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Automatic discovery of ports

If you have published your module both on deno.land/x and NPM Denoify should be able to automatically resolve your Deno distribution, what do I mean by that?  
Examples of resolutions that denoify can perform automatically
Let's assume we are in a project, in our node_modules directory we have the following three Denoified modules:
 tsafe in version 0.10.1
​my-dummy-npm-and-deno-module in version 0.4.3
​leac in version 0.6.0
Input
// src/foo.ts
import { assert } from "tsafe/assert";
import type { Equals } from "tsafe";
import * as ns from "my-dummy-npm-and-deno-module";
import { Cat } from "my-dummy-npm-and-deno-module/dist/lib/Cat";
import { createLexer } from "leac";
Output
Now if we run npx denoify it will generates this:  
// deno_dist/foo.ts
import { assert } from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/assert.ts";
import type { Equals } from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts";
import * as ns from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/mod.ts";
import { Cat } from "https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/lib/Cat.ts";
import { createLexer } from "https://deno.land/x/leac/v0.6.0/mod.ts";
If tsafe wasn't published on deno.land/x instead of https://deno.land/x/[email protected]/assert.ts we would have https://raw.githubusercontent.com/garronej/tsafe/v0.10.1/deno_dist/assert.ts.  
Denoify always find the files on GitHub first and then try to see if it can get the same file with a deno.land/x url on a best effort basis.  
If you want it to work your repo should have the same name as the deno module you have published ( we replace the - by _ ).
Troubleshooting
For some reason, automatic resolution dosen't work well with your module?  
Please reach out by opening a discussion!
Discussions · garronej/denoify
GitHub
If you want to check for common problem before contacting the community here are some things you might want to check out: 
If you are using the --out CLI parameter define denoify.out in your package.json instead.  
Makes sure you do not get this message when you run npx denoify.  If you do make sur your  main property of your package.json is correct. 
Makes sure you have a repository field in your package.json that points to the correct repo. Example​
Make sure you create a git Tag for every NPM version you release. (A git tag is created when you create a GitHub Release)
Make sure there is always a tsconfig.json file at the root of your repo, on every version tag, and that it specifies the option compilerOptions.outDir.

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