Not able to build @openpassport/sdk using deno

[0xisk]

Hey!
I was trying to build a wrapper for @openpassport/sdk using Deno to be able to make it work in a rust project.
But I got this issue:

deno run --unstable --allow-read=node_modules --allow-net openPassportVerifier.ts                     ✔  18.16.1  

⚠️  The `--unstable` flag is deprecated and will be removed in Deno 2.0. Use granular `--unstable-*` flags instead.
Learn more at: https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/tools/unstable_flags
error: Error in @openpassport/sdk@0.1.7 parsing version requirement for dependency: node-forge@git+https://github.com/remicolin/forge.git

Invalid npm version requirement. Unexpected character.
  git+https://github.com/remicolin/forge.git
  ~
    at file:///home/isk/projects/pse/hackathon_2024/snark-verifier-server-rs/deno/src/openPassportVerifier.ts:1:96

// openPassportVerifier.ts
import { OpenPassport1StepInputs, OpenPassportVerifierReport, OpenPassport1StepVerifier } from 'npm:@openpassport/sdk@^0.1.7';

let verifier: OpenPassport1StepVerifier | null = null;

export function initializeVerifier(options: {
    scope: string;
    attestationId?: string;
    requirements?: string[][];
    rpcUrl?: string;
    dev_mode?: boolean;
}): void {
    verifier = new OpenPassport1StepVerifier(options);
}

export async function verifyPassport(openPassport1StepInputs: OpenPassport1StepInputs): Promise<OpenPassportVerifierReport> {
    if (!verifier) {
        throw new Error("Verifier has not been initialized. Please call initializeVerifier first.");
    }
    return await verifier.verify(openPassport1StepInputs);
}

Related Project: https://github.com/dog-18/openpassport-rs

[0xturboblitz]

@remicolin

looks like deno doesn't like this github link as a package identifier. Not familiar with deno, does it support anything different from npm as sources? @0xisk

[0xisk]

@remicolin

looks like deno doesn't like this github link as a package identifier. Not familiar with deno, does it support anything different from npm as sources? @0xisk

Thanks @0xturboblitz for your fast reply. I am not experienced with Deno, but I guess if you could publish your forked version in NPM that would be the easiest.