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#Deno compile file location
primal canyon
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primal canyon
How can i, from inside of my script, get the compiled executable's file location? @stark mural
stark muralBOT
I wasn't able to find the answer to your question in the official Deno documentation. However, based on what you've asked, if you're looking to get the file path of the currently running Deno script, you can use Deno.mainModule. This will give you the URL of the main module that was loaded.
Here's an example of how you might use it:
console.log(Deno.mainModule);
This will log the URL to the console, which includes the path to the current script. If you need the file path specifically and you're dealing with a local file, you might need to convert this URL to a file path.
Please note that this advice is not directly from the Deno documentation, so you should verify its accuracy and ensure it fits your use case. If you're looking for the location of the Deno executable itself, that's a different question and might not have a straightforward answer as scripts are run through the Deno runtime, not compiled into standalone executables.
zenith vale
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