarine new
      • mandarine generate
      • mandarine run
  • Mandarine Core
    • Core Initialization
    • Mandarine.json
    • Dot env file
    • Properties
      • The @Value Decorator
    • Components
      • Controller
      • Middleware
      • Repository
      • Component
      • Service
      • Configuration
      • Manual Component
    • Dependency Injection
      • Accessing DI container
    • Resource Handlers
      • Resource Handler Registry
      • Resource Handler
      • Resource Resolver
  • Mandarine MVC
    • Web MVC
    • Controllers
      • Routes
        • Parameterized Routes
      • HTTP Handlers
      • @ResponseStatus
    • Custom Middleware
    • Session Middleware
    • CORS Middleware
    • Template Engine
      • @Render Decorator
      • Accessing data from template
    • Launching web-app
    • Serving Static Content
    • Multipart Form Data
  • Mandarine Security
    • Sessions
  • Mandarine Data
    • ORM
      • Data source
      • Models
      • Repositories
        • Interacting with data
        • Updating data
    • Mandarine Query Language
  • Resources
    • Changelog
  • Plugins
    • Optional
    • Promise Repeater
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  1. Getting started

Setting up Environment

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In order to develop Mandarine-powered applications, you will most likely need to use an IDE (Integrated Development Environment).

Mandarine.TS officially recommends to use as Deno has official support for a Deno development environment.

Using VSCODE, Deno & Mandarine

Getting started

Download Visual Studio Code from the link above.

Installing Deno Extension

After downloading VS Code, go to the tab Extensions and look for "Deno"

Install the extensions and read the readme for any question.

Using Deno extension

After having downloaded the mentioned Deno extension, create a folder in the root of your project called .vscode, and inside that folder create a file called settings.json.

// .vscode/settings.json
{
    "deno.enable": true,
    "deno.autoFmtOnSave": true,
    "deno.alwaysShowStatus": true
}

Visual Studio Code (VSC)
Deno official extension for VS code.