Hi all, <br><br>I have been pondering how feasible it would be to try to use Deno (as opposed to node.js) to write a JSON filter. <br><br>https://deno.land/<br><br><div>I’ve become disillusioned with gargantuan node_modules directories — the installation approach of Deno is much tidier and manageable IMHO.<br></div><div><br></div><div>I’m going to try to see if I can port one of either&nbsp; node-pandoc-filter or&nbsp; pandoc-filter-node to work with Deno — I don’t <i>think</i> it should be too hard — but I figured it might be worth raising the topic in here in case anyone has experience or interest.<br><br>Pat<br><br>PS. Thanks to all involved for pandoc, I have relied on it heavily while writing my dissertation.<br><br></div>

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