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deno info displays module dependency tree

The deno info command displays information about a module's dependency tree. It shows how Deno resolves and caches dependencies.

deno info auto-discovers deno.json configuration

When passing a local file to deno info, it automatically discovers a deno.json or deno.jsonc configuration file in the current directory or a parent directory. Use --config <file> to specify a different configuration file, or --no-config to disable automatic config discovery.

deno info --json flag for machine-readable output

The --json flag outputs machine-readable JSON format, useful for tooling and CI. For npm dependencies, each entry in the npmPackages map includes a localPath field with the package's location in the on-disk Deno cache.

deno info displays cache location

Running deno info with no arguments displays cache location information including DENO_DIR location, remote modules cache path, and TypeScript compiler cache path.

deno info example with dependency tree output

Example usage: deno info jsr:@std/http/file-server outputs information including local cache path, type, number of unique dependencies, total size, and a tree visualization of all dependencies with their URLs and file sizes.

deno info works with local or remote ES modules

The dependency inspector feature of deno info works with any local or remote ES modules.

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