Getting started
This page summarizes all the concepts you will need to know to start with Mandarine.TS. Here you will find the best practices for Mandarine & some of its requirements to run on Deno
Typescript configuration
In order to run a Mandarine-powered application, a tsconfig.json file is needed. Otherwise, Mandarine will fail at its compile time.
Note that you can add new properties to your tsconfig.json, but those mentioned before must remain as shown.
Deno configuration
In order to run Mandarine, you must pass --allow-net & --allow-read, and --config (Indicating your tsconfig.json file path) flags in your Deno command. For example:
Click here for more information about entry-point files.
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