All the same, you can run deno install in a directory with a package.json file an it will resolve and install to node_modules. The process is also written in compiled code, like bun... so I was just curious.
edit: replied to my own post... looks like `deno install --allow-scripts` is about 1s slower than bun once deno.lock exists.
edit: replied to my own post... looks like `deno install --allow-scripts` is about 1s slower than bun once deno.lock exists.