JSR support

[jprinaldi]

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It would be awesome if Renovate supported JSR, the JavaScript Registry. It's been working flawlessly for my projects, both in terms of installing and publishing packages. The only drawback is the lack of automatic updates through Renovate.

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[aneuhold]

Seemed like it might be helpful to post another possible solution, although it doesn't look fantastic.

Add a .yarnrc.yml file or the equivalent for your package installation tool with something like:

nodeLinker: node-modules

npmScopes:
  jsr:
    npmRegistryServer: 'https://npm.jsr.io'

Then install packages from JSR where with the format where the @ is replaced with / and / is replaced with __. For example, to install a package on JSR called @someorg/somepackage, install it with yarn add @jsr/someorg__somepackage. This makes it so Renovate will still work and so will yarn up.

As a heads up, this does require imports from the package to match the weird name. But VS Code still auto-completes just fine it looks like. So

import { SomeClass } from '@jsr/someorg__somepackage';

Link to the JSR documentation that discusses this.

[typed-sigterm]

Seemed like it might be helpful to post another possible solution, although it doesn't look fantastic.

deno.json: [tag] help wanted