Deno

[backspaces]

I have run webdav-client in deno's cli. I haven't run into problems. Could you include it in your readme if you feel it is generally usable there? I find deno more approachable than node due to using modern javascript and typescript. THANKS for the great utility!

[backspaces]

This is the sort of deno usage I've tried and it seems to work. It is pretty simple but enough to think it would work with more complex usages.

import { AuthType, createClient } from 'https://esm.sh/webdav@5.8.0'

const token =  'eyJhbGciOiJQUzI1NiIsIm...'
const client = createClient('https://agentscript.webdav.acequia.io:3334/', {
    authType: AuthType.Token,
    token: {
        token_type: 'Bearer',
        access_token: token,
    },
})

// List directory contents
const contents = await client.getDirectoryContents('/agentscript/ide/examples/')
console.log(JSON.stringify(contents, null, 2))

const ants = await client.getDirectoryContents('/agentscript/ide/examples/Ants')
console.log(JSON.stringify(ants, null, 2))

// output all of agentscript in this webdav
const as = await client.getDirectoryContents('/agentscript/', { deep: true })
console.log(JSON.stringify(as, null, 2))

// Create new user directorys
if (!(await client.exists('/agentscript/users'))) {
    await client.createDirectory('/agentscript/users')
}

if (!(await client.exists('/agentscript/users/bob'))) {
    await client.createDirectory('/agentscript/users/bob')
}

const bobDir = await client.getDirectoryContents('/agentscript/users/bob/')
console.log(JSON.stringify(bobDir, null, 2))

..and so on

[perry-mitchell]

Thanks! Good idea. I would accept a PR for the following:

• Deno support in Readme
• Deno test in CI workflows (can be rudimentary)

But I don't have the time to handle this myself, unfortunately.