import PackageManagerTabs from '~/components/package-manager-tabs/index.tsx';

Deno Middleware

Qwik City Deno middleware allows you to hook up Qwik City to a Deno server which uses the standard Request/Response that's well supported by Deno. Some Deno server implementations include:

• Deno's integrated HTTP server
• Oak

Installation

To integrate the deno adapter, use the add command:

• For the integrated HTTP server:

<PackageManagerTabs> <span q:slot="pnpm"> ```shell pnpm run qwik add deno ``` </span> <span q:slot="npm"> ```shell npm run qwik add deno ``` </span> <span q:slot="yarn"> ```shell yarn run qwik add deno ``` </span> <span q:slot="bun"> ```shell bun run qwik add deno ``` </span> </PackageManagerTabs>

Production build

To build the application for production, use the build command, this command will automatically run build.server and build.client:

<PackageManagerTabs> <span q:slot="pnpm"> ```shell pnpm run build ``` </span> <span q:slot="npm"> ```shell npm run build ``` </span> <span q:slot="yarn"> ```shell yarn run build ``` </span> <span q:slot="bun"> ```shell bun run build ``` </span> </PackageManagerTabs>

Serve

To start the Deno server after a build:

<PackageManagerTabs> <span q:slot="pnpm"> ```shell pnpm run serve ``` </span> <span q:slot="npm"> ```shell npm run serve ``` </span> <span q:slot="yarn"> ```shell yarn run serve ``` </span> <span q:slot="bun"> ```shell bun run serve ``` </span> </PackageManagerTabs>

Production deploy

Since you are choosing Deno, here you are in your own, after running the build command:

• The dist folder will be created including all the static files.
• The server folder will be created including all node server files.

By default, SSG mode is activated. If you want to change this behavior, you can edit the vite.config.ts file inside the adapters/deno folder. In this file you can configure the behavior of the SSG or remove the SSG part to switch to a complete SSR.